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The Accidental Circus Cast
Directed by Jester of Muncaster, Paolo Garbanzo, Accidental Circus is timeless cabaret, promising danger, humor, beauty and song all in the first act. Bring your loved ones to dazzle them. Bring your enemies because, well, anything is possible when 5 knives are in the air.
These collaborators have been working together since 2002 and maintain professional careers across the full arts spectrum: juggling, music, fire, dance antics, the fine arts and the sideshow arts.
Made up of national & international artists, the Accidental Circus has toured intensively for over 10 years. "Inquire within."
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Paolo Garbanzo – Director
Paolo Garbanzo (aka Paul Hudert) tours throughout the US and Europe, performing his feats of knife-wielding daring and comedy to international audiences in English, Italian, and German. His shows are hilarious misadventures, winning him a Lifetime Achievement Award by the International Juggling Association. He also won the 2007 International Jester Competition, making him the Official Jester of Muncaster Castle in England, the first American to be an Official Jester of a European Castle in all history.
Paolo has been a member The Flying Karamazov Brothers, taught at FLIC, the circus school in Turin, Italy, and has won many other awards all over America. He has directed juggling and acrobatic shows for many festivals and made a name for himself street performing from as far west as San Francisco's world famous Pier 39 to the farthest reaches of Eastern Europe.
He's been the Benevolent Dictator of the Accidental Circus since the dawn of the Neo-Circus Revival.
Mab, Just Mab – Assistant Director
When she isn't waiting for accidents to happen, Mab can be found monkeying around with the Cheeky Monkey Sideshow, which happens to also be DC's longest running theatrical sideshow. Mab believes that every single person has superpowers. One of Mab's super powers is the ability to find the shortest lane in at a toll booth. The other is the ability to walk on broken glass and hammer spikes into her face. Mab is a freak. You probably shouldn't try that at home.
- Winner of the 2012 Americana Burlesque & Sideshow Festival's Artist of the Year
- Winner (with the Cheeky Monkey Sideshow) of the Circus Historical Society's Candlelight Award – given for keeping the sideshow tradition alive,
- World Record holder for Blockhead – mass blockhead at the 2010 Sideshow Gathering in Wilkes-Barre PA
- Founder of DCVariety Social Aide Society – an organization which offers emergency aid to uninsured variety artists in the DC area.
The Mezmer Society
The Mezmer Society was founded in the Autumn of 2007 and fits loosely within the Tribal Fusion genre. Some of the elements that are fused include belly dance, cabaret performance, Romany music, foppish occultism, unapologetically pretentious Belle Epoque café living, goodwill, bad behavior, misappropriated pop songs, and the horribly misguided notion that one can try and squeeze an entire Balkan brass band into one accordion.Every Mezmer Society tour delivers a thick roux of dance and music workshops, performance, and extreme festivity.
Vaudeville masters of wile and wit, Sidetracked is the brain-child of Shoshanna Hill and Kimberlie Cruse. Since 2004 this comedic duo have been gracing the streets and stages with their vaudeville-style storytelling. Recent performances include: The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, ABSFest, Edmonton Fringe and TribOriginal. Sidetracked promises to be benevolent dictators of mirth. Tributes will be accepted in cash, chocolates and cabana boys.www.sidetracked.biz
Darbuka Dave
Considered an excellent instructor and performer by his contemporaries, known for his technical precision and emotional expression Darbuka Dave has performed and taught at international festivals, workshops and shows throughout the country. You can often find him playing with Lumani or the Day Late/Dollar Shortkestra. He currently resides in Huntsville, AL but travels widely.www.DarbukaDave.com


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Broncos' Bailey: Cam Newton like Vick but "with better upside"
Speaking Thursday with the media at Dove Valley, veteran Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey called Panthers quarterback Cam Newton a "freakish athlete."
"What Cam can do, nobody can do that," Bailey said. "He's big. And when he runs, he's hard to get down. He'll make you look stupid. And he has a cannon (for an arm).
"When you combine all that, it's like a bigger version of Michael Vick — but I think (Newton) has a better upside."
Bailey disagreed with those that say Newton is going through a sophomore slump.
"I wouldn't say slump," Bailey said."I know at some point, (a young quarterback) is going to struggle in his first year or second year. It's just how he responds. I know at some point he's going to start getting it and making things click. He's a special talent."

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday called a knife-edge defeat in a state poll "painful" and said her party had work to do to shore up support ahead of the September general election.
