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Hadrian's Wall Path Accommodation
We will always try and reserve the best possible accommodation for your Hadrian's Wall Path walk. We use carefully selected B&Bs, Guest Houses, Inns and Hotels in all of our packages which will be located as close as possible to the route. We will always try and reserve you en-suite facilities or a private bathroom, although in remote areas where accommodation is limited, this may not always be possible.
Occasionally your accommodation along Hadrian's Wall Path may be situated a distance from the route or you may have to spend more than one night in the same place. Where this is the case we provide transfers between your accommodation and the trail.
Quality Assurance
All of the accommodation that we reserve for you has been personally selected by one of our team to ensure that its quality exceeds our exacting standards. You can guarantee that your Hotel, Inn, Guest House or B&B accommodation has been personally inspected by a member of our management team.
Our Hadrian's Wall Path packages include a full English breakfast each morning.
Lunch and dinner are not included, however we recommend the options available in your Information Pack.
Lunches can usually be bought along the route but we will advise you of the days when this is not possible. On these days you can book a packed lunch from your accommodation on arrival which usually cost about £5.00. Most towns and villages in which you stay have shops where you can buy items to make up your own packed lunch.
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What can we say about Wednesday? Not a lot. Weds feels like a slog. It's the middle of the week, yet it's more like the week has half started rather than excitingly half over.
In fact, Wednesday is so lame that the short first paragraph on Wikipedia ends "This day is between Tuesday and Thursday." That's damning with faint praise. Wednesday is often known as 'hump day' and there was only one song which coes to mind where that word is concerned (O HAI BLACK EYED PEAS!).
Oh Wednesday, you are no fun. There aren't many songs written about you that we could find/think of (suggestions welcome!). In fact, Wednesday's are so dull that our boards often fill up with self-referential threads and in tribute to that, the second half of this Drowned in Wednesday playlist features a selection of the tracks we suspect some of our most active users used to pick their DiS-names.
Drowned in Wednesday
St. Vincent 'Just The Same But Brand New'
Ash 'Lose Control'
TV on the Radio 'Halfway Home'
The Dandy Warhols 'The Coffee and Tea Wrecks'
Simon & Garfunkel 'Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M.'
Elvis Perkins 'Ash Wednesday'
Emiliana Torrini 'Wednesday's Child'
Tori Amos 'Wednesday'
Black Eyed Peas 'My Humps'
Murry The Hump 'The House That Used To Be a Ship'
The Teardrop Explodes 'Ha Ha I'm Drowning'
Echo And The Bunnymen 'Ocean Rain'
Interpol 'Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down'
Seafood 'Guntrip'
Pixies 'Vamos'
Mclusky 'Fuck This Band'
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds 'Stagger Lee'
Woody Guthrie 'Stackolee (Stagger Lee)'
White Williams 'Violator'
The Knife 'Zapata'
Marillion 'White Russian'
Jag 'Lover In Handcuffs'
Sunny Day Real Estate 'Theo B'
Technochrist 'Jesusfreaker'
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Everyone's Favourite Engine visits Didcot. October 5th & 6th
See our unique collection of Great Western Railway steam engines, coaches, wagons, buildings and small relics based around the original 1930s engine shed
Amazing!!: Our 4 year old is absolutely in love with all things trains and this place really hit the mark on our recent family day out, loads to see and do here and well worth a visit, very well priced for everything you get to see. We will be back soon!!- CharlieRaymond15 - Bracknell
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Columnist Mike Parker honors Children's Village Academy achievers
On Wednesday, 15 middle school students who attend Children�s Village Academy and their parents packed the upper room of the Community Council of the Arts to be recognized for character and achievement.
These 15 students became the first-ever members of CVA�s Honor Club.
The mission of the Honor Club is to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character and leadership among the students at CVA. High academic achievement in all areas of the core curriculum and commendable conduct are the foremost membership requirements.
Teachers and club advisers work together through the selection process. This group evaluates students in six key areas: character, service, good mental ability, creditable academic achievement, leadership, and a positive attitude in school and in the larger community.
The idea for beginning the Honor Club developed when literacy coach Annie Kornegay met with Jessica Jones and Patricia Moseley. They wanted to develop a way to formally recognize high achievers at the middle school level. The Honor Club was the result of those deliberations.
On Dec. 13, their vision became a reality. The inductees � dressed for success � filed in during the processional and took their places for the ceremony. The ceremony was chiefly student-led. Alicia Williams and Angel King registered the guests as they entered. Kneashja Jackson welcomed parents, teachers and guests when the ceremony began.
Devin Williams led in the Pledge of Allegiance, while Malik Williams explained the club�s goals and purposes.
Key adults served a role in the ceremony as well. Eldress Angela Daughety gave the invocation, and Mrs. Moseley recognized special guests that included Kay Johnson of the Chamber of Commerce and two Lenoir County Sheriff�s deputies.
Key contributions in efforts to honor these students came from the Kinston Christian Fellowship Literary Book Club. Book club member Robert Hart, a former NCAE president, performed a memorable rendition of �I Believe I Can Fly,� complete with flying motions.
Mrs. Kornegay and Ms. Jones did the actual induction ceremony. During the induction ceremony, Katrina Sills-Powell and Anthony Wooten lit the two candles representing Scholarship and Citizenship. Mrs. Moseley then installed the group�s new officers.
Book club member Vivian Hughes sang �The Christmas Song� and another Christmas selection that escapes me right now. I think when she got to the part of the song that says, �They know that Santa�s on his way� and seemed to look directly in my direction, I lost my train of thought just a bit.
After the musical selections, Mrs. Clara George presented a check for $250 to Children�s Village to be used for purchasing books for the Children�s Village Academy Library, a fitting tribute honoring students who have spent so much time hitting their books.
Fifth-grade club members are Angel King and Alicia Williams. The lone sixth-grade inductee was Ciara Moye. Seventh graders include Tytianna Cox, Kiana Dowdye, Keyonna Harrison, Kneashja Jackson, Devin Williams, and Antony Wooten.
Eighth-grade inductees were Wyquon Foulks, Nazjaria Phillips, Katrina Sills-Powell, and Malik Williams.
I am sure you noticed three similar last names � Williams. Yes, all three children are from the same family, and their mother beamed as her children received this honor.
I hope each of these young people will take to heart the pledge they gave when they were inducted:
�I hereby declare that I shall always strive to promote the ideals of character, service, good mentality, creditable academic achievement, leadership, and a commendable attitude. I declare to conduct myself in an ethical manner, and I pledge to serve as an asset to the school and community.�
We should all live according to those expectations.
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One of the most eye-opening problems that I remember from middle school math classes was the Spider-and-Fly Problem. I was introduced to this classic geometry problem in eighth grade. It is an excellent exercise in visualization as the key is to "unfold" the cube in order to look at it in a coordinate plane. The exercise is great for understanding the relationship among three-dimensions and two-dimensions. An example of the problem can be found at http://mathworld.wolfram.com/SpiderandFlyProblem.html.
