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Thanks, Dave, for presenting points that I was hoping to make, but didn't
get around to do.
Just to add, a couple of points.
I always have mixed feeling when a biblical phenomenon like a "virgin
conception" goes from an "impossibility" to an explainable event, because
once we can explain a miracle, maybe we lost more than we gained, replacing
faith with knowledge.
Second of all, I cannot understand how someone can hope to negate the event
by parsing Isaiah 7:14. What ever those words mean, Mary herself made the
claim that she "knew no man" (Luke 1:34.) One can call her a liar, or claim
that the passage is in error, but that is a far cry from claiming Virgin
Conception is a misunderstanding of scripture.
Lastly, there was some mention earlier about the early belief that men
solely produce the "seed" that produced children.
I supposed that all you Genesis fans know of the claim that Genesis 3:15 is
a messianic prophesy:
God told the serpent-
"And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed and
her seed; he shall bruise you on the head, and you shall bruise him on the
heel." (NAS)
The reference to "her seed" has been proposed as an indication of Immaculate
Norm Woodward
Robins AFB Georgia
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From: D. F. Siemens, Jr. [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
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To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: Virgin Birth
On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 09:21:31 -0500 firstname.lastname@example.com (Keith B Miller)
> Jon asked:
> >> Now I take the Virgin Birth as a "given". In that case, in the
> light of
> >> the modern understanding of what happens at conception, how do
> we
> >> understand it, and more importantly, what is the theological
> >> justification?
> My currrent view on this is that the virgin birth was a "sign"
> pointing to
> the incarnation. It, like the resurrection, was an affirmation of
> Jesus'
> divine character. I guess I would say that the virgin birth was not
> a
> requirement for the incarnation but a sign pointing to it.
> I would value the response of those with theological training of
> which I
> have none.
> Keith
Though there have been other items in this chain, I go back to put in
some general comments on the matter of the virgin birth. First, if Jesus
were normally conceived, then for the divine to take over would have been
identical to the action of demons in taking over the identity of a
person, a usurpation. This does not seem to be appropriate to the way God
Second, if a person could live a perfect life so as not to be under
condemnation, and decide to give his perfection to a sinner and take up
the sinner's guilt, this would juridically be sufficient only for the
one, not for all the other children of Adam. The value of the sacrifice
has to be equal to the total guilt to provide an atonement for all. The
only way for this to occur is for the infinite to be joined to the finite
to produce a human life of infinite value. This cannot be an explanation
of the hypostatic union, but indicates its necessity.
Third, any form of human parthenogenesis without direct divine
involvement could only duplicate the haploid female genome, which lacks
the genes on the Y chromosome necessary for developing as a male. I
believe that there are a few persons with two X chromosomes who have bits
of Y inserted in a somatic chromosome, who have a male phenotype that may
be "messed up." As a consequence, I think the virgin birth goes beyond
being a sign or affirmation to being a necessity.
Finally, although the term in Isaiah 7:14 means "young woman," LXX makes
it "virgin," which is the way Matthew 1:23 cites it. There must be a
solid reason for the virgin birth, since both Matthew and Luke state it.
(Yes, George, I know you differentiate the virgin birth from the virgin
conception, but I use the familiar terminology.)
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Dragons are fallen angelsIsn't it weird that dragons so far within the Temeraire fictional universe are all suspiciously absent from every one of the world's major orthodox religions?
- They could be likened to 'giants' or 'leviathans' of ancient scriptures. They shunned their divinity and endless-god-servitude, choosing to pursue earthly desires. Explaining why dragons are so materialistic and obsessed with either hoarding treasure or raising humans.
- The most mighty and massive of dragons like Temeraire were formerly powerful archangels.
- Are they absent from the religions? In the first book they mention images of dragons burning sinners in Hell being used when discussing whether or not Temeraire may be a firebreather.
Dragons will be phased out of military use within Temeraire's natural lifetimeIn the age of muzzle-loaded muskets it takes a very lucky head and/or wing shot to do worse than inflict a flesh wound on a combat-sized dragon. If tech development continues we are looking at gatling guns within 60 years, and once someone works out an internal combustion engine with a power-to-weight ratio sufficient to put on something airworthy we are looking at a human generation at most before we have machines faster and more readily 'fixed' than dragons carrying weapons that can kill them outright.
- Armor tech may catch up to the point where dragons can take off with something that could stop contemporary weapons, but only several decades later.
- Or, alternatively, draconic jetpacks.
- Alternately, dragons realize that technology makes their one role in society obsolete and revolt.
- Hopefully, by that point they will have citizenship and at least a few options open outside of the military (admittedly, without thumbs many occupations remain problematic)
Universal (Human) Suffrage will be accelerated by the draconic efforts at gaining citizenship rightsCall it a refinement of Black & White ganging up on Green if you will, but with oversized flying reptiles agitating for the vote quite a few un-propertied/catholics/what-have-you will ask "Why not me?" while many of the ruling class will consider it rather less outragious compared to doing so for 'beasts'.
The whole Longwing pilot thing will give the Feminist movement a leg up by simply existing.
- Presuming they still keep the whole mess under wraps, those with clearance to know about... say... Admiral of the Air J. Roland will at least be somewhat more likely to keep thier mouths shut rather than parrot the common "wisdom" of female incapacity.
- BTW, as of book six, this seems off the table.
- If (as seems likely IMO) the truth of the matter comes out, then many a counterargument against Women's Rights get shot down. That being said the "suffragettes" are likey to split between those who hold the female aviators up as brave defenders of Britain and a true example for all women; and those who distance themselves from the 'mannish', 'licensious', 'unwomanly' creatures and thier beasts (if for no other reasons than the tactical).
- The Martin Luther King, Jr.-vs-Malcom X Effect. They'll deal with the prim-and-proper sufraggettes because the alternative is dealing with Admiral Jane Roland, and her big, friendly dragon.
- There may be active collaboration to that effect. Jane mentioned cultivating the wives of some ministers in one of her letters to Laurence.
- As an extension of this WMG: Lady Allendale will become the founder of the women's rights movement.
- The Martin Luther King, Jr.-vs-Malcom X Effect. They'll deal with the prim-and-proper sufraggettes because the alternative is dealing with Admiral Jane Roland, and her big, friendly dragon.
Dragons are mildly autisticOnly they're ALL the equivalent of autistic humans. They can have great intelligence, but they have behavioral and perception problems like an autistic kid. Or, of course, this is completely Unfortunate Implications misinterpretation of the way dragons are kept isolated and ignorant.
- Doubt it, too many of the older ones are far more level-headed.
- Its more likely that the issues with dragon behavior come from the fact that they don't receive the same cultural upbringing that humans do. Since most dragons (outside of China) are regarded as nothing more than military assets, they aren't given an education in anything other than what is considered pertinent to their usefulness as weapons. As a result, human concepts such as property, religion, race, nationality etc and all the cultural connotations that come hand in hand with them are absent from a dragons education and thus their understanding. The difference is demonstrated in the second book, where the main characters go to China and find that dragons are active citizens, because they receive the same education that children do upon hatching.
- They're also a completely different species, so them having different behavior is to be expected. Just because something is sentient doesn't mean its going to have the same basic behavior as a human.
The United States will play a role in the series at some pointImportant or minor, but I somehow get the feeling that with the fact that goings on in the Americas really haven't been mentioned in the series that much, there'll be mention of the US before long. Of course, we don't actually know if the Revolution was successful in this timeline, though we do know it happened based on Gentius' words in Victory of Eagles about "fighting the colonials near Boston". Then again, since the main British covert in the Americas appears to be Halifax and not Boston or New York, then it's quite likely that the American Revolution was successful. Could lead to some interesting events as the series goes on, such as the War of 1812 being fought with dragons as well and the United States becoming much closer to Napoleonic France.
- In Black Powder War, one of Laurence's crew speculated the British may be retaking the colonies, leading Riggs to say it was more likely the colonials invaded Nova Scotia, which both heavily suggest the American Revolution was successful.
