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O Lord, how manifold are your works. You have made all things in wisdom.
Verse: Bless the Lord, O my soul.
IN THOSE DAYS, Peter and John were going up to the temple at the hour of prayer, the ninth hour. And a man lame from birth was being carried, whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple which is called Beautiful to ask alms of those who entered the temple. Seeing Peter and John about to go into the temple, he asked for alms. And Peter directed his gaze at him, with John, and said, "Look at us." And he fixed his attention upon them, expecting to receive something from them. But Peter said, "I have no silver and gold, but I give you what I have; in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk." And he took him by the right hand and raised him up; and immediately his feet and ankles were made strong. And leaping up he stood and walked and entered the temple with them, walking and leaping and praising God.
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Carina Summerfield-Hill, physical anthropologist
I'm one of three physical anthropologists working in Cemetery C at Amara West, and in recent days I've been working on a chamber tomb (Grave 234) – the largest and most exciting of grave types here.
The tomb consists of a central shaft with an underground eastern and western chamber. We started excavating down into the central shaft to expose the doorway to each chamber. The sand in the shaft contained a complete Egyptian-style beer jar.
Since then, we have focused on excavating the western chamber.
The safest way to excavate it was to dig down from above, through the chamber's roof, otherwise the fragile but heavy layers of alluvium could collapse on us. Once the chamber was exposed, we removed windblown sand which had accumulated inside.
It contains three articulated burials and a concentration of disarticulated bone that included four complete skulls.
So far I have excavated one of the articulated burials towards the centre of the chamber, the feet of which poked out into the shaft.
The entire burial was within the remains of a wooden casing, and was of an adult female, fully articulated in a crouch position – this was a really pleasing discovery as it is a local Nubian tradition of burial, as opposed to the Egyptian tradition of laying the body out in an extended burial position. This is the first Nubian burial type to be found in Cemetery C!
The western chamber also contains two further articulated burials that are extended – It is fascinating to see two different traditions in the same grave.
Over the coming days I shall be excavating these two extended burials along with the concentration of disarticulated bones, so there is a lot of work still to do.
And next we have the eastern chamber, where we have just begun removing the surface to get access.
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- The Energy and Security Nexus: A Strategic Dilemma. Edited by Dr. Carolyn Pumphrey.
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Arena is played 5 versus 5 with minions and side-objectives including buff camps and Gryphon Guardians. But rather than a single end objective, in Arena your team earns points for killing enemy players and minions with the first team to deduct 500 points from their opponents being crowned the winner.
"SMITE is all about action combat", says Hi-Rez Studios Chief Operating Officer Todd Harris. "So we wanted an additional game type that allows players to get into the action even faster. One of our level designers took the initiative to put together this more open Colosseum map concept on his own time. We've enjoyed playing it so much that the team has worked overtime to get the new mode quickly into the hands of our Beta community and we look forward to their feedback."
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Hi, I've been trying to implement some module that makes the following:
1. Stream with FMLE and ask me for username and password, but the username and password are stored in an external database.
My main limitation is that the passwords in the database are kind of encrypted by the MD5 + SHA1 hash methods (just one way), so there's no way I can decode them with functions written in a wowza java module.
The only option I see is to read the password value given from FMLE, and make the process of hashing inside the module (encrypt it), and then compare it with the given field from database (encrypted)....
But I don't know exactly how to override the class and function that compares the password given from FMLE with the "authorized one".
What I did was installing the Media Security AddOn to get the FMLE authentication (it was successfull), then I used the following example where I'm supposed to get the password from database and return it to main function:
It worked as well, but I had to put the encrypted value on the password fieldimport com.wowza.wms.authentication.*; public class AuthenticateUsernamePasswordProviderExample extends AuthenticateUsernamePasswordProviderBase { public String getPassword(String username) { // return password for given username try { //here I'm supposed to get the password from database, but I used a known value for testing return "dbebca499a1a30e0704f21362eb8555ded50eee0"; } catch (Exception e) { // return null; } } public boolean userExists(String username) { // return true if user exists return true; } }
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And tried to implement my "code" on this part:
if (username != null && password != null) { String authPassword = filePtr.getPassword(username); try { /*the algorithm that encrypts the password given and compares to the authorized pw (the encrypted one I sent from database in function AuthenticateUsernamePasswordProviderExample) sha1 and md5 Algorithms are written on bottom */ if (authPassword.equals(sha1(md5(password)+"xkm3ty2a"))) { isValid = true; isAuthenticated = true; } } catch (Exception ex) { //do nothing } }
I modified the Authentication.xml and set the package of my custom class on Basic Authentication, and set publish method to basic on Application.xml but nothing happens. I suppose that's because of MediaSecurity AddOn works with its own digest authentication, or something.
