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The school districts that serve students from Willow Springs use the Illinois Learning Standards as the basis for instruction. The districts strive to prepare students for their futures by providing a competitive curriculum, supportive schools, and many opportunities for success, including academic success and extracurricular opportunities. Extracurricular opportunities are also available to give students who learn differently opportunities for success, not just academic success, but leadership opportunities and opportunities to serve and learn from others.
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SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
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Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Willow Springs District Curriculum
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Keeping Informed: Recent Willow Springs Educational News
- Summer Learning Opportunities - The Summer Programs offered by the Lyons Township High School give students a chance to take additional courses to get ahead or explore subjects they are interested in. Classes in all core subjects are available and there are also elective opportunities in areas such as ceramics, photography, radio, and theater.
- LTHS Extracurricular Groups - Students who attend Lyons Township HS have a range of choices for extracurricular groups to join. Future Healthcare Professionals and Business Professionals of America (BPA) help students connect with future career interests. Science Olympiad, Scholar Bowl and Speech and Debate Team offer students the chance to compete academically. Other groups work together on community outreach, cultural awareness, and fine and performing arts events.
- District 230 Parent Organizations - Parents with children in District 230 have organized parent groups that help support the activities and learning opportunities for the students. There is a music and athletics booster group that helps to raise funds for the travel expenses and resources for the student musicians and athletes. There is also the Stagg Community Organization that supports more general needs of the district.
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One step in the college application process is gathering teacher recommendations, and students will want to plan that early so as to give the teacher enough time to right a thoughtful letter. Not all colleges require teacher recommendations, but they will accept them, and most do require them. Colleges ask for from one to three recommendations, so two is a good average to work towards. Colleges want recommendations to come from teachers who've taught the student in junior or senior level core academic classes. These teachers give insight into the student's writing and critical thinking abilities, work ethic, study habits, and generally the student's viability as a student in college level classes. Personal information isn't really relevant. The college wants to know how the student works and behaves in class so that they can extrapolate how the student will work and behave in a college class.


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St. Mary's Annual Harvest Festival Potluck Dinner and Dance will be held Saturday, November 12 from 5:30 - 9:00 pm. We are giving thanks to God for a plentiful year and a bountiful harvest. Come for the good food and stay for the music of Afton's own Back Porch Band!
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On Thursday, Gu Kailai, the wife of fallen politician star Bo Xilai, was tried for Mr Heywood's alleged murder and did not contest prosecutors' claims that she had masterminded the crime after the Old Harrovian threatened the "personal safety" of her 24-year-old son, Bo Guagua.
On Friday, as four senior Chinese police officers went on trial for allegedly trying to cover-up the crime, further details of what happened during Mrs Gu's 7-hour trial began to emerge.
According to an account given to the Washington Post by one person who was at the trial, prosecutors claimed that on November 10 last year, three days before he was allegedly poisoned, Mr Heywood sent a "threatening" email to Bo Guagua.
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Mr Heywood told Bo Guagua he would "be destroyed" if he did not pay, the court was told.
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This morning morning four police officers took to the dock at Hefei's Intermediate People's Court accused of attempting to hide Mr Heywood's alleged murder, which took place in the southwestern city of Chongqing, where Mr Bo was party secretary.
The officers – named as Guo Weiguo, Li Yang, Wang Pengfei and Wang Zhi – stand accused of "bending the law to show favouritism" by trying to block investigations into Mrs Gu's alleged crime. They are being tried in the same courthouse where Mrs Gu and her assistant Zhang Xiaojun went on trial on Thursday.
Court officials claimed the trial was "open" to the public but foreign journalists and curious locals were again prevented from entering the courthouse by police officers in black uniforms and military boots.
The latest trial followed lurid claims about Mr Heywood's alleged murder during the previous day's hearing.
On Thursday the court heard that Mrs Gu had lured Mr Heywood to a hotel room and poisoned him when he was drunk.
One anonymous spectator told the Washington Post that Mrs Gu had thanked judges at the trial's conclusion for opening "the curtains a little bit, to reveal the hidden dirty secrets." The source also said an unnamed representative of the Heywood family had urged the court to "consider civil compensation".
It was also claimed that the day after Mr Heywood's alleged murder, Mrs Gu met with the then police chief of Chongqing, where the crime had supposedly taken place.
In the meeting with Wang Lijun, Mrs Gu allegedly confessed to the crime, unaware that he was recording their conversation.
Prosecutors claimed Mr Wang – who subsequently sought refuge in the US consulate in Chengdu – had kept a copy of the recorded confession as well as blood samples taken from Mr Heywood's body before it was cremated.
On Friday police and undercover agents continued to surround the courthouse in Hefei, around 240 miles from Shanghai. Outside, curious locals had gathered to catch a glimpse of the high-profile trial.
"It is big event," said 73-year-old Yu Guofa. "I believe the court will hold a fair trial, so the country won't get into a mess. In so doing, our country can have peaceful development."


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Statistics have concluded that ten years from 2007 the mayor epidemic will be obesity and that it will be mortal for kids and adults causing sever damage to their health. Fast food is killing people slowly and most of us are not informed of what we are consuming and what to do about it. The commercials from Mc. Donald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, etc do not promote healthy meals. Good examples are the ads and fact sheets found in the Wendy's and McDonald's web site.
At Wendy's®, we're unrivaled in our passion for giving people what they want and uncompromising in giving people what they deserve. And yes Wendy's does give people, but not what they want or deserve, because I believe no one wants a heart attack, diabetes or high cholesterol.
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For 30 years, McDonald's has provided comprehensive nutrition information -- the first in the QSR industry to do so; this year, nutrition information is on packaging, putting it right in the hands of customers McDonald's serves premium salads, chicken, yogurt, bottled water, fruit & more A McDonald's hamburger is 260 calories and 9 grams of fat, and is the same size as it was when introduced in 1955
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Today was the day for a once in a lifetime photographic opportunity, with the Olympic torch in our area. We decided to go and see it in Bradford.
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Don't miss the grand celebration on the beaches of Cabo San Lucas over New Year's weekend at the Annual New Year's Eve Fireworks at Medano Beach. Join revelers for the ultimate party, live music at area venues, and more.