- The Inca Empire is also suggested to be still around and may also play a role later.
- As of Tongues of Serpents, the United States did revolt in '76 (and are making noises about a second war if the Brits don't stop impressment), but it's...different, and seems to have merged with Native American tribes, rather than displacing them (possibly due to their command of the vast numbers of native dragons and the colonials likely having one of their own).
- We learn more about the USA in Blood of Tyrants, where we meet several Yankee merchants, including a dragon merchant from Salem, Massachusetts. Dragons appear to enjoy many, if not all, of the same Constitutional rights and liberties as humans, and the dragon merchant that Laurence and Temeraire encounter in Japan, one John Wampanonag, is so prosperous and prominent that he personally knows President Tecumseh, and that the fact that our heroes are acquainted with him is as good as a formal introduction to other American traders. While there appears to be ongoing trouble about impressment, there is no indication that this has escalated to the level of war - not that Britain, in the altered circumstances of this history, would be able, or wise to, take on yet another adversary.
The Tswana are going to help foment an early Civil WarWith Tongues of Serpents, it looks like the U.S may eventually have to deal with a premature war, especially considering how one of the American merchants towards the end briefly mentions the division of slavery in the states (in a 'blink and you'll miss it' comment), as well as his own feelings about slavery. The Portugese merchant gets very irate over the issue and warns him that, yes, the Tswana might attack the U.S soon. Now, if the Tswana did get through their Roaring Rampageof Revenge down in Brazil and worked their way up to the U.S, attacking the Southern States over the slavery issue, it might add the right combination of fuel to the flame, along with the help of the small but growing abolition movement in early 19th century Reform Era America. Note that at this point in U.S. history, many influential Americans, including in Virginia and other states of the Upper South, among them Founders such as Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and George Mason, believed that slavery was a Necessary Evil at best and should be brought to an end if a workable alternative could be found.
- In addition, even in the early 1800s, there were a lot of early warning signs for the Civil War that did happen at about the setting of Temeraire, where states were threatening to secede over economics or tariff issues. Despite the U.S's Small Name, Big Ego status at around that time, it's possible that future books are going to explore more of the Americas and hit this issue as well.
- As of Blood of Tyrants, we know that the Tswana have begun harrassing the American slave trade on the high seas, though due to the efforts of Lawrence and Temeraire, they've stood down at least from the time being from their military campaign in the Americas and established a fragile peace with Brazil. However, that peace, as far as we know, extends only to Brazil, so there is no obvious reason why the Tswana shouldn't proceed with operations against slaving in the southern U.S. states at some point in the future.
- Also, considering that relations between white Americans and Native Americans are dramatically different in this Alternate History (to the extent that Tecumseh is President of the United States, there is quite possibly much greater pressure on the Deep South from other parts of the United States to start bringing the "peculiar institution" to an end than there was at this point in our own history. Indeed, due to the vastly different circumstances mentioned above - not to mention a practical desire to not have the Tswana armies descend on the USA - for all we know, slavery may already be dead everywhere outside the Deep South and in serious decline even there.
The series will have a Distant FinaleIt is stated that many dragons live for about 200 years. Using that logic, since Temeraire hatched in the early 1800s, he could concievably still be alive in the early 2000s. Don't know how it would fit into the context of the story, but it would be interesting to see if the rest of world history is any different for the 19th and 20th centuries.
- Age shouldn't be an issue, Celestial's supposedly last well in excess of 300 years, possibly even 400.
Perscitia will wind up getting our heroes pardonedIn the sixth book we get a letter from England mentioning that Perscitia is getting herself involved in politics (whether the politicians like it or not). She will wind up getting people used to the idea of dragons as people, and force the admiralty to pardon Laurence on the grounds that he was simply trying to prevent them from committing genocide and turning the entire world against them. The admiralty won't be happy about this, but enough of them will realize that with the entire world going to hell having a dragon as powerful as Temeraire rotting in a prison colony is wasteful. They'll be willing to pardon Laurence just to get him back in the fight.
- The hard part at this point would be talking Will and Temeraire into accepting it.
- As of Crucible of Gold, Laurence has not only been pardoned, but has been restored to the list with seniority, precisely because the British Government so badly needs him and Temeraire to carry out crucial missions such as the ones to the Incan Empire, Brazil, China and Russia. We still don't know, however, whether Perscitia had any part in Laurence's reinstatement.
Temeraire is infertileSeeing as there's only 8 Celestials period, and Temeraire did all that breeding in books 4 and 5 and never got an egg, he might very well be unable to sire an egg at all — and Celestials may die out.
- It's possible that Celestials can't breed with most other breeds of dragons. We know they can't breed with each other, it's not unlikely that it's difficult for the species as a whole to concieve.
- This is somewhat directly speculated upon in Crucible of Gold, although whether he is infertile or if Celestials can't interbreed with other dragons has yet to be seen.
- It's unlikely that the Celestials will die out, seeing as they can be born from two Imperials. To be honest, the Celestials seem less a different breed and more of a mutation.
- Confirmed in Blood of Tyrants that Celestials are sometimes infertile, but, Temeraire's infertility is Jossed. Iskierka and Temeraire's activities in Crucible of Gold bore fruit.
The Tswana "reincarnation ritual" from book 4 is a Chekhov's GunRemember back in the beginning when Temeraire twirled about the idea of Laurence becoming a dragon after hearing that story? I'm just guessing that Temeraire isn't going to take it very well when Laurence dies, be it of old age or in battle if Victory of Eagles is any indication, but especially for the latter.
- Absolutely crazy alternate theory: it'll be used somehow to make Nelson a dragon. Why? For one, he'd see the other side of things. If the thing was known, he might boost the popularity of the Corps and get the dragons better treatment. If it wasn't, it could be played for drama. And personality-wise, he already shows a few dragon-like traits (sure loves his Bling of War, for example...)
Laurence and/or Temeraire will be appointed Admiral of the AirIt will be brief though, and probably a measure of desperation in the heat of battle. Whoever is doing the appointing, most likely Jane or the Duke of Wellington, will have a hilrious short conversation with the two of them along the lines of, "You're a traitor, and you're a dragon. Unfortunately, you're both the only competent commanders on this field. Work it out, and we can handle the politics later."
- Well now Jane is finally Admiral of the Air. Laurence is not the only competent air commander England has, as the plot of "Victory of Eagles" is basically "We'll stick you and Temeraire in the hinterlands on raiding detail while the real war effort takes shape". Laurence and Temeraire played a vital role in preventing French troops from foraging, but it was Jane who smashed the French attempt to build an air bridge, and Nelson who cut off French shipping in the channel.
Thoughts on the distant future (after Laurence dies, hopefully from old age)...
- Temeraire, after a stint as Admiral of the Air, will take over training from Celeritas
- Barring that, he will take a spot in the Foreign Ministry. At the very least his translation and cryptography talents will be of use once they get some magnification gear set up.
- Emily Roland on Excidium will become Admiral of the Air, and be publicly female
Thoughts on the FAR distant future
- Read, our timeframe. The final chapter of the series (epilogue of book 9+) will be a historical entry on Laurence and Temeraire, showing Laurence to be fully Vindicated by History and considered one of Britain's finest patriots and Temeraire the most vocal and foremost proponent of draconic rights, dying shortly after seeing them become full citizens and serving in political office for some time, in the 1930s. Other small thoughts, by our timeframe, widespread Schizo Tech exists; plane flights do exist but are out competed by dragons in most cases, but electronics are nonetheless existent.
- You can say that planes co-exist with dragons, but act as cargo holders monitored by dragons during flight: this would help counter the issue of a weighed-down dragon becoming fatigued faster. Dragon transports are a common thing by this point, along with a standardized system of air traffic, and for the human who either a) can't handle being on a dragon or b) is in a real hurry to get halfway around the world, normal airliners are for them. The benefits of having dragons as a stand-in for cargo planes include the decreased chances of losing a plane for one reason or another. Of course, there are still dangers, but it would be easy having a dragon around when flying through the Bermuda Triangle.
