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Our Creative Curriculum topic for this half of the Autumn term is 'My World'. We will be investigating our local area, identifying the use of different buildings and interviewing a past pupil, to find out about changes in the school. In science we will be investigating our senses and naming and labeling parts of the body. As part of our topic, we will be going for a walk around 'The Hamlet'. We will also be finding out about the history of toys, and holding a special day when all our children are invited to bring a special teddy or cuddly toy into school. More details to follow.
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I was composing an email response to my friend (and amazing black and white photographer) Cole Thompson and realized I was kind of going on and on. It seemed I was anxious to share with him my feelings about shooting on film so I thought I'd make a blog post out of it.
I've been shooting film for a couple of months now using my Dad's Minolta SRT-101 SLR. This camera has been a great way to get started with film. It's a manual camera but does feature 'through the lens' metering which is a great feature for someone who is used to the wonderful metering today's digital cameras provide you. I shoot in manual mode with my FujiFilm X-E2 (thank you Martin Bailey) so it's mainly the manual focus that's really different to me shooting with the Minolta. I've shot only four rolls of B&W film and sent the results to The Darkroom for development and scanning. All of the results have been perfectly usable and I've found the process fascinating and, more importantly, completely enjoyable.
Minolta SRT-101Produced from March 1966 to the mid 1970's
I was explaining this to Cole via email and he asked me if my film images looked different from my digital images and if so if it was due to me or due to technology.
Are the images that I shoot with film different? Again it's early days but my feeling is that they are different for several reasons. One is certainly that so far, I've only shot B&W film and that changes what I see and what I'm looking for from a shot. But I do think it goes beyond that - something about cocking the shutter on the Minolta puts me in a slightly different space with regard to how I'm seeing. On top of that of course, film just looks different. The combination of the tonal curve, the grain and sharpness - or lack thereof - combine to create something quite different. So both mindset and technology I would say.
I hope in a year to be able to say something more interesting about the comparison.
Oh and one more thing about the mindset when shooting film. There is no denying that knowing that you won't see the result of what you are shooting today for weeks or months is a huge influence on how I approach making an image. In my paying profession, software development, my career has seen a huge change in the cycle time between writing your code and seeing whether it works or not. Uncle Bob Martin talks about Mode-A development from back in the 70's when it could take hours before you discovered a trivial mistake in your code. Net result: you were very, very thoughtful in your development. I think the same thing influences me when I use a film camera.
I had also mentioned to Cole that using my Dad's camera was pretty meaningful.
Yes using Dad's camera is awesome. As my wife and I process our parents belongings, we're confronted with sadness and emotion so often when we have to process a familiar household item. It's joyful when an item like a camera or a toolbox can become part of my everyday life and make me smile thinking of my Dad. Of course this can get out of hand as well. My longtime friend Mark, hearing that I was shooting film and having done so extensively himself when he was younger, gifted me the film camera of his youth: a Kodak Signet 35 rangefinder. If cocking the shutter on the Minolta changes things, winding the film, setting the aperture and shutter speed without any metering, depressing the shutter lever and cursing the totally useless viewfinder changes the experience even more! I've loaded it up and am shooting with it but have not yet seen the results - it will be interesting!
Kodak Signet 35Rangefinder camera made from 1951 to 1958.
Cole had noted that as technology moves on, we probably won't be passing along our digital cameras to future generations. Technology moves too quickly.
You touched a keystone for me with your comment. Sometimes the new cameras feel almost magical (I'm shaking my head at how my X-E2 provides assist with manual focus through focus peaking and one click zoom) so firing off one of these older cameras almost requires a bit of faith while at the same time being more comprehensible and ... real. I think I'm reacting to thoughts like these when I approach pressing the shutter release on the Minolta or the Signet.
So with all that said, what do the images look like? I sent a couple to Cole. The first is a foggy morning here in Vermont. The tonal shape of the (extremely cheap) Kentmere 400 film that I used worked nicely I think to convey the feeling of the morning scene.
This second shot is a work in progress. It's the old Polka Dot restaurant in White River Junction, VT now abandoned and up for sale. I have yet to capture it properly but this is an early attempt. This is on Holga film which instantly sets the feeling of the place with it's grain and high contrast. I want to go back on a day with the right light and tighten up the shot. I'll keep you posted.
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Like the rest of the RTC team, Jamie is passionate about serving and satisfying our client partners, his family and improving himself as an individual. Oh, did I mention he also does all of RTC's graphic design work?! Yes, outside of RTC Jamie also runs a successful graphic design business on the side. Somehow he still finds the time to be a devoted and loving Dad to Kaleigh and partner to Sarah.
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Bringing 30 years of industry and Management experience, John is a true Client Services expert. Additionally, John is a highly experienced Electrician, as well as a former 10 year veteran at BlackBerry. Interestingly, John is also a highly accomplished Sound Designer (BlackBerry and Hollywood movies such as "Our Brand is Crisis " featuring Sandra Bullock), Music Producer / Remixer, with over 30 commercially released music tracks, sold internationally. John additionally spent over 10 years in the Professional & Commercial Audio industry. He also spent 3 years managing a Gold's Gym franchise in the Cayman Islands. John's wealth of skills, knowledge and experience ensures that our Clients will have the very best experience possible.
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It's another year's blessing from the TrapHouseGang (THG) Entertainment.
Subsequent to dropping his hit track; As E Dey Go, in November 2016, Payper got to taking a shot at the video in view of the criticism on the track; which has been astounding. The track appeared at the highest point of major online music stages' playlist for 2 weeks earning a great many audience members. That is really amazing for a best in class craftsman in the music business.
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A big thank you to all who have sent cards, notes, flowers, and food to our family during the loss of my Grandma. It is all appreciated.