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February 15 2013 07:07AM
At 6.05, 230 Jeff Beukeboom was a giant of a man who had no trouble winning battles, clearing the front of the net and disposing of the garbage scorers. He could also pass the puck and play defense, and enjoyed a quality NHL career.
Chosen by the Edmonton Oilers in the first round (19th overall) in the 1983 entry draft. He was the first non-goaltender ever drafted in NHL's first round without having scored at least one goal in the season before he was drafted
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Beukeboom was drafted in 1983, right at the end of the cluster that began in 1979 and is often considered as being the best 5-year draft cluster by one team in NHL history. The group includes goaltenders Grant Fuhr and Andy Moog, defensemen Paul Coffey, Kevin Lowe, Steve Smith and Beukeboom, along with forwards Mark Messier, Glenn Anderson, Jari Kurri, Walt Poddubny, Marc Habscheid, Jaroslav Pouzar and Esa Tikkanen.
Jeff is the nephew of former NHL defenseman Ed Kea, and his cousin is former NHL player (and Dallas GM) Joe Nieuwendyk. They were on opposite sides of the 1980's Battles of Alberta, some of the most vicious hockey in the game's history.
Because of his exceptional size and wingspan, and his ability to play defense, Beukeboom didn't spend long in the minors despite being drafted by such a strong team in Edmonton. Beukeboom spent a season and a little more in the AHL and then graduated to the NHL. He was an outstanding and fearsome hitter, but he could also play the game, utiliziing his long reach effectively with the poke check and "active stick" on the penalty kill.
Although very physical and a pim magnet, he did not have the reputation for being a dirty player.
- Winner of 4 Stanley Cups (1987, 1988, 1990, 1994)
- Made his NHL debut in a playoff game, game 2 of Edmonton's first-round playoff series vs. Vancouver on April 10, 1986
- Suspended by the NHL for the first 10 games of 1988-89 for leaving the bench to join a fight during the Oilers pre-season game at Calgary.
Glen Sather traded Beukeboom to the NY Rangers for David Shaw. This completed the transaction that sent Mark Messier to the Rangers earlier that fall. The Messier portion of the deal was made October 4, while Beukeboom was sent away November 12.
Despite a long and successful career, Beukeboom is best remembered for the following: 6 concussions, including one in which he was sucker punched from behind by LA King forward Matt Johnson. Three months later he was concussed again by a seemingly minor hit in a game against Carolina.
That injury left him with headaches and trouble concentrating. Jeff Beukeboom's career ended for all intents and purposes moments before the photo above was taken.
He was a beauty. Where have these type of players gone? We could use a couple around here...
February 15 2013, 09:44AM
He was a beauty. Where have these type of players gone? We could use a couple around here...
We did have one, his name is Andy Sutton.
One of the things I remember about the lumbering Ox was how Theo Fleury used to get inside his helmet. Then again, theo was launching himself at big Jeff like a harpoon heading for a whale.
Good times!
Back when the BOA was an on the ice battle rather than the ... whatever you call it now.... real live animosity and intensity. Twas a beautiful thing.
February 15 2013, 12:01PM
Best fight I ever saw live was Beukeboom v Otto in Edmonton. I was row 2 and maybe 8 years old at the time - They were 5 feet in front of us after having come together behind the net. Fight went for (in my mind) 5 minutes and left both guys bloodied, but with Beuk winning handily.
Guy was tough as nails.