I remember that my classmates and I asked why the spider wouldn't use his cobweb to swing through the room to catch the fly — that would be faster! For the context of the problem and for the unfolding, we were given many quick quips, like "The spider ran out of web." But the real question is "Who would see this problem as important information to know?"
Think about the drama club members who are setting up the theater for the upcoming school play. They will have electrical plugs beneath the stage so that they can connect power to the microphones and instruments on stage, but they will also have to consider the speakers and lights that are hoisted on the scaffolding above the stage. In this instance, wires that would run directly from the plugs to the ceiling would block the view of the audience. So, as the drama club members and their teacher are looking to buy wiring, how should they determine how much to purchase? Here is the real-life application for finding the shortest distance wires can cover along the floor, the walls behind the stage, and the ceiling!
I've always wondered what other twists for this problem would look like. If we were to use a shape other than a cube, how would students react? For the theater example we could picture a rounded ceiling instead of a perfect cube.
To use another example for students, we could design a scenario in which a skateboarder is seeking the fastest route to the opposite corner of a half-pipe. Now we are working with a half-cylinder instead of a cube.
Try taking a piece of paper and drawing a straight line from the bottom-left corner to the top-right corner. Now curl the two ends together to change the shape of the paper from a flat plane to a curved half-cylinder. What do you see happening to the line? If it doesn't look straight to you anymore, why not?
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The PMU on the Power Macintosh G3 computers, Power Mac G4 (PCI) and Power Mac G4 Cube is known as the "Cuda button". In the later models It is identical in function and appearance to the PMU.
Resetting the Cuda or PMU also resets date and time settings. After the reset, on some Power Macs, the system clock is set to 00:00, 01 Jan 1904 for computers with Mac OS 9 or 00:00 (GMT), 01 Jan 1970 for computers with Mac OS X.
Important: The Cuda for the Power Macintosh G3 All-In-One, Power Macintosh G3 Desktop and Power Mac G4 Cube is not easily accessible. You may wish to take these models to an Apple Authorized Service Provider to reset the Cuda.
The PMU is a microcontroller chip that controls power functions for the computer. The PMU is a computer within a computer, as it has its own memory, software, firmware, input/output, a CPU, and more. Its function is to:
- Tell the computer to turn on, turn off, sleep, wake, idle, etc.
- Manage system resets from various commands.
- Maintain parameter RAM (PRAM).
- Manage the real-time clock.
Over time, the settings in the Power Manager may become unusable, which can result in operational anomalies with the computer. Examples include not turning on, not waking from sleep, or not seeing devices plugged into the USB and FireWire ports, among others.
Resetting the PMU is not intended for resolution of a stall or situation in which the computer is unresponsive. A PMU reset should not be necessary except as a last resort in cases where a hardware failure of the power management system is suspected. Performing a PMU reset returns the computer hardware, including NVRAM, to default settings and forces the computer to shut down.
For most situations, a restart is sufficient. If the computer has stopped responding, try these steps, in order, until the computer responds:
- Force Quit (Option-Command-Escape)
- Restart (Control-Command-Power)
- Force Shut Down (press the power button for 10 seconds)
Important: Only perform a PMU reset on the computer if none of the above steps resolved the situation. If this is the case, see below for instructions on locating the reset button or key combination for your model of Power Macintosh G3, Power Mac G4, or Power Mac G5.
Resetting the PMU or Cuda:
- If the computer is on, turn it off.
- Disconnect ALL cables from the computer, including peripherals and power.
- If possible, move the computer to a place where you are not standing on carpet.
- Open the case and ground yourself by touching part of the metal frame inside the computer.
- Find the Cuda or PMU button
- Press the Cuda or PMU button ONCE. Do not press the button more than once before starting the computer up again.
- Wait 10 seconds, then reconnect the cables you removed in step 2 and turn the computer on.
- If the computer still does not respond after resetting the PMU, the computer may require service from an Apple Authorized Service Provider.
How to find the Cuda
The Cuda for the Power Macintosh G3 All-In-One, Power Macintosh G3 Desktop and Power Mac G4 Cube is not easily accessible. You may wish to take these models to an Apple Authorized Service Provider to reset the Cuda.
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Small Animal Hospital in Milwaukee, WI is looking for a Veterinarian to join our team.
Our ideal candidate is someone who wants to be a part of a collaborative team, practice high-quality medicine and who can deliver excellent care. Someone who is good with clients, values relationships, good people person, gets along with staff, open to learning new things, can contribute and wishes to bring their skills to the table. Interest in surgery and dental care a plus.
We have a beautiful new facility! Our DVMs at Small Animal Hospital benefit from collegial Dr. consultations and camaraderie; as well as the skilled support of our quality staff: 5 CVTs, Practice Manager and Office Manager. Although our opening is due to a retiring veteran of 33 years, our remaining 4 DVMs still have 25 years average experience among them.
Continuing Education is encouraged. Other added benefits include health insurance, vacation, state and regional dues, professional liability, Wisconsin and DEA licensing fees.
No after-hours emergency duty.
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TN Affiliate Broker License online here: TREC Required Courses
This link takes you to the RECampus portal for online courses required to obtain your Tennessee License.
Call before you register 901-867-4865 ~Sheila Hensley
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November 2018
Thank you so much, Sheila. I really wouldn't have started down this path without your quick and informative responses to all of my questions several years ago. I can't think you enough for always steering me in the right direction. It's crazy how many people I know here in Nashville who had such a challenging learning experience through their separate real estate schools. I always brag on how wonderful of an experience I had with your guidance.
April 25, 2018
Real Estate Success Center and Sheila Hensley totally exceeded my expectations. Sheila was extremely patient and helpful anytime I needed assistance and the online courses were very user-friendly. I was thoroughly prepared and confident when I took the license exams and am proud to say I passed them on the first attempt. My recommendation is to listen to Sheila and take her advice. Thank you, Sheila!
Mark J. Marcuzzo
Coldwell Banker Collins-Maury
Memphis, TN
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I took my exam last Monday, was so glad I prepared as much as I did. Passed! First time! So thankful for your guidance and preparation. I'm excited and wanted to take a minute to THANK YOU! Wow! You have been such an incredible resource. I thank you!
Sonia Kelly April 2018 Nashville, TN
September 2017
Just wanted to thank you again for everything, including access to the exam prep course...I completed over 90% of all the possible questions and kept testing in an area until my score was 100%, except for real estate calculations section. :)
It paid off...I just passed both sections of my real estate licensing exam on the first shot...thank God! I'm excited about what the future holds!