- On the other hand, given that the top speed of a flying dragon is at most 35-40 mph, airplanes may be developed as a much faster alternative. Even the earliest WW1 biplanes flew much more swiftly than dragons, and by the time WW2 rolled around factions were investigating the first jets and rockets as tools of war. Of course, by then dragons may be relegated to entirely different positions both in culture and in warfare.
- You can say that planes co-exist with dragons, but act as cargo holders monitored by dragons during flight: this would help counter the issue of a weighed-down dragon becoming fatigued faster. Dragon transports are a common thing by this point, along with a standardized system of air traffic, and for the human who either a) can't handle being on a dragon or b) is in a real hurry to get halfway around the world, normal airliners are for them. The benefits of having dragons as a stand-in for cargo planes include the decreased chances of losing a plane for one reason or another. Of course, there are still dangers, but it would be easy having a dragon around when flying through the Bermuda Triangle.
Laurence will get married (or at least engaged) in the next book.
- So as of the end of Crucible of Gold Laurence and Temeraire are planning to head to China in hopes of securing an alliance. We know from previous books that the Emperor believes that Laurence should get married and father some sons and would be perfectly happy to find him a wife. Given all that I reckon that part of the alliance negotiations will involve Laurence getting married (either to a Chinese woman as a representative of the British court or to an English woman as a representative of the Chinese court).
- Jossed, at least for the time being. Much of the plot of Blood of Tyrants centered on turmoil in the relationship between Laurence and Temeraire due to Laurence's amnesia and Temeraire's own jealousy, and Laurence eventually assured Temeraire that he has no particular desire or intention to get married. Since Laurence and Mrs. Pemberton have been drawing gradually closer - not to mention the fact that Jane Roland is still on the scene - it's not yet a foregone conclusion, however, that Laurence will remain a bachelor.
Laurence will eventually end up married to, or at least paired with, Mrs. Pemberton.
- While Laurence is not - yet, anyway - romantically involved with Emily Roland's chaperone, the two are obviously becoming friends, and Laurence is shown to enjoy Mrs. Pemberton's company, particularly when they take tea together. For her part, Mrs. Pemberton is showing Hidden Depths, for instance using her brace of pistols to good effect during a desperate melee and requesting swordfighting training from Laurence, and is with the course of time becoming accustomed to the peculiarities of aviator culture. Not to mention that Jane Roland is thousands of miles away and they literally haven't even seen each other in years, and Laurence and Mrs. Pemberton have been in each other's society almost continuously ever since they left Australia on the Incan mission. The big remaining question is whether Temeraire can get over his jealous instincts.
- It's highly unlikely that Jane will be upset or even bothered if this happens, precisely due to the nature of aviator culture - remember that Emily herself is the offspring of a liaison with a male aviator that neither Jane or Emily has even had much contact with for a long time. (Also recall that Catherine's marriage to Riley was greeted with a bit of uproar in the aviator community in large part because it's actually very rare for female aviators to get married.) Jane is actually more likely to dryly ask Will what took him so long!
Despite being called Breeds, different types if Dragons are really different species.
- But not individual breeds=individual species. It's more like All Chinese Dragons=One Species, X European Breeds=One Species; Y European Breeds=Another Species, etc. Might explain why Temeraire didn't make any eggs with a Yellow Reaper. Wrong species.
Napoleon will meet his "Waterloo" in the next book.
- Naomi Novik is on record as saying that she envisions the series comprising nine books and already has the endgame planned out, which means - since the series now is at its 8th book - that the main plot threads will likely be wrapped up in the next (and last) installment. As of the end of Blood of Tyrants Napoleon has been forced to retreat from Moscow and has sent Joachim Murat out to try to suborn the oppressed Russian dragons - an enterprise which enjoyed considerable success, but has now been shut down by Laurence and Temeraire, who have captured Murat. The Russian army under Kutuzov, including a large Chinese dragon expeditionary force, has brought Napoleon's Grande Armee to bay and all signs point to a decisive battle - at the very least deciding the fate of Napoleon's Russian campaign - taking place in the next book. Given that Wellington has been enjoying the same success in the Peninsular War as in the original history, the chances are very good that we'll be seeing a final confrontation between Laurence/Temeraire and Napoleon/Lien sooner rather than later.
Napoleonic Tawantinsuyu will remain a Thing post-Book 9
- Lien knows Napoleon is biting off more than he can chew with the Russian adventure, and it will probably bite back hard, so she is planning for the long game. While he is off in the east she is setting things up to effectively evacuate him if possible, his kid and Empress Anahuarque at all costs, not a few artisans to help bring any useful industries up to speed, and as many of the Napoleonic Regime's generals/officials/loyalists as can be managed back to Cuzco. Diplomatic links with Japan and the U.S. are probably already being worked on to counter the Britain/China axis on the assumption that it will be patched up.
- Or Anahuarque could back-stab Napoleon and Lien when it becomes clear they are just prolonging the French defeat; getting them both exiled to the South Atlantic as she sets their toddler son up as Emperor of an only slightly truncated French Empire and herself up as Regent-for-however-long-she-cares-to-bother. That would qualify too.
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Hello Christian, On Wed, Sep 12, 2007 at 05:31:40PM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote: > I'm afraid that what is currently present in this package as > debian/po/de.po is......the *diff* file sent by Helge Kreutzmann and > not the entire de.po file. Actually, I sent my diff as usual to the previous translator to apply and submit the entire file. I did not track his actions, though. > As a consequence, the debian.po/de.po file is of course an invalid > file and thus not used..:-) I attached the entire file for your convenience now; though I don't know *what* exactly was sent, i.e. if further changes were made to my version. > I suspect this to be some Swiss conspiracy because the translation > does not use enough Schwyzertütsch....but, thankfully, the maintainer > of this package has been caught by the French Patrol and will be > lapidated with spätzle and sausages or, alternatively, swiss cheese > remaining from last Debconf's cheese party. I'm afraid I cannot provide you more old (Swiss) cheese and my Swizerdütsch is not the best either (I'm from the nothern part of Germany), so I hope the attached file suffices. If not, i.e. further action from my side are required, please tell me. Greetings Helge -- Dr. Helge Kreutzmann firstname.lastname@example.com Dipl.-Phys. http://www.helgefjell.de 64bit GNU powered gpg signed mail preferred Help keep free software "libre": http://www.ffii.de/
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Habitual Traffic Offender Scheme
Habitual Traffic Offenders – The Habitual Offender Scheme has been set up by the Road Transport Authority ('RTA') which issues penalties to people who repeatedly commit serious traffic offences.
Under the Habitual Offender Scheme there are a number of circumstances whereby a person can be classed as a Habitual Offender, including the most common situation:
- If a driver accumulates 3 convictions for serious traffic offences or a relevant offence (as defined in a list provided in the "Relevant Offences" page) within a 5 year period then the driver will be declared as a "Habitual Offender" by the Courts and the RTA.
Very serious and harsh penalties will apply to any person who has been declared a Habitual Offender including being disqualified from driving for an automatic period of 5 years. This 5 year disqualification period will commence once any other period of disqualification handed down by the Court has expired.
For example if a person is given a disqualification period for their 3rd major offence within a 5 year period then they will also be declared a Habitual Offender and receive a further 5 year period of disqualification on top of the penalties received for their 3rd major offence.
The Court has discretion to order that a longer period of disqualification be issued on the person. For example this may include a disqualification for "life".
Whilst the automatic disqualification period issued to a Habitual Offender is 5 years the Court has discretion to reduce that period of disqualification down to the minimum period of 2 years.
If you have committed your 3rd major traffic offence within a 5 year period and you are looking at being declared a Habitual Offender by the Courts then we suggest you contact our office immediately – Call (02) 9283 8622.
We will devise a plan to help you reduce the period of disqualification imposed by the Court should you be declared a Habitual Offender. It is important that you contact us as soon as possible because there is no right of appeal against additional disqualification periods imposed for being declared a Habitual Offender.