Say goodbye to the year in grand style at the Annual New Year's Eve Fireworks at Medano Beach in Cabo San Lucas. This annual fireworks show is one of the biggest fireworks events of the year and is the perfect way to start your official new year's party celebrations. Several clubs, restaurants, and resorts around Los Cabos are the perfect viewing spots for this fireworks show but you will find plenty of space to enjoy the show along the sands of Medano Beach.
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Area DiningIf you are visiting the Napa Valley on Sabbath, we invite you to refresh yourself at our monthly fellowship dinner (the third Sabbath of the month), or on other Sabbaths at guest luncheons hosted by various church members. If you need a place to eat, let our greeters at the door know, and you will be warmly welcomed to fellowship with us for a meal.
The Napa Valley is a richly beautiful destination, visited by approximately five million people each year. In addition to outdoor recreation, the Valley boasts a world-renowned culinary scene, beautiful architecture, artists and galleries, and a variety of cultural activities.
St. Helena is also within reach of the sports, theater arts, music, visual arts and special events of such cities as San Francisco, Sacramento and Santa Rosa.
Napa Valley Food
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A&W/KFC – The closest thing to "fast food" in St. Helena. $
Azteca Market – A taqueria and hispanic mini-market where you can order burritos, tacos, etc. Most people do take-out, but there are a few tables on the patio. $
Bistro Jeanty - French bistro with lots of veggie sides. $$$
Bosko's Ristorante - Excellent fresh pasta. $$
Bouchon - A traditional French bistro owned by Thomas Keller, noted chef and owner of the French Laundry. $$
Brix Restaurant - A large restaurant that has developed an excellent reputation for its food and presentation. $$
Checkers - A moderately priced Italian restaurant featuring pizza, pastas and salads in a friendly atmosphere. $$
The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone - The dazzling restaurant space, created by noted designer Adam Tihany, offers a view of the chefs at work from every hand-crafted table.
Dean & Deluca - Sells prepared foods as well as produce from local farms, cheese by local artisans, and international foods and products. $$$
French Blue - 1429 Main Street, St. Helena, CA. Great ambiance, spacious dining area (with outdoor option, covered in winter), delicious foods seasonally inspired from Rudd Farms' local gardens – the best ingredients, simply prepared. $$ (707) 968-9200 http://frenchbluenapa.com
Giugni's Deli – Serves the best sandwiches in town from a little shop with lots of character. A favorite with students. $
Golden Harvest Restaurant - No MSG, casual atmosphere, and great for family-style Chinese. $
Hydro Grill - Hydro is a warm restaurant and full bar featuring moderately priced American comfort food, sometimes with interesting twists. $$
La Prima Pizza - Excellent middle-American pizza with chewy crust, tasty sauce and plenty of toppings. $
The Joy Luck House - Voted Napa Valley's best Asian food. $
Model Bakery - Local artisan bread and pastries as well as sandwiches, pizza, and coffee. Try the morning buns. $
Napa Valley Coffee Roasting Company – Favorite for hanging out, and enjoying hot drinks at indoor or outdoor tables. $
Pacifico Restaurante Mexicano – Many Mexican choices. $$
Pizzaria Tra Vigne (Previously Vitte and Tomatinas) – The more casual counterpart to Tra Vigne, the Pizzaria serves delicious pizzas and piadines in a fun atmosphere. $$
Puerto Vallarta Restaurante - Mexican cantina with some outside seating and reasonable prices. $$
Rutherford Grill – Sandwiches, wood-fired rotisserie, and meat dishes; not many vegetarian options unless you like a beautiful vegetable plate. As with other area restaurants, Rutherford Grill serves up delicious foods, generous portions, and is a destination for celebrities such as Michael Reagan. $$
Cafe Sarafornia - Informal family restaurant and deli, coffee-shop style; serves good breakfasts. $$
Soo Yuan Restaurant - Locals swear by Soo Yuan, Calistoga's only true Asian restaurant. $$
Smokehouse Café - Specializes in Southern food, even featuring Steen's southern cane syrup on the table for pancakes. $$
St. Helena Farmers Market – Small, colorful farmers market held in Crane Park on Fridays, 7:30 a.m. to noon, May through October.
Terra – Serves dinner only, fusion of European country with an Asian touch. Fantastic seasonal vegetarian plate upon request. $$$
Ubuntu Vegetarian Restaurant in Napa. An unusual treat, beautifully presented locally grown foods. Worth an occasional splurge. Plan to talk about the food and garnishes! $$
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Mr. Dolphus Raymond offers a sip from his brown bag to Dill. Dill sips warily, and then grins, realizing that it contained, not whisky, but Coca-Cola. Mr. Raymond explains that it is sometimes better to make people believe that you are something which, in reality, you are not.
The children return to the courtroom. Atticus rises and begins to loosen his clothes slowly. The children are horrified. He then begins to speak. He insists that there is no proof that Tom has raped Mayella; no verdict of any doctor. He also insists that Mayella, too, has committed no crime. She is just a "victim of cruel poverty and ignorance". At the end of his speech, Dill suddenly espies Calpurnia entering the courtroom and heading towards Atticus.
The children are wary of speaking to Mr. Raymond because hes supposed to be a an alcoholic and a father of mixed children. But, after talking to him, they realize that he is an unusual person, in the sense that he prefers people to have a bad impression of him, so that he can live his life the way he wishes. He has very strong opinions against the way the whites treat the poor blacks.
Atticus final speech is a powerful one, which penetrates the hearts of every black and white man present in the courtroom. He doesnt condemn anyone, not even Bob Ewell nor Mayella, since it is their circumstances that have led them to behave in such a manner. He presents the typical attitude of all whites -- "that all Negroes lie, all Negroes are basically immoral beings, that all Negro men are not to be trusted around our women." He reiterates the fact that all men are created equal. At the end of the speech, Atticus even mutters "In the name of God, believe him", probably perceiving that nothing (not even proof) is going to change the orthodox view of the jury.
Calpurnia has a note for Atticus, sent by his sister, saying that the children are missing. Mr. Underwood announces the presence of the children. Atticus relents in allowing the children to return to hear the verdict. The people have to wait for a considerably long time before the jury return with their verdict. The verdict is that Tom Robinson is guilty.