Cozette Wallace
August 27, 2017
If you are considering a career in real estate, you absolutely owe it to yourself to call Sheila first. The very first conversation, "The Sheila talk," as she calls it, Sheila made sure that I fully understood the level of commitment that a career in real estate demands. We talked about the different class options, and we concluded that I would be well suited for the online classes via the CE Online school. Although with this option she wasn't my direct instructor, from that first conversation on, I knew that I had made an invaluable friend and mentor in Mrs. Hensley. When I needed guidance as to how to proceed with the next steps in my education and starting in the profession, Sheila was there. It didn't matter if she was in the middle of a hardware store or sitting down at dinner, she was always there with wisdom and what I call a breath of fresh air, ready for hours of conversation to make sure I maintained vigilance and stayed the course. What Sheila offers is a rare treasure- she's as excited about your journey as you are, and she has a genuine interest in making sure you are developing a solid foundation upon which to build your career. While researching my career change into real estate, I wrote down a list of steps and goals. My first step on that list was to call Ms. Hensley, and I am so grateful for that call.
Patrick Duhon
May 31, 2017
I was apprehensive about studying for my real estate license online, but a busy schedule made it impossible for me to participate in classroom training for several weeks. I had a long conversation with Ms. Hensley who answered my questions frankly and honestly and that gave me the confidence to enroll in the Real Estate Success Center online courses. The courses were long but thorough and I was well prepared for my real estate exam. Highly recommend.
Chuck Gadd
August 3, 2017
From my first conversation with Sheila over the phone when contemplating a career change into real estate, I knew I'd be in good hands with her. She is honest, encouraging and extremely smart. She knows real estate! And what is great about her is that she helped me to understand that I was going to know it just as well. For me this was a complete career change, a whole new world. Sheila was with me every step of the way from lesson one until the final test and beyond. She answered every question I had and gave me the courage to carry on. She has an unbelievable ability to hold me accountable and build me up at the same time. I did something I never thought I could do because of Sheila Hensley and the Real Estate Success School. Now I'm starting my new career with Coldwell Banker next week and feel like I gained a great friend along the way. Thank you Sheila!!
Becky Reeves
May 7, 2017
Nannette Bean
Leasing Angels, Inc.
Shelia by far has been the best source of real estate advice we've yet to come in contact with. She is the single online real estate source that we offer to any and all of our real estate professionals. Shelia is always available and will not only give you GREAT professional direction, but she will additionally require you to do a little "soul" searching. Shelia will always hold a special spot with Leasing Angels, Inc. not because she requested one, but more so of because her footprint was in it from the very beginning. Shelia tends to bring the very best out of you ... and always at the right time. I remember our initial conversation began with me telling her my vision for Leasing Angels, Inc. ... it ended with her saying "And Nannette, you're going to do all of those things, but first we have to get you in compliance with the state." There was silence and then we both laughed hard - The next day we proceeded to do just that. I am very proud of my association with Shelia ... CALL HER and you will be too!
With a busy day and night time schedule in government relations, I didn't have time to sit in a classroom. My son told me about Real Estate Success Center and he went thru and passed the test. After speaking to Shelia, she sounded like just what I was looking for. I did exactly what she told me to do and she provided all of the tools and support I needed to pass my test. All of the practice tests more than prepared me for the PSI exam. If you are looking to take a class online, look no more. This is it.
Chris Thomas
July 20, 2016
I live outside of Memphis but work in Memphis, so it made sense to do an online study course that would work into my schedule and no extra driving time. I found the staff to be helpful when consulting them about IT issues as well as assisting with the application process. They were readily available, even on the weekend. I also found that the online tests were very beneficial when preparing for the PSI exam, especially since the exam is computer based.
Shirley Mason | Real Estate Manager
CBRE | Office Asset Services
May 2016 After checking in with one of my students, she sent me this email:
I presented a '3 Simple Ways to Enhance an Underperforming Website' class at the TN Small Biz Development Centers. I talked about product/service differentiation and what an excellent job one real estate school has done compared to several other schools that offer the same online course and how I happily paid more to the school that distinguished itself from the others. :)
And this is another example of why I did. Thank you for checking up on me Sheila. :)
C Wallace
October 2015 Brian Joyner Alamo, TN
Using Real Estate Success Center was a great decision for me. Having the classes online made it easy for me to finish at my own pace. It was up to me to set the schedule and finish the classes, but Sheila was just a phone call or email away if I had questions. Sheila and her team truly want to see you succeed in passing your classes, exams and getting your real estate license. If you want to feel like a customer instead of another number then I I highly recommend Sheila and Real Estate Success Center to anyone who wants to pass their real estate exam on the first try.
September 2015
Once the decision was made to take the plunge and go after that career in Real Estate I had always thought I'd enjoy... the next decision was where to take the course work to prep for passing the exams.
After talking to several local school options… I spoke with Sheila Hensley with Real Estate Success Center and I'm so glad I did! Sheila didn't come across as trying to sell me on her courses. Instead she grilled me on why do I want to be in Real Estate? What did I think doing that would be like? Was I prepared to network for business and build prospect lists? Work weekends and evenings? After we talked about that awhile... she further grilled me on how I learn to make sure online courses would be right for me.
This conversation told me unmistakably, I'm not talking to someone that just wants to sell me courses, but someone that is interested in me! Unlike other school contacts I spoke with, this person is interested in the best way to prepare me for the exams and beyond that... interested in my being successful as a licensed agent. Sheila quickly became my "go to" person, my confidant, my mentor, my friend.
My take away from my coursework with Real Estate Success Center, the PSI courses and passing the exams on the first try… good. Having Sheila Hensley in your corner… Priceless!
August 2015
If you are looking to begin a career in real estate look no further than Real Estate Success Center. Ms. Sheila is absolutely FABULOUS! She takes care of her students from the initial phone call all the way to the moment your license arrives in the mail. She really does care about each of her students. Email her at 10:30 p.m.? She will respond.
Call her panicked? She can help you calm down. I could not be happier that I used Real Estate Success Center to begin my real estate career. Thank you, Ms. Sheila & Real Estate Success Center!
April 2015
When I decided to pursue Real Estate, I had friends in the business, but I was still uncertain of where to turn. I looked online at various options. I am an independent guy, a quick learner and one who doesn't usually ask for help but uses the internet to help me. When I asked a friend how he received his license, he told me about Real Estate Success Center. I looked it up. Then I started reading the home page. Sheila laid out the steps, and I decided to pick up the phone and call her. I'm so glad I did. While I could have figured it out on my own, and gone through another option, knowing I wasn't in it alone and could call, text or email Sheila for help and guidance, put my mind at ease and allowed me to focus on the material and learning. I completed the required courses, passed my exam and now am an affiliate broker. I'm glad I had the support of the Real Estate Success Center with me. Real Estate is a complex field. Much more in depth than I imagined. You don't want to go at it alone. If you're like me, or if you're not type A, pick up the phone and call Sheila. She shoots you straight and will be your best advocate.
Thank you so much for taking care of me!! ;-)
I hope I didn't cause you anxiety for my lack of patience. I sincerely appreciate your quick response. I found your online course to be thorough and very informative. I have been in this business for 11 years and have taken numerous courses and found this to be concise, practical and memorable. I will take every available online course from you in the future and tell anyone that asks of your professionalism. You are welcome to use this as a customer testimonial and/or give my name and number to any person that requests one.
Thank you again!!
Katie Grow
Affiliate Broker
FaxonGillis Homes, Inc.