Relevant Offences
If you have committed 2 previous relevant offences within the past 5 years then you will be declared a Habitual Offender by the Courts if you appear before the Courts for a 3rd relevant or major offence.
The following offences are considered major or relevant offences which will be closely looked at by the Courts:
- Murder or manslaughter
- Any offence under the Crimes Act 1900
- Drive recklessly/furiously/at a speed dangerous to the public
- Drive negligently and cause death or grevious bodily harm
- Menacing driving
- PCA (drink driving) offences
- Refuse/fail breath/blood/urine/oral test
- Alter a breath/blood/urine/oral test
- Aiding, abetting, counselling or procuring the commission of one of the above offences
- Drive more than 45 km over the speed limit
- Drive unlicensed (2nd offence)
- Drive/make application for licence while disqualified, suspended or cancelled
Remember if you have been charged for any type of traffic offence where you are required to attend Court and you have 2 convictions for any relevant offence listed above then we highly advise you to contact us immediately to find our whether or not you are at risk of being declared a Habitual Offender by the Courts.
Quashing A Habitual Offender Declaration?
There is a way you can have the Habitual Offender Declaration lifted and that is by making a specific Application to the Court.
In addition to the Application you will be required to attend the Court and convince the Court as to why the Declarion should be lifted or alternatively have the Habitual Offender Declaration period reduced.
In particular the Court needs to be convinced that the disqualification period imposed through the Habitual Offender Declaration is "disproportionate"and "unjust consequence" taking into consideration your total driving record and the special circumstances and issues relation to your situation.
An Application to quash the declaration can be quite a technical process and for this reason you should definately obtain the services of a lawyer to represent you on such a matter.
If you have already been declared a Habitual Offender then contact our office immediately to discuss the option available to you. Call us on (02) 9283 8633.
Please contact Josh Boorman today to discuss your matter over the telephone or via email for an initial FREE consultation.
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I found Lexi S's article "Prayer Ought to Be in Schools" to be controversial. Her opinion about practicing Christianity in school is not fully accepted by many other readers, for not every student or teacher is Christian. In my opinion students should have the liberty to speak freely about their religion and be open about it without penalty. However, students not teachers should impose their own beliefs and religion on others. Practicing Christianity is school would be pressuring others to follow that particular religion only. Yes, the United States was founded, at first, based on Christianity but our country has been growing and expanding. The United Sates is the home of a diverse group of people, people with different beliefs and cultures and their beliefs should be respected. Lexi I appreciate your opinion even thought my opinion differs from yours.
Prayer Ought to Be in Schools
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- A day after Tennessee coach Butch Jones challenged his team to practice better, the Vols made significant strides on Wednesday as they continued to prep for Saturday's game against the second-ranked Oregon Ducks in Eugene, Ore..
Offensive coordinator Mike Bajakian was pleased with the progress and how focused the Vols were after a sub-standard session on Monday.
"We responded today and I was happy to see that, especially after coming off (Tuesday's) practice," said Bajakian. "We came out today with an even greater focus to execute, perform the techniques and mechanics that we ask them to perform. From Tuesday to Wednesday it's been a big jump and we'll continue to make that jump into Saturday.
"These guys want to be coached and they want to be challenged. They're a good group of kids. I like being around them and when they're hungry for that type of process, where they want to improve on a daily basis, it makes our job that much easier."
Meanwhile, Jones said defensive end Maurice Couch, who has been linked to five Southeastern Conference players, including his former teammate, Tyler Bray, receiving improper payments from an agent's runner, will not play in the Oregon game due to heat exhaustion suffered in Tuesday's practice.
The report by Yahoo sports also implicated players at Alabama and Mississippi State.
Bray and Couch reportedly received hundreds of dollars from the "runner" before and during the 2012 football season.
In honor of remembering those who lost their lives after the horrific events of Sept. 11, 2001, Jones donned a NYPD hat for practice on Wednesday. The hat read "New York's Finest" on the back as a tribute to the first responders that went into action 12 years ago today.
There are three key elements to the Tennessee defensive game this weekend against Oregon. Leveraging, pursuit and tackling in open space.
The Vols improved on each from week one to week two, but still have a ways to go according to the defensive coaches.
With Oregon's potent run game, open field tackling is the key to stopping the Ducks.
"That has been huge throughout the week, talking about tackling and tackling in space in particular," said defensive coordinator John Jancek. "Talking about leveraging the football, they have a lot of speed, they can break down angles very quickly."
"Their run game is extensive; they have a lot of different things that they could throw at you, you have to be on point in a lot of different areas," continued Jancek. "Our focus has been on leveraging the football, obviously great pursuit and tackling in space."
Open field tackling is not just something the safeties have to worry about this week. All facets of the defense have to be ready to tackle in space.
"Our pursuit from our defensive line will be key in running to the football," said defensive backs coach Willie Martinez. "All of the things that we pride ourselves in doing as far as playing fast, playing assignment, execute and run and play hard every play."
The other key? Finishing plays.
"Finish plays," said Martinez. "That is the key, finish the play. Once it is finished, snap and clear and get on to the next play. Even if you had a really good play or you didn't have a good play, there is no time to sit there and think about it with this group."
By far, the most talked about topic this week has been tempo. Whether it's Oregon or Tennessee, it's all about the tempo.
"Tempo is a huge part of our offense and it's very important at all times," said offensive coordinator Bajakian after Wednesday's practice. "Whether [we're playing] Oregon, Western Kentucky or Austin Peay, we're emphasizing that and want to pick up the tempo."
For the Ducks' home opener against Nicholls, 57,769 came through the gates of Autzen Stadium, which has a listed seating capacity of 54,000. So Bajakian knows the packed house may play a role in the trenches, but thinks the Vols can still push the tempo on Saturday.
"The noise level causes you to do some stuff procedurally," said Bajakian. "But we still aim to move up-tempo and keep the defense on their heels with how quickly we play."
Through two games, Bajakian is happy with his offense's ability to adjust the tempo.
"We've done a good job of changing tempos," Bajakian said. "We monitor that throughout the course of the game and obviously postgame. We've executed – when we're checking plays at the line of scrimmage – we're going fast and have done a good job of pushing the gas pedal and then stepping on the brakes a little."
When playing uptempo, having a signal caller that can remain poised under any circumstance is crucial. The Vols have exactly that in junior Justin Worley.
"We always try to push him, but he is even-keeled, and that's what we want," said Bajakian. "We want our guys to never be too high or too low.
"He does a good job of having a solid temperament about him. We're always on him about improving, and he has that mentality too, so it's not like we have to push him that hard."
While Worley's temperament is right where it needs to be, Bajakian knows there are areas his quarterback must improve on this week.
"As is always the case, we just have to play pitch-and-catch when it's there," Bajakian said. "As windows close more quickly - whether it's man coverage or zone coverage - we have to have better ball location. That's the No. 1 improvement he needs to make."
Redshirt senior defensive lineman Daniel Hood has been through it all during his time on Rocky Top.
And through it all he has continued to be the smart, steady presence that he is.
Jones and Co. came to Tennessee to try and establish consistency with the football program; Hood is an example of that.
"Daniel Hood, he has been the rock for us to be honest," said defensive line coach Steve Stripling. "He has been stable, highly intelligent, given us great leadership, and is the model of consistency. A lot of the players are still up and down where Hood is really consistent.
"He is the field general," said Stripling. "He is a very intelligent young man, we talk in terms of level two football, which is identifying back sets, recognizing run-pass, all of those different type of things. He is one of few that can do that."
Jancek also likes what he sees out of Hood and the effort that he gives in practice every day.
"I love Dan," said Jancek. "He does everything we ask him to do, he is very smart, he gets lined up perfectly all the time, he helps out other guys get lined up."
Hood's hard work has already paid off in 2013 as he recorded his first career interception. The Knoxville native lined up in the correct spot, got his hands up at the right time, batted the ball into the air and caught it at the right moment.
Jancek was excited for his veteran lineman.