Aunt Alexandra is outraged that the children had been in the courtroom all the while, and she is all the more upset on hearing that Atticus had allowed them to return to the courtroom.
Jem is certain that his father will win the case, since a jury is expected to be fair. However, these are just childish delusions, and Atticus has to admit that no jury had till date favored a colored man over a white man.
The final verdict declaring Tom guilty, certainly seems unfair, yet one must take into consideration the period. Though slavery had been legally abolished, one cannot expect views of the whites to be mitigated easily. Undoubtedly, the verdict comes as no surprise for Atticus.
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It's the same every year. The heroes get the honours, and the villains get the attention. "How far that little candle throws its beam; so shines a good deed in a weary world," says Portia in the Merchant of Venice, but the baddies get the best lines, too. "Between two evils, I always pick the one I haven't tried before," said Mae West – and it is hard to argue that while goodness is rewarding, naughtiness is more fun.
Partly because we are in a virtue squeeze. A once-clear code of conduct has become muddled by catch-all concepts such as "inappropriate", which now applies to anything anyone disapproves of, but doesn't necessarily amount to villainy in the traditional sense. In December, a planned wind farm in Hampshire was branded "totally inappropriate" by the local MP, but so, according to the Chief Secretary of the Treasury, was the proposed MPs' pay rise, while Lady Gaga's raunchy performance on X-Factor was deemed by the television regulator to be "not inappropriate" although, presumably, not "appropriate" either.
It's no clearer on the other side of the coin. People who merely have the misfortune to be affected by bad weather are praised as "heroes", and extravagant honours heaped upon those who, as far as the rest of us can see, do nothing beyond their job description.
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In making him it's 'Person of the Year', Time magazine described Pope Francis as "a superstar", but the challenge for the new pontiff is to be more than box office. There is no doubting his popular appeal; the Vatican says it is issuing four times more tickets for Francis's weekly audiences than for those of any previous pope, and the 77-year-old Argentinian former nightclub bouncer has more than 10 million Twitter followers. The first South American pope, Francis plays it humble – giving up his grand apartments in the Apostolic Palace and according special respect to the poor and marginalised. Yet behind the crowds and salutations, the Church remains in trouble, the Vatican resistant to real change, and it is what Francis leaves behind rather than what he puts on display that will ultimately matter.
Pope Francis (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
Amid all the talk of legacies and achievements, it was easy to forget that Nelson Mandela was possessed of a remarkable sense of ordinariness that largely guided his "long walk". He sought very little for himself, had only a passing interest in politics, history or statecraft, and essentially saw life in terms of a benign natural order which, thanks to meddlings of men, occasionally needed smoothing out. As South Africa's first black president he was unassertive almost to the point of neglect, a factor that – given the dismal quality of those he passed power on to – at least shows he wasn't perfect. Yet it should be no more than a minor quibble against the record a man who not only taught the world how to forgive, but made it love him.
Nelson Mandela
For many years the reassuring middle-class cheeriness of Wimbledon tended to obscure the fact that chaps were still playing in long trousers when a Briton last won the men's singles title. Then along came Andy Murray, slab-chopped, Scottish and scowling beneath a tangle of greasy curls, and the crowds weren't reassured at all. Around the newcomer was an air of alienation, even charmlessness, that made him hard to love, but which also hinted at the reasons why Murray wasn't like the affable no-hopers that had gone before. In July, aged 26, Andy demolished Novak Djokvic in straight sets to bring the title home for the first time in 77 years. The crowd decided that it loved him after all, and we can only hope there will be no ill effects on his game.
Unshakable in its suspicion of wealth, fame and beauty, much of the world's media has covered Angelina Jolie with a heavily-critical eye. It scoffs at her visits to refugee camps, her embrace of eco-communities, her refusal to get married "until everyone else who loves each other has a right to marry too," and generally takes the view that she should belt up and get on with being a movie star. Yet earlier this year, when the oft-voted "world's sexiest woman" announced that she had undergone a preventative double-mastectomy, the response went beyond sympathy into the more serious world where Angelina likes to dwell. Her argument for surgery was that tests had shown she had an 87 per cent chance of developing breast cancer, but it was the bravery of her admission – contrary to all Hollywood logic – that won her admirers. "By her action she is saving lives," said Dr Jay Orringer, the surgeon who performed the operation. "It will have a permanent impact."
Angelina Jolie (AP)
When Angela Merkel wakes up in the morning, her first job is not to save the floundering European economy, but to rescue her husband's breakfast. Joachim likes his ham and eggs just so, and Angela in her quiet, unassuming, most-powerful-woman-in-the-world way, is always on hand for the salvage operation. Only when things are under control will she slip into one of her collection of 70 near-identical jackets, all in unthreatening colours, give her light auburn bob a brush, and head off to Berlin where she is serving a third term as Germany's leader. In September's general election, Mrs Merkel 59, effortlessly crushed her opponents, yet her success appears to defy all the rules of modern politics. She is hopeless on television, has a near-zero glamour quotient, and doesn't claim to have any especially clever or original solutions. In an age of artifice, her example is a lesson to others.
Angela Merkel (JOHN MACDOUGALL/AFP)
Physicists sound so confident in explaining the mysteries of the Universe that you'd swear they were making the best bits up. And sometimes they are. Or, at least, telling you things they don't yet know about. Such was the case when Peter Higgs, a young lecturer at Edinburgh University in the early 1960s, sketched out a theory of a so-called "God Particle" as the key building block of the Universe. The problem was that while Higg's calculations made perfect scientific sense, no one could find the particle. It took half a century for the now-renamed Higgs-Boson particle to be tracked down, and in October Prof. Higgs, now 84, received the Nobel Prize for his work. Notoriously modest, he played the award down saying: "It only took me two or three weeks. It's not like I'm Einstein."
Warrant Officer Andy Peat, a Scottish explosives expert with the Royal Logistical Corps, was working with a special forces unit of the Danish army in Afghanistan in January when a bomb went off, seriously wounding one of the soldiers. WO Peat, 39, disarmed a second bomb, but after a medical team arrived, noticed another, right in the path of stretcher-bearers. Realising that it could detonate at any moment, killing or maiming everyone in the group, he lay across it as a human shield until the evacuation party had left. In August, WO Peat was awarded Denmark's Anders Lassen prize – given in memory of the country's greatest WW2 hero. Aware that the Danish soldier had died, Andy donated his prize – over £3,000 – to his widow and children.