Thanks so much! I just finished up. This saved me so much time from not having to go attend the class. I have you saved in my "favorites"for future classes!
Jill Allred
I recently had to take some classes for my Tennessee real estate continuing education. After searching through many listing of schools and courses, your site seemed to have just what I was looking for. Not only were there a wide variety of classes, many were available on-line which was exactly what I needed.
Then when I had questions, you came through again by actually answering the phone. Imagine my delight when I had a real person on the other end of the line who was not only knowledgeable, but personable as well. I feel like I've made a new friend in Memphis.
Thanks again for making my continuing education, easy, available, and affordable.
Trina Higgins
Hi Sheila,
I thought the class was informative and would definitely do it again. I learned a lot,and the best part was I could take the class when I had the time to participate. It was a great learning experience.
Best regards,
Brenda Mills
Crye-Leike Realtor
Dear Sheila,
I am writing this email to inform you what a wonderful job you are doing providing this service to Real Estate Agents. I had one week to complete my CE credits and renew my license. Thanks to Real Estate Success Center Website, I was able to do that in my own time and pace.
I would also like to commend you for providing a real person in customer service. Nowadays it is very difficult to actually speak to a live person in customer service. This provides a personable atmosphere and better service. You responded to all of my needs immediately. I really felt comfortable and I genuinely felt that I was cared about.
I will definitely use Real Estate Success Center Website continually. Once again, I thank you for providing this wonderful service for Real Estate Agents.
Gratefully Yours,
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My husband and I bought a building that was built in the late 1800's. This Philco radio sign was stored on the second floor. It looks awesome. It is two sided and should light up. It has chains attached to the top where it used to hang from.We have not tested it out, it has a loose wire coming out of the side where it used to be hard wired in to a building I am sure. I am curious as to if it is collectable or really old. We don't know what the value would be and would love some feedback!


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In September 2011, Prime Minister Borut Pahor's government collapsed after a no confidence vote, leading to early elections in December. Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković's center-left Positive Slovenia won in an upset but failed to form a government. A pension reform package was rejected in a June referendum. October saw protests outside the Ljubljana Stock Exchange amid Slovenia's ongoing economic troubles.
The territory of modern Slovenia, long ruled by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (renamed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1929) after World War I, and a constituent republic of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia following World War II. After decades of relative prosperity in Josip Broz Tito's Yugoslavia, various elements in Slovene civil society began to break with the Communist system in the 1980s. In 1990, the Democratic United Opposition defeated the ruling League of Communists in democratic elections, although former Communist leader Milan Kučan was elected president. The country declared independence in June 1991 and secured its status after a 10-day conflict.
After 1990, center-left governments generally led Slovenia, and Janez Drnovšek's Liberal Democracy of Slovenia (LDS) was dominant. Drnovšek served as prime minister almost continuously from 1992 to 2002, when he was elected president. In the 2004 parliamentary elections, Janez Janša's center-right Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) finally unseated the LDS-led government, and Janša became prime minister.
Slovenia is considered one of post-communist Europe's success stories. In 2004, Slovenia joined the European Union (EU) and NATO. It was the first former communist bloc state to adopt the euro, in 2006, and to hold the EU's rotating presidency, in 2008.
In the 2007 presidential election, Danilo Türk, a law professor and former diplomat, ran as an independent, backed by the Social Democrats (SD) and several other parties. He defeated the government's candidate, Alojz Peterle, in the November runoff.
In the September 2008 parliamentary elections, the SD captured 29 seats, followed by the SDS with 28. SD leader Borut Pahor became prime minister and formed a coalition government with three small parties.
Partly due to the effects of the global economic crisis, the Pahor government weakened in 2010, and the SDS had a strong showing in the October municipal elections. Ghanian-born doctor Peter Bossman was elected mayor of Piran, making him the first black mayor of an Eastern European city.
At the urging of the International Monetary Fund and other economic watchdogs, the government proposed reforms in December 2010 to reduce public debt by increasing the retirement age to 65, implementing pension reform, and cutting social benefits. However, voters rejected the measures in a June 2011 referendum. Pahor's government fell after two coalition partners, critical of his handling of the economy, departed his ruling coalition that summer, leading to a parliamentary no-confidence vote in September. After parliament failed to elect a new premier, President Türk called early elections for December 4. Though Janša's SDS led in pre-election polling, Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković's center-left Positive Slovenia won with 28 seats, followed by the SDS followed with 26 seats, and the SD with 10. However, Janković failed to secure a parliamentary majority to form a government or become prime minister by year's end.
After two decades, a border dispute with Croatia remains a key foreign policy issue in Slovenia. The dispute concerns the delineation of the countries' maritime border in the Bay of Piran, and parts of their common territorial border. In 2009, Pahor and his Croatian counterpart, Jadranka Kosor, agreed that Slovenia would lift its veto of Croatia's EU accession and allow an international arbitration panel to settle the dispute, pending ratification by both states' Parliaments. Slovenia's Parliament ratified the agreement in April 2010, but the opposition requested a referendum. Voters narrowly approved the agreement in June, and it entered into force in November 2010. The agreement was submitted to the United Nations in May 2011.
Slovenia is an electoral democracy. The country has a bicameral Parliament. Members of the 90-seat National Assembly, which chooses the prime minister, are elected to four-year terms. Members of the 40-seat National Council, a largely advisory body representing professional groups and local interests, are elected to five-year terms. The president is directly elected for up to two five-year terms. One seat each is reserved in the National Assembly for Slovenia's Hungarian and Italian minorities, and Roma are automatically given seats on 20 municipal councils.
Corruption, while less extensive than in some other Central European countries, remains a problem in Slovenia, usually taking the form of conflicts of interest and contracting links between government officials and private businesses. Only 5,000 of the country's 80,000 public servants are subject to financial disclosure laws. In August 2011, Interior Minister Katarina Kresal resigned over corruption allegations in a ministry deal to rent office space to the National Investigative Agency in 2010. Slovenia was ranked 35 out of 183 countries surveyed in Transparency International's 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index.
Freedoms of speech and of the press are constitutionally guaranteed. However, newspapers that criticize the government have faced difficulty securing advertising revenue, and journalists reportedly avoid coverage that could complicate relations with advertisers. The privatization of print media that began in the 1990s remains incomplete, with state-owned companies and other interests maintaining stakes in several newspapers. In 2011, there were reports of political pressure and harrasment against journalists, including anonymous death threats against Blaž Zgaga and Matej Šurc, who have reported extensively on the arms trade in Slovenia during the conflicts of the 1990s. Internet access is unrestricted.
The constitution guarantees freedom of religion and contains provisions that prohibit incitement to religious intolerance or discrimination. Approximately 58 percent of Slovenians identify themselves as Roman Catholics. In June 2010, the Constitutional Court annulled certain provisions of the 2007 Religious Freedoms Law, including requirments for legal registration of religious communities and the payment of social security contributions to priests working in prisons and hospitals. Though societal discrimination against the small Muslim community has been problematic in the past and 2011 saw isolated reports of faith-based discrimination, interfaith relations were generally civil during the year. After a 40-year struggle to build a mosque in Ljubljana, a design was selected in November 2011, with construction to begin once the Muslim community finalizes funding. There were no reports of government restrictions on academic freedom during the year.