I am back at work today trying to get back into the swing of things. As much as last week was difficult, I know that it is a huge relief to know that my Grandma is no longer sitting in a wheelchair or in the nursing home. We are so thankful that she is in a much better place. I am sure she is catching Grandpa up on all the news that has happened around here.
We celebrated her life on Friday afternoon with many family members and friends. Thank you for all that joined us. She was an incredibly strong woman who I admire and love. She lived a long life that was full of ups and downs, but through it all she always reminded us all that "it's okay". Everything will be okay, no matter what. She had patience and love for everyone, no matter what you might have done wrong before. She spoke her mind no matter if it might offend you, she wanted you to know the truth. She may have been small, but she was mighty.
Friday evening, my immediate family, sat around and watched a video of my Grandma and Grandpa Kemerling. It was from their 60th wedding anniversary. What a treasure it is to watch and see the two of them interact and talk about when they first met and got married. I am so thankful for this video that my Aunt and Uncle took.
This weekend has been full of emotions, but through it all, everything will be okay.
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Stephanie Vest passed away the day after my Grandma, please pray for her husband, three children and parents that she leaves behind. Even though I did not personally know Stephanie, she has taught me to live every moment as it is your last and she has strengthened my faith in a way that is unexplainable. An amazing woman of God. http://www.stephanievest.com/
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As the BBC's Mobeen Azhar reports in a fascinating investigation, the combination of the prevalence of gay mobile apps like Grindr and Scruff, plus the onus of arranged marriage, has made the Pakistani city of Karachi — the nation's biggest city, at nearly 24 million people — a hotbed of gay sex, even if actually maintaining a gay lifestyle is still incredibly difficult.
"[S]ome say the country is a great place to be gay — even describing the port city of Karachi as 'a gay man's paradise," Azhar writes. We're not entirely convinced, especially since homosexual activity there is illegal and punishable by a prison sentence.
At the very least, Provincetown, San Francisco, and Vermont, Karachi is not.
Gay rights don't exist there, being openly gay is still looked down upon, gay relationships are hard to come by, and Karachi pretty much fails on every metric of gay life except for one: man-on-man sex. Like any other country in the world (despite Iran's claims to the contrary), Pakistan has a homosexual population.
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Pakistan is one of the most homophobic countries in the world.
Yet gay sex is apparently prevalent in the country, which is home to 183 million people, some 97% of whom are Muslim.
Earlier this summer, for example, the Pew Research Center found that Pakistan was simultaneously one of the most intolerant countries in the world for gay people while at the same time being one of the world leaders in searching for gay porn.
"As of this writing, Pakistan is by volume But it isn't all technological cruising, either.
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For the first ten minutes of last night`s Champions League final Manchester United looked on top. After the first goal though, by Samuel Eto`o, Barcelona always looked the better side. They had more possession, better control of the ball, more accurate passing. All the things we normally associate with United, but for the Red Devils, things just were not happening.
After Alex Ferguson brought on Tevez, Scholes and Berbatov, nothing really changed. Most of United`s players looked lacklustre, yet they shouldn`t have been tired, even with the heat inside the Rome stadium. The second goal killed the game off.
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MUNICH -- BMW offered a glimpse of its futuristic self-driving iNext car as the automaker seeks to gain momentum in the race to overtake rival Mercedes-Benz in luxury sales.
The company will offer a more concrete concept of the vehicle this year, CEO Harald Krueger said Thursday at the company"s annual shareholder meeting. More models will follow the iNext that is due to enter showrooms in 2021, Krueger said.
"For the first time, we are combining all key technologies for future mobility," Krueger said. "The iNext is fully electric, fully connected, and enables safe, partially autonomous driving."
BMW is looking to rekindle consumer excitement after a few subdued years during which Mercedes took the lead in luxury vehicle sales with a revamped model lineup featuring vehicles such as the GLC crossover and a reworked sporty A class.
Through April, BMW"s global brand sales grew 2.5 percent, while Mercedes" registrations surged 13 percent.
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Taking a page from Oprah's O Magazine, instead of 5 Things I Know for Sure (always a dangerous statement, because someone's sure to prove me wrong), here are 5 Things I've Learned in my half-century (plus) of life. Note: these are subject to change, as I am continually learning, and open to change.
1. Circumstances will not always sway in your favor. My husband's grandfather had a saying: Sometimes you're the bug, and sometimes you're the windshield. There's no getting around it. On those days you're the bug, roll with it as best you can. Even if you find yourself splat flat against the glass, scrape yourself up and move on. Until you do, you'll never find out what good things await down the road.
2. There's no substitute for hard work. As a writer, hope springs eternal for that lucky break. Do I sit around waiting for it? Hell no. I write every day. As bestselling author Barbara Kingsolver said: Chain that muse to your desk and get the job done! Another great quote, from David Armstrong, author of How Not to Write a Novel: The harder you work, the luckier you get. Makes a lot of sense.
3. Give yourself a break sometimes. Hard work's a critical component to getting where you want to be in life, but at some point, you have to kick back. Step away from the demands of everyday life. Leave the computer, cell phone and other electronic annoyances that pass for necessities at home, and go to the beach, or a park, or just take a walk around the block. Say hi to a neighbor and connect in real, not virtual, time. Your sanity will thank you.
4. Make no excuses. If you're wrong, apologize with grace and sincerity. Own up to mistakes the same way. You can't undo a wrong, but you can promise to do better next time, or at least try your best.
5. Go with your gut. Love is not logical. It's not even sensible sometimes, but it's still better to follow your heart. In matters not of the heart, let your instinct and intuition guide you rather than trying to mould yourself to the latest trends, or second-guessing what you think others want you to be. Be true to yourself, and you won't regret it.