Warrant Officer class1 Andy Peat (PA)
Travelling on a London bus through Woolwich in May, Ms Loyau-Kennet, 48, saw what she thought was a traffic accident. A badly injured man was lying in the road, and "purely on instinct" she jumped off and ran to help. A few moments later she was being confronted by two men carrying a bloodied axe and knives. For the next ten minutes she maintained an extraordinary conversation with the presumed killers of Drummer Lee Rigby – one that touched on everything from foreign policy to the cost of living in London – until the police arrived. She was hailed as the "Angel of Woolwich", and lavishly praised by David Cameron as an example of good citizenship, but back home in Helston, Cornwall, she had to call the police after local yobs abused her in the street.
Around the 16-year-old Pakistani schoolgirl, Malala Yousafari, has grown a kind of personality cult, admirable in its intent, but increasingly troubling in its scale and detachment from the circumstances that made her famous. In the last year, Malala has met the Queen in Buckingham Palace, the Obamas in the White House, addressed the United Nations and seen her portrait go on display at the National Gallery. Her book has become a global best-seller, and everywhere she goes, crowds clamour to meet her. In 2012, near her home in the Swat Valley, she was shot by the Taliban for promoting the right of girls to be educated. While the West celebrates her cause, parts of the Islamic word mutter that the whole episode is a stunt, supposedly staged by the CIA to justify drone attacks. It may now be in everyone's interest to let Malala get back to school.
David Bowe: "the greatest come-back album in history"
Even in his heyday, no one really knew where David Bowie was, and as the years went by and the appearances became less frequent, the news scarcer, the reported sightings more poignant, the belief took hold that his life's work was done. A serious heart attack in 2004 had ended Bowie's performing days, sending him into semi-seculsion with his wife and young daughter in New York, and his agent was supposedly under instructions to bin all new offers. Then, suddenly, on January 8 – the singer's 65th birthday – an entire new album, The Next Day, was announced. The response was rapturous, with one critic hailing it as "the greatest come-back album in history." Not that the great enigma really does comebacks. He merely returns in different ways.
"Revenge, at first though sweet/ Bitter ere long back on itself recoils."
Paradise Lost.
And so it turned out for Chris Huhne, the fashionably-opinionated Lib-Dem minister for climate change and his heat-emitting Greek-born wife, Vicky Pryce, both of whom ended up in the cooler. Theirs was a tale of ambition, hubris, infidelity, deceit, vapidity and vengeance. And the cause of it all was… a speeding ticket. Mr Huhne's first mistake was getting Vicky, an ambitious economist with eyes on a top job at the Treasury, to take the rap after he was clocked by a speed camera in 2003. His second was to inform her, during the half time break in a England World Cup football match, that he was dumping her for his dark-haired, bisexual press officer, Carla Trimingham. Furious, Mrs Huhne spilled the beans, and both were convicted in March of perverting the course of justice. In court, Mr Huhne was described as "a driven man", but not, unfortunately, on the occasion in question.
Chris Huhne (Getty Images/AFP)
With great fame comes great responsibility, which only the most villainous manage to avoid entirely. The transformation of Miley Cyrus from cutesy Hollywood child star and teen idol may have been slow in coming, but Miley knew she was getting somewhere when the 2013 polls propelled her to No1 in the list of World's Worst Role Models, ahead even of Lindsay Lohan. The 21-year-old took the familiar route of clothing-and-taste avoidance to finish the year in tawdry style by 'twerking' poptastically with Father Christmas at a Jingle Bell Stage Ball in New York. On the way she managed to dump her wholesome Aussie fiancé Liam Hemsworth, declaring: "It was fun to wear a fat rock, but now I can actually be happy." Sweet.
Miley Cyrus (Getty Images)
Whistleblower or traitor? Self-sacrificing patriot or narcissistic nincompoop? The world was understandably divided by the case of the US defence industry computer whiz who leaked vast troves of secret documents about the extent of American spying. The most shocking questions, however, surrounded Snowden himself – such as how a mixed-up 29-year-old university drop-out, with virtually no experience of the espionage trade, could be handed a six-figure salary and allowed almost unlimited access to sensitive material. Currently marooned in Russia, while negotiating for a bolthole in Brazil, Snowdon is said to be missing home. "There's no precedent for this in my life," he says. "I hate being in the spotlight." Which goes to show you can't believe a word these spooks say.
No animal pulls Britain's heartstrings like the Badger; that quizzical, pointy face, the strong, yeoman-like shoulders, the simple-but-effective colour scheme. Through the stories of Kenneth Grahame and Beatrix Potter, we have been conditioned to see Mr Brock rather as we like to see ourselves – decent, loyal, steadfast. Naturally, the beasts have played their popularity for all it is worth, and thanks to three separate Acts of Parliament they are now arguably the most protected and pampered wild animals on earth. The predictable result has been a population explosion, the spread of Bovine TB, the ruination of farms and – increasingly – gardens. Last year's nicety-nice cull solved nothing. It is time to get serious.
Still slipstreaming the whiff of burning martyr, Lance Armstrong, the pharmacologically powered American racing cyclist finally came, so to speak, clean. In a gesture of contempt towards the authorities that have pursued him for so long, however, he chose to make his admission on the Oprah Winfrey TV show. Now under legal siege from sponsors who want their money back, Armstrong's case – not an unreasonable one – remains that the real fault was with the administration of a sport so riddled with abuse that taking drugs was the only way anyone could hope to win.
Anointed as the Oxford Dictionary's online Word of the Year after a reported 17,000 per cent rise in its usage, the "selfie" became a living snapshot of modern society. One click of a mobile phone, and everybody could be a somebody, but what exactly was it about? An epidemic of vanity and narcissism? A collective shedding of inhibitions? The revenge of the faceless? "The selfie is revolutionising how we gather autobiographical information about ourselves and our friends," says Dr Mariann Hardey, a lecturer in marketing at Durham University. "It's about continuously rewriting yourself. It's about presenting yourself in the best way… like when women put on make-up or men bodybuild to look a certain way." The problem is, as President Obama found out at Nelson Mandela's memorial service, the way you mostly look is daft.