The government respects freedoms of assembly and association. Numerous nongovernmental organizations operate freely, and the government generally supports the role they play in policymaking. Workers have the right to establish and join trade unions, strike, and bargain collectively, though police and military do not share these rights. The Association of Free Trade Unions of Slovenia (ZSSS) has some 300,000 members and controls the four trade union seats in the National Council. The ZSSS demonstrated its political strength by successfully pushing for the June 2011 referendum on pension reform, stymying pension reform legislation. In October 2011, over 100 people gathered for days outside the Ljubljana Stock Exchange to protest corporate greed.
The constitution provides for an independent judiciary, and the government respects judicial freedom. Although the judiciary has an extensive backlog of cases, the government has taken steps in recent years with the Lukanda Project, an intitiative begun in 2005 to reduce the backlog. As of June 2010, 266,221 cases were still backlogged. Prison conditions meet international standards, though overcrowding has been reported.
Incitement to racial hatred is a criminal offense. However, tensions remain between police and various minorities, including Italians, Muslim residents and guest workers, and citizens of the former Yugoslavia. Some 18,000 non-Slovene citizens of the former federation who remained in Slovenia after independence had been removed from official records after they failed to apply for citizenship or permanent residency during a brief window of opportunity in 1992. However, in 2009, Pahor's government began enforcing a 2003 Constitutional Court ruling intended to provide retroactive permanent residency status to the estimated 4,000 to 6,000 people among "the erased." In March 2010, Parliament adopted legislation to reinstate the legal status of those "erased" in 1992. In February 2011, Parliament passed a declaration recognizing the right of groups belonging to the former Yugoslavia to organize based on ethnicity and to use their native language to bolster multiculturalism in Slovenia. Roma are on the margins of society. In March 2011, Amnesty International admonished the government to protect the rights of Roma after publishing a report revealing that many Roma lack access to adequate housing and clean water.
Women hold the same legal rights as men but remain underrepresented in political life. Following the December 2011 elections, there are 28 women in the 90-seat National Assembly and one in the 40-seat National Council. More than 65 percent of Slovenia's women are in the workforce, the largest proportion of any of the 10 countries that joined the EU in 2004. Domestic violence remains a concern. Prostitution has been decriminalized in Slovenia. Slovenia is a transit point and destination for women and girls trafficked for the purpose of prostitution.


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Shop Local Tip #6: Find A Shop Local BuddyShopping is always easier and more fun to do with a friend or two. Find some friends with whom you can make the Shop Local Shift together. Motivate each other to find local indie alternatives to chain stores in town. It will keep you on track with your shift and you'll start a Sitemap Shop Local mini movement in your own circle of friends.


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Arnold Schwarzenegger's Memoir Proves He's an Even Bigger Tool Than We Thought
We know one person who's probably very happy Arnold Schwarzenegger won't be baahck: that saint of a woman known as Maria Shriver.
In his new tell-too-much autobiography, Schwarzenegger describes how he set a new bar for douchebag husbands the world over by doing little things like keeping secrets and having affairs and, you know, impregnating the help. And now we all get to hear about it, whether we want to or not.
In multiple interviews, the bodybuilder, movie star and former California governor tells reporters that he doesn't want to talk about the lovechild that resulted from him banging the housekeeper or the other affairs that drove a wedge between him and ex-wife Shriver, saying the nastiness is "something that's obviously between Maria and me."
What he didn't add was "unless you buy my new book," because in the tome, titled 'Total Recall,' he has no problem at all dishing the details about those indiscretions and a number of other things he kept hidden from Shriver before and during their marriage.
For example, he cops to having a "hot affair" with actress Brigitte Nielsen while they filmed 'Red Sonja' in 1985 — the same time period in which he and Shriver were living together. But he thinks all that meaningless sex is what convinced him he really wanted to marry Maria, so hey, it was all worth it, right?
He claims his standard policy of secrecy stemmed from his bodybuilding days when he determined that athletes who get emotional tend to lose, so he learned to suppress icky things like "feelings" or "guilt" or "a conscience."
"I became an expert in living in denial," he said.
Of course what he calls secrecy and denial, we call being a first-class wuss. He said he didn't tell his wife about having major heart surgery or that he wanted to run for governor or even that he was running for a second term (she had to read that in the paper) because he was afraid she would overreact and tell all her well-connected family and friends. Because yeah, she's the one with the impulse control problems.
He also didn't have a conversation with the housekeeper he knocked up, even when he noticed an uncanny resemblance between himself and the resulting child. He just started giving her extra money in silent acknowledgement of the kid's paternity.
We find it eye-rolling that such a sculpted, cocky, self-important dude would be so terrified of women, but his book paints a different picture. It also has stuff about being in movies and winning lots of bodybuilding championships, but the press junket has focused mainly on the scandals and other crap we're sure Shriver is just thrilled to have in the headlines again.
Some people deem their first marriage a "throwaway." And for Maria, filing those divorce papers must have felt an awful lot like taking out the trash.


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Floribama Shore #221
Floribama Shore #201
Psycho-Ass Beach
The roommates head to Panama City Beach for another summer at the shore; when Codi and Gus pull a prank on Kortni, a fight breaks out between all the roommates. Everyone rallies for their first night out in PCB, and Gus brings home a girl.
Floribama Shore #202
Dirty But Worth It
The bond between the roommates is slow to gel when harsh words open old wounds between Jeremiah and Codi and another prank puts the house on high alert over toothpaste. Gus has his new play boy attitude on display, and Nilsa likes what she sees.
Floribama Shore #203
To Hunch or Not to Hunch?
In Nilsa's search for a good guy, she now has her sights set on Gus. Aimee is sick after a night of partying, and it could be more than just a hangover. When the roommates go out to celebrate Gus's birthday, an altercation occurs with a PCB local.
Floribama Shore #204
We Goin' Again
Gus' birthday night ends in a disaster when the cops show up to arrest Kirk. The girls plan another surprise party for Gus, to make up for his bad night. The roommates come together to support Candace and Nilsa in a bikini contest.
Floribama Shore #205
More Than a Boo Thang
Candice agrees to join Codi on a date, but after talking to her "boo-thang" back home, she cancels dinner and Codi's excitement shifts to revenge. A new relationship is put to the test when a fight between Kortni and her boyfriend ends in tears.
Floribama Shore #206
Sex, Lies, and Caution Tape
Summer fun catches up with the roommates as they all start to get sick. Kortni receives some troubling news from her mom that puts her relationship on the line. Candace invites her boo-thang to visit the shore and it puts the whole house on edge.
Floribama Shore #207
Boo-thang Blues
Candace and Kortni have their hands full trying to manage their relationships both inside and outside the house. GatorJay231SouthsideGod arrives to a beach house practically drowning in drama.