"In the first ball game when I saw him get that interception, I was really happy for him," said Jancek. "I know he has worked really hard and had a long road up to this point and it great to see him playing and playing at a high level."
A Vol that has been ever-present on the sidelines through the first two games will be back in action against Oregon this weekend as Jacques Smith has returned to practice this week.
Smith will provide an extra burst of energy for the Vols, according to Stripling.
"We anticipate Jacq being a nice shot in the arm for us to give us some burst of energy, fresh legs, some juice," said Stripling. "We are excited about having him back."
Smith, who has been out since the beginning of fall camp with a broken thumb, got back into action on Monday and has been shaking the rust off since.
"There is a rust factor," said Stripling. "I think a lot of these young men, when they come off and they haven't been on the field for a few weeks they think they are just going to jump out there and it is going to be smooth and it is not."
"He has experienced the rust factor," continued Stripling, "but it is great that we had him early in the week practicing, and we can knock some of the rust off."
Also of note, freshman Corey Vereen also returned to practice this week, but has been limited after injuring his meniscus during fall camp. Stripling says that he is doing good, and when he is ready to go he will be put in.
Though Oregon is talented offensively across the board, the Vols' main objective is stopping the team's leader quarterback Marcus Mariota.
Mariota has thrown for 433 yards through two games this season also adding 235 yards on the ground for a team leading 26.1 yards per rush.
"I will tell you he is scary," Stripling said. "He really is. When you think of quarterbacks and their speed, a lot of quarterbacks are potentially dangerous, he is dangerous. He has great speed."
"One of the things that we do is study the scrambles and obviously this young man can really scramble," continued Stripling. "Quarterback draw and scramble is very effective. It is something we are highly aware of."
When Mariota turns on the steam, he is hard to stop. That is why the Vols have to be in their correct gaps, ready and waiting.
"You have to mix it up on him," said Jancek. "He is very athletic, he has tremendous speed, a great burst, when you see him on film, he just out runs angles. You have to have a plan, that is for sure."
That plan is to get lined up, and make plays.
"You just play disciplined and execute the defense," said Martinez. "We recognize how talented he is. Every time you have a talented quarterback, that is where it all starts on offense. We just have to execute and like I have been saying, get lined up, play with great leverage and make plays in space."
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Six McCallie swimmers qualified for the 2018 National Club Swimming Association Junior National Championships, held March 13-17 in Orlando, Fla. Junior Jake Marcum placed 10th in the 200 backstroke in school-record time (1:46.06) and raced to a 14th-place time in the 100 backstroke (49.74). He was 40th in the 50 backstroke (23.96). The 400-medley ... (click for more)
The Notre Dame girls and boys tennis teams beat Grace on Tuesday. Both teams won 5-0. Notre Dame Girls def. Grace Academy Girls 5-0 Girls Singles: Anna Qualey (N) def. Lauren Estes 8-2 Charlotte Mahn (N) def. Makayla Fisher 8-0 Jane Haywood (N) def. Abigail Smith 8-1 Grace Hill (N) def. Caroline Connor 8-5 Morgan Hicks (N) won by default ... (click for more)
The City Council is considering action that would make it easier for food trucks to operate in Chattanooga. City Attorney Wade Hinton said cities like Austin and Portland have thriving food truck operations and Chattanooga is studying those models. He said, "It's truly an industry there." He said a 2013 food truck ordinance was limited and did not allow food trucks on ... (click for more)
A former magistrate at Juvenile Court said she was fired because Judge Rob Philyaw and Court Administrator Sam Mairs "wanted me gone because I was openly gay." County Attorney Rheubin Taylor said Elizabeth Gentzler was not the only gay at Juvenile Court and Hamilton County government, indicating that may be part of the county's defense. Attorney Stuart James, representing Ms. ... (click for more)
I've been reading about the panhandling problem in downtown; it is a huge problem in the Gunbarrel area, too. It's commonplace to be accosted by panhandlers when walking from your parked car into a commercial establishment. And often they are aggressive. I look carefully around my car before getting out, but sometimes someone will be lurking in between cars and ... (click for more)
Jim Hammond will talk to members of the Hamilton County School Board on Thursday afternoon and, just like any police officer in the United States, he will request that everybody "stay in their own lane." Some school board members tend to believe they need to help decide the best methods of protecting our children. They believe this is one of the things they were elected to do in ... (click for more)


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Eggs! Eggs! I love eggs!
I am so in love with the Bee & PuppyCat logo that I decided to take a stab at recreating it with a little bit of extra "bubbly-ness".
Original design and character creation by Natasha Allegri.
And if you have never heard of Bee & PuppyCat I highly suggest you check it out at the Cartoon Hangover Youtube Channel.
Illustration exercise.
"I hear these things are mighty puffy.""Yes they are, they're soft and fluffy."
One of the many vegetable illustrations to come. Bring back the old days of glittery cursor and geocities websites! I leek it.
Tileable desktop wallpaper pattern of my favorite subject matter.
Save to your desktop and enjoy!
Illustration exercise with a flatter style. Inspired by Things Organized Neatly.
I was commissioned by a local Austin startup to design their logo.Check them out!
"PetCru offers simplified pet care in Austin, TX! Automate pet sitting, dog walking & in-home dog boarding. No more fighting traffic for Fido or dog daycare!"
Petcru was featured in Built in Austin's "50 Austin startups to watch in 2015".See Article here.
I made these icons originally to be displayed on imptwitch.com and the different animations were the various hover states.
I ultimately abandoned the design halfway through but the icons were fun to animate.
Left to Right, Top to Bottom:- Gmail- Work- Pinterest- Bewb- LinkedIn- Tumblr- Etsy- Dribbble- Twitter
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In late November 2013 Phunware moved into it's new open office space in North Austin. I was tasked to create wall art to line the interior of our office hallways. The idea was to visually treat our visiting customers as well as showcase our portfolio of past and current partnering brands.
Our VP of Creative really liked the idea of a minimalistic movie poster concept so I tried to keep the visuals true to those confines.From top to bottom:1. Nascar Sprint Cup 20132. Perler3. The CW4. E! Online5. DailyCandy6. Glasses.com7. China Glaze8. NBC Sports Live Sochi Olympics
Illustration exercise. I imagine Wreck-It-Ralph might happen across this little licorice bean if he ventured far enough into different realms within the Sugar Rush universe.
Illustration exercise and animation test. I love space! Created with Illustrator, After Effects, and Photoshop.
"You're the apple bottom of my eye."
Hope you have a cheeky Valentine's Day!
Illustration exercise. Happy food makes a Happy Chinese Year!
A Lego self portrait of myself back when I had bright pink hair for a few months in 2012. This was an exercise to try to achieve that "gummy" texture using only Illustrator to render the highlights.
Illustration and animation exercise. Doug's not very good with the ladies.
These posters were completed during the first semester of my senior year at the Maryland Institute College of Art. The prompt was to create a series of posters that followed a consistent grid system and color scheme without taking away from the plot and messaging of each film. I picked three movies from very different genres of film to test: A romanticized WWII cult film, a utopian science fiction action film, and a British biopic.


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Happy 10,000th Jericho
Stewart Dickson sent in this AP story today on Jericho celebrating it's 10,000th anniversary. While I always knew conceptually that Jericho was about 10,000 years old, it is pretty stunning to think of a city actually celebrating that anniversary, even if they didnt really know the date of its founding:
JERICHO, Palestinian Territories — The Palestinians on Sunday marked the 10,000th anniversary of the founding of Jericho, an oasis town in the West Bank that may be the world's oldest city.
The date chosen for the anniversary — 10/10/02010 — was mostly symbolic.
The oasis town near the Dead Sea is one of the oldest cities in the world, with evidence of settlement dating back to 9000 BC and urban fortifications dating back to 7000 BC, predating Egypt's pyramids by 4,000 years. [read on]


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Canadian visa quota for Irish almost full
Eighty per cent of the 6,350 Canadian working holiday visas available for Irish people this year have already been snapped up, just three days after applications opened.