Merkel's ruling center-right camp lost its decade-long hold on the northeastern state of Lower Saxony by just one seat to the opposition Social Democrats and Greens on Sunday in one of the tightest races in recent memory.
"Of course when you have been on such an emotional rollercoaster then a defeat is that much more painful," she told reporters after huddling with her Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
"We have got to ensure that we in future election campaigns get the necessary majorities together," she said.
The stunning upset left her junior coalition partners, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP), reeling after months of anemic poll numbers and sniping at their luckless leader, German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler.
Roesler, who is also Merkel's vice chancellor, yesterday offered to step down after nearly two years at the helm of the FDP, but the party declined.
However, he will not carry the FDP's banner into the national election in eight months' time, leaving the job to his chief rival, parliamentary group leader Rainer Bruederle.
After a suspense-packed race with broad implications for the general election, the center-left said it aimed to use its victory to create fresh momentum for its bid to deprive Merkel of a third four-year term.
"It shows the race until September is far from over," said Peer Steinbrueck, the Social Democrats' embattled challenger to Merkel.
Merkel, who campaigned hard for Lower Saxony Premier David McAllister, a half-Scot seen as a potential successor as chancellor, enjoys a strong lead in national opinion polls due to her fierce defense of German interests in the eurozone crisis.
However, pundits said the state win could help turn around the battered campaign of the gaffe-prone Steinbrueck.
The Web site of news weekly Der Spiegel described the result as a "nightmare" for the chancellor.
"It could not have been worse for Merkel and the CDU," it wrote. "The message for the national election is clear: The fight for the chancellery will be much more brutal than Merkel imagined."
The FDP managed to capture nearly 10 percent in the state election — more than doubling many pollsters' forecasts and garnering their best result in Lower Saxony in post-war history.
However, their success came at their allies' expense. The CDU scored just 36 percent, with voters splitting their ballots under Germany's two-vote system in a bid to rescue the state coalition by helping the weak FDP.
About 101,000 voters who backed the conservatives in 2008 plumped for the FDP this time, exit polls showed.
Roesler, who was born in Vietnam and raised by German adoptive parents in Lower Saxony, had been under fire for months due to dismal poll ratings and a failure to sharpen the FDP's profile against Merkel's conservatives.
The daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung said the election granted the flailing FDP and the ailing Social Democrats a possible new lease of life.
"The FDP now has time to recover, to sort itself out," it wrote. "The SPD has the same task ahead."
Meanwhile Merkel was full of praise for the defeated McAllister, sparking speculation she might whisk him to Berlin for a senior party post and groom him for higher office.


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What is "scraping"?
Scraping is simply parsing human readable information to find data. You probably already do this without even thinking, but this technique can be very powerful if used consciously.
My personal opinion is that scraping is extremely important for all programmers, sysadmins, support staff, and well, anyone else who has a computer! The heart and soul of scraping is automation, it takes a large piece of data and looks for anything important, saving you time. With enough scraping and scripting you can automate any task, probably.[Citation Needed]
Fair warning: I will be using Linux commands, if you use Windows you can still follow this tutorial, but it's going to be a lot harder. I'm not very familiar with Windows commands, but most Linux commands do have a Windows equivalent, for example ls = dir, and grep = find. But that's about as far as my Windows CLI knowledge goes, sorry!
Please note: This isn't a tutorial on regular expressions, I try to explain them so that it isn't too important as to whether they look like magic spells or you understand them easily. Regex is very important and interesting, so learn that if you haven't already! I won't mind if you ctrl+tab or alt+tab and come back later, it's not integral to this tutorial, but it will help you focus on the tutorial instead of being confused by the patterns.
Scraping has 3 main steps.
- Generate your input
- Scrape the input
- Reformatting the data
To be fair, steps 1 and 3 are not actually scraping, but you do need something to scrape and some way to read it, so we will talk about it anyway.
Simple scraping
Say you want to find all the directories in a target directory. Using ls we can find all the files, directories, links, and anything else that may be in a directory. A simple way to be able to distinguish between files and folders is by using the -F flag on ls, which will append one of */=>@| to files depending on it's type, an entry in the form <name>/ is a directory.
Here is some sample output;
$ ls -F a.out bubblesort.c code/ dreamInCode/
Now that we have a command to generate the input, ls -C we need to do some scraping! We need to find anything ending in '/'. The grep command is perfect for this problem, and actually we will be using it a lot for scraping. We simply search for the '/' character followed by the end of line character '$'; which gives us grep /$.