Floribama Shore #208
The Faint Blue Line
Kortni's relationship with Logan reaches a boiling point when she fears she might be pregnant. Sparks of a different sort fly between Nilsa and Gus. Kirk unveils his version of Puke and Rally Time.
Floribama Shore #209
There's No C in Disease
After breaking up with Logan, Kortni is worried she may be pregnant with his baby. Candace and Kortni continue to struggle with their friendship. Jeremiah has some fun with a hook up.
Floribama Shore #210
The roommates throw Kortni a surprise beach party to celebrate the fact that she's not pregnant. But Kortni's mixed emotions about the whole situation reach a boiling point. Candace rethinks her relationship with Gator.
Floribama Shore #211
Girl, Bye
Everyone goes out to party and take Jeremiah's mind off the death of his grandfather. But Nilsa gets drunk and ruins the night, creating a huge fight between her and Aimee. Candace and Kortni plan a girl's trip to try and fix things.
Floribama Shore #212
A Thin Line Between Hunch and Hate
A day at Mermaid Academy promises to bring the girls back together. A surprise gift from Logan makes Kortni second-guess their breakup. And while Gus continues to resist Nilsa's advances, he can only stay strong for so long.
Floribama Shore #213
Scorn in the Bayou
When Jeremiah returns to the beach house, the roommates surprise him with a road trip to New Orleans. Candace is forced to face an incident with Gator Jay that she had hoped to keep in the past. Gus and Nilsa's game of cat-and-mouse continues.
Floribama Shore #214
Reservations for Eight
Everyone is forced to take sides following Aimee's attack on Gus. So the boys head out to Bourbon Street to find some young ladies to share the fun on their final night in NOLA. Back home in PCB, the factions are reunited by a common threat.


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Vermont Will Become Second State To Pledge Commitment Tied With President Bush's New Freedom Initiative
MONTPELIER, Vt. - During Governor James Douglas's weekly press conference tomorrow at the Vermont State House (Thursday, January 8, 1:00 p.m.), he and U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Chair Cari M. Dominguez will sign a resolution aimed at enhancing employment opportunities in state government for people with disabilities. By this agreement, the State of Vermont and the EEOC jointly will review Vermont's recruitment, hiring, and reasonable accommodations programs to identify best practices worthy of emulation by other states.
The EEOC is pioneering a series of federal-state government partnerships to further advance the New Freedom Initiative, President George W. Bush's comprehensive program - of which employment is a critical component - to fully integrate the nation's 54 million individuals with disabilities into all aspects of American life. The Commission will provide consultation, outreach, and technical assistance. Vermont will become the second state to pledge participation, following a similar commitment by Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich just last month. Currently, one out of every five people in Vermont has a disability and 55,000 Vermonters with disabilities are either unemployed or underemployed.
"It is with pride that I join with Governor Douglas for this momentous occasion," said Chair Dominguez. "With the signing of this resolution, the State of Vermont brings leadership and momentum to a project of national significance. By working collaboratively, we will ensure that state governments benefit from one another's best practices in the critical area of employment for individuals with disabilities."
"Vermont recognizes and values the capabilities of its entire workforce, including the significant contributions that people with disabilities can make," said Governor Douglas. "Vermont will continue its strong commitment to the principle of equal opportunity for all citizens."
Following the press conference, a digital copy of the resolution and a photograph of the signing will be available on the EEOC's web site at www.eeoc.gov.
In addition to Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which prohibits employment discrimination against people with disabilities in the private sector and in state and local governments, the EEOC enforces the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibits employment discrimination against people with disabilities in the federal sector; Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion or national origin; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, which protects workers age 40 and older from discrimination based on age; the Equal Pay Act of 1963; and sections of the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Proactive prevention of discrimination is an important part of the agency's mission.


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Aaron's legacy is worth celebrating for years to come
You can't celebrate the essence of Henry Louis "Hank" Aaron enough, but those who run the Braves will give it a splendid try.
In fact, they've already begun.
You can't celebrate the essence of Henry Louis "Hank" Aaron enough, but those who run the Braves will give it a splendid try.
In fact, they've already begun.
Since Spring Training, Braves players have worn a patch shaped like home plate on the right sleeve of their jerseys. In the middle of the patch is a trio of captivating items: "40th Anniversary," the number 715 and Aaron's autograph. It's all there to commemorate Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's home run record on April 8, 1974, at old Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.
Even so, Braves president John Schuerholz told only part of the truth in February, when he announced the patch tribute by saying Aaron's chasing, catching and passing Ruth "deserves a season-long celebration."
Aaron deserves a centuries-long celebration.
If Aaron wasn't the greatest baseball player of all time when he finished his 23 Major League seasons in 1976 with the Brewers, he was 1b, sitting within a millimeter of whoever was 1a. He owned a slew of records (including Ruth's previous one for most home runs during a career), and he became prolific in the shadows as an executive in the game. Not only that, if Aaron saw ways for the national pastime to improve when it came to diversity, he wasn't exactly afraid to flap his tongue.
Folks listened to Aaron no matter what, because the easygoing gentleman from Mobile, Ala., was as graceful off the field as he was on it.
Even now, at 80, Aaron is a highly active retiree whenever his surgically repaired hip allows him to be. In addition to serving as a senior vice president for the Braves' organization that he has worked for as both a player and executive during most of the last 60 years, he is on the board of directors for several businesses.
Still, Aaron's primary focus has evolved into a wonderful obsession: his Chasing the Dream Foundation. He runs it with his wife, Billye, and the foundation helps disadvantaged youth between the ages of 9 and 12 pursue their interests in sports, as well as writing, art, dance and music.
That said, Aaron's legacy is eternally connected to how he responded during and after his pursuit of Ruth's ghost, which means everything about April 8, 1974, was huge. The Braves know it. So come Tuesday evening in Atlanta before the Braves' home opener against the Mets, team officials will do their best to honor the 40-year anniversary of the moment when Aaron did what previously seemed impossible by passing Ruth.
With Aaron in attendance at Turner Field, the first 45,000 fans will receive a commemorative poster of the guest of honor courtesy of a local bank. In addition, a gas station will give every 40th person who downloads its particular app and "checks in" to Turner Field" a $40 gift card. Then there will be the main event besides the game, which will be Aaron himself. This will be his first public appearance since he spent nearly a month in a rehabilitation center in Atlanta after slipping on ice in February and damaging a hip. There will be special guests, and there will be a video tribute to Aaron.
That's for starters.
On Thursday against the Nationals, the first 20,000 fans at Turner Field will receive a Hank Aaron bobblehead doll. And there also is the ongoing stuff. There is a statute of the guy in front of the ballpark. The high-rent area of the Braves' home features the 755 Club, whose name comes from the number of career homers that Aaron managed. Then there is the name of the primary street next to the ballpark -- Hank Aaron Drive. And much of this goes back to when he made 714 just another number.