He was my favorite player growing up. I remember when he was playing with the Rangers and he got into 3 fight in 1 game. I'm probably one of the only people around with a Beukeboom #6 Oilers jersey. Man the Oil could use a guy like him these days.
February 15 2013, 06:41PM
Kyle Bigos is really the only player in the organization with the size and mean streak to possibly play like him. Im really hoping for Bigos to turn out into a useless 6th dman that can kill penalties and play mean making the other team think twice. Thats what Beuk did and why he played so many years in the NHL with the limited offence he deployed.


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Elder Michael Ray Grange has returned from serving in the Philippines Angeles Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Elder Grange will be speaking in the Cleveland First Ward at 9 a.m. on March 16, and at the Mt. Pleasant First Ward in Mt. Pleasant at 11 a.m. on March 23.
Elder Grange is the son of Dell and Berneta Grange, formerly of Cleveland and the grandson of Deloris Marvidikis, the late Anthony Marvidikis and the late Dell and Thelda McCall.
Elder Tom Guymon has returned home following his service as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Geneva, Switzerland and in France. He will be speaking during sacrament meeting March 16 at 11 a.m. in the Huntington Third Ward located in the Huntington Stake Center.
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Jordan Rossiter: Liverpool's young talent speaks to The Anfield Wrap by Aaron› 10 Mar 2014
Promising midfielder Jordan Rossiter has been on the fringes of the Liverpool first-team squad over the course of this season, despite being only 16, and even made the bench for the game against Chelsea in December. Even better for Liverpool fans, he's one of their own - a born and bred Scouser who followed them as a fan before joining the club as a raw recruit at the age of 10.
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Skip to comments.Updates on Pope Francis first day as Pope Great moments! (truly humble man)
Posted on 03/14/2013 6:59:03 AM PDT by NYer
During the press briefing today, we were told that after the first appearance and blessing last night, Pope Francis went back to the cardinal's residence, Casa Santa Marta, on the little bus with the other cardinals rather than take the car with the plates SCV1.
At end of the meal they had together, at the time of toasts and little speeches (absolutely necessary in Italy), he quipped "God forgive you for what you have done."
As mentioned before, he spoke last night with the former Pope, Benedict. He will visit him soon at Castel Gandolfo.
Pope Francis went this morning, his first full day as Pope, to the Basilia St. Mary Major to venerate the Madonna "Salus Populi Romani". She is especially dear to the Roman people. Classy. He carried with him a little bouquet of flowers which he left at the altar. He prayed for a while. He visited also the relic of the crib, the manger, of the Nativity, and then went to the Sistine chapel of that Basilica, upon which altar St. Ignatius Loyola said his first Mass on Christmas Eve. And he prayed before the tomb of St. Pius V, also in that chapel.
He returned in one of the squad cars of the Vatican Gendarmes without the big entourage of cars.
He went to the house where I used to live on the V. della Scrofa, to collect his luggage. That is where he was before the conclave. That is where I had met him on various occasions. He went to the office and paid the bill for his room!
He went back to Santa Marta then, to meet people and get organized for the next days.
This evening is the Mass with Cardinals. The Mass will be in Latin with readings in Italian. The sermon could be in Italian. It might be pretty spontaneous. It is probable that we in the press won't have advance texts, so we will all have to be pretty careful in talking about his words. (What do you want to bet there were speeches prepared already?)
After the Mass tonight, the seals will be removed by Francis from the papal apartments in the Apostolic Palace. It sounds as if he is going to move fairly soon to the Apostolic Palace after small adjustments are made.
After, they just went through some schedule stuff, which will already be everywhere by now.
We were told that the General of the Jesuits issued a statement about the election of Francis, a Jesuit. He referred to the special bond of Jesuits with the Pope and their vow of obedience. I look forward to seeing that in some certain Jesuits I have in mind.
The Pope knows Spanish, Italian, German, English, and French and probably some Portuguese.
A question was raised about security given that this Pope is rather spontaneous and informal. The security team will have to do its best given the Pope's style.
He insisted on paying his own bill!
He appears to have much in common with the beloved and hugely popular John XXIII.
He brings a "common man" touch to the papacy and he is not seduced by the trappings and the reality of power.