Piping our ls -F into the grep /$ gives this output;
$ ls -F | grep /$ code/ dreamInCode/
If you wanted to remove that trailing '/' in order to receive just the directory names, then you could use sed "s|\(.*\)/$|\1|" to remove them. This pattern says "find any string of characters followed by "/$", a slash then an end of line, and replace it with the string of characters".
To put it all together we have this;
$ ls -F | grep /$ | sed "s|\(.*\)/$|\1|" code dreamInCode
To break down the script, we have:
ls # generate input grep # scrape the lines we need sed # reformat
What else can we do?
Let's scrape something a bit more exciting! Say we have an internal network, for this example I'll be using my university's network, and we want to find the name of every box that has a service running on port 22, so we can find any boxes to SSH into. We will be using Netcat, a utility which we will use to check if a daemon is listening to a port. The command nc -z <host> <port> will return nothing if no daemon is listening, or a message such as Connection to <host> <port> port [<protocol>/<service>] succeeded!, in our case the port will be 22, the protocol tcp, and the service will be ssh.
The first step is to iterate through all the IP's in our subnet and run nc -z <host> 22 and catenate the output to our output file, which we will appropriately name "output". Let's call this program "sshscan":
$ cat sshscan for i in {0..254} do for j in {0..254} do nc -z ###.###.$i.$j 22 >> output done done
Now we will have a file filled with a bunch of lines;
$ ./sshscan; cat output Connection to ###.###.1.1 22 port [tcp/ssh] succeeded! Connection to ###.###.254.254 22 port [tcp/ssh] succeeded!
So far it isn't bad, but we only want the IPs, not all the other junk. We will construct a regex expression to extract these useful pieces of information. An IP is 4 blocks of 1 to 3 numbers between 0 and 9, delimited by '.' We can construct the block by [0-9]{1,3}, then simply join them together [0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}. Grep has a useful option -o which will make grep return only the matched pattern instead of the entire line, using this we can construct our scraping function;
$ ./sshscan; cat output | grep -o "[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}" ###.###.1.1 ###.###.254.254
Now we're rolling! Next step is to actually find the host's name. To do this we will use nslookup. Here is a sample output from an nslookup;
$ nslookup ###.###.1.1 Server: ###.###.32.100 Address: ###.###.32.100#53 1.1.###.###.in-addr.arpa name = server1.cs.university.edu.au.
The output has quite a bit of information, the server at ###.32.100 is the DNS server that served the request, on port 53. The host name of our IP is "server1.cs.university.edu.au", which is the bit of information we want. Time to scrape this output and extract the host name. First let's extract that single line first, we can find it simply by searching for "name = ", so we will just use grep "name =". Now that we have extracted the line 1.1.###.###.in-addr.arpa name = server1.cs.university.edu.au. we need to extract only the host name. We will be using sed to extract the hostname. We can see that the hostname is preceded "name = " and followed by '.' It should be a pretty simple sed pattern, s/.*name = (.*)\./\1/ which means "replace anything followed by "name = " followed by a substring containing anything, followed by a '.' with the substring". When we run our command now we will get:
$ ./sshscan; cat output | grep -o "[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}\.[0-9]\{1,3\}" | nslookup | grep "name = " | sed "s/.*name = \(.*\)\./\1/" server1.cs.university.edu.au server2.cs.university.edu.au
Now we can add all that to the sshscan script we wrote, or alias it so we don't have to type all that again!
We can see a certain pattern emerging, first generate text, isolate any lines that we need (if needed), then reformat the output. In our case we scraped twice, the second scrape was part of reformatting the output.
nc # generate text grep # reformat the output so we can input it to nslookup nslookup # generate more text grep # isolate the useful lines sed # reformat the output again
Our final output is easily human readable, and is in a format that could be piped into another command, for example nmap, if need be.
Scrapping anything else is really no different, it doesn't make a difference if you generate your text with lynx or a browser or anything else. You don't even need to use grep, you could use sed or awk or java, c, python, php. The steps and theory will remain the same - you won't find scraping where you have no input, or don't scrape! Though often the scraped input will be enough and you won't have to reformat it (for example if we just wanted the IPs).
I hope you learnt something, or at least were inspired to automate some boring tasks, perhaps some automate some integration tests or use watch, lynx and diff to check a blog for updates. It sure sounds like fun, doesn't it? :]


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- Can support as many players at once as possible; Might need multiple servers
- Chat between players
- Socket connection to a Flash/AIR client
- Must be able to communicate with other servers (for player accounts and such)
Now, I'm considering two options:
- Smartfox (or equivalent)
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Why Smartfox?