Oh you wise, wonderful divas! Let's hear your recipes for gratification and success. The world is your oyster, so let's hear how you produce pearls of the grey bits life hands you.
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In 2011 Governor Hickenlooper appointed Ellen Golombek as the Executive Director of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. Ellen brings more than 18 years of leadership and management to the department, a 1300-person agency which houses the Divisions of Employment and Training, Labor, Unemployment Insurance, Workers' Compensation, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and Oil and Public Safety.
In her first term as Executive Director at the Dept of Labor and Employment, Ellen has led an organizational and cultural change bringing a focus to customer service and employee productivity.
During her first two years as Executive Director, Ellen brought business and labor groups together to endorse two critical pieces of legislation supporting the performance and long-term success of Colorado's unemployment insurance system. In 2012, Ellen brought business and labor groups together again to support the unanimous passage of a bill making it possible to bond the UI Trust Fund out of debt to the federal government and returning the fund to solvency.
Under Ellen's leadership, Colorado's workforce regions and workforce centers streamlined their business practices to assure all centers, both state and county run, were providing core services with consistency. Additionally, she helped with the creation of the Governor's Business Experiential Learning Commission, whose mission is to expand non-traditional apprenticeships in Colorado through statewide business engagement.
Ellen's previous experience includes state director for America Votes in Colorado and vice president for External Affairs for Planned Parenthood. She was the first woman elected as president of the Colorado AFL-CIO and spent four years with the 1.8 million-member Service Employees International Union.
In March 2016, Ellen was appointed to the Workforce Information and Advisory Council by U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez. She is immediate past president of the National Association of State Workforce Agencies, serves on the Executive Board of the National Association of Government Labor Officials, is an Executive Committee member of the Colorado Workforce Development Council, leads the Governor's Workforce Cabinet subcommittee and serves on the Business Experiential Learning Commission. along with the Lieutenant Governor's Education Leadership Council.


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Marina Esplanade, Ramsgate
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- The site, despite being a brownfield opportunity, occupies a highly prominent seafront position within the Ramsgate Conservation Area and had a negative planning history before Hume Planning Consultancy became involved.
- The main planning issues related to the building height, flood risk, quality of design and site coverage. The LPA had been initially reluctant to sanction the height protruding above the sloping roadway above.
- Hume Planning engaged with officers and local consultees at the pre-application stage. The scheme was highly contemporary with a rolling roof. The planning application, because of local opposition, was refused permission with Hume Planning successfully winning an appeal when an independent Planning Inspector overturned the earlier refusal.
- The building now completed has been nicknamed "The Wave" and demonstrates that a high quality specification and bespoke design can be achieved in the peripheral areas of East Kent where sales values have been historically lower over recent times. This development scheme was only possible because of the floorspace secured as a result of the site coverage and height put forward. A total of 7 apartments have been granted with some of the 3 bedroom units exceeding 120 sq m.
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Ryder Cup: US takes command on day two at Hazeltine
US Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III must have been fearing a collapse of Medinah-esque proportions as a 4-0 advantage held early Friday dissolved into 6½ – 6½ tie as dusk began to settle at Hazeltine Saturday.
Love, after all, was the man who oversaw a dramatic US collapse on the fateful Illinois golf course in 2012 as Europe overcame a four point deficit to claim a remarkable final day victory.
Yet just when it looked like the Europeans were slipping into gear Saturday, led from the front by a chest-pumping Rory McIlroy and rookie Thomas Pieters, the Americans stepped on the pedal to once again move into a commanding lead to the delight of a boisterous home crowd.
Wins in the final three fourballs of day two means the US will head into Sunday's singles leading 9½ – 6½ as they seek to win the biannual golf event for the first time since 2008 and for only the fifth time in the last 31 years.
"After that 4-0start we might have thought a little ahead of the game," Love told broadcaster Sky Sports. "But we're in good position. "
"We always get criticized that we don't bond as a team and we don't have enough passion … but this time we have taken it personally.
"We have to be focused for one more day," he added.
US steps up
Europe had moved to within a single point after a strong morning in the foursome matches.
And matters were soon leveled when McIlroy and Pieters comfortably saw off the challenge of Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson as the afternoon session edged towards its conclusion.
But the gauntlet was picked up by Patrick Reed, who challenged McIlroy in the chest-pounding stakes, and Jordan Spieth as they saw of the dangerous European fourball pairing of Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson 2&1.
Veteran pairing Phil Mickelson and Matt Kuchar beat Martin Kaymer and Sergio Garcia by the same scoreline while JB Holmes and Ryan Moore edged out Lee Westwood and Danny Willett on the last.
Some within the European set-up felt the excitable US crowd was becoming too involved in the spectacle.
Reports suggested McIlroy had requested one particularly unruly spectator be removed while vice-captain Ian Poulter tweeted that the US players were "embarrassed" by the behavior of their fans.
Yet that was not something immediately addressed by European captain, Darren Clarke.
"Obviously (we're) disappointed with this afternoon's result," Clarke told Sky Sports. "We hung in there this morning and got back close again and then we had a few chances today to get something but the American guys played very well."
"We're going to have to work hard now tomorrow. It's been done before from a worse position but we have a big task ahead of us. The guys are capable of doing it."
It was, of course, "done before" four years ago at Medinah Country Club where Clarke was one of Jose Maria Olazabal's vice-captains.
But if Europe is to turn things around Sunday, it will have to do so with four players who have yet to contribute a point or even a half point at Hazeltine.
European morning
Europe had started day two with hopes of continuing the momentum that had belatedly built up on Friday afternoon to reduce the early deficit to a far more respectable 5-3.