Pope Francis wants to set an example in how he treats those beneath him.
That makes perfect sense!
When he chose that name, he may have been thinking about the need to repair God's Church, as well as the current efforts to focus intently on evangelization, like St. Francis of Assisi.
Cardinal Dolan has said that when asked what name he would take the Pope made it clear that he was taking the name Francis to honor St. Francis of Assisi. I would have assumed it was Xavier given his status as a Jesuit but he made it clear he was namimg himslef after Il Poveretto.
I Pray that any similarities are on the surface only...
I'm waiting to see if he allows Plugs Biden to take communion when Biden's in Rome next week.
If plugs is allowed to share in the Eucharist, I'll know that this is yet another pope unwilling to excommunicate politicians who publicly refute the Church's positions on abortion and gay "marriage".
There is someone else who could learn from this example of humility, grace, frugality and sincerity of purpose. But he won't.
The world is watching....perhaps we will witness a miracle.
How much does the Pope get paid? Is everything for his living expenses paid by the Church?
Our "dear" leader could learn from this man.
Okay so according to Google the Pope doesn't get paid until he dies.
So what does he do for spending money? I guess the Church pays for whatever he wants.
Reminds me of the film "Caddyshack." About when Bill Murray said that he caddied for the Dalai Lama...
Other than this, I am very impressed with the new Pontiff, but you can guarantee that crazy Cristina Kirschner will now ratchet up the wardrums..indeed, it will be ironic if Pope Francis' election leads to a war..
When Francis was still a cardinal, did he actually refuse communion to any politician in Argentina? Did he excommunicate anyone?
If he didn't then, he most likely won't now....unless he really wanted make a statement.
The Anglican Communion News Service is reporting some interesting comments about Francis from the Rt Revd Greg Venables, Anglican Bishop of Argentina and former Primate of the Southern Cone. Venables reports what he says are Francis's views on Anglicans:
He called me to have breakfast with him one morning and told me very clearly that the Ordinariate was quite unnecessary, and that the Church needs us as Anglicans.
The Ordinariate was Pope Benedict's plan to welcome former Anglicans into the Catholic Church while allowing them to retain some of their customs and traditions.
> Did he excommunicate anyone?
> If he didnt then, he most likely wont now....unless he
> really wanted make a statement.
It is LONG past time for such a statement to be made.
You cannot be a Christian, participating in the Lord's Table, and promote abortion and homosexuality.
Perhaps you can help the new pope out by compiling a list of dignitaries from around the world who will be in attendance at the installation mass next and who you deem as unworthy to partake in the Eucharist. You should be able to accomplish that in 4 days.
The Pope has many more people at his command to do that research. Besides, the chances of my having any input to him are near zero.
But anybody who's been paying attention knows that the entire 0bamao administration is pro-homo and pro-abortion in the extreme, and spiritual needs of his flock. that includes Plugs Biden.
And it is every pastor's due diligence to watch for the
Allowing pro-homo-pro-aborts like Plugs to take Communion sends a message. Is that the message we should be getting from the spiritual leader of over a billion Catholics?
There was something in an AP story that he stopped by the hotel to pay the bill.
Very humble. May we all emulate him.
God bless Pope Francis I!
Pope John XXIII has been beatified. We now need to call him Blessed Pope John XXIII.
**He hasn't yet told us why but one presumes it's after Saint Francis who was born in Assisi**
Spending money? Like when he wants to go to the mall and hang out? What a silly question.
Indeed. And far be it from me to presume anything beyond what the Vatican's own website might consider... :-)
However, NYer has some excellent evidence that it is St. Francis of Assisi.
I understand that popes never buy anything, or deal with money at all.
The vatican admin deals with all that.
It has been reported with confirmation he was clear in saying 'Francis' is for the Francis of Assisi.
(I just have been browsing around and this is the case reported here and there but I dont remem where.)
That may be, but he is a Jesuit, as was St. Francis Xavier.
I guess I missed that.
He said he chose the name for St. Francis of Assisi, because of his call to 'rebuild the church' and for his poverty.