Suddenly, with a flick of Aaron's quick wrists, 715 became the more significant number for the ages involving career home runs, and it happened during prime time on national television.
What the NBC TV cameras didn't show was that the setting began as a rainy night in Georgia. Literally. Then, before long, the skies cleared over Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium, and Aaron sauntered to the plate before a stuffed house of howling supporters in the bottom of the fourth inning against the Dodgers' Al Downing.
Well, then...
Milo Hamilton said it best during his spine-tingling call for those listening on the Braves' radio network:
"Henry Aaron, in the second inning, walked and scored. He's sittin' on 714. Here's the pitch from Downing. Swinging. There's a drive into left-center field. That ball is gonna be ... outta here! It's gone! It's 715! There's a new home run champion of all time, and it's Henry Aaron!"
Barry Bonds is now the new home run champion of all time with 762, but his record is tainted by PED rumors.
Aaron's record was pure. So was his reputation.
Nothing has changed.
Terence Moore is a columnist for MLB.com.


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North Texas has hired Marquette assistant Tony Benford as head coach.
The school announced the move Tuesday and planned a news conference for Wednesday.
Benford spent four years under Buzz Williams at Marquette and was associate head coach last season. He has been a college assistant for 20 years with other stops at Arizona State, Nebraska and New Mexico.
The former Texas Tech player replaces Johnny Jones, who left North Texas for the heading coaching job at LSU.
Benford says his philosophy is "all about the players."


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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Laptop Lunches - fall time!
Today Paige had a little lunch in a Laptop Lunches box. She was very distraught it wasn't the pink one, but the pink one is missing in action. Luckily, she's mighty fond of purple too.
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- chopped strawberries
- cucumber slices cut in heart shapes, with a dash of pepper
- mini fall leaves sandwiches and jack cheese leaves with a side of Annie's organic snack mix
- Horizon milk box, removing one long inner box leaves enough space for a milk box :)
Let's peek at the leaves a little closer. I loved these!
I don't think these photographed as cute as they looked in real life. They were really uber adorable, for sandwiches. I made them using a new toy I ordered from Amazon, little dough presses. There are some other cute shapes I can't wait to use too! The tiny sandwiches hold pb&j (with a couple cheese leaves decorated with food safe markers) are in a silicone cup to contain them away from the crunchy snack on the side.
Happy Fall, y'all! (I live in Tennessee, so it's perfectly fine for me to use "y'all", though originally hailing from California, I do feel really dorky saying it). :)
6 comments:
- Keitha said... [Reply to comment]
You have to stop posting about all of your neat toys. I want them all!!!
- November 1, 2011 at 12:33 PM
Love it! You have so many great and creative ideas. I have now started to do this with my daughters lunches. Problem is she no longer wants daddy to make her lunch...
- November 1, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- mbug said... [Reply to comment]
i agree with keitha. i love/hate how you link where you get all your fun toys hehe.
how did you make those cute sandwiches with those presses? make sandwich then press or press then add the filling?
- November 1, 2011 at 1:49 PM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
Haha, the main reason I started blogging about the lunch stuff was so I could justify getting more cute bento toys! :)
mbug, I make the leaves and then the sandwiches. I didn't try making a sandwich first and then cutting because I didn't want to goop up the inside of the cutter with peanut butter and jelly. Also, then I was only using as much filling as needed for the mini sandwiches and not wasting extra pb and j on the scrappy bits.
- November 1, 2011 at 4:32 PM
- Jane said... [Reply to comment]
Dear Melissa,
Reading from Australia I have been astounded at the amount of attention, effort and time and I'm guessing money that goes on Halloween in the US. It is a festival that has not really exported to Australia. Every few years a couple of children will come trick or treating - that is how uncommon it is, yet the supermarkets are increasingly trying to ramp up enthusiasm for it advertising scary sweets etc. I hear from an American friend that there is much more attention paid to holidays in general in the States than there is here, Valentine's day being the other one that we don't bother with much compared to you (though more than Halloween).
So, I sympathise with your feelings about it and it's kind of a relief to see a design blogger say that it can feel like a weight bearing down on you.
- November 1, 2011 at 6:19 PM
- mbug said... [Reply to comment]
thank you so much for the quick reply. i have those cute presses in my amazon cart as we speak hehe.
love your blog...keep those cute lunches comming :D
- November 1, 2011 at 7:47 PM


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Professor Steve Simpson presents Great Southern Land on ABC TV
17 September 2012
Explore the amazing landscapes of Australia from the air, when Professor Steve Simpson, from the School of Biological Sciences, presents Great Southern Land - a four part documentary series on ABC TV starting on 23 September.
Taking to the sky in gliders, helicopters, hot air balloons and anything else that will carry him, Professor Simpson takes us on a unique journey across Australia looking at how we humans interact with this great continent.
The series will reveal how Australians use the land to produce food and generate electricity, and face the challenges of bushfires, droughts and floods. It will uncover how we move people, goods and data around the continent, and show how the Australian population is concentrated on the coastal fringes of the continent in sprawling metropolises.
"Filming Great Southern Land was an amazing experience - this land of ours is truly remarkable," said Professor Simpson, from the School of Biological Sciences and Director of the University's Charles Perkins Centre.
"In the series, we view Australia from above in all sorts of interesting ways, including while skydiving, while hang gliding, from a NSW police helicopter, from the top of a crane moving shipping containers and even from the perspective of an electrical worker crawling along power lines with 500 000 volts running through them!"
With these unique perspectives on our land, the series seeks to explore how remoteness, distance and our relationship with the natural world shape the rhythm of daily life in Australia.
"The four episodes of Great Southern Land present some really startling facts and let you in on all sorts of processes that you might not normally think about, but that affect your daily life. Like we unravel the network of food production by tracing the ingredients of the humble Australian burger from Roma in Queensland to Adelaide, and from Victoria's Mornington Peninsula to Queensland's Glass House Mountains. It's a remarkable journey!"
Professor Simpson was chosen to present the series as his biological research also takes a big picture approach, having discovered the significance of protein in our diets from work that began with examining why locusts swarm. Professor Simpson's warmth and charm on screen, paired with his scientific expertise, lends the series a real sense of discovery and exploration.
Professor Simpson's research has been recognised with numerous awards and honours including being elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in 2007, awarded the Eureka Prize for Scientific Research in 2008, named NSW Scientist of the Year in 2009, and awarded the Wigglesworth Medal from the Royal Entomological Society of London in 2010.
"From the skies, we uncover the otherwise hidden patterns, rhythms, networks and systems that keep Australia fed, alive, on the move and thriving," said Professor Simpson.
"We set out to document the state of affairs in modern Australia - to provide an account of how 23 million of us manage to cling to the edges of this huge, dry continent and make our way in the world as a thriving advanced economy. The challenge for us as a nation is to balance meeting our needs and lifestyle aspirations, without compromising the health of our environment, or of ourselves," explained Professor Simpson.