Selfie: the way you mostly look is daft! (Alamy)
As the paleo-leftie vanguard of Britain's trade union movement, Unite can be relied upon to get almost everything wrong. Accused by the management of Grangemouth, Scotland's biggest industrial site, of "fiddling while Rome burns" – a classical allusion almost certainly lost on the fulminating brothers – Unite responded by calling a strike, only to back down when told the plant would close down if it went ahead. The union's hardline boss, Len McCluskey, was, perhaps, distracted by other matters including allegations that his officials had tried to fix the selection procedure for a parliamentary seat and organised intimidatory picketing of company executives' homes. Now Unite is threatening to cut its funding of the Labour Party unless there is a return to "real" socialism. Keep running Len, the lemmings are catching up.
Assurances from knowing foodies that horsemeat was actually the healthiest bit of that beef lasagne you bought from the supermarket was really no consolation. The scandal that broke in February exposed the vulnerabilities of a supply chain geared up to the efficient procurement of cheap ingredients. Yet horsemeat is only cheap because of the public's illogical resistance to eating it. "Tuck in," cried the clued-up, including the Princess Royal, who knows what is good for horses. If not, necessarily, the image of the nation's food retailers.
A two-century embrace of the Co-operative values of sharing and caring, came to a shuddering halt with the exposure of the Rev. Paul Flowers, former chairman of the Co-op Bank as a crystal meth-using rent-boy aficionado, whose mind, even while being grilled by Parliament's Treasury Select Committee, was heavily focused on what he described as: "a two-day, drug-fuelled, gay orgy." Beyond the question of how the portly, 63-year-old Methodist Minister managed to run a bank at all was the bigger one of how the Co-op came to choose him. Asked by the committee about his qualifications for the job, Rev. Flowers said that he had once sat "part" of a banking exam. The Co-op seems not to have asked him anything at all.
Paul Flowers (Handout)
While lesser politicians learn to mind their backs and watch their words, 64-year-old Godfrey Bloom, the all-bluff, all-wisecracking, all-relieved-of-his-responsibilities former UKIP star tells it as he sees it. The son of a Lewisham gas fitter, Bloom was reprimanded by party leader Nigel Farage in July for complaining that Britain was wasting aid money by sending it to "Bongo-Bongo land", and followed up at UKIP's September conference by telling a fringe meeting that the party's female activists were "sluts" who didn't clean behind the fridge often enough. He resigned the whip shortly afterwards but is not without admirers. The Plain English Campaign gave him its annual Foot in Mouth Award, describing Godfrey as "an overwhelming choice, who could have won on several other occasions."


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These innovators join Salzburg from 10 "culture hubs" in six regions of the world to experience an opportunity in developing the vision, entrepreneurial skills, and global networks needed to advance their organizations, their causes and their communities. The forum also encourages inter-hub collaboration to continue the cross-cultural exchange and learning, creating dynamic platforms of engagement, innovative development and support, allowing its members to excel in their cultural and artistic fields.


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Located at the Australian Technology Park (in association with the University of NSW, the University of Technology, Sydney, and the University of Sydney), we are able to build teams to tackle difficult and broad spectrum problems.
Our key personnel have a long history of association with the University of Sydney, in particular, and we have assembled teams of national experts at short notice to address clients' needs.
Students working on projects, under supervision of EO&S staff, have provided a very cost-effective way of investing novel engineering problems. These projects have led to patented ideas in some cases.
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Diverse activities include sediment studies, water analysis and remote sensing; Consultant to leading scientific organisations [CSIRO, DSTO, Sydney Water, GBRMPA].
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The abstract expressionist Paul Jackson Pollock (1912 – 1956), known as Jackson Pollock, nicknamed 'Jack the Dripper,' is one of America's most important artists. He is best known for his 'action' paintings, executed by dripping, pouring, and splashing liquid paint onto horizontal canvases on the floor.
After struggling with alcoholism for his entire adult life, Pollock, died in a single-car crash in his Oldsmobile convertible while driving under the influence of alcohol.
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Adopting a different stance than many of his contemporaries, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management head John Thiel acknowledges there is value in using robo advisors.
An investor is better off with a robo advisor than attempting self-directed efforts, Thiel told attendees at yesterday's LinkedIn FinanceConnect conference in New York, because robos perform automatic rebalancing of investor portfolios.
Thiel cited a study that found when individual investors work on their own, their portfolio experiences behavioral drag, because most people have a fundamental inability to buy and sell at the right time.
Technology, he said, develops to exploit such opportunities.
"When there's an absence of perceived value, that's where disruption can take place," said Thiel, echoing a question of his peers in traditional wealth management: "Technology is an enabler, so how do we use it to enhance the client relationship?"
Thiel said there is an opportunity for the industry to learn from technology and get better.
"As far as the work we're doing on millennial clients, the kids of clients and our employees, they want technology but they also want relationships with people if they have questions or need support," Thiel said. "At a certain stage of life, they are looking for answers online, but [digital channels are] not necessarily a substitute for a relationship with another person.
"The table stakes, from what we're hearing from millennial clients and employees, is 'If your values don't align with mine, then I'm out of here,'" he said.
Thiel said Merrill has a three-tiered system for attracting and training millennials as employees: the standard training program; a second team-based program for those not aiming for a commission-based sales role; and a third program for non-client-facing roles.
Thiel said the financial industry should expand its recruiting efforts. "We have to make sure as an industry that we're going everywhere to talk to students, and not just this area of the world, because there is talent everywhere," he said.
Thiel also shared his views on social media in general and his experience of writing blog posts and publishing them on LinkedIn.
"It turns out me being me is more popular than me being the CEO of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management – I'm a human and I have feelings and a point of view," Thiel said. "Do I write every word? No, but I actually am very involved with it, because it's my message, my point of view.
Gerald Hassell, chairman and CEO of the Bank of New York Mellon, agreed with Thiel that technology is both a business-enabler and a potential disruptor.
"We pay close attention to the fintech world – what's being developed that we should partner with and plug into our platform or compete with," he said. "We have a big payments business, so should we be afraid of PayPal and Apple Pay, or is that something we can partner with?