It was all so very exciting for me yesterday! That was the sixth papal election in my lifetime (yes, I'm that old). I was in Kindergarten when Blessed Pope John XXIII was elected. I remember seeing him on TV wearing that huge 1877 Palatine Tiara. I remember wondering how heavy it was on his head.
Then Venerable Pope Paul VI in 1963 when I was 9. He always looked stern to me, with those eyebrows. :-)
Then, there was the oh so short papacy of Pope John Paul I in 1978 - 33 days! Followed by of course, Blessed Pope John Paul II. Pope Benedict XVI in 2005, and now Pope Francis I.
The Pope is sometimes sent cash gifts by individuals or groups. There is also a Knights of Columbus trust fund which contributes its annual income for the use of the Pope.
It's known that pretty much all the money the Pope receives goes to charitable works he chooses ... but I suppose if he wanted to get a cup of coffee on the way to St. Mary Major, he could have a few Euros in his pocket from what he's been given.
Those funds as well as Peter's Pence are used for the Holy Father's personal charities.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo, backed by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, is pressing state lawmakers to pass the toughest gun laws in the country.
ALBANY, N.Y. – In 1911, New York passed the Sullivan law, one of the first gun-control laws in the nation that required a permit to own a handgun.
More than a century later, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg have become national players in the push for tougher gun laws, putting New York at the forefront of the gun-control debate.
While the White House works to curb gun violence after the school shootings in Newtown, Conn., New York is forging ahead quickly with its own proposal. Cuomo, a Democrat and potential 2016 presidential candidate, has vowed to pass the toughest gun-control measures in the country. State lawmakers are hoping to pass a set of laws as early as news week, which would make it the first state to do so since the Connecticut shootings.
"Gun violence has been on a rampage, as we know firsthand, and we know painfully," Cuomo said in the annual State of the State Address last Wednesday. "We must stop the madness, my friends, and in one word, it's just enough. It has been enough."
Cuomo is pressing lawmakers, including Republicans who control the state Senate, to support his agenda.
"To be blind to this issue and the number of tragedies and the amount of bloodshed, I think would be dereliction of your public service responsibility," he said Thursday.
Those efforts, though, are drawing increasing resistance from gun-rights advocates. The National Rifle Association issued a statement Wednesday saying, "America's most anti-gun governor hails from the same state as the nation's most anti-gun mayor."
The group argued that New York already has among the toughest gun laws in the nation, including an assault-rifle ban and a 10-round magazine capacity limit. The NRA on its website said New York is trying to move quickly in order to diminish public debate.
New York lawmakers are proposing to expand the assault-rifle ban to include all high-capacity magazines. Currently, high-capacity magazines are banned in New York unless they were manufactured before 1994, a loophole that Cuomo wants to close. Lawmakers also want to reduce the number of bullets in a magazine from 10 to seven, which would be the most stringent limit in the nation.
Bloomberg and Cuomo haven't always agreed on state policy, but they appear to be in sync on the gun-control issue.
"New York state has led the nation with strong, common-sense gun laws, and the governor's new proposals will build on that tradition," Bloomberg, an independent who heads the group Mayors Against Illegal Guns, said Wednesday. "They will help law enforcement keep guns out of the hands of criminals and other dangerous people and save lives."
Other Democratic governors are pursuing also tougher gun laws. On Thursday, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper proposed universal background checks for gun sales. Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy has set up a panel to make proposals by March.
New York, with nearly 19.5 million people the third largest state in the U.S., ranked 24th in the nation for its murder rate in 2010, federal statistics show, and slightly below the national average. Last month, Bloomberg announced that the number of murders in the city was the lowest since records started being kept 50 years ago.
The debate over gun laws in New York has expanded to media coverage. The Journal News in Westchester County, like USA TODAY, a Gannett Co. publication, has been under heavy criticism for publishing an interactive map of the names and addresses of pistol-permit holders in the northern New York City suburbs. Putnam County has refused a request to release its list of pistol-permit holders and has vowed to fight the newspaper in court, saying the information's release would jeopardize safety. Good-government groups defended the newspaper, saying the information is public.
Some lawmakers want a state law that would make the pistol-permit information private, but Cuomo has not included the measure in his gun-control package.