And it was first on the board with McIlroy and Pieters seeing off Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler 4&2 to cut the deficit to a solitary point.
The US regained its two point advantage soon after as Brandt Snedeker and Brooks Koepka got the better of Henrik Stenson and Matt Fitzpatrick 3&2, but that differential didn't last long.
Justin Rose and Chris Wood held off a late charge from Zach Johnson and Jimmy Walker to notch another point before a remarkable comeback from Sergio Garcia and Rafael Cabrera-Bello ensured their match with Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed ended all square.
The US pair were four up after 12 holes but the Spanish duo engineered an unlikely turnaround to get the scores back to all square after 18 and leave the teams finely poised 6½ – 5½.
The US may still have held the lead as the fourballs began but it certainly felt like the big mo was with Team Europe.
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A young boy is granted the power to control a giant atomic robot, using it to defeat an alien terrorist group known as Gargoyle.
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Entry Name: 9 and 10, Borough Place
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Normal week. Peter is officially out of prison. YEAH. And he still likes us. YEAH. That was good news. We got a couple new people to work with this week. This one guy who has had a rough time with the ladies in the past and been through a couple of famillies, some women have done him wrong and now he doesn't trust anybody. That's rough. He's out here by himself looking for a place to find good people. We got that locked down. He figged us on sunday and didn't come to church though. Darn old people. We had another cool guy come to church too. He came up to the missionaries in some other area and told him he was interested. Always better when they come up to us. He is really cool, just looking for truth and stuff, love those people. Also Dima is planning to get baptized in august now, but unfortunately he has moved out of our area so we won't be able to get him all ready to go anymore. Now we have to do the awkward thing we say, ok you are gonna talk to these other weird americans in suits that you don't know and we will see you around. That's always interesting. So yeah. That's about all the fun from this week. Met a lot of crazies. Love me the crazies. Heard the US is doing well in the world cup. That's pretty neat. Yup. Well, that's about all I got. People reading these emails, I'm sorry I bore you every week with my endless babblings. Your patience is appreciated. If people reading these do indeed exist. Alright, I'll check in next week, later family and friends.


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Master developer Nakheel has inked a double deal with global hospitality giant Hilton to bring 704 new hotel rooms and serviced apartments to Dubai.
The two companies signed a management agreement for Nakheel's 254-room property at Jumeirah Village Triangle and a Letter of Intent for a new hotel and serviced apartment complex at Deira Islands. Both will operate under the DoubleTree by Hilton brand.
The projects announced today are part of Nakheel's AED5 billion hospitality expansion that is bringing more than 5,800 new hotel rooms and serviced apartments through 18 projects to Dubai. Two hotels are in operation, with the rest at various stages of construction and development.
Nakheel Chairman Ali Rashid Lootah said: "Our new partnership with Hilton reflects our commitment to collaborate with globally-renowned and reputed operators to deliver new and unique hospitality projects across Dubai. Hilton is among the world's most well-known, trusted names in hospitality, and I am delighted that we are joining forces for these - and hopefully more - new hotels."
Chris Nassetta, President and CEO, Hilton, added: "It was great to be able to join Chairman Ali Rashid Lootah in signing our first hotel together with Nakheel during my recent visit to the Middle East. I'd like to thank him and his team for their hospitality and look forward to watching our partnership develop."
DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai Al Khail Avenue will be located at Jumeirah Village and is already under construction with an expected opening date of 2019. It is directly linked to Al Khail Avenue, a major new retail and dining destination by Nakheel Malls, also opening in 2019.
The upscale hotel will feature 254 rooms (including four suites), an all-day restaurant, coffee shop, lounge, outdoor terrace, pool deck, gymnasium and car park, as well as a leisure club with preferential membership rates for residents of the Jumeirah Village Triangle community.
The proposed DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Residences Deira Islands - a twin tower complex with 250 hotel rooms and 200 serviced apartments - is currently being designed, with anticipated delivery by 2020. It will be part of Nakheel's AED5 billion Deira Boulevard community - a 22-tower residential, retail and commercial hub at the heart of the Deira Islands waterfront city.
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When I silently talk to myself, I ask the question, "What is this?' That simple Zen question can be a doorway into stillness. Stillness and silence are not the same. Meditation is associated with silence. In the beginning that silence may be external as we attempt to establish ourselves in a practice in a peaceful environment. Inner silence, the quieting of our internal noise is a result of a consistent meditation practice and leads to stillness.
We do this with no expectations. Rather, we sit and observe our thoughts and feelings without engaging them, without identifying with them. We have tools that lead us into inner silence, which leads to inner stillness, pure awareness, unconditioned mind.
When you begin to meditate, there are distractions, most of which are created by the bodymind. (In medical schools, they are now using the term bodymind.) The key point is not to identify with the stories that you tell yourself. When you are sitting in silence, the first gift that comes is the awareness of how much time your mind spends planning, hoping, fearing, constructing problems, rehashing old experiences, thinking about what should or shouldn't happen, so many things. Once you are aware of your mindstream as not being you, you begin to see how transparent and ephemeral so much of what goes on in your head is. And you begin to change your relationship with your very noisy mind. How? Just by observing it and hanging in with the discomfort that comes up and letting it go.
When you begin to meditate, you may have moments of stillness. You will also have moments of inner noise. It's neither good nor bad. It just is. You may see a pattern of self-judgment, self-criticism arising as you meditate. That's conditioning and we've all had plenty of conditioning to judge ourselves. When it arises, label it "judgment" and let it go. Imagine that whatever arises is transparent and don't solidify it by grasping, aversion, or judgment. We break out of our conditioning by not giving it more strength when it arises.