- It handles multiple rooms and chat natively
- It presumably has solutions for well-known multiplayer gaming issues
Why custom?
- Smartfox has many unneeded functions, bad for performance
- Smartfox communicates with an XML-based format, I could use a more efficient binary one.
- Don't know if running the entire game model on the server is convenient with Smartfox' extension mechanism
- Multiple rooms and chat are easy to reimplement
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"There were guys smoking weed before games," Jay Williams recalled of his rookie year with the Bulls, his only season in the league. "Guys asking in the middle of the game, 'Do you smell popcorn?'" Which guys, exactly, Williams does not specify. So here's a list of the 2002-03 Bulls, ranked from least likely to smoke up before games to most likely.
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Martyrs James (Jacob) the Presbyter, and Azadanes and Abdicius, Deacons, of Persia
The Holy Martyrs James the Presbyter and the deacons Azadanes and Abdikius died in Persia under the emperor Sapor in about the year 380. They were arrested together with Bishop Akepsimas (November 3). Weak from hunger, the sufferers had mustard and vinegar inserted into their nostrils. Then they were stripped and led out to stand all night in the cold.
In the morning, after new torments, the martyrs were returned to prison and beheaded.


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Rare Kiter Shark Attack Near Perth, Australia
Liam is a lucky fellow, all speed in healing. He was kiting, I couldn't figure out if he was or not from the video. There have been very few such attacks up to now worldwide that we've heard about.
"Just back from hospital, as shark bites go he's a lucky lad, after watching it all being cleaned out and stitched a ****ing brave one to, thanks to spot 1, kip and the staff at joondalup health campus.
He slipped off his strapless surfboard in the shallows while turning to go back out, felt a tug on his leg and saw the bronzey before he new it his kite was in the water and the noah had gone, very lucky to be close to shore."
"Liam was bitten by a small 4-5ft shark in shallow water.
49 puncture wounds !! and a few stitches."
"G'day rick
Liam had only just slipped off his board, in the water for a couple of seconds before the bite. In our opinion it was a defensive 'bite and run' from the bronzey. Not to sure about close by seals, there around our coastline as are many sharks especially at this time of year, it happened at 5 o'clock in the arvo, about 90 mins before sunset
Tony "
"Tony you forgot to add the migrating whales moving down the coast this time of year but im not sure if bronze whalers follow the migration??? just BIG WP's
There is a female bull seal (i think) colony north of the location & i think the males migrate up that way annually to party"
"Hi Guys,
There is a known "hot spot" for agro bronzies not far off shore behind the surf at Wedge. They take offense to us spearing there on occassion and make clear their objection.
Apparently he dropped off his board near shore while tacking and was hit in the shallows. It is possible the shark may have been startled by the nearby noise and struck. The bite could have been a lot worse, no major flesh removed fortunately. In these taste and run attacks sometimes a big lump of flesh goes with it or far worse a major blood vessel might be severed. Steve Schafer's attack involved a larger shark which may have made a defensive attack severing his femoral artery.
Feel better Liam!
Liam shredding earlier in the year.
A short video of the 14 year old victim with a lot of wind noise, some cursing too from the cameraman.
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Best Parks in America Inc. announced that Bella Terra of Gulf Shores (www.bellaterraRVresort.com), located in Gulf Shores, Ala., is the newest affiliate of Best Parks in America, a national network of highly rated, premier RV resorts and campgrounds.
Bella Terra is an exclusive Class A RV resort located on the "Emerald Coast" just minutes from the Gulf of Mexico. Situated on 40 pristine acres, the resort opened in November and is receiving the highest ratings and recognition from within the industry as well as from guests and visitors to the resort, according to a news release. The 176-site resort offers fully deeded ownership as well as a rental resort component that allows for daily, weekly and long term rental opportunities.
"We have worked tirelessly for almost three years to create what we hope to be the 'best of breed' in a family of RV resort communities and we're truly excited to be recognized and in the company of the Best Parks in America," said Tripp Keber, executive vice president of business development for Sagebrush Realty Development.
Bella Terra has been recognized with top honors from Woodall's, Good Sam Club and Trailer Life Directory, and most recently Wheeler's RV Resort Guide making Bella Terra one of the highest rated resorts in the country.