"I'll leave it to the local government to make their interpretation of the law," Cuomo said Thursday. "And my guess is in these cases, the court will wind up deciding."
Republicans and conservatives in New York are focusing on tougher laws on illegal guns, saying the shootings in Newtown and another in Webster, N.Y., on Christmas Eve when four volunteer firefighters were shot, killing two, in an ambush shouldn't be linked to law-abiding gun owners.
"Any further restrictions on legal gun ownership in New York state will jeopardize the safety of all New York's citizens," the state's Conservative Party said in a memo to legislators Friday. "The best solution to end indefensible terroristic acts is to prosecute to the fullest extent possible all those who use illegal guns."
Joseph Spector reports for Gannett's Albany (N.Y.) bureau.


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nless the poly is very oversized so you can insert a proper sized line through it, which is highly unlikely, you will notice more than a "dimished flow". Install a new line. If the old line is somewhat straight, you may be able to connect the new pipe to it and pull it in as you extract the old line.
: I am a homeowner who recently discovered a leak in my water service line, apparently very close to the underground water meter. The meter is in a mini-manhole a foot or so below grade, right next to the road, and the manhole has filled with water. The water company has confirmed that the leak is on the house side of the meter.
: We have had a couple of plumbers, who supposedly specialize in this type of work, look at it. Each said they could either dig up near the meter and try to repair the pipe, or push a new, slightly smaller diameter pipe through the old pipe. Of course the repair option is much cheaper, if successful. One of the contractors also offered the option of running a new copper line, at a cost that was about 20% more. He said pushing a smaller line through the existing one would diminish the flow somewhat, which may be noticable when showering and running water elsewhere.
: The pipe is black, I think he called it polyethylene (not polybutylene) and is orginal to the house which was built in 1981.
: Any thoughts or recommendations? We seem to get conflicting info on what to expect in terms of lifespan if we do the repair (lifespan of the remaining old poly pipe). One plumber said that in his experience the leaks generally occur at or near the joints and fittings close to the meter, and the other said that after 20 years or so the poly could leak anywhere. Thanks for any help you could offer.
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The National Gallery of Australia was among the ACT winners in the 2002 National Tourism Awards. At the ceremony held in Adelaide on Friday 22 February the Gallery won the award for best Major Event and Festival for the highly successful Monet & Japan exhibition held at the Gallery in 2001.
The Director of the Gallery, Dr Brian Kennedy, said the award demonstrated that the outstanding major exhibitions and supporting programs the Gallery delivers have become a major reason for tourists visiting the Gallery and Canberra as a tourist destination.
Monet & Japan was the linchpin of the Gallery's 2001 exhibition program. Thirty-nine of Claude Monet's best paintings from some of the world's greatest collections were displayed alongside an extensive selection of Japanese woodblock prints, screens and scrolls — vividly demonstrating Monet's intimate relationship with Japanese art.
The works of art assembled for Monet & Japan were truly remarkable and the subject of the exhibition was one that had not previously been explored in such depth. Carefully chosen works of Japanese art gave the context for exploring Monet's changing perception of Japan through masterpiece after masterpiece.
The exhibition was innovative not only because it was the most extensive group of Monet's work ever to be exhibited in Australia, but also because the Monet & Japan thesis focussed on his work in the company of the Ukiyo-e prints and paintings that so inspired him.
During Monet & Japan more than $28 million flowed into the local ACT and region economy across various industry sectors — accommodation, transport, food and beverage, with over 87% of visitors who were identified during market research surveys being an interstate or overseas resident visiting Canberra.
Dr Kennedy paid tribute to the work of the various sectors of the tourism industry, including Canberra Tourism & Events Corporation, the Tourism Industry Council and the accommodation houses for continuing to promote and profile Canberra as a multi-faceted tourist destination.
During Monet & Japan there were 169,699 visitors to the nga.gov.au website, an increase of 58% over the total of 98,501 visitors in the previous 3 months. Page views of the Monet & Japan website continue to average approximately 5,000 per month.
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LETTERS From Willemina Hagenauw, Bembridge:
AM I the only one who was gob-smacked when I read about the plan to build 900 houses at Ryde?