Meditation is a step from the known into the unknown. It's being okay with not knowing. It's paradoxical because when we try to explain the state of meditation, we really can't. It's experiential. Just being leads to a fundamental experience of oneness, the realization of unity that lies at the heart of our practice.


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ICC Sydney named Australia's best infrastructure project
INTERNATIONAL Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) has already changed Australia's events landscape and now it has also been named Australia's best infrastructure project at the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia's National Infrastructure Awards.
The judges recognised ICC Sydney for its design excellence, construction timeline and outstanding financial performance, and additionally for its role in "delivering the nation a new and emblematic piece of business events and tourism infrastructure".
ICC Sydney CEO Geoff Donaghy said the venue was already performing extremely well for Sydney, New South Wales and the nation, having delivered almost 200 events and welcomed more than 300,000 people through its doors since opening on December 20, 2016.
"ICC Sydney is a new $1.5 billion events precinct that has been specifically designed to welcome more events and patrons to Sydney while providing the best possible experience for them whilst here," Mr Donaghy said.
"We've already received fantastic client feedback about both the venue and the service delivery of our team. A further endorsement of the venue, and our management, has been the repeat business confirmed by clients that have held successful events with us during our first months of operation.
"AEG Ogden is extremely privileged to be operating the venue and the entire team is very proud of the award bestowed on ICC Sydney's design and delivery consortium," he said.
NSW Minister for Infrastructure, Andrew Constance said the venue was already living up to the aspirations the NSW Government had envisioned for it.
"ICC Sydney was delivered on time and on budget and we are happy to see it is already a key performer in the New South Wales infrastructure pipeline," Mr Constance said.
"It is the epicentre of a 20-hectare transformation of Darling Harbour by the NSW Government to highlight Sydney as the first choice in Australia and the Asia Pacific region for the major events industry."
A NSW Government project, ICC Sydney was delivered in partnership with Darling Harbour Live, comprising Lendlease, Hostplus, First State Super, Capella Capital, AEG Ogden and Spotless FM.


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Miami-Dade County, long known for producing quality tennis talent, did not have a boys' or girls' team win a state championship last year for the first time since 1992.
With a huge wave of young talent entering the 2016 season that began Monday, a repeat of that futility is not likely.
Several of the top players from last season are back, including Ferguson senior Jose Ortega, last year's Class 4A overall singles state champion.
Ortega is the veteran among a talented group of boys' standout players that includes juniors Andre Libnic at Gulliver Prep and Tom Jaworski at Mourning.
As far as teams go, one of the county's powerhouses might be ready to end a drought of its own.
Dr. Krop, winner of four state titles, has not brought home the gold since 2010. Hall of Fame coach Mike Kypriss thinks the Lighting should be talented enough to bring home the Class 4A title.
"This is the best team we have had since that last state championship," Kypriss said. "There's enough talent to finish in the top three and battle for the title."
Krop senior Ariel Hollender and junior Arman McLean are two of the county's best. Last season, the pair qualified for state in doubles. While Ortega is a favorite individually, Krop's duo should challenge in the team bracket.
Mourning, which went 17-1 last year and finished fourth in Class 3A, should benefit from the return of Jaworski leading a talented, predominantly sophomore group.
Ransom Everglades should have one of the strongest squads in the county overall with a realistic chance of winning Class 1A on both the boys' and girls' sides. Ransom's top four players have high United States Tennis Association rankings.
Gulliver did not reach state in Class 2A — a rarity for a program that won seven of eight state titles prior to last year and won five in a row from 2007 to '11. Libnic and junior Laurentiu Schinteie lead the Raiders, along with Maxim Karpivin. The Raiders will have to contend with some of Broward County's best, including defending state champion Plantation American Heritage.
Gulliver's girls will likely challenge Pine Crest for a return trip to state. The Raiders have a core group led by Tulane signee Julieta Dalmau, an individual state finalist last season, and University of Chicago signee Estefania Navarro. Juniors Ysabel Gonzalez-Rico and Lindy Lyons, as well as senior and Babson College signee Tatiana Ramirez, will add depth in both singles and doubles.
A girls' team on the rise is Terra, which surprised many last season by earning state runner-up honors in Class 3A.
Senior Sophia Adams, a UNC Greensboro signee, and sophomore Michelle Adan-Pol won the overall doubles state title in 3A. Each went 17-2 as singles players as well.
Although winning a team state title in Class 4A appears to be a major challenge with reigning champion Cypress Bay returning nearly its full squad, Dr. Krop senior Nayia Oden has the potential for a great individual season. Oden, an FAU signee, finished third at state last year and won a district title.
Ransom Everglades' girls, led by seniors Heather Boehm and Vivien Fernandez, appear to have enough depth to push the top challengers in Class 1A. Boehm has signed with Middlebury College in Vermont and is ranked No. 23 among Florida seniors by Tennisrecruiting.net. Fernandez has committed to Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania.
A player to watch in that classification is Riviera Prep's Sara Culbertson, a senior who is ranked 25th in the state by USTA and is committed to the University of Miami.
Season overview
March 16-17: GMAC championship
March 28-April 2: Districts
April 5-7: Regionals
April 11-15: State tournament in Altamonte Springs and Casselberry
Boys – Class 4A: Cypress Bay; 3A: Wiregrass Ranch; 2A: Plantation American Heritage; 1A: Sagemont/Bradenton St. Stephen's.
Girls – Class 4A: Cypress Bay; 3A: Lakewood Ranch; 2A: Pine Crest; 1A: Delray American Heritage.
Tom Jaworski, Mourning, Jr.
Ariel Hollender, Krop, Sr.
Andre Libnic, Gulliver, Jr.
Arman McLean, Krop, Jr.
Jose Ortega, Ferguson, Sr.