"As we build apps and new technology and get information quickly, we want to make that [digital] experience really powerful – everything doesn't have to be done with a phone call or person-to-person meeting, but if they want to schedule a call to discuss something, we have that channel as well."
He also shared this perspective on the give-and-take of social media.
"We are encouraging all of our senior executives to get involved, to post their thoughts and pay attention to feedback from employees, how they're working on products," he said. "They tell us we're dumb sometimes. The rank-and-file knows what's going on sometimes more than senior executives."
Hassell said it is critically important to attract the best and the brightest talent, including millennials. He said he realized that BNY Mellon is not going to be able to move the needle in the technology space if the company doesn't.
"We have to be able to project to candidates that we're going to have a positive impact on society," Hassell said. "We're also making sure our brand gets out more broadly, so we started innovation labs in New York, Silicon Valley and Pittsburgh.
"Open APIs can be used to enhance apps, so third-party developers that sit with our clients can see these things – technologists and engineers can say, 'Hey, that's something I'd like to get involved with,'" he said. "We set up innovation labs not just to attract the best and brightest employees and engineers to work on our apps, but to actually change the way we do business.
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As wildfire continues to spread through Fort McMurray leaving many without homes, our hearts and thoughts are with the thousands of people and first responders during this catastrophic time. We applaud the efforts of all involved in ensuring the safety of every individual; thankfully, there have not been any report injuries or fatalities in the 88,000 individuals evacuated.
As Albertans, this is our time to step up and help our community in the days and weeks to come and there are numerous ways that as individuals, we can assist in the aftermath of this tragedy. The Manpower Alberta team will be assisting the Red Cross and relief efforts in any capacity we can, starting with a monetary donation and will certainly be staying tuned in as relief effort requirements change.
If you are interested in further details of how you can help the Red Cross in their efforts, please visit their website at http://canadian.redcross.ca/; every small act can make a world of difference. The Red Cross will be needing volunteers, money, and clothing/household items in the weeks to come, and we will do our best to provide updated information as it becomes available on how you can help.
As we come together united, we wish continued safety for friends, families, associates and clients in Fort McMurray, and we will stay committed to doing what we can to provide the support, resources, and thoughts needed to help rebuild this thriving community.


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Medium Format. I get the big format benefits.... I really do. But for me I need an all around camera and people just don't get it always wanna talk me into sony or something else. The 5D4 is a 10 year camera for me.... it really is. Does everything I want it to great.
The only lens in that fuji lineup that looks interesting is the 110mm F2 but it's still only F2 at that mm... *cringe*
You do realize that the equivalent f stop is like 1.5-1.6 on that f2 lens. Like a 2.8 lens on a 7D gives the DOF on a 4.5 lens on full frame, the medium format goes the other way. What is the crop factor there like .8?


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Lottery Hall was an elegant Regency house fronting Orchard Place, just north of its junction with Briton Street. A description was given in auctioneer's particulars of January 1836 (clipping 1 below). On the ground floor were a dining room (24 feet 6 inches by 14 feet 6 inches), a drawing room (28 feet by 14 feet 6 inches), a morning room and a gentleman's room. The first floor comprised four best bedrooms, a drawing room and water closets, with three servants' rooms over. There were two bays in the east elevation. The property stretched back to Charlotte Street, a depth of 211 feet, and encompassed a walled garden, greenhouse, double coach house and three-stall stable.
The house was one of the first projects of John Osbaldiston, formerly a Southampton baker, after a major win on the state lottery in c.1809. It was originally his residence, but as the money drained away it became let to a series of noblemen and gentlemen. These included the Earl of Craven, Earl Belmore, the 1st Earl Nelson (brother of the Admiral), Lord Bridport, Sir George Pownall, bart, and General Sir John MacLeod.
The property was sold at public auction on 27 January 1836 for £2,790: a financial disaster for Osbaldiston who had a few years earlier refused an offer of £7,000. It was advertised as making a first-rate hotel, near the proposed railway terminus to London and the new Itchen floating bridge - offering "a decided certainty of a rapid fortune."
In the event, Lottery Hall remained as a private residence. Occupants later in the century included George Saintsbury, secretary and superintendent of Southampton docks (his second son, also George, the eminent literary scholar, essayist, critic and historian, was born here on 23 October 1845), Joseph Rodney Croskey, American consul to Southampton, ship owner and political ally of Richard Andrews, Dr Charles Pardey and the surgeon James Oliver. The house survived until c.1938, when it was demolished as part of a redevelopment scheme.
Newspaper clippings
- 1. Lottery Hall - (Hampshire Independent 30/01/1836)
- 2. Lottery Hall, Southampton - (Hampshire Independent 13/08/1887)
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Southampton Occasional Notes, 2nd Series, by 'Townsman', p16. (HS/h)
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The ISIS Challenge: A Tough Problem, Even Tougher Solutions
The Islamic State presents the Middle East and America with an immense challenge. The possible solutions won't be easy to implement.
The use of U.S. military force against ISIS is a significant escalation whose long-term significance is elusive. The announced justification for the military strikes combined a humanitarian rationale (the exigent need of the Yazidis stranded on their bleak mountain) with the threat that ISIS posed to American citizens in the Kurdish capital of Erbil. These objectives cannot quite be taken at face value. Humanitarian interventions have a strong tendency to morph into something much larger; there is, moreover, a deep obscurity in what the Obama administration intends to do. President Obama has identified a vital interest, but has also put some limits on the enterprise. He emphasized that "there is no American military solution to the larger crisis in Iraq. The only lasting solution is for Iraqis to come together and form an inclusive government—one that represents the legitimate interests of all Iraqis, and one that can unify the country's fight against ISIL."
The American airstrikes occur against the background of a prolonged stalemate over the formation of a new Iraqi government. Nouri al-Maliki, who has recently announced that he will step aside , whose parliamentary list received the most seats in the elections, has incurred the bitter enmity of the Kurds and the Sunnis; even a majority of the Shia legislators has abandoned him. Iran opposes him; the United States opposes him; Sistani opposes him. Faced with these obstacles, it seems incredible that Maliki should have stationed personally-loyal military forces at critical points around the capital in a display of force, as his answer to the call of the Iraqi president—a Kurd—to nominate Haider al-Abadi for prime minister in preference to Maliki. (Maliki is also objecting to the very presidential discretion that enabled him to remain prime minister in 2010, when Allawi earned, but was denied, the right to form a government.) It is a very ill omen that the Shia should display such division even when their community lies under mortal peril.