Bella Terra offers a long list of amenities including a Grand Clubhouse with a resort style infinity edge pool (shown above), a large heated spa and outdoor barbeque, a nine-acre centerpiece lake with gazebo, a putting green, bocce ball court and horseshoe pit as well as areas designated for pets. In addition to these popular outdoor amenities, Bella Terra sports a fully appointed fitness center, a business center with free Internet access, Wi-Fi access throughout the resort, washer/dryer facilities located in the "en-suite" bathhouses, a large catering kitchen as well as a private movie theater available to all guests and owners for public and private viewing occasions.
"The addition of Bella Terra to the Best Parks in America family of outstanding RV resorts and campgrounds is a significant milestone for BPA," said David Gorin, president of Best Parks in America Inc. "We're proud to add this beautiful new resort to the Best Parks network and know that RVers will be thrilled with this great place to vacation along Alabama's Gulf coast."
"We believe we are setting a new standard for facilities, service, and amenities that many RVers look for in a resort," said Chuck Smith, president of Bella Terra Realty Holdings LLC. "We are thrilled to set the standard for resort developers and believe we are in fine company with the other resorts that constitute Best Parks in America."
Best Parks in America is a national organization of America's highly rated RV parks and campgrounds. There are 28 affiliated resorts in 16 states and new parks are becoming part of the expanding network each week. A complete listing of resorts can be found at www.bestparks.com.


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What happens if you open up your credit card statement and find a problem? Your first instinct may be to pick up the phone and yell at someone (anyone). But take a deep breath first. You have rights that may make it easier than you think to straighten out the credit card billing mistake, provided you know what to do.
You Don't Recognize a Charge
If you find a purchase listed on your statement that you don't recognize, the first thing you have to figure out is whether it is fraudulent, or simply something that slipped your mind. Check first with your spouse or anyone else who is authorized to use the card to check if they bought the item in question. If not, then contact the merchant at the phone number listed on the statement to request clarification.
If it turns out you did not make the purchase, you'll want to do two things: dispute the charge through the merchant, and notify your card issuer that someone may be using your card fraudulently. Technically, there is no time limit for disputing fraudulent charges, but if you do so quickly, it will be easier to straighten out, and you'll also be protected under your card issuer's zero liability policy as well as federal law.
You've Been Overcharged
If you were charged the wrong amount, that's a type of billing error. You can ask the merchant to correct it, but if the merchant is at all sketchy, it's a good idea to protect your rights by disputing the charge with your card issuer, using the instructions below.
A Recurring Charge Won't Stop
There are numerous types of subscription products that can result in recurring monthly charges on your credit card. If you find a charge on your statement for a product or service you no longer want or can use, the first thing you'll need to do is review the merchant's cancellation policy which should have been disclosed to you when you made the purchase. If it wasn't disclosed, then you can usually cancel and request a refund of the charges. But if it was properly disclosed, your only recourse may be to complain to the company that is billing you. Buyer's remorse doesn't entitle you to a refund, unfortunately.
A Credit Never Shows Up
If a merchant agreed to accept your return of a product or service, the credit should appear on your statement. Federal law requires a seller who accepts a return to "promptly transmit to the credit card issuer, a credit statement." If it doesn't show up in your account within a couple of weeks, you may want to contact your card issuer and file a dispute.
Watch out! Some less than scrupulous merchants know about the 60 day rule for disputing billing errors and will string customers along, promising refunds that never materialize. They know that once the 60 days is up it's harder to successfully dispute the charge. Always ask the merchant for written confirmation of a credit or return.
How to Properly Dispute a Charge
The federal Fair Credit Billing Act is part of the Truth In Lending Act. Under that law, you have the right to dispute a charge if:
- You don't recognize it or don't believe you made the purchase,
- The amount is wrong,
- You didn't accept delivery of the goods or services for which you were billed,
- The goods or services were not delivered as agreed (wrong quantity, or after a promised delivery date, for example), or
- There is computational mistake.
To protect your rights, you must dispute a charge within 60 days of the date the statement on which the charge appeared was mailed to you. Put your dispute in writing to the address on your statement for billing errors and inquiries.
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Important: You do not protect your rights by calling and disputing the charge. It's OK to call to complain, but follow up with a letter to your card issuer. If the amount is large, send it by certified mail or with delivery confirmation so you have proof it was received.
Your card issuer has up to two billing cycles to investigate and resolve the dispute. You can withhold payment on the disputed amount in the meantime, but you will need to pay the rest of your bill or make your minimum payment. A card issuer isn't allowed to charge you interest or damage your credit because you didn't pay the disputed amount while the investigation is pending.