Johann Rapp, Coral Reef, Sr.
Laurentiu Schinteie, Gulliver, Jr.
Others to watch: Milledge Cossu, Miami Country Day, 8th; Matthew Fung, Palmetto, Fr.; John Michael Holtmann, Ransom, Jr.; Maxim Karapivin, Gulliver, So.; Lucas Nickolich, Coral Reef, Sr.; Antonio Mora, Ransom, So.; Randy Wilson, Palmetto, Fr.
Sophia Adams, Terra, Sr.
Michelle Adan-Pol, Terra, So.
Heather Boehm, Ransom Everglades, Sr.
Sara Culbertson, Riviera Prep, Sr.
Julieta Dalmau, Gulliver, Sr.
Kristina Fernandez, Coral Gables, So.
Naiya Oden, Krop, Sr.
Others to watch: Nina Cubero, Carrollton, Sr.; Sarah Dreyfuss, Scheck Hillel, Sr.; Vivien Fernandez, Ransom Everglades, Sr.; Ysabel Gonzalez-Rico, Gulliver, Jr.; Lindy Lyons, Gulliver, Jr.; Estefania Navarro, Gulliver, Sr.; Sofia Quevedo, Coral Gables, Jr.; Camilla Ordonez, Krop, Fr.; Tatiana Ramirez, Gulliver, Sr.; Ansofi Wreder, Palmetto, Sr.
Note: For complete team-by-team outlooks, visit the online version of this story at www.miamiherald.com/ high-schools
DR. KROP (Coach Mike Kypriss, 20th year at KR, 36th overall, 1,059-36). Last year: 19-1 (District champions). Top players: Ariel Hollender, Sr.; Arman McLean, Jr.; Fabrice Bissainthe, Sr.; Nadav Marianowsky, Jr.; Salvatore Brinker, Jr.; Jarad Ratner, So.
CORAL REEF (Coach Nelson Villegas, 6th year). Last year: 11-2 (District champions). Top players: Johann Rapp, Sr.; Lucas Nickolich, Sr.; Simon Galvis, Jr.; David Vasserman, Jr.; Hugo Rodriguez, Sr.
MIAMI BEACH (Coach Diego Garcia, 5th year, 34-13). Last year: 12-2 (Fourth at state). Top players: Nicolas Barone, Sr.; Omar Zarif, Jr.; Quinn McLeod, Fr.; Omar Azzaoui, Sr.; Luca McLeod, Jr.; Jonathan Hirschenson, Jr.
PALMETTO (Coach Kelly Gibson, 9th year). Last year: 9-3. Top players: Randy Wilson, Fr.; Matthew Fung, Fr.; Jonathan Blake, Fr.; Ryan Fung, Fr.; Sam Stone, Fr.; Willie Yang, Fr.
CORAL GABLES (Coach David Weiner). Top players: Jack Lee, Sr.; Daniel Krulig, So.; Chris Tormo, So.; Dylan Carol, Fr.
COLUMBUS (Coach Keith Green, 6th year at COL, 33rd overall). Last year: 6-4. Top players: Christian Barnes, Fr.; Alejandro Noy, Sr.; Felipe Gomez, So.; Luis Socarras, Sr.; Pablo Calissano, Fr.; Christian Ortega, Sr.
MOURNING (Coach Todd Rubinstein, 2nd year at ATM, 15th overall). Last year: 17-1 (Fourth at state). Top players: Tom Jaworski, Jr.; Santiago Uribe, So.; Aziz Abydou, Sr.; Edward Abydou, So.
REAGAN (Coach Kevin Whelan, 1st year). Last year: District runner-up. Top players: Mauricio Villacres, Sr.; Diego Mateluna, Sr.; Gabriel Bonasi, Fr.; Juan Amaya, Jr.; Carlos Irazabal, Jr.; Nicolas Porras, Jr.
MATER ACADEMY (Coach Juan C. Espin, 5th year). Last year: 2-8. Top players: Armando Jaime, Jr.; Lucas Delvalle, 6th; Marco Acea, So.
GULLIVER (Coach Kelly Mulligan, 27th year). Last year: 14-2 (District champions). Top players: Andre Libnic, Jr.; Laurentiu Schinteie, Jr.; Maxim Krapivin, So.; Nico Ramirez, So.; Christian Otero, So.; Ryan Hellinger, So.
MONSIGNOR PACE (Coach Tony Lilly, 2nd year, 7-6). Last year: 7-6. Top players: Josvany Lesende, Sr.; Mattias Wettergren; Christian Esteves; Micheleangelo Gallo.
RANSOM EVERGLADES (Coach Peter Lehmann, 6th year at RE, 11th overall). Last year: 13-2 (Fourth at state). Top players: John Michael Holtmann, Jr.; Antonio Mora, So.; Samuel Rubell, Fr.; Grant Dill, Fr.; Patrick Visan, Jr.
MIAMI COUNTRY DAY (Coach Alan Murray, 16th year, 138-50). Last year: 7-4 (District champions). Top players: Milledge Cossu, 8th; Milan Bass, So.; Alexander Slezynger, Jr.; Alex Cohan, Jr.; Evan Meiselman, So.; Alejandro Wills, So.
SCHECK HILLEL (Coach Ildiko Csjrdas, 6th year). Last year: District runner-up. Top players: Daniel Berkman, Jr.; Sion Cherbin, Jr.; Jacky Kleinbaum, Jr.; Daniel Doron; Myles Gilbert, 8th; Michael Berenstein, 8th.
HEBREW ACADEMY (Coach Scott Berman, 3rd year, 16-6). Last year: 9-4. Top players: Grifi Apoj, Jr.; Caleb Katz, So.; Avi Stein, Jr.