And am I the only one who is wondering where the people who are supposed to live there are going to get their income from?
What jobs will be available to sustain 900 extra households, now some of the biggest employers on the Island are closing?
Wouldn't it be better in the economic climate to put resources into plans to develop employment, attract new businesses, rejuvenate dilapidated resorts such as Sandown and get Islanders who are struggling to get a job into fulfilling work?
Surely, that must have a higher priority than more houses that nobody wants and needs and for which there is no infrastructure.
Just look at the new Pan estate. There are enough houses available.
If this goes ahead, the Island will be one step nearer to becoming a great big housing estate and to losing all of its natural beauty and attraction to visitors from the mainland or abroad.
I can already imagine how the new tourist initiative would market the Island to tourists: "Come and visit the IW — the biggest urban jungle on the sea."
I bet that would bring the punters in.
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Expectant couples have several options when it comes to quality obstetrical care. Think about which options in pregnancy and childbirth are important to you so that you can find a healthcare provider who shares your birth philosophy. Here is a good list of the types of caregivers available.
Obstetrician (OB/GYN): An obstetrician is a physician who specializes in pregnancy and childbirth. OBs usually deliver in hospitals or birthing centers. If they have a FACOG credential, it means that they are a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Family Physician: A family practitioner is trained in all aspects of family care including obstetrics, pediatrics, gynecology and internal medicine.
Nurse-Midwife: A certified nurse-midwife has a degree in nursing with specialty training in obstetrics. They can provide complete care for normal healthy pregnancies and must be associated with a backup OB in the event of complications. They can deliver in hospitals, birthing centers and homes. Midwives are an appealing option for expectant parents who want a more individual, less routine approach for the birth of their baby. This isn't to say midwives are better or more qualified than doctors. They're different professionals with different philosophies.
Traditional or Lay Midwife: This type of midwife has training in midwifery only and works with low risk pregnancies. You need to check with your state to see what types of licensing/certification is required. They usually attend home births or births at birthing centers.
Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist (Perinatologist): This type of physician is an obstetrician with special training in the care of high risk pregnancies. Usually, a perinatologist will see patients referred by an obstetrician or family practitioner and will work with them in managing high risk care.
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Engineering, Building, and Architecture
Not many museums collect houses. The National Museum of American History has four, as well as two outbuildings, 11 rooms, an elevator, many building components, and some architectural elements from the White House. Drafting manuals are supplemented by many prints of buildings and other architectural subjects. The breadth of the museum's collections adds some surprising objects to these holdings, such as fans, purses, handkerchiefs, T-shirts, and other objects bearing images of buildings.
The engineering artifacts document the history of civil and mechanical engineering in the United States. So far, the Museum has declined to collect dams, skyscrapers, and bridges, but these and other important engineering achievements are preserved through blueprints, drawings, models, photographs, sketches, paintings, technical reports, and field notes.
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- Includes statistics on electric train operation, drawings, blueprints, technical papers, train classifications, research and development reports, business and financial correspondence (1933, 1939-48, 1940-41), installation and operation instructions, locomotive system test procedures, locomotive operations data and calculations, records of locomotive mileages and part failures, suggested locomotive improvements, locomotive specifications, plans for fire extinguishing systems, tonnage ratings, etc.
- Railroads represented are the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Piedmont and Northern Railroad, Pennsylvania Railroad, Takata and Company Railroad, Philadelphia and Western Railroad, Sorocabana Railway, and Erie Railroad Company.
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Shakespeare attended:
a local grammar school
It's likely that Shakespeare attended the King's School, near his home.
no school
Question 6 of 30
Part of Shakespeare's grammar school education would include:
music training
a robust theatre program
Latin and Greek classics
Latin and Greek were standard curriculum in the 16th century, which makes the literary and historical references in his work not unusual for a middle-class kid.
Question 7 of 30
At the age of 18, Shakespeare had what significant life event?
a child
Shakespeare married at 18, while his wife was already three months' pregnant with their first child.
Question 8 of 30
Shakespeare's wife's name is:
Anne Hathaway
Not that Anne Hathaway.