It is by no means a given that al-Abadi will be able to form a government. The obstacles that confronted Maliki will also confront him. The Kurds remain set on a referendum for independence , presumably indicating that their participation in the government would be of limited duration; there is a deep sense of mutual betrayal between Baghdad and Erbil. The Sunnis also make demands—the control of the defense ministry and the release of prisoners, especially—that seem unlikely to be accepted at a time of supreme emergency for Iraqi Shia. It is not clear how much political and military heft the Sunni parliamentarians hold in their own territories—probably not much—so their signatures would not move mountains of men. Even if the obstacles are overcome and a governing majority is patched together, it is absurd to think that government reform would also mean military reform (the multiethnic, depoliticized force that Kenneth Pollack continues to push, against all evidence of its feasibility). What the United States was unable to achieve after many years of trying cannot be put together on the fly, if at all. The Iraqi army has become the army for Shiastan and is operating in conjunction with Shia militias. How can it be otherwise?
All this suggests that Obama has set an unattainable condition for the (unspecified) help the United States would give if the Iraqis suddenly got an "inclusive" government. It is unclear whether Obama set that condition because he knew that it could not be attained, or because he wants to make a big effort, even if the condition is not fully met. In any case, American rhetoric is very far detached from the realities of Iraq, now effectively partitioned into three quasistates whose chief purpose is the wars they prosecute with one another.
There is no question that ISIS represents a malignant force. The Islamic State is a new order of barbarity in the world—it puts in the shade nearly all the "terrorists" in the Middle East as customarily denominated by Washington and Tel Aviv. Terrorism is a term widely abused—it often seems to refer simply to armed men whose causes we don't approve of—but ISIS is certifiably the real deal, the guys who made bin Laden cringe. Just when "terrorism" had become virtually useless as a political category, made unintelligible by constant overuse, ISIS stepped into the breach to remind us that there is such a thing as the hostis humani generis . As such, the rise of ISIS reveals the need for a thorough upheaval in U.S. foreign policy. Insofar as we have any role to play in helping to bring some semblance of order to a desperate region, it must consist primarily in the containment of this new malignant force. Until the progress of the Islamic State is arrested and reversed, everything else in regional policy should be subordinate to this imperative.


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Since the election I have been avidly reading the debate on this site regarding the future direction of unionism, with two themes standing out, unionist unity, and providing a positive vision for unionism focusing primarily on "bread and butter issues". Some, like the DUP and David McNarry have stressed the former, others like Basil McCrea and Liam Clarke the latter. Personally, I cannot see why Unionism cannot do both.
Divided unionism has always been a contradiction in terms, and the loss of another unionist Westminster seat demonstrates that discord, in-fighting and petty squabbling between and within parties are indulgences unionists can no longer afford. If there is to be any hope of regaining South Belfast and retaining North Belfast for unionism next time round (assuming the current First-past-the-Post system is still in place) single unionist candidates are a necessity.
There are those whoever, like Ben Lowry of the News Letter and Alex Kane, who that argue that unionist unity decreases unionist turnout and encourages nationalist unity behind Sinn Fein. The other principal objection given to a united unionism is that there are fundamental differences between the unionist parties, which cannot be bridged. I will address each of these objections in turn.
With regards to turnout I would point out that falling turnout is not a uniquely unionist problem and indeed the largest decreases in turnout on May 6th were seen in nationalist constituencies, with a drop of over 10% in both West Belfast and Mid-Ulster. Even in Fermanagh and South Tyrone the focus on the drop in unionist turnout has led people to overlook the fact that the combined nationalist vote also fell by nearly a thousand. Given this pattern I do not believe a so-called "lack of choice" for unionist voters can be blamed for Rodney Connor's defeat in FST.
As for unionist unity acting as a catalyst to nationalist unity, I would point out that the presence of an SDLP heavy-hitter in Alban Maginness on the ballot paper in North Belfast could not stop Gerry Kelly increasing the Sinn Fein tally by nearly 4,000 votes. With the exception of South Belfast, the SDLP is slowly bleeding to death as the nationalist community increasingly coalesces behind Sinn Fein with each election that passes. This is a process that has been ongoing since the 1994 IRA ceasefire and is likely to continue for the foreseeable future and unionism is largely powerless to influence or prevent it.
The idea however that it can be slowed by unionists remaining divided amongst themselves I find frankly risible. Declan O'Loan's call for a single nationalist party may have seen him swiftly rebuked by Margaret Ritchie but his comments simply reflect the way the political wind is blowing and probably enjoys more support among SDLP voters and members than the party leadership would like us to believe. Nationalism is already uniting, unionists simply cannot afford not to do the same.
To those who say the unionist parties are too different to come together, I would ask them precisely what these fundamental differences are. In the post St Andrews, post-Paisley era, DUP is a far cry from being, as it was once dubbed, the "political wing of the Free Presbyterian Church". The DUP has moved firmly onto the centre ground of unionism once occupied solely by the UUP and as it has grown has become much more diverse, pragmatic and, for want of a better word, "secular" in character.
The decision to enter power-sharing with Sinn Fein in 2007 and the fact that the party could nominate an 39 year old ex-UUP mother of three as First Minister (albeit temporarily) demonstrate best just how far the DUP has come. The UUP may say with some justification that the DUP have "stolen their clothes", however, perhaps surprisingly, they seem to fit the DUP better.
The main outstanding difference between the DUP and the UUP at the election was the latter's alliance with the Conservative Party, which, I hardly believe needs to be pointed out, was resoundingly rejected by the unionist electorate. However, I am amazed that there still seems to be a substantial number within the UUP who are in denial that UCUNF was a vote loser.
In fact, I would go so far as to say that while Rodney Connor was an excellent candidate, the Conservative insistence that he take the Tory whip at Westminster cost him the seat, causing some unionist voters to stay at home, and driving many more moderate nationalist voters into the arms of Michelle Gildernew, preferring effectively to forego representation at Westminster rather than elect a candidate pledged to help the Tories regain power.