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"There might be a need for a long delay" as the cardinals try to gauge how much they do or don't know enough about each other, Cardinal Wilfrid Napier told Catholic News Service March 1, the first day of the "sede vacante."
No church leader wants to be away from his diocese for too long, he said, and no one wants to miss Easter, March 31.
"Yet no cardinal, on the other hand, wants this process to be fouled up by ill-considered actions" and haste, he said.
Because there will be no mourning period, which usually lasts at least 10 days after the death of a pope, he said there may be many cardinals here in Rome who are thinking "'If we're all here, why should we delay it?'"
"There's a whole church out there that needs to get an answer, and I'd say sooner rather than later, but they want the right answer," he said.
The quandary is: "Are we going to get the right person if we hurry things up? Will we get a better person if we slow things" down, he asked.
One part of the process begins March 4 with the general congregations, daily meetings in which the cardinals prepare for a conclave, discuss the needs of the church and handle more serious church business that must be attended to between popes. Cardinals over 80 may participate in these meetings, but they are not required to. The general congregations end when the cardinal-electors enter into conclave.
Cardinals will use informal meetings and the general congregations to get to know each other. But a key part of the general meetings will be to exchange views and reports about the various situations of the church in different parts of the world, he said.
That way, when they go into the conclave, the cardinals will "have a better idea of the kind of pope we're going to need -- some of the issues the pope will have to deal with," he said, and the one elected pope "will already be quite aware of some of the profound needs" that require attention, he said.
While in 2005 the Easter celebrations, funeral Mass and general congregations led by the then-dean of the College of Cardinals, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, gave the German cardinal a platform to show his skills as a speaker, pastor and listener, Cardinal Napier said the congregations will also give lesser-ranked cardinals a chance to shine.
"I believe that during (the general) congregations we will probably have contributions from some outstanding characters that will really get us thinking 'This is a possible person' and perhaps narrowing down the possibilities" to probabilities, he said.
He said, "I feel with this conclave coming up, I've had far more exposure to the other cardinals than before the first conclave" he participated in, in 2005.
Appointed to the College of Cardinals in 2001, Cardinal Napier said that during his first four years as cardinal, he hardly ever got to know the other members.
That changed in large part thanks to Pope Benedict, he said.
"When there was a consistory, invariably he'd call the cardinals to a meeting a day before," which gave them an added chance to get together.
"That doesn't mean I still don't have to look up on Google" to see who is who and match a face to a name, he added, laughing.
But the cardinal won't put all his trust in the powers of the Internet, he said; "We'll have to put a lot of faith in the presence and activity of the Holy Spirit" in helping them make decisions.
Cardinal Napier, who was ordained a Franciscan priest in 1970, said the 2013 conclave will be a bit harder because "there's a wider field of choices."
This time around there are "younger cardinals who, I believe, have real qualities of leadership," said the 71-year-old Archbishop of Durban, who turns 72 March 8.
He said age is going to be a big factor, with the ideal candidate being between 60 and 65 years old.
Not only is the mental and physical stamina of a younger man needed, "I don't think we can have another short pontificate."
That's because time will be needed for a new pope to build on the important foundations left behind by Blessed John Paul II and retired Pope Benedict XVI and build "momentum that grows in sync with the needs and demands that are becoming more evident," he said.
Like Blessed John Paul, it will be important the new pope travel the world, visiting the Catholic faithful, he said. A papal visit makes the Catholic Church "a living reality" for people and revitalizes and reaffirms their faith, which is especially crucial for the new evangelization, he said.
The new pope also will have to build on the retired pope's legacy of putting Christ at the center of one's life and seeing faith as an active, living experience of God, he said.
Cardinal Napier recalled that, during his last meeting with the cardinals Feb. 28, Pope Benedict told them they have to be "an orchestra" that works together harmoniously despite their differences.
No matter what, the new pope "cannot do it alone," the cardinal said. He "is going to have to make sure he gets like-minded leadership together with him in the Vatican to be able to move the process forward."


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Arcos de la Frontera
Arcos de la Frontera
Arcos de la Frontera
Arcos de la Frontera
Sitting on a spectacular sheer cliff, Arcos de la Frontera is a picturesque town in the province of Cadiz full of small reminders of its Arab inheritance. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest. Towers, churches and splendid viewpoints with views of the River Guadalete are just some of the countless attractions offered by this area, right on the White Villages route. But Arcos is also a place where tradition is faithfully preserved, as can be seen in its festivals, as at Easter, or its cuisine, where the Iberian pig and horticultural products take a leading role.