Eighty per cent of the Canadian working holiday visas available for Irish people this year have already been snapped up, just three days after applications opened.
According to the Irish Experience Canada (IEC) website this morning, just 1,226 visas out of the quota of 6,350 for this year are still available.
The visa period under the IEC programme, which allows Irish passport holders aged 18 to 35 to work legally in the country, has been extended from 12 months to 24 this year, and 1,000 more visas are available than in 2012.
The visa allocation for Irish people last year was filled by May.
Policy officer with the Dublin Diocese's Crosscare Migrant project Joe O'Brien has warned that accommodation costs are high in Canada, and although casual jobs may be easier to find than in Ireland, they are not guaranteed.
"The unemployment rate is half what it is in Ireland, but people cannot assume, especially if they have not been on a working holiday visa before, that it will be easy to settle in and find a job. Employment and accommodation remain the two big challenges," he said.
The Toronto based Irish Canadian Immigration Centre offers support to newly-arrived Irish immigrants including information on work permits, residency, social services, and employment. For more information, see the Generation Emigration articles on living and working in Toronto, Vancouver and the prarie provinces, and an article on buying or renting a home in Canada.
Irish people who have lived in Canada under the IEC for 12 months will be eligible to apply for another 24-month visa, but those who have already had two visas will not.
Applying for the IEC visa involves two stages: IEC registration and assessment to determine if you meet IEC criteria, followed by an assessment of your admissibility to Canada and eligibility for a work permit. The counter on the IEC website reflects the number of people who have registered, but more places may become available as applicants who don't meet IEC criteria are refused.
The IEC has warned that third party organisations or "visa specialists" cannot guarantee applicants a place on the programme.


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2:56 am - 11/09/2012
PSY Accused Of Being Part Of The Illuminati Conspiracy
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PSY and his viral hit "Gangnam Style" have been accused of being part of the Illuminati conspiracy and of worshiping Satan.
A video posted on YouTube explaining the ties PSY supposedly has to the Illuminati has been gaining attention on the internet. The video points out things such as the album's release date, 7-15-2012, can add up to 666, the mark of the beast. The video also claims you can hear "The Star has come" during the song, a reference to Satan in Freemasonry.
Illuminati symbolism was also found by the director of the video. PSY's 6th album cover resembles the Horus' Eye, while the mermaid shape represents Dagon, a Pagan god.
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According to the video, "Gangnam Style" has become as popular as it is because the Illuminati promoting it, helping the spread of Freemasonry.
Like most claims of famous people being involved with the Illuminati, most people remain skeptical of the Illuminati conspiracy.
You can check out the video explaining PSY's supposed ties to the Illuminati below:
Source: JPOPAsia & SpiritLikeFire Youtube
LOL Yeah right! & I'm the Queen of England. People just seem to have all the time in the world for this stuff. XP


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Kevin Ng and David Wilson creators of YOGATHON and YOGAFEST are proud to present our 2nd annual YOGACRUISE benefiting Seattle Children's Hospital. Join us as we set sail from Downtown Kirkland on Argosy Cruise Lines while you practice on the beautiful waters of Lake Washington, followed by a spectacular sunset cruise and party. Upon boarding the ship, you will have the choice of begining your cruise by relaxing on the upper "Zen Deck" or practicing in a tandem yoga flow with Kevin Ng and David Wilson. Throughout the cruise, all your needs will be taken care of thanks to our title sponsors Heirloom Catering who will be catering the cruise with their farm to table food and various local wineries who will be hosting complimentary wine and a champagne toast. In addition, we have plenty of surprises on board including many sponsors on the Zen Deck who can't wait to share their products with you. You won't want to miss this one of a kind experience as we set sail to unite our yoga community for a great cause!
- 6:30 Sharp Arrival Check In
- 7:00 Boat Sails
- 7:10 Session 1 Tandem Yoga Flow w/Kevin & David
- 7:55 Session 2 Tandem Yoga Flow w/Kevin & David
- 8:30 Sunset Cruise, Raffles, and Party
- 10:00 Dock and Departure
Included in your admission:
- Tandem Yoga Flow with Kevin & David
- Fare courtesy of Heirloom Catering
- Complimentary Wine & Champagne Toast
- Singing Bowl Sound Bath
- Live DJ or Band
- Gifts/Raffles from our Sponsors
Sponsor Giveaways Include:
Zico Coconut Water: Various Coconut Water and Products
Kona Deep Water: Hydrating Water
KIND Snacks: Various KIND Bars and Snacks
Starbucks: Coffee and Teavana Iced Tea
Raffle Prizes Include:
Fitbit: 2 Fitness Trackers
More to come!


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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 2 – Intermediate)
Topic: Sport or Fitness (02/15/07)
TITLE: Kaylee's Exercise
By Sara Harricharan
I glared at the gibberish on the computer screen resulting from interrupted thought stream. "Why?" I stalled, stretching and trying to make sense of the scrambled sentence.
Mom tapped on the room door and pushing it open without waiting for an answer. She stood awkwardly, laundry basket balanced on her hip, a feather duster in hand. "I mean it Kaylee, or else your cellphone will be chatting with your ipod."
I winced at the reminder of my confiscated music player. "All right, I'm going…as soon as I finish this sentence."
Mom shook her head, ponytail wagging for emphasis. "That was half an hour ago young lady, there is no more sitting in this room staring at a computer monitor-"
"Writing best-sellers?" I quipped. Mom frowned, but I was right. I was working on the last book in my trilogy.
Prayers and a bit of luck had found me a publisher and an agent willing to market the finished product of a 17-year-old. I squinted at the last sentence and giving up as Mom dusted my head with feathers.
"Even best-selling authors need their exercise." She teased. "Your characters are pretty active."
"Mo-om!" I dragged the word out, clicking save as the feather duster danced across my monitor. "Now I have to go. You made me lose my train of thought." I pushed away from the desk, glancing out the window as Mom dumped my running outfit on the bed. "It's windy out there."
"Wear the gray hoodie with that pink panther on it." Mom shifted the basket and squinted at my bookshelf.
I stepped back as she leaned over and ran the duster over the edge. "It doesn't match." I whined.
"It matches your sneakers." She retorted, tapping my head with the duster again.
I ducked a moment too late, blowing a traitor feather from my forehead. "It's pretty cold." I tried again.
"Wear your hat and gloves." Mom suggested.
"What if it rains? The weather report-"
"Called for perfect weather." Mom shook her head. "If you think it's going to rain, borrow the mini umbrella in the coat closet."
"I'm hungry!" I mumbled through the hoodie, pulling it on and wriggling for it to settle.
"Eat a protein bar. Now out!" Mom ordered, she stabbed the air with the duster. I ran for the stairs.
Skidding to a stop in the kitchen, I nearly collided with Dad who grabbed my arm to steady me. "Whoa, and where's the fire?"
"No fire." I panted, reaching for the box of protein bars. "Just an insanely unpredictable feather duster."
Dad's eyes grew wide behind his glasses. "Where?"
"With mom." I grabbed a pink wrapper.
"And you left her with it?" Dad started for the stairs as Mom appeared around the corner.
"Sneakers?" I asked around a mouthful of strawberry-vanilla.
"Hall closet, under your brother's backpack." Mom disappeared into the laundry room. "Bryan's backpack." She corrected. I trotted down the hall after her directions.
Dad caught up to me just as I stepped through the door. "Wait!" He called, handing me a little box. He waited while I opened it, a satisfied look at my exclamation of surprise.
"Aw Dad! You didn't have to!" I threw my arms around his neck in thanks, pulling back to plug the new headphones into my digital voice recorder.
He grinned. "Have a good run."
I rolled my eyes in response, but took the steps two at a time, heading for the sidewalk.
"Okay, recording now." I pressed the button, settling into a light jog. "One morning, Melissa tells them about Dark Runner, an ordinary girl, who runs because she needs to in the name of freedom…"
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Polk County Sheriff's Office Homicide detectives continue to investigate the violent murder of 44-year-old George "Teddy" Rivera.