PALMER TRINITY (Coach Jaki Alawi, 1st year). Last year: N/A. Top players: Eric Opaciuch, Fr.; Thomas McMichael, Fr.; Cooper Devine, Fr.; Lucas Maldonado, So.; Michael Gomez, Fr.; Andrew Galan, Fr.
RIVIERA PREP (Coach Jane Forman, 6th year). Last year: 2-5. Top players: Matt Spasic, Sr.; William Culbertson, So.
SLAM (Coach Jennifer Binney, 3rd year). Last year: 0-7. Top players: Vincent Yin, 8th; Giovanni Queiruga, So.
KROP (Coach Mike Kypriss, 20th year at KR, 36th overall, 1,059-36). Last year: 19-1 (District champions). Top players: Naiya Oden, Sr.; Camilla Ordonez, Fr.; Julie Shillington, Jr.; Mahami Mahama, So.; Tyra Fairley, Jr.; Amanda Berman, Jr.
PALMETTO (Coach Kelly Gibson, 9th year). Last year: 17-0-1 (State runner-up). Top players: Ansofi Wreder, Sr.; Roxanna Montoya, Jr.; Samantha Alicea, So.; Milena Vanderreis, Fr.; Olivia Schuitema, Sr.
CORAL GABLES (Coach David Weiner). Top players: Kristina Fernandez, Jr.; Sofia Quevedo, Jr.; Ashley Penaranda, Fr.; Juliette Bouchet, Jr.
CORAL REEF (Coach Nelson Villegas, 6th year). Last year: 10-1. Top players: Laura Navia, Jr.; Alexandra Hitt, Sr.; Cathy Xia, Jr.; Bruna Decerega, Jr.; Thais Barraque, Jr.
TERRA (Coach Monica D. Mejia, 2nd year, 14-2). Last year: 14-2 (State runner-up). Top players: Sophia Adams, Sr.; Michelle Adan-Pol, So.; Nicole Cinquino, So.
MOURNING (Coach Todd Rubinstein, 2nd year at ATM, 15th overall). Last year: 9-4. Top players: Arina Sharanova, Sr.; Mara Cerrini, Sr.
REAGAN (Coach Myra McKee, 1st year). Last year: District runner-up. Top players: Jennifer Arias, So.; Anabella Neri, Sr.; Nicole Uzcategui, So.; Mariana Cerro, So.; Natalia Roman, Sr.; Valeria Urbano, Fr.
MATER ACADEMY (Coach Juan C. Espin, 5th year). Last year: 3-7. Top players: Angelica Rodriguez, So.; Jennifer Ollarvides, Jr.; Laura Leon, Jr.; Meylin Garcia, Jr.
GULLIVER (Coach Kelly Mulligan, 27th year). Last year: 17-1 (District champions). Top players: Julieta Dalmau, Sr.; Estefania Navarro, Sr.; Ysabel Gonzalez-Rico, Jr.; Lindy Lyons, Jr.; Tatiana Ramirez, Sr.
MONSIGNOR PACE (Coach Tony Lilly, 2nd year, 4-9). Last year: 4-9. Top players: Janette Lesende; Natalie Casadevall; Larissa Alfonso; Angelica Martinez.
RANSOM EVERGLADES (Coach Peter Lehmann, 6th year at RE, 11th overall). Last year: 12-3 (State runner-up). Top players: Heather Boehm, Sr.; Vivien Fernandez, Sr.; Marina Pataro, Sr.; Sophie Bullard, Sr.; Lilly Chang, Jr.
CARROLLTON (Coach Max Mangones, 8th year). Last year: 9-5. Top players: Nina Cubero, Sr.; Isabella Leano, 8th; Lucia Pinero, Fr.
MIAMI COUNTRY DAY (Coach Val Banada, 8th year, 39-48). Last year: 7-5 (District champions). Top players: Julia Siegler, 6th; Allexii Bassette, 7th; Celina Lindemann, Sr.; Sasha Bass, Sr.; Jade Iadarola, So.; Mina Segall, Jr.
RIVIERA PREP (Coach Jane Forman, 6th year). Last year: N/A. Top players: Sara Culbertson, Sr.; Nicole Katzarkov, Sr.
SCHECK HILLEL (Coach Ildiko Csjrdas, 6th year). Last year: District runner-up. Top players: Sarah Dreyfuss, Sr.; Alexa Cohen, Fr.; Raquel Dimitri, Fr.; Sara Waxman, Jr.; Orli Algranatti, 8th; Fortuna Cohen, Sr.
HEBREW ACADEMY (Coach Scott Berman, 2nd year, 5-5). Last year: 5-5. Top players: Kayla Herskovitz, Fr.; Brielle Katz, 6th; Kayla Sedighim, Fr.
PALMER TRINITY (Coach Jaki Alawi, 1st year). Last year: 4-6. Top players: Sofia Fornaris, 7th; Isabella Gomez, Fr.; Carolina Gomez, 8th; Emily Himes, Sr.; Daniella Miranda, So.; Kelly Blary, Sr.
SLAM (Coach Jennifer Binney, 3rd year). Last year: 8-4. Top players: Leticia Varela, So.


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Works in Progress: Susan Griffin: Conversation with Writers @Central
Susan Griffin, noted writer and theorist, discusses current writing projects with seven authors in this exciting and intimate literary series of four programs.
Griffin was named by Utne Reader as one of a hundred important visionaries for the new millennium. Her numerous works have been translated into 17 languages. She is the author of A Chorus of Stones and Woman and Nature, and the forthcoming novel, The Ice Dancer's Tale
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Saturday, April 21, 2007
Once Bitten, Twice Shy
At a client of ours, Web services were all the rage a few years back – maybe 4-6 years ago. Hearing about all the noise of the new paradigm, the IT dept there decided to embark on a Web services project as well. Busy minds worked head down researching the capabilities and the use cases that were associated with this and finally a proposal was put forth.