Inhabited since Prehistory, it was the Arabs in the Middle Ages who made Medina Ar-kosch an important defensive strongpoint. Later, its strategic value meant it came to be the capital of a Taifa kingdom. This Arab past has left an urban pattern of steep, narrow, streets in Arcos de la Frontera on a rocky promontory with the River Guadalete winding at its feet. The historic centre, which houses a great wealth of monuments, stretches between the Cuesta de Belén and Puerta Matrona, the only surviving access point from the old Arab wall. Right in the centre is the Plaza del Cabildo. Some of the most notable buildings in the city are concentrated in this space, such as the Town Hall and the Ducal Castle, a Muslim fortress rebuilt in the 15th century. Opposite those stands the Parador de Turismo, located in the old Casa del Corregidor. Whitewashed walls, grilles and tiles are some of the characteristic features of the building, whose typical Andalusian architecture is perfectly integrated into the houses of Arcos. Before leaving the square, visitors can go to one of the many viewpoints in the area, offering an impressive panorama of the surrounding area. Among religious architecture, the Basilica of Santa María de la Asunción (13th-14th centuries), a church with a Gothic-Plateresque front and a Neoclassical tower, deserves special attention. Both the building and the beautiful organ it houses inside have been declared Historic-Artistic monuments. Other outstanding churches are that of San Pedro, with a Baroque style front and tower, and that of San Miguel, a building currently used as a conference and exhibition hall. Between the 15th and 18th centuries, many religious orders established themselves in Arcos de la Frontera, which is reflected in various buildings, like the Convent of la Encarnación (16th C.), that of La Caridad (18th C.) or the hospital of San Juan de Dios (16th C). And all along the way the historic centre will show the visitor the beauty of traditional regional architecture, with simple houses with whitewashed walls opening their doors to show their interior courtyards decorated with flowers. On the route, some aristocratic houses appear, like the palace of the Count of Águila (15th C), a real jewel blending late Gothic and Mudejar traditions. Cuisine, festivals and surroundings The horticulture of Arcos provides excellent vegetables and pulses, which are the basis for some of the most typical dishes: "potaje" (stew with chard) and alboronía (dish made with pumpkin, chickpeas and tomato), as well as meat and fish stews. Cold meats include Iberian ham, always from the mountains of the interior. To round it off there is nothing better than one of the best-known Spanish wines at international level, those produced in Cádiz under the Denomination of Origin Jerez-Sherry and Manzanilla de Sanlúcar de Barrameda. One of the most important festivals in Arcos de la Frontera is Easter, declared of Tourist Interest, culminating on Palm Sunday with the Aleluya bull penning. Arcos de la Frontera is a good base for doing the so-called White Villages Route, including places with impeccable white houses like Ubrique, Medina Sidonia or Vejer de la Frontera. The route passes through Serranía de Ronda, as well as through the natural parks of Sierra de Grazalema and Los Alcornocales. The exceptional geographical position of Arcos de la Frontera enables you to go to beautiful places like the Costa de la Luz, El Puerto de Santa María, Puerto Real (whose old quarter is a historic-artistic site) or Chiclana de la Frontera. At the western end of the Cadiz coast lies Sanlúcar de Barrameda, well known for its manzanilla, with Denomination of Origin, and for being one of the entrances to the Doñana National Park, declared a World Heritage Site. Other recommended cultural routes are the Wine Route, which leads to Jerez de la Frontera, and the Bética Roman Route, passing through towns of that Roman province under the empire, from Santiponce (Seville) to Tarifa (Cádiz(, a good place for a walk in its old town and for going windsurfing.
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Texas was passed over for a real shuttle, but will soon have a replica at Space Center Houston sitting atop the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft.
Beginning on July 4, Space Center Houston will begin accepting suggestions on a name for the Space Shuttle replica that will sit atop the 747 Shuttle Carrier aircraft.
The exhibit is part of a new $12 million, six-story attraction under development in Houston.
The latest news from around North Texas.
Space Center Houston wants a name that symbolizes "the spirit of Texas and its unique characteristics of independence, optimism and can-do attitude."
The retired Space Shuttles that actually flew , Endeavor, Atlantis, Discovery and Enterprise, were sent to Los Angeles, Cape Canaveral, Washington D.C. and New York City, respectively.
The model that will be on display in Houston was previously on display at the Kennedy Space Center as Space Shuttle Explorer.
The contest closes on Labor Day, Sept. 2, 2013.
Click here to "name the shuttle." (WARNING: Until July 4, you will see a countdown clock on the homepage.)