Between 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm, on January 9, 2011, Rivera, who lived at 311 E. Buchanan Avenue, Orlando, was at his residence with his three daughters when two Hispanic males, wearing black t-shirts with the word "Security" in white lettering, arrived at the residence. They were seen driving what has been described as a two colored jeep-type vehicle with red on the bottom and black on the top.
Rivera went outside to speak to the subjects. Rivera then told his daughters he had to leave and would be back. Rivera never returned.
Rivera's wife reported him missing on January 10, 2011, to the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
A man walking his dog discovered Rivera's decomposed body at approximately 12:20 pm on Monday, On February 7, 2011. The victim's body was approximately 40 yards off of Sweet Pea Court, Poinciana, in a not yet developed residential wooded area. This location is approximately 3 miles from the suspect's home.
Prior to his disappearance, Rivera had been having an affair with 37-year-old Michelle Rosado, 403 Black Bird Way, and Poinciana. Rosado is the wife of Rivera's former friend, 40-year-old Manny Ayala.
On January 4th, Ayala saw his wife and Rivera together in a silver Camaro with black racing stripes traveling along Orange Blossom Trail in Orlando. Ayala called his wife's cell phone and demanded the pair pull over. Ayala confronted Rivera and the two men fought. After the fight, Manny offered to pay Rivera to leave Michelle alone, and leave the state; Teddy refused.
Rivera had planned to meet Michelle the day of his disappearance, his birthday, for a 4:00 pm celebration.
Though Ayala now resides at 6300 Parc Corniche Drive, # 3207, Orlando, both he and Michelle continue to work at Ayala's business, Acme Truck Stop off of Orange Blossom Trail.
The two men wearing black t-shirts with "Security" printed on them, who met with Rivera at his house in Orlando on the afternoon of January 9th, and Ayala are considered suspects in this on-going Murder investigation.
Anyone with information about this investigation is urged to contact the Polk County Sheriff's Office at 863.298.6200.


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I tend to be a very practical teacher. I have found that pieces work well for me when I can use them at multiple grade levels and in different ways. This is the essence of Playing with Improvisation: Technology with Integrity in the Orff Classroom. This resource comes out of 26 years of teaching K-5 students. My students enjoy the chance to improvise on recorder and barred instruments and the more structured improvisation opportunities I can give them the better! The goal of this resource is to give you dynamic, animated visual presentations (Microsoft PowerPoint) that will guide students through a musical journey with each piece in the collection. The ultimate goal is to keep your students making music!
You can use this resource with barred instruments only or bring in recorders. Either way, you can use the pieces in order or you can pick and choose as they fit into your curriculum. There are two complete lessons plans and a Microsoft PowerPoint slide show available for each piece, one for barred instrument improvisation and one for recorder improvisation. In this collection you'll receive a total of ten pieces, each in both barred instrument and recorder versions, developmentally sequenced beginning with simple so-mi songs and progressing to the full do pentatonic scale.
These teaching pieces have been successful for me in my classroom for many years. It is my pleasure to share them with you. I think you'll find they bring solid learning and joyful, musical play to your classroom as well. Lisa Sullivan
As a well-known Orff pioneer and creator of recorder curriculum, Lynn Kleiner certainly knows a thing or two about the difference a quality recorder can make to a school curriculum. Hear what she has to say!"As a recorder teacher since 1978, I am aware of the increasing number of choices teachers have to select a brand of recorder. I have also noticed that the quality of different brands of recorders varies widely. I have heard inferior recorders that are out of tune, with horrible tone quality that remind me of the old days when the tonettes were the elementary melody instrument of choice, instead of recorders. That poor sound quality classified those as toys, not instruments. I think we need to evaluate this objectively by having two groups of players, one with a known quality recorder and the other with a suspected inferior brand, and then shout "LISTEN, EVERYONE! There's clearly a significant difference in sound quality that we observed!" Well, I think it would obvious; no one really needs to shout.
My early recorder training led me to be very particular about the choice of recorder not only because the price difference is minimal but the quality difference is dramatic and greatly affects the performance experience. I was taught in my Orff-level training that the type of recorder for students should be the best quality plastic recorder possible so the child can hear an instrument that is in tune with itself, with the other players, and has the best tone quality. Young students don't need to be burdened with the issues inherent with a wood recorder, such as cracking, humidity, and swabbing.
It is also important for the teacher to demonstrate good tone and intonation to the students by playing an instrument that is of high quality and in tune. For the last 31 years, I have had an after school recorder ensemble (We were fortunate to have the opportunity to perform at two AOSA conferences and one MENC conference!). We played the same quality brand of all sizes of recorders for the best possible ensemble blend.
For those of you reading on, here's another issue that I struggle with in teacher training environments. My beginning recorder lesson is one of my favorite lesson plans of the year and includes a number of exotic birds in my story (yes, I teach recorder using a number of stories). In order to play my "Weird Birds" piece, you must have the head joint alone, playing the mouth piece without the body of the recorder. I work with tonguing, breathing, and improvisation in a way that can foster success for the first time player. Then I hear teachers say "I can't take the top off my recorder, it's all one piece!" Students should have at least a two piece recorder; however, if you are going to get to the low C in your recorder classes, I suggest the 3 piece recorder so the students can adjust the foot piece.
I hope teachers have the opportunity to make side-by-side comparisons to select the highest quality within a target price range. Yes, you usually get what you pay for, but in this case, sometimes paying a little more will get you a whole lot more!
What do I like? I have enjoyed both the 3-piece Aulos and Yamaha recorders in my schools."
Lynn Kleiner's recorder workshops and lessons are available online at www.lynnkleinersmusicbox.com.
A very special thanks to Tim Wiegand for contributing this article.We all know the benefits of using the soprano recorder as a tool for young students to learn to read music proficiently. We also all know what a group of eight year olds sound like when they first blow into the instrument! Teaching recorder to beginners is certainly a labor of love, but the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is absolutely worth it. After a few weeks of practice and training our students begin to read simple melodies, recognize notes on the treble staff, and they begin to combine reading rhythm and melody for the first time. While they are limited in their range, they are still performing a very complex task, reading music!
I remember my own experience learning the recorder for the first time. As a percussionist, I had very limited skills. I took my Orff levels over 13 years ago; Sue Mueller was my recorder teacher. She asked us to describe our recorder ability by choosing a category. Humming Birds (Advanced), Road Runners (Moderates), and Coyote (Beginners). I fell into the Coyote category. I remember how joyful it was to improve my skills and partake in Sue's wonderful lessons. I was blown away by how practical this instrument was. Students could surely pick it up quickly and I was eager to begin teaching recorder at my own school.
About two years ago I realized that my recorder unit was becoming a bit dry and it was time to seek out some new strategies and materials. We were doing way too much sitting and playing and not enough singing, dancing, and creating. So I began to compose some modern accompaniment music that kids could relate to, with big drums, heavy rock guitar, synthesizers, lush orchestral strings, and even some techno beats. I wrote some rap lyrics that taught my recorder rules, and created some high energy dances. After the students got a taste of my new activities, they wanted more and I wanted to provide them with more! Singing, Orff instruments, creative movement, vocabulary, literacy, computer visuals, and partner games were all to follow. I realized that I had a new curriculum on my hands. Maybe even the start of a Recorder Revolution in my music room!
It's the time of year to be thinking about when and how you will be teaching soprano recorders to your students. Some teachers use recorders all year long, interspersed with their lessons every day or week. Other teachers use the unit approach, teaching how to play soprano recorders for a certain length of time every year. Choose which way fits your curriculum and teaching style and go for it!
Soprano recorders may be the very first and only real musical instrument your elementary aged students may ever own. This is mainly because the finger reach to cover the holes on the recorder are small enough for a child's hand and the price is right for tight budgets. Recorders are a wonderful means to teach music literacy, as the reading of music relates directly to reading of the written word. Reading of musical notation while performing on an instrument or singing is a cross-brain activity which builds brain connections and strengthens neural pathways.