The proposal was essentially to offer various IT functionalities as Web services and then for IT applications to dynamically discover and bind to the most appropriate fit. Sounds vague and shocking? It was just as vague and shocking back then and the business teams at the client were just as skeptical. The project took two steps forward, five steps back; until finally it was laid to rest and Web services were forever labeled nothing more than "Hype".
Fast forward to 2007 and now we come in and propose SOA as the A2A and B2B integration substrate. And the feeling of being "once bitten – twice shy" was quite overwhelming. The reaction from both IT and business was exactly the same. "SOA!?! You mean Web services? Oh no, we tried that. It didn't work for us. It's not for our type of business." And there began my efforts to explain the difference between Web services, the technology, and SOA, the uber-integration architecture. At the crux of my arguments was the idea that SOA is about integration rather than dynamic discovery. It's about loose coupling of integrated applications. It's not about dynamically choosing your business partners at run time. It took quite a few discussions for me to give SOA the confidence as the paradigm of choice. Our client was definitely skeptical but as of today they have a purchase order signed, sealed, and delivered for a SOA platform from one of the big guys and I sit with my soda and pizza and several architecture documents detailing the new SOA to be implemented over the next few weeks.
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Today, my sweet Ryan had his prep orientation day at the school that Mia currently goes to. Talk about crazy. It had been on my calendar for ages and I hadn't given it more than a passing thought. Not because I didn't think it was a big deal or important. But because it made me feel apprehensive.
I mean before CJ came along, for the last 3 years everyday it was just Ryan and I. He's always been my little guy. My constant shadow. And the fact of the matter is, I'm going to miss him like crazy. Not even embarrassed to admit it.
Truth be told, I felt the same about Mia starting school. And the beginning of the school year after having her home with me for two months. Yep, I'm one of those mamas.
They fight like crazy, push on every nerve, are messy, crazy, loud and full on. But they are my littles. The thought that the days of them being with me all the time is over, for good might I add, is just too much.
The seasons of life are so short. Those years with little ones who rely on you for everything are over too soon. At the time they seem long, hard and never ending. But the reality is they pass in the blink of an eye.
By the time their school going days are over they will be grown. They will always be my babies. But they will be grown.
Just the thought of it tears at my heart.
But we must let them grow up, guide them, nurture them and help them to become the people they were made to be. As mother's that is our job.
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Burly Wine is the result of a "Napa Dream" of Hank McCrorie and his Sonoma County born and raised wife Bernice. Hank had a long career at Pzifer – starting relatively low in the company and retiring as the Executive Vice President of sales. Hank who along with his wife have always enjoyed California's Cabernet Sauvignons and the Northern California wine country retired to the hillsides of the Napa Valley. Many winemakers new to the business these days name their wine after themselves – not so with Burly. There is actually quite a unique story behind the name.
Hank grew up North Carolina where he was the captain of his college football team which he helped take to the championships, ranking number one among small colleges. His nickname at the time was "Burly Bear" – little did his college teammates know that more than 40 years later, Hank would still carry the name with him and use it as the name for his winery! During his college days he won an award which honors athletes who place the team over themselves in competition and in this regard much later, Hank and his wife financially donated a significant portion of the cost to build a new athletic center, named in their honor.
Burly focuses on producing a 100% varietal Estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon each year which is always sourced from the same vineyard. This 9.5 acre vineyard called the Simpkins Ranch is in the Coombsville district just east of the town of Napa. Coombsville tends to be cooler than many of the up valley vineyards and as a result the Cabernet Sauvignon fruit often hangs a bit longer before it is harvested. This isn't a bad thing as it only adds to the complexity of the wine. Their first commercial release was in 2004.
We tried the 2005 vintage. It received 20 months in French Oak and then another year in bottle before released. The nose is well layered with notes of vanilla, toffee along with raspberry. The palate is juicy rich and concentrated. This is not a huge tannic wine, although with good structure and acidity it will age well. The mouth feel is soft and smooth with just a hint of vanilla, a forest floor earthiness and lots of black fruit. Delicate but structured tannins anchor the extended finish. All in all, it is a very nice wine that shows extremely well.
We also had the chance to sample the 2006 vintage from tank. While still very young, this wine already has a well developed bouquet with lots of nice fruit on the palate. Look for their easy to identify image of the "burly" massive tree on the label. For high end wine, the 2005 is available at a rather reasonable price point. The best way to secure this is via their mailing list. Visit: www.burlywine.com


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This is an effective (pH 3.5) restorative and rectifying treatment with a high content of glycolic acid, sodium glycolate (15%) and Retinyl Palmitate. It is recommended for all types of non-sensitive skin beginning to show signs of aging. Can be used with Glycolic Gel GX-50. 2oz
Key Ingredients:
Aloe Vera Gel, Safflower Oil, Glycerin, Glycolic Acid and Sodium Glycolate, Stearic Acid, Cetyl Alcohol, Dimethicone, Arnica Blossoms Extract, Calendula Blossoms Extract, Glucose and Fructose and Sucrose and Urea and Dextrin and Alanine and Glutamic Acid and Hexyl Nicotinate, Tocopherol, Sodium Alginate, Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A), Chamomile Extract, Octyl Methoxycinnamate, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-3, Guar Gum, Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium PCA, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Hydrogen Peroxide, Phenoxyethanol, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate.
Apply to the face once to twice daily. Because excessive drying of the skin may occur, start with one application daily, then gradually increase to two times daily if needed.


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