In North Down, a seat which would certainly be Tory anywhere else in the UK and where the Conservatives had had their best ever result in Northern Ireland, the electorate overwhelmingly endorsed Lady Sylvia Hermon and her stance against UCUNF for which she had been effectively driven out of the UUP, and spurned the Conservative candidate, who I suspect may have done better had he stood for his former party.
In South Antrim, I believe the Conservative pact, plus attacks on David Ford becoming Justice minister, stopped many Alliance supporters from lending their votes to Empey as they did in the past to Burnside, thus sealing his political doom. In South Belfast, the UCUNF refusal to countenance an agreed unionist candidate against the wishes of the local UUP constituency association, even against a de facto nationalist unity candidate, lead thousands of demoralised unionists to stay at home and the overall unionist vote to dip below the nationalist tally for the first time.
Given that the UCUNF project has led to a UUP wipe out at Westminster and left the party in disarray at a time when the DUP seemed to be in serious difficulties, it seems incredible to me that there are those in the party attempting to flog this dead horse.
Were UCUNF to be formally dissolved, I personally see no reason why the DUP and UUP could not be reconciled. Given the past unhappy experiences of pacts and alliances however, principally the UUUC and UCUNF, I do not believe half-measures would work in the long run. My personal preference would be for a full merger, a new single united unionist party, not simply a DUP takeover of the UUP.
There are many of course, mostly within the UUP, who would oppose such a proposal. However, if unionists simply continue to let old grudges, petty feuds, self-aggrandisement and bruised egos keep them apart while the Sinn Fein tide continues to rise then they will be their own worst enemies. It is not unionist unity that is artificial, but unionist division.
Certainly there would be a wide and diverse variance of opinion on matters amongst the members of such a party, but this is true of any party, and does not have to be an impediment to unity. After all what unites people such as Gregory Campbell and Lady Hermon is far more important than any differences they may have.
The DUP today is probably as diverse a party as the UUP, and it would be hard to think of two MLA's with such divergent views on the environment than Sammy Wilson and Jim Wells, yet they happily work together, while the ill-managed UUP forced out their only MP when it would have been much easier to come to an accommodation which would have kept her in the party without having to explicitly endorse the Conservative alliance.
I believe also the message of unity and hand of reconcilation should also be reached out to those who voted for the TUV in the last election. I would point out that the DUP, UUP and TUV all shared voluntary coalition as an ultimate aim, and that only by working together can we hope to bring that about. A united unionist party with the discipline of the DUP would I believe be a stronger force than the two parties currently are separately, and, as shown in the abuse heaped upon Connor in FST by Sinn Fein, one whose creation unionism's enemies fear.
However I do not believe in unionist unity simply for it's own sake. The drop in turnout, and the relative success of the Alliance party, show there is a desire among the electorate, particularly the unionist community, for a positive politics making a practical difference to their lives. The DUP's optimistic, economy-centred message was endorsed by the unionist electorate, and I believe it is one which a united unionist party could take further still. Not only could this win back disaffected unionist voters who either stayed home or voted Alliance, I believe such an approach can reach the catholic voters UCUNF tried but failed to do.
On education in particular there is an opportunity to reach out to Catholic middle class parents, grammar school supporters whose views are not being reflected by anyone in the nationalist community, certainly not Sinn Fein, but neither by the SDLP, a party founded by grammar school boys, the trade unions, or even the Catholic hierarchy.
Unionism must stand up for these people too if we are to have any chance of turning the Sinn Fein tide. Practical unionism can win back hearts and minds focusing on how to make people's lives easier and better by such steps as supporting local businesses to start up and grow, making people feel safe in their homes and communities, and defending and improving that great British institution the NHS.
In all areas of government, whether it be traditional areas of unionist concern like security, or Jim Shannon's famous crusade against pot holes, the aim of every unionist action should be to persuade and demonstrate to all the people of Northern Ireland that life's better with the union.


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These Whole Wheat Chocolate Cherry Muffins are a quick and healthy way to get out the door quickly in the morning! Even the kids will love them!
Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease a 12-count muffin pan with cooking spray.
In a large bowl, gently stir the flour, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon together until combined. Set aside.
In a separate bowl, whisk the honey and brown sugar together. Add the mashed banana, yogurt, vanilla, and egg. Whisk to combine. Slowly pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. Gently begin to fold with a rubber spatula. Add the milk slowly and continue to gently mix the ingredients together. Fold in the chocolate chips and cherries. Don't overmix the batter.
Divide the batter between the muffin tin. You may have enough for more than 12 muffins. Fill all the way to the top for good muffin tops. Bake for 17-18 minutes until lightly browned on the edges. A toothpick inserted in the center should come out clean.
Allow the muffins to cool for 10 minutes in the muffin pan, then transfer to a wire rack to cool until ready to eat.
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The organiser of the 2016 Finn Junior World Championship is Sailing Aarhus, which is a non-profit sport event organization founded by the six yacht clubs in Aarhus: Kaløvig Yacht Club, Egå Yacht Club, Aarhus Yacht Club, Yacht Club Bugten, Aarhus Windsurfing Club and Marselisborg Yacht Club.
Sailing Aarhus was founded in 1999 by initiative of the six yacht clubs, the City of Aarhus and the Danish Sailing Association. The member clubs of Sailing Aarhus represent close to 3,000 yacht club members in the Aarhus area, which is really unique. The clubs possess valuable experience with hosting both smaller and bigger sailing events either alone or together with the other member clubs.
Over time Sailing Aarhus has staged numerous of international sailing races in Aarhus and participated in several bidding campaigns. Some were lost but other won. The strong collaboration between the clubs paid off and in 2008 Aarhus became the host of one of the most important youth sailing events: 2008 ISAF Youth Sailing World Championship. Since then Sailing Aarhus has been hosting several events such as 505 World Championship 2010, A-cat World Championship 2011, Soling Open European Championship 2012, 29'er World Championship 2013, 49'er & 49'er FX European Championship 2013, & 49er & 49er FX Youth World Championship 2014, Nacra 17 World Championship 2015, Laser Standard & Radial European Championship 2015, 470 European Championship 2015, just to mention a few.
In 2014 the International Sailing Federation appointed Sailing Aarhus as the host of the 2018 ISAF Sailing World Championships.
Sailing Aarhus
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