They all use the same fingering but are set in two different keys as mentioned above. The lowest note on the soprano and tenor recorders is C and therefore they are in the key of C. This same fingered lowest note in the sopranino, alto and bass is an F so they are in the key of F.
Generally for the young beginners, plastic soprano recorders are best as said before, the finger reach isn't too long and the price is right. Ease of play and consistent tonal quality are two key factors when choosing instruments for your students.
If you need assistance in choosing the right recorders for your classroom or ensemble, give us a call at 800-397-9378 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We're here to help provide you and your students high quality instruments at an affordable price.
It's the end of a busy week and your principal contacts you to say he/she has found some funds for your program, but needs your wish list by the end of the day--and it's already 3:00 pm! While it's exciting to hear this financial support has come to your program, what IS your wish list and HOW do you have it prioritized?
I would recommend you have two lists at your fingertips at all times. The first is an inventory list of the type and condition of instruments and resource materials in your classroom. Do those 10 pair of maracas (that were in the room before you took this job) need to be replaced and if so, do you really need 10 pair moving forward? Here's an example to get you started!
South Elem. Inventory List (May 12, 2012)
With the inventory list above, you're ready to spend that $200.00 from your principal within five minutes, as you know the condition and quantity of your instruments!
Then the 2nd list to have ready to go is your Wish List! This is the list of all the instruments and materials you wished were in your classroom(s) in order to really give your students the music education experiences they need. Be sure to find approximate costs so that when time is limited you're able to put together your wish list in order of preference with reasons why all of these items are important to your student's education. Here are a couple of ideas to get you thinking about how additional instruments and materials can help you and your students achieve their goals in your classroom.
Option #1:
South Elem. Wish List #1 (May 12, 2012)
Type of instrument
Cost each
Extended cost
Soprano glockenspiels
West Music of course!
Alto glockenspiels
Fiberglass soprano xylophones
Fiberglass tenor/alto xylophones
Fiberglass bass xylophone
Tenor/alto metallophone
Additional thoughts…
Or maybe call West Music and ask if they will help us with a custom package of the above instrument for even greater savings!
Rationale for this wish list.
In the summer of 2011, I was able to take Level 1 Orff Schulwerk training at ABC University. The above list of instruments would allow those new skills to be incorporated into every classroom. With an average of 26 students per class period, this assortment of instruments in addition to what is already in the classroom, allows every student the opportunity to play something every week.
Or perhaps you are interested in adding some drumming to your classroom…this is what your wish list might look like:
South Elem. Wish List #2 (May 12, 2012)
10" tunable/tubanos
12" tunable/tubanos
14" tunable/tubanos
Additional thoughts…..
OR, would it be better if I purchase the West set of 12 Remo tunable tubanos and a Ngoma for $2392.35. Let's go for that one!
Get your lists together now, so you're always ready when anyone approaches you with some new source of money for your classroom! Remember the knowledgeable staff at West Music is ready and willing to create your ideal classroom any time. Just give us a call or send an email. We look forward to hearing from you!To create your West Music Wishlist, please visit us online.
As a player of basic guitar chords, I've often jammed away on simple chord progressions. Through this process melodies have emerged. HOT JAMS for RECORDER with Guitar and Drum is the product of these emergencies! Well, okay, I realize that's not a correct use of "emergency," but you get the idea. Teaching elementary school music full time, and working with middle/high school students every summer has allowed me to test my favorite pieces with real players. It is literally a thrill when they grab a piece and bring it to life. HOT JAMS contains 15 recorder pieces accompanied by guitar and drum. "The recorder parts are appropriate for upper elementary school through adult. Many of the guitar chord progressions are standard, a few are unusual. They are all playable by Teachers using basic chords. Some are also appropriate for student guitar players (page 3)." The enclosed CD has two recordings for each piece: one with all instruments ("Full"), and the second with all instruments except recorder ("Accompaniment"). Improvisation is featured in five pieces. There are tried and true teaching suggestions for developing improvisational skills. The longer I teach, the more convinced I am that we need to begin improvisation (and composition) immediately with our beginning players. This gives them the tools to create music on their own time, instead of being locked into playing only songs they've been taught. The progression of note introduction in my 4th grade beginning recorder classroom is a combination of two standard approaches. We begin with C2 (high C) to A in the first class, then add D2 in their third class. Using C2 to A allows students to compose and improvise with two notes immediately while performing a mechanically simple finger movement! After they have composed their own melodies for familiar rhymes with those notes, we switch to B, A, G. After that we add E as soon as possible. The notes of the first piece in HOT JAMS are B, A, G, and E. I hope HOT JAMS for RECORDER provides your students many opportunities to make music come alive!
West Music's Judy Pine and Melissa Blum walk us through a retrospective of past West Music catalogs, leading up to our brand-new 2011-2012 catalog. The catalog is jam-packed with 186 pages of products to nurture your student's musical education. In addition, Judy and Melissa share their personal favorites from the catalog! For more information on these products--or to order--go to www.westmusic.com!
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Littlechap (Steve Russell) and Evie (Danielle Rizzo) learn that life can be a real circus in the musical "Stop the World – I Want to Get Off." The SUNY Fredonia Department of Theatre and Dance production opens Friday, March 8 and runs for six performances in Bartlett Theatre at Rockefeller Arts Center.
By Doug Osborne-Coy
The SUNY Fredonia Department of Theatre and Dance continues the 2012-13 Walter Gloor Mainstage Series in March with a production of an award-winning musical from the early 1960s.
"Stop the World — I Want to Get Off" will be presented in Bartlett Theatre at Rockefeller Arts Center with six performances from March 8 to 16. It will be directed by Tom Loughlin. Tickets are available through the SUNY Fredonia Ticket Office in the Williams Center (673-3501 or fredonia.edu/tickets).
With a book, music and lyrics by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, "Stop the World – I Want to Get Off" opened in July of 1961 in London at the Queen's Theatre, where it ran for 485 performances. Newley directed the production and starred as Littlechap, with Anna Quayle in the role of Evie.
"'Stop The World - I Want to Get Off' is one of a number of smaller Off-Broadway musicals that were very popular in the early 1960s," Loughlin said. "Because it was written by and starred Anthony Newley, the show opened on Broadway immediately after a successful London West End run and had 555 performances, a long run back in those days."
The play uses the metaphor of a circus to tell the tale of Littlechap, a humble-born Cockney "everyman" who rises to the top of English society.
"The story somewhat mirrors Shakespeare's famous 'Seven Ages of Man' speech in 'As You Like It,' as we witness Littlechap rise from lowly teaboy to Lord Littlechap," Loughlin said. "Along the way he marries, has children, has affairs, makes money and achieves fame, only to discover at the end that love was the element missing in his life."
The show includes the songs "Once in a Lifetime" and "What Kind of Fool Am I?," which became a hit for Sammy Davis, Jr. in 1962. The show also takes a satirical look at political issues of the day, particularly the cold war between western nations and the Soviet/Chinese Communist bloc.
"Before the Beatles arrived, Anthony Newley was the number one pop singer in England when this show first opened," Loughlin said, noting younger audience members might remember the music and lyrics Newley contributed to "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," including "The Candy Man."
"Stop the World — I Want to Get Off" was nominated for five Tony Awards in 1963, including Best Musical. Anna Quayle won the Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of Evie.
Dates and show times for the SUNY Fredonia Department of Theatre and Dance production are March 8, 9, 14, 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. with a matinee at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 10.
"Our production takes the metaphor of the circus and extends it to create a full 'circus atmosphere' within the Bartlett Theatre," Loughlin said. Loughlin also noted there will be special pre-show entertainment by the Universal Life Circus Troupe, featuring clowns, jugglers and an aerial act beginning at 7 p.m. before the show. "Curtain time for the main event begins at 7:30, so early arrivals will have an extra treat," he said.
"Stop the World – I Want to Get Off" is sponsored by the Niebel Realty as part of the Lake Shore Savings Season.
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