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It's not time to say goodbye to "Sense8" just yet.
In a surprising move, Netflix has ordered a two-hour standalone episode of the sci-fi drama created by Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski and J. Michael Straczynski nearly a month after announcing that the series wouldn't live to see a third season. The announcement was made via the show's official Twitter page, which posted a lengthy letter penned by Lana herself while tweeting, "Death doesn't let you say goodbye. 2 hour finale episode in the works. Tell your cluster."
After discussing the cancellation, and the outpouring of fan love in response, Lana got to the exciting news she had to share, writing, "It is my great pleasure as well as Netflix's (believe me, they love the show as much as we do but the numbers have always been challenging) to announce that there will be another two hour special released next year. After that...if this experience has taught me anything, you NEVER know." You can read the letter in full below.
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"After seeing that the cancellation was a total cluster, we decided to give Sense8 fans the ending they totally deserve," a Netflix spokesperson said when asked for comment.
When the streaming giant confirmed they'd indeed axed the series, Cindy Holland, VP of original content issued the following statement: "After 23 episodes, 16 cities and 13 countries, the story of the Sense8 cluster is coming to an end. It is everything we and the fans dreamed it would be: bold, emotional, stunning, kick ass, and outright unforgettable. Never has there been a more truly global show with an equally diverse and international cast and crew, which is only mirrored by the connected community of deeply passionate fans all around the world. We thank Lana, Lilly, Joe and Grant for their vision, and the entire cast and crew for their craftsmanship and commitment."
Aml Ameen, Doona Bae, Jamie Clayton, Tina Desai, Tuppence Middleton, Max Riemelt,Miguel ngel Silvestre, Brian J. Smith, Freema Agyeman, Terrence Mann, Anupam Kher,Naveen Andrews, Daryl Hannah and Toby Onwumere starred in the series about eight strangers from around the world who were sensates, emotionally and mentally linked.
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The objective of every medicines regulatory authority (MRA) is to ensure that all medicines marketed in the respective country are of assured quality, safety and efficacy, and are accompanied by appropriate information to promote their rational use. Therefore, the existence of a reliable and accessible web site plays a vital role in providing independent regulatory information.
A study carried out by the World Health Organization in 2001 on the status of 51 MRA web sites operating nationally has now been updated and a report published which shows that the number of web sites has risen to 116 (1). Most criteria, such as frequency of updates, pharmacovigilance information and regulatory guidance for medicines marketing authorization have improved substantially, although navigability of web sites is still problematic. Overall, development of new MRA web sites over the past eight years is impressive and the number has more than doubled. It is remarkable how countries from all income categories have made efforts to launch and maintain web sites that provide the general public, health professionals and industry with good-quality regulatory information.


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Microsoft have taken a bashing over the last few weeks, partly because of their flat out refusal to discuss their next console and partly because of the actions of Adam Orth, the Microsoft creative director who took to Twitter in defense of an always online console. The top articles on sites like N4G and Reddit have almost consistently housed articles about why Microsoft are doing things wrong. Why, then, is their stock at almost the highest it's been in six months?
Bad press is only among fanboys on forums. Most people making noise are PS3 fanboys. Devs would love DRM and so would investors. Gamers with no internet would be devastated and would hurt MSFT bad although making devs and investors happy, as long as the install base was healthy because of DRM.
I still think if true in some way, people are confusing some up coming Auto feature needs of the retail console and some sort of pre launch dev kit security protocols both sharing the same needs.
DRM would make xbox the preferred console of choice but would not be worth the lost business from non internet consumers. If any of this was true the xbox wouldn't even come with or need a HDD or disc drive for that matter for games. Why invest in HDD and disc drive driving up the cost if you have a console that won't work without internet? Why not go full DDL? MSFT would be better off releasing a full cloud based system Which isn't practical with load issues and ISP bandwidth caps.
Thats because ONLY PS fanboys are crying and worried about the 720. Everyone else is excited and know whatever MS brings will likely bring them victory once again in the console battle.
Microsoft is too big to fall even if they drop Xbox, and i dont believe Xbox will be as bad as people are saying, i and if you are a true gamer we can only hope that is a great Console so we can buy and have fun.
Remember if Sony is the only ONE making a GREAT Console than none of us will have an alternative, monopoly market is bad for our or anyother industry so i say, make a damn fine Console Microsoft, competition is healthy and the more games the better.
Pretty sure a lot of the world isn't quite so concerned by some RUMOURS, no matter how many articles are bitching about it on N4G.


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