Anne Avon
Jane Seymour
Question 9 of 30
By 1585, the Shakespeares had:
three children
Susanna, born in 1582, and the twins Judith and Hamnet, born in 1585.
Question 10 of 30
After the birth of the twins, Shakespeare:
got a job as a swordmaker
bummed around town trying to write plays
only appears in the historical record in London, 1592
Between 1585 and 1592, there's no clue what Shakespeare was doing. But by the 1592 mention, he already seemed to be established as a playwright and actor in London.
Question 11 of 30
Shakespeare was part of what theater company?
The Happy Players
Lord Chamberlain's Men
Lord Chamberlain's Men (later the King's Men) was an acting company that Shakespeare wrote for, produced and performed in.
The Globe Theatre Troop
Question 12 of 30
What was the first Shakespeare play performed?
"Taming of the Shrew"
"Richard III"
"Henry IV"
Keep in mind that nobody is certain about chronology, but it's the best guess of scholars.
Question 13 of 30
What year did the Globe open?
Before that, Shakespeare and the Chamberlain Men performed at a theater called … The Theatre.
Question 14 of 30
What's on Shakespeare's coat of arms?
a clown
a pen
a spear
Will was pretty literal, for a writer.
Question 15 of 30
Enough about the guy. The play's the thing! Which of these plays is a Shakespeare comedy?
"Winter's Tale"
To be fair, some disagree that it's a comedy all the way through.
"Timon of Athens"
Question 16 of 30
When is "Cymbeline" set?
ancient Roman Britain
Another romantic comedy, "Cymbeline" doesn't have the same acclaim as other works.
16th century York
Question 17 of 30
What play was set in Shakespeare's England?
"The Merry Wives of Windsor"
It was unusual for Shakespeare to tackle a contemporary time.
"As You Like It"
"The Tempest"
Question 18 of 30
What's Shakespeare's longest play?
At over 4,000 lines, it usually runs around four hours if it's uncut.
"Richard III"
Question 19 of 30
What's the "First Folio?"
the first published collection of some of Shakespeare's work
Less than a decade after Shakespeare's death, players from his company published 36 of his plays in one collection.
the first five plays Shakespeare wrote
a Shakespeare play about two dueling lawyers
Question 20 of 30
How many of Shakespeare's plays had never been published before the First Folio?
Without the First Folio, these plays would never have been printed.
Question 21 of 30
How many original copies of the First Folio still exist?
If you have one in your closet, it might be worth something.
Question 22 of 30
How were Shakespeare's plays published before the First Folio?
random people transcribed the plays as they watched
part of other playwright's collections
Quartos were small books, and each Shakespeare quarto contained a single play.
Question 23 of 30
Which title is a Shakespeare poem?
"Venus and Adonis"
"Venus and Adonis" is a narrative poem; the other two are plays.
"King John"
Question 24 of 30
Shakespeare's sonnets are addressed to whom?
a young man
a dark lady
That is, the narrator in the poems is addressing them to a young man and dark lady.
Question 25 of 30
Who were the sonnets dedicated to?
Queen Elizabeth I
Mr. W. H.
Unsurprisingly, much controversy storms over who W.H. is.
Shakespeare's wife
Question 26 of 30
What was Shakespeare's last play?
"Two Gentleman of Verona"
"The Two Noble Kinsmen"
The play was co-written with John Fletcher, around 1613.
"The Tempest"
Question 27 of 30
When did Shakespeare die?
It seems that Shakespeare was going between London and Stratford for some years, but died in Stratford.
Question 28 of 30
What is the content of Shakespeare's epitaph?
a curse to anyone who moves his remains
"Blessed be the man that spares these stones/ And cursed be he who moves my bones."
a prayer
a popular song of the time
Question 29 of 30
Who wrote Shakespeare's plays?
not Shakespeare
probably Shakespeare
Although an enormous amount of speculation in the 20th century has ensued, most academics believe Shakespeare himself was Shakespeare.
Christopher Marlowe
Question 30 of 30
Direct descendants of Shakespeare:
don't exist
The family line died out.
live in Stratford
can be found around Great Britain