"At the heart of the series are the fascinating human stories we uncover - the people behind the scenes who make this country what it is. We speak to an aerial fire fighter, a wheat farmer, a rice farmer, a group of coal miners, a wild dog trapper, a traffic reporter, a high rise window cleaner, a grave digger, a rainmaker who flies into storms to release iodine particles to create rain and lots more people. These intriguing and insightful personal stories for me are the highlight of the documentary series."
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View Australia like never before when Great Southern Land takes flight, from the top of the Snowy Mountains to the tropical wilds of the Gulf of Carpentaria, from the irrigated farms of the Murray Darling Basin to the red heart of Uluru, and from the ancient forests of Tasmania to the bustling major cities.
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Global Fairtrade sales increase by 22%
The global market for Fairtrade certified products experienced significant growth in 2008 despite the onset of the global recession. Fairtrade sales grew by an impressive 22% as consumers spent an estimated 2.9 billion Euros on Fairtrade products globally.
Fairtrade sales grew by at least 50% in seven countries, including Australia and New Zealand (72%), Canada (67%), Finland (57%), Germany (50%), Norway (73%), and Sweden (75%). The largest markets for Fairtrade products continued to experience strong growth, as sales of Fairtrade certified products increased by 43% in the United Kingdom and 10% in the United States. (1) Fairtrade products also gained popularity in a number of new markets, including in Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia, and South Africa.
"We are very happy that consumers are supporting Fairtrade in ever increasing numbers. These Fairtrade sales make a real difference to the farmers and workers I represent. As the global recession hits us, the income and stability that Fairtrade brings is all the more important,†says Ruth Simba, Coordinator of the African Fairtrade Network, the representative body of Fairtrade producers in Africa.
In addition to being paid a price which covers the costs of sustainable production, producer organizations receive a Fairtrade Premium, additional income for community development projects. In 2008, the Fairtrade Premium contributed over 12 million Euros to Fairtrade coffee farmers and over 11 million Euros to Fairtrade banana farmers alone.
As of the end of 2008, there were 746 Fairtrade certified producer organizations representing over one million individual farmers and workers. There are at least another 70,000 members of affiliated organizations that belong to Fairtrade certified producer groups that also benefit from Fairtrade, which include women's groups and other groups not directly involved in the production of Fairtrade products, like cattle herders. Including family members, it is estimated that over five million people directly benefit from Fairtrade.
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Notes to Editors:
- National growth rates listed above are based on figures reported in the local currencies.
- Some of the producer figures reported here differ from those previously communicated due to the development of more precise methods of calculation and a narrower scope of inclusion.
- The FAIRTRADE Certification Mark is a registered trademark of Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO). It certifies that products meet international Fairtrade standards.
- FLO is the umbrella body for Fairtrade. We set international Fairtrade standards and support Fairtrade producers.
- FLO is made up of regional Producer Networks and national Labelling Initiatives. Producer Networks are associations that Fairtrade certified producer groups may join. Three producer networks represent producers in Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa and Asia. Labelling Initiatives are national organizations that promote Fairtrade in their country and licence companies to use the FAIRTRADE Certification Mark on products.
- There are:
* Over 1 million Fairtrade producers and workers in 58 countries
* Around 3000 traders of Fairtrade certified products in over 73 countries
* 60 countries where Fairtrade certified products are available


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Republicans, 2016: In full swing
Tired of presidential politics? Get over it: Upwards of 15 prominent Republicans are privately contemplating 2016 campaigns for the presidency — and the most serious and ambitious of the bunch are already plunging in, some quite publicly.
Don't expect them to officially announce or even officially decide for many months. But Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) are doing nothing to disguise their presidential ambitions.
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Jindal, the Rhodes scholar and new chairman of the Republican Governors Association, is making a very public case for a more intellectual approach to conservatism, accusing the GOP of being, in his words, "the stupid party."
( Also on POLITICO: Jindal: End 'dumbed-down conservatism')
He offered a similar premeditated critique to reporters at the RGA, on Fox and in an opinion piece.
Rubio and Ryan, both arguably better positioned than Jindal, are also competing for the mantle of the high-energy, forward-thinking conservative. POLITICO has learned both will unveil new policy plans at an awards dinner of the Jack Kemp Foundation in early December: Ryan will begin a new push on a more modern approach to alleviating poverty, focused on education; Rubio will lift the curtain on an economic empowerment message, heavy on college affordability and workforce training.
( Also on POLITICO: Rubio already in Iowa)
That upcoming duet is one of the clearest signs that this presidential race is beginning as early as any in history.
Not to be outdone, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), son of Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) and heir to his father's libertarian following, is now on the record exploring a run that will focus heavily on returning power to the states. In a post-election interview with POLITICO, Paul said he wants to find common ground with liberal Democrats on softer marijuana laws and help create an eventual pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
( Also on POLITICO: Welcome to the Rand Paul revolution)
These 40-something rising stars are hardly alone. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, despite party grumbling about his embrace of President Barack Obama during the recent hurricane, has made plain that he plans to make the case that he has cracked the code on winning on Democratic turf. Christie has the perfect chance to take the temperature of big donors as he raises money for his 2013 reelection race for governor. He will do just that, friends say.
( PHOTOS: Republicans, 2016 contenders)


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Havelock High didn�t just celebrate a state championship on Friday morning.
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Havelock High didn�t just celebrate a state championship on Friday morning. It celebrated a community.
Ram football players received their state championship medals during a ceremony Friday at the school, and the players, cheerleaders and band members received a free lunch provided by city, school and county officials.
Havelock coach Jim Bob Bryant said it�s those kinds of actions that lead to success.
�It takes community support,� Bryant said of winning a state championship. �It takes great assistant coaches, and of course great players, and we have a lot of those.�
The school�s cheerleaders and band welcomed the players into the school gymnasium, and the team received proclamations from Havelock and Craven County on winning its third consecutive state 3A championship.
Bryant opened his remarks with words of thanks � from the cheerleaders, band and school�s sports medicine department to team mothers, meal sponsors and so many others in the community.
�Havelock is a great football town, and Craven County is a great football county,� he said.
A number of the players also received individual honors, including all-conference selections. The coaches passed out their team awards, including the selection of Taylor Woods as overall team most valuable player, Andrew Ramirez as defensive MVP and Derrell Scott as offensive MVP.
Then, it was the community�s turn to honor the Rams.
Lane Mills, superintendent of Craven County Schools, kept his speech short.
�Just like last year, the only remarks I need to make is �go Rams,�� he said, forming his hands to make the H symbol that the players form before each game when taking the field.
Havelock Mayor Will Lewis said the Rams showed tenacity and will needed to come back from a 10-0 deficit in their 21-13 victory over Concord last weekend to win the state championship.
�You have done big things for the city of Havelock, for three consecutive years,� Lewis told the team. �We will be very grateful and very appreciative when you bring back that fourth state championship next year.�
And Bryant told the gathering of dignitaries, students and fans that a fourth state title was the plan.
�For you underclassmen, you better get used to this because we plan on being back here again next year,� he said. �We�re going for No. 4.