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OK, I'm an older Kiwi, learning bass guitar. I love the sound (I'm getting the odd musical note right now and then too).
So, I have my old Aria, and fairly new Ibanez GSR200FM. Both are 4 string.
My muso cobber has offered me his USA Fender Deluxe 5 string (early 90's, white with red pickguard... looks so nice!!), and I have also been offered a G&L L2000 (USA made) 4 string (honeyburst).
I like the sound, look, and feel of both.
So, my heart tells me the Fender, my head says the G&L. My ears say both are sweet.
Is the transition to 5 string a big leap? Is it worth having that lower string for blues?
I also want (I figure), to have a decent resale one day when I get too arthritic in the hands to be able to play.
Maybe some of you have faced a similar dilemma?
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The Counting House is located on the esplanade of Mornington, which as co-owner Max Griffin (who also owns Bar Humbug) informed me, is considered a regional location. My friend Andy and I arrived a bit earlier than the booking time so we could look around Mornington a bit. The views of the bay are really beautiful and there's some nice beach to enjoy as well.
The Counting House restaurant resides in a heritage listed building that used to be a bank, hence the name. The building is beautiful both outside and in. I love the classic look of the interior architecture and the decor, while modern, has been given a vintage feel that really works. The black and white touches add that touch of Francais.
The head chef at The Counting House is Gavin Ong, who also co-owns the restaurant. Gavin has an impressive resume having worked with the likes of Marco Pierre-White, Curtis Stone and Jacques Reymond. His food here is simple French fare with classic techniques. We tried an assortment of dishes off the menu to gauge a feel for the food.
For entrees, we tried a Courgette Stuffed with Feta and Leek, Potato Fondant Stuffed with Mince and Grilled Prawn, Pork Belly with Witlof and Vinegar Reduction. The courgette and potato fondant were quite good but lacked bite from a strong flavour that tied the whole dish together. The pork belly was better in this sense as the vinegar reduction helped give the dish a zing but for my liking that could have been amped up even more. The pork belly was soft and tender and cooked well, as with the other entrees.
For mains, we had a Roast Duck with Plum and Lamb Racks with Herb Crust and Eggplant puree. The roast duck was cooked very well, with pink tender meat and crispy skin. The duck by itself was good but I didn't think it went that well with the sour plum. The best savoury dish was without a doubt the lamb racks. They were perfectly cooked and the crust had so much flavour. The sauce had a strong flavour and the eggplant puree worked well. I would have happily just eaten this dish for entrees and mains.
For dessert, we shared a Lemon Curd Chocolate Cup with Nut Brittle and a Bread and Butter Pudding with Clotted Cream. The lemon curd in the chocolate cup with fresh fruit was really nice. However, it was overshadowed by the amazing bread and butter pudding. The pudding was served cold and hence didn't feel that heavy. I know clotted cream is very heavy but it really worked in small doses with the pudding.
The service was good, with the wait staff working well to make sure the whole restaurant were kept happy. They had a good mix of smart service but still remaining fun. The ambiance in the restaurant was boisterous and enjoyable. The wooden floors don't help with noise reduction but it wasn't at a level where you couldn't hear your dining companion. The tables are also spaced quite generously, although I would like the lighting a bit brighter. Overall, I had a good time and some of the food was very good. There is definitely potential at this restaurant and worth trying out.
Overall Rating: 13/20, Some good food and a nice dining space.
Scores: 1-9: Unacceptable, don't bother. 10-11: Just OK,some shortcomings. 12: Fair. 13: Getting there. 14: Recommended. 15: Good. 16: Really good. 17: Truly excellent. 18: An outstanding experience. 19-20:Approaching perfection, Victoria's best.
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14 comments:
- Baking Soda said...
They are adorable! So soft and fluffy, that last one is definitely calling my name! Thanks for baking with us.
- February 23, 2010 at 11:36 PM
- MyKitchenInHalfCups said...
Holey Moley! You know how to bake 'em woman! Beautiful buns!
Love your fat soapbox. I wish my triglycerides and cholesterol would drop like that ... I seem to be one of these who manufactures them from the air ;-)
Thanks for baking with us!! Hope to see you next month!
- February 25, 2010 at 8:05 AM
- Rosemary & Garlic said...
Those look delightful. Nice fat lesson.
- February 25, 2010 at 5:37 PM
- Susan/Wild Yeast said...
Lovely. Thank you for sending these beauties to YeastSpotting!
- February 25, 2010 at 5:43 PM
- Elle said...
Interesting about the fat...and so true that hydrogenated fats and oils are terrible for our bodies. These are beautiful 'snails' and I love what you did in the final photo with the filling and powdered sugar...truly a fine dessert!
- February 25, 2010 at 7:42 PM
Wonderful snails!!!
- February 25, 2010 at 11:59 PM
- Lien said...
o yes, hip hip for the cream-filled one! That's hardly bread anymore, we'd better start calling it pastry... love it!
- February 26, 2010 at 6:00 AM
- Natashya KitchenPuppies said...
Wonderful! They look just perfect. Love that last one - I tried to pluck it from the screen and gobble it up.
I am with you on the animal fat vs. "better living through chemistry"
Thanks so much for baking with us this month.
- February 26, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- Andreas said...
Ooo, that last picture looks so good. :)
- February 26, 2010 at 11:51 AM
- hobby baker said...
As I stand here preparing some homemade burger buns right now, it occurs to me that these leftover buns could stand in for burger buns in a pinch. They would make a fabulous Monte Cristo... I'd even consider making the recipe again for burger buns although I'd cut back on the sugar for that.
- February 26, 2010 at 2:23 PM
- Joanne said...
Wow those are gorgeous! I love that you made them into a cream puff. So yummy!
Thanks for the info about lard and animal fat. I heard this recently as well and was very surprised by it. But the data (and your results) speaks for itself.
- February 28, 2010 at 6:52 AM
- katiez said...
That last filled one - for me, please....
I have never eaten margerine - hate the taste. Frying potatoes in bacon fat is wonderful - but now I fry them in duck fat which is even better. (I can buy duck fat in tubs at the supermarket)
- March 1, 2010 at 4:06 AM
- Jennifer Jo said...
You're rolls are lovely! And they're making me hungry, despite the fact that I just ate a biscuit with butter and jam. I think I could find room....
- March 5, 2010 at 10:48 AM
- Lori said...
They look so delicious. I love the shape- very pretty.
- March 23, 2010 at 3:34 PM


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Gives people absolute flexibility to manage their financials, resources as well as would reduce their home loan interest. So it's very exciting.
Well we are very excited, our everyday offset account is launching next week or at the end of the week and it's going to be different because it's got multiple accounts you can link it to. And they don't have actually have to be in one name either, so it gives people absolute flexibility to manage their financials, resources as well as would reduce their home loan interest. So it's very exciting.
We waited for it this long because we were replacing our core systems and it was part of that program, so we have now completed that last year and so now we are bringing in the transaction offset account and we also wanted to bring something in that was really going to meet the needs of the market. We have heard our, have taken a lot of feedback on what the market wants and we believe this new account will absolutely meet those needs.
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Gasoline prices are politically sensitive. Consumers often know how much they have paid for a gallon of gasoline compared with their prior fill-up. When pump prices are rising, consumers grumble and, if prices get high enough, cut back on other discretionary purchases. As a result, economists refer to rising fuel prices as a tax on the economy.
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The proposed changes would make US standards the same as those in most of Europe, Japan, and South Korea, Mr. Kloza says. "We would be joining 45 other countries with tougher fuel standards," he says.
Republicans quickly attacked the proposed regulation. "The Obama Administration is modeling our regulations after California, which has the worst economy in the nation, and today's announcement is essentially a guaranteed energy tax hike and unfortunately is just one of many radical policies coming out of this Administration that will deal a heavy blow to middle-class families and small businesses," said Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana, chairman of the Republican Study Committee, in a statement.
In January, Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, often associated with Democratic issues, conducted what it termed a "bipartisan survey" of 800 registered voters for the American Lung Association on whether Americans favored tougher fuel regulations and improved antipollution laws. It found 62 percent of voters supported new gasoline and vehicle standards, and 32 percent opposed them.
If the new rules are implemented as proposed, the EPA says, the new standards would cut smog-producing chemicals by 80 percent, cut down on particulate matter by 70 percent, and reduce vapor emissions to near zero.
In the case of sulfur, one culprit in producing smog, the new standard would cut the emission to 10 parts per million in 2017 compared with the current standard of 30 parts per million. Only eight years ago the standard was 300 parts per million.
Implementing the new standards will, by 2030, avoid 2,400 premature deaths per year, 23,000 cases of respiratory ailments in children, 3,200 hospital admissions, and 1.8 million lost school days, workdays, and days when activities would be restricted due to air pollution, the EPA estimates. Total health-related benefits in 2030 would be between $8 billion and $23 billion annually, according to the agency.
One proponent of the new standard is the auto industry, which is under pressure to boost fuel mileage to meet tougher government regulations on greenhouse-gas emissions and fuel economy. In a background press release on Friday, the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, a lobbying group, called the EPA announcement "a big step forward."
According to the alliance, cleaner fuel immediately reduces emissions from vehicles of any age. Sulfur damages catalytic converters over time, so the new regulation would be especially helpful in older vehicles.
"And, cleaner fuel allows for new energy-efficient technologies like lean-burn engines that are going to be necessary to comply with the challenging 2017-2025 greenhouse gas and fuel economy standards," said the alliance in its release.
The auto industry would also like to see the EPA's proposed new standards implemented because they would then be closer to those used in California. This would allow the auto companies to sell the same cars in all 50 states, says the EPA.
In fact, the EPA in its release mainly talked about the benefit to the auto industry, which the US government rescued during the height of the Great Recession.
"The Obama Administration has taken a series of steps to reinvigorate the auto industry and ensure that the cars of tomorrow are cleaner, more efficient and saving drivers money at the pump, and these common-sense cleaner fuels and cars standards are another example of how we can protect the environment and public health in an affordable and practical way," said EPA Acting Administrator Bob Perciasepe, in a statement.
The proposed rules come at a time when refinery profit margins are relatively high, says GasBuddy.com's Kloza.
"Let's just say the environment for refining is prosperous," he says, noting that the cost of natural gas used to make gasoline is low, and that the price of oil produced in the US is lower than oil produced in other parts of the world. This gives the refineries a cost advantage.
However, he says, the industry can see a turnaround in a hurry. "We know refining can go from a renaissance to the dark ages in a heartbeat," he says.
The API says it sees nothing but rising costs ahead because of proposed federal regulations. If the EPA adds an additional mandate to lower vapor pressure, that will cost an extra 25 cents a gallon to make gasoline, the API calculates. Moreover, the API says, gasoline costs during manufacturing will rise another 30 percent if federal mandates to use more ethanol by 2015 are not relaxed. The API also worries that the EPA will propose new ozone reduction standards at the end of the year.
"That's why we call it a tsunami of regulations," says Carlton Carroll, a spokesman for the API in Washington.
The EPA will take public comments on the new regulations before finalizing them, possibly by year's end.


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Yoko Ono takes us To The Light
Whatever your opinion of Yoko Ono, I urge you to go and see her latest exhibition 'To The Light' at London's Serpentine gallery whilst you still can. Just don't go to see it with a stinking hangover (I'll explain more later!).
Described by John Lennon as the world's most famous unknown artist, this collection brings together works from the illustrious Japanese writer, musician and peace activist's long career – spanning back to well before she was labeled a witch by mewling Lennon lovers.
Personally, I couldn't give two hoots about Ono's Beatles connection. I just think she's a great artist. Take her instruction paintings, for example. The purest form of conceptual art, these typed up words ask the viewer to essentially create the piece within their heads. First published in 1964 in a book entitled Grapefruit, I am happy to note that there are a bunch of Instruction Paintings here.
Of course Lennon is always going to have a presence in her work, and he's here at the Serpentine too – from the video of him smiling (film number 5 smile 1968) to the infamous stepladder leading up to the 'Yes' Ceiling Painting (1966) that was apparently central to their first meeting.
One particularly moving piece was a piece of paper smudged with the combined footsteps of Yoko and John (Footsteps we made) which they had, apparently, 'got into doing'. 'Now, 40 years later, ' Yoko writes, 'I held the paper and made the footsteps go from the floor towards the ceiling. I saw something I didn't see then. We were walking to the sky.' Call me a bit of a soppy Sally (or you can blame my Sunday-morning hangover for kicking in at this point), but this piece especially was testament to WHY it makes sense that Lennon is always in the background. There's no doubt that these two creatives shared a massive and consuming love that still lingers, somehow, today.
Quite removed from romance, it's Ono's 'Cut Piece' films that are undoubtedly the emotional highpoint of this show. Interpreted as one of her most feminist works, the Cut Piece is also one of the most well-known examples of performance art, and one that Ono carried out and filmed in both 1964 and 2003. In this exhibition, the two films sit across from one another, creating a quiet dialogue of their own.
Essentially the performance involves the artist sitting before an audience and inviting people to come up and cut a piece of her clothing away, one after the other. It's an experiment in participation, trust, bravery and power… and the difference between the two films is remarkable.
In the '60s version, we are witness to a dignified yet slightly scared young girl sitting on the floor, wearing a calm expression like that of someone waiting for an injection to be administered. Slowly, people snip away pieces of cloth, until participators become bolder in their interactions. One man circles Onomenacingly, to laughs from the audience, before making his first incision. The piece comes to an abrupt halt soon after the one audience member addresses the audience with a smirk that he will 'take his time' and be 'gentle', before gleefully removing her entire camisole and slitting through both her bra straps. It's a shocking and unsettling watch.
Feeling shaken from the first film, the second later version is somewhat of an antidote. This colour film from almost 40 years later shows the Yoko Ono we all know and…well, maybe not love, but…you know. She looks strong, experienced, tired. 'It looks like someone who went through a shocking life,' Yokohas said of it, 'which is true.' She seems open and accepting of her visitors and they, in turn, are compassionate and towards her. Often they talk to her before making their contribution, one participant pins a medal on her and kisses her on the cheek, another cuts off a piece of her own clothing and places it on Ono's exposed leg.
As a piece of performance art, Cut Piece is important and thought-provoking , but as an exploratory piece challenging social norms, it's an absolutely fascinating and very emotional experience… And absolutely too much to cope with on a hangover.
So, please PLEASE do go and see To The Light whilst it's still on (it's free!), just don't do it the morning after the night before.
To The Light runs until the 9th of September 2012
More info here> http://www.serpentinegallery.orgBy: Sarah Barnes, 03.09.2012 | Comments (0)
Tagged: Art, Femininity, Feminism, London, The Serpentine Gallery, Yoko Ono


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Flower tattoo designs are very popular among women. A lot of women who want to have a tattoo most likely choose flower designs. Flower tattoo designs are feminine, and remain one of the most common among women who embrace the art of tattooing the skin.
There are several reasons why tattoos flower designs offer a good option for permanent body tattoo. The flowers are not only beautiful, they are also eternal. That means the femininity of women and diversity. More often than not, flower tattoo designs are colorful, bright and very attractive. They make a good impression on the skin of a woman. The choice of colors is essential in coming up with a great looking tattoo.
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Other popular choices include orchids, cherry blossoms and other small oriental wildflowers. In general, the designs of flower tattoos are excellent choices and no time for the tattoo art that can be appreciated by the rest of his life.


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The holiday attraction at the Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place will be a show with origins at First Stage, an Equity children's theater in Milwaukee.
Although billed as a creative partnership with the Emerald City Theatre Company, a long-standing partner of Broadway in Chicago, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" will be directed by Jeff Frank, the artistic director of First Stage.
Ernie Nolan of Emerald City will be the associate director of the Chicago staging. Although the production staff is mostly coming from Wisconsin (the show was a big critical and popular hit in Milwaukee last year), the Broadway Playhouse version is to be re-cast in Chicago with Equity actors.
This will be the first major foray into the Chicago market for First Stage, a big Milwaukee children's theater operation that claims to be that city's second largest theater company. In essence, Emerald City, which is a non-Equity company, is presenting this show, which is based on the stop-motion TV classic and will have both daytime and evening performances.
"Rudolph" will play the Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place (175 E. Chestnut St.) Nov. 14 to Dec. 29, 2013.


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Smartphone Experts SidePouch for iPhone 3G is available from The iPhone Blog Store for $14.95. If you are looking for an attractive side pouch at a very affordable price, check out this case! Let's see how it measure up after the break!
The SPE Side Pouch Case is made of genuine leather and slips into a protected felt-like pouch. The outer flap closes via a magnetic closure and the case has a single clip to attach to your belt. The clip is metal but it has leather wrapped around it to give a consistent feel, but it is still a solid clip underneath.
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I have used a wide variety of cases, but I still like the hip/side or holster-style cases the most. I like this style because they all have some sort of clip to attach to you belt or hip. Sometimes I have to wear scrubs (they don't have a belt or loops) and this case in particular was comfortable, lightweight and stayed on my hip during a full day's work in scrubs. That may seem like a silly statement, but some clips don't have the same level of resistance in their clip. The SPE side pouch case does! I also found the magnetic closure to work well too. Some cases have a button here that can make closing the pouch tightly difficult. This case has a full magnetic closure, so it is a simple matter of flipping the cover closed and it is done. Again, opening is just as easy; just flip it open.
The felt-like interior of the case is soft to the touch and does not scratch the iPhone at all; the parts of the iPhone that touch the case are fully protected. The edges are exposed to give you access to the miscellaneous iPhone ports such as speaker and the headphone jack.
A really nice option for this case is the multiple colors it comes in. I am reviewing the Cocoa Brandy color, but I am also partial to the Cream Brandy color too.
The case is fantastic and work well for its purpose. It is secure on the belt, lightweight and attractive. If there was an issue with this case, it would have to be the long-term viability of it . Not that the case is of poor quality, it is that this type of case (with me anyway) seems to get a lot of abuse hitting objects while on my hip such as the corner of a desk, carrying items, etc. However, at the excellent price point of $14.95, you really can't go wrong. Most cases of this caliber are $30 dollars!
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Kamino: The Escape 2
You should come to a large circular room with a console at its center. Head through the door at the end opposite of where you entered and you'll come to a long hallway being patrolled by one lone trooper. At this point your force persuasion powers will be unlocked. Use them on the trooper and he'll jump out the window to the ground below. After this, a set of heavy laser turrets will open up on your position. Avoid their blasts and jump out the window to the ground below. You'll the area has been sectioned off by a series of force fields. To advance, wipe out the troopers that attack you in each section. Doing so will lower the next field, opening up a bit more of the area. Be careful though, that laser turret is still looking for you and if you enter its spot light it will start sniping for you.
You'll eventually work your way to another area where you'll be attacked by a carbonite droid. He'll be accompanied by two troopers, and while they don't pose much of a threat they can be a nuisance. Dispose of them and then use your force grip to pull away the carbonite droids shield. Once that's been removed, keep your distance and use your force lightning to hit it from a distance. It can cause some substantial damage up close, so avoid melee combat. After you've dealt enough damage a quick time attack will become available. Execute it to finish the droid off. Once it's been destroyed, head through the next set of doors. You'll come to another pair of force fields. As you did before, use your force grip to fling crates at the controls and proceed.
You should shortly exit back outside onto another walkway. Work your away forward, taking out any troopers you encounter. Eventually you'll come to a platform. To the reach the area above it you need to use your force grip to raise the platform to a higher level. Once this is done, double jump to the walkway above. Up here you'll immediately meet some more troopers, including a new type equipped with jetpacks. The jump troopers are out of melee range, but can be killed with some force lightning or a well placed fling with your force grip. Once you've dispatched the jump troopers jump across the gap in the walkway and continue.
A carbonite droid will emerge from the next set of doors. Dispatch its storm trooper companions and then focus on the droid itself. Once you've smashed it to bits head through the next set of doors. You'll enter a long corridor. When you start down it, a gunship will swoop in and start firing on you. Use your force dash ability to speed down the hallway. Don't stop for anything, not even to eviscerate the troopers you encounter. They're all going to be blown away by the gunship any ways. When you reach the end of the corridor you'll be safe.
Exit the corridor and you'll find yourself at a ledge across from a large tower. You need to destroy this tower. Luckily for you, a squadron of Tie fighters attacks you. Grab the fighters out of the air and fling them at the tower. After you land three direct hits the tower will topple over creating a bridge to a nearby walkway and Darth Vader's personal Tie fighter. Jump over to the toppled tower and cross it. When you reach the next walkway you'll immediately encounter two AT-STs. Luckily the game chooses now to tell you about your Force Fury ability. Activate it as the game suggests and you'll cut through those chicken walkers like lightsaber through butter. After you've defeated the AT-STs a final batch of storm troopers will show up. Slaughter them and a cutscene will trigger, ending the level.
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NICOLETTO, Sônia Cristina Stefano et al. Centers for permanent healthcare education: an analysis on the experience of social players in the north of the state of Paraná1. Interface (Botucatu) [online]. 2010, vol.5Selected edition, pp. 0-0. ISSN 1414-3283.
The policy of continuing healthcare education (CHE) aims to develop healthcare workers. With the objective of analyzing the process of implementing and developing the policy in Paraná, a qualitative study involving the six regions of this state is being concluded. This paper relates to the results from the northern region, focusing on the "experiencing CHE" category. In December 2006, two focus groups were conducted involving representatives from management, training, attendance and participation. The data underwent thematic content analysis. The first CHE encounters aroused feelings of mistrust and resistance, and the center was understood as a means of enabling courses and funding sources. There was a diversity of interests and little negotiating capacity. During the process, the study participants began to talk, reflect and participate. Their teamwork was a positive experience. This experience allowed them to recognize the power of CHE for linking and mobilizing different players.
Palabras clave : healthcare education; Healthcare policy; Healthcare work; Continuing education.


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Tasmanian forest deal ready for parliament
Timber and environmental groups have united to sign an historic peace deal over Tasmanian forests, but now the politicians who will control its fate are at loggerheads.
About 10 of the state's industry and environmental groups have signed an agreement to reserve more than 500,000 hectares of the state's forest and reduce the amount of sawlogs available for loggers to about 140,000 cubic metres.
Around 400,000 hectares of forest is to be placed into reserves immediately, including large tracts of the Styx and Upper Florentine, followed by about 108,000 hectares a year later.
Premier Lara Giddings told state parliament on Thursday she looked forward to bringing forward the deal as legislation for debate by the parliament.
"It is a difficult day for many but it is a significant day and an important day," she said.
But Opposition Leader Will Hodgman says the deal is "a disaster" which shows Labor has capitulated to the Greens.
"(The deal) gives the Greens everything they want, and will reduce the forestry industry to a cottage industry," he said in a statement late on Wednesday.
The state's peak industry body - the Forest Industries Association - walked away from long-running peace talks, but chief executive Terry Edwards says while he still has "mixed feelings" about the deal, it features reasonable compromises.
Job losses and saw mill closures are inevitable, he says, but the deal addresses the need to end a 30-year-long fight.
"(This conflict) has dirtied our industry and sullied our products overseas unfairly," he said.
"It's really been in our interests to move on."
Vica Bayley, the Wilderness Society's Tasmanian campaign director, says all sides had made concessions to secure the agreement, and it's over to the politicians - particularly in the conservative-held upper-house - to make it happen.
Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) chief economist Phil Bailey says the deal is a sellout and destroys any chance of certainty for the forest industry.
"It appears the environmental NGOs got almost everything they wanted," Mr Bayley said.
The agreement meets a federal government deadline for $100 million in regional development funds linked to a successful forest peace deal, as well as at least $15 million to buy out sawlog contracts.
With the Tasmanian parliament due to rise today, it's unclear when the legislation could be passed.
Tasmania's House of Assembly, which is due to rise on Thursday, will begin debating the legislation around 6pm (AEDT), with discussions set to last well into the night, a spokesman for the premier says.


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Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris responded to a ribbing here with a brief but, I thought, graceful email over the weekend:
"I agree with you about humility both as a matter of faith and as an overall principle for cultivating wellbeing. I am still working on it.
"R Rex Parris"
Last week, the PR teams of the City of Lancaster and Parris' law firm distributed a press release hailing the mayor for receiving honors from two Christian groups for his advocacy of opening government meetings with prayers.
I wondered if this showed another way that politics and religion don't mix: Politics requires self-promotion. Christianity calls for humility.
Parris' many supporters should be happy to know he doesn't back down from a bit of criticism but has the, yes, humility to acknowledge the point.


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When 33 Chilean miners were rescued after being trapped underground for 69 days, the world cheered. Here's what your company can learn from key leadership decisions made during the mine cave-in crisis.
The smart phone of Chile's minister of mining, Laurence Golborne, came to life at 11 p.m. on Aug. 5, 2010, with a text message made even more chilling by its brevity and lack of detail: "Mine cave-in Copiapó; 33 victims." Sixty-nine days later, standing by the mine, Golborne — along with an estimated 1 billion television viewers — watched as the cave-in victims emerged unscathed. A rescue crew had worked literally around the clock for more than two months to retrieve the 33 miners below, but direct responsibility for their recovery ultimately resided in just one individual — Golborne. The decisions he and his hand-picked team made during the length of the crisis contain instructive implications for all who face catastrophic risks or disasters.
Leadership Decisions in Crisis
Those who study catastrophic events — whether earthquakes, financial storms or mine collapses — often divide attention among three phases of the calamity, each calling for distinct forms of preparation or response: (1) the conditions leading up to a catastrophic event, (2) the immediate crisis brought on by the disaster, and (3) the recovery from it. For example, in the case of the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico caused by an oil rig explosion in April 2010, attention was separately directed at the conditions that led to the blowout, the decisions of those responsible in the immediate aftermath of the explosion and the steps the company later followed to prevent recurrence.1
The Leading Question
What is the most effective way for a leader to handle an unprecedented crisis?
- Take charge if you are best positioned to make the difference.
- Assemble the essential experts on your top team, but keep the number small.
- Delegate decisions beyond your expertise, but retain oversight of them.
Research indicates that the influence of organizational leadership is greatest when an enterprise is facing uncertain and changing circumstances, and those conditions are arguably most acutely felt during the immediate crisis in the wake of a disaster.


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Black Line of Woods comprises twelve large archival pigment prints that explore spiritual and hermetic life in the rural South. The work of the American photographer Alec Soth, these prints are part of the Picturing the South commission by the High Museum of Art.
Soth's suite of photographs travels through Southern backwoods, capturing flora, fauna and an unusual cast of characters living outside mainstream society in the Deep South. For this commission Soth traveled extensively throughout the South to photograph landscapes, manmade structures (tree houses, forts, cabins and tents) and people who choose to live on the outskirts of organized society (hermits, monks, campers and survivalists). Soth's series was inspired by the writings of Flannery O'Connor, the Georgian writer whose Southern Gothic style explored social issues and revealed the cultural character of the American South. Like O'Connor's stories, Soth's photographs combine warmth and insight with narrative elements that convey the unique spirit of the region.
Born in 1969, Alec Soth is a photographer currently based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is the recipient of several major fellowships from the McKnight, Jerome and Bush Foundations and was awarded the 2003 Santa Fe Prize for Photography. His work is represented in several major public and private collections including the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis. Soth is a member of Magnum Photos.


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It has been quite a while since I have gotten down to the business of blogging regularly. Thanks to the Daring Kitchen, I am guaranteed to post a couple of times a month, but, considering how frequently I cook, bake and craft, and take pictures of the process, it seems I have amassed a small collection of things I have been wanting to post about but haven't... So I am going to try to fix that situation, and share some of the things we have been up to recently.
Several months ago I was Foodgawking and came across a recipe that sounded fabulous. Fairly easy, pretty to look at, and best of all, it's a potato dish! I kept it in the back of my mind, but never got around to it... Then someone else posted pictures of their version of the dish. I took this as a sign that I really was supposed to give this a shot. And that is what led to me making mini-Pommes Anna.
With my helper at my side, (after the slicing, of course,) I got to layering my potatoes, margarine, salt and pepper into a muffin tin. This was great fun, and good practice counting, too! (How many slices per layer?)
Once the muffin cups were filled, the tin went into the oven. When they came out, I wasn't sure what to think. The potatoes were not as crispy looking as I had expected. I wasn't sure what would happen when I flipped them out onto my plate.
Luckily, potatoes are not the easiest things to mess up. Especially when they are prepared so simply. The potatoes came out of the pan well, with a little bit of encouragement, and the tops (once the bottoms....) were crispy and golden. I loved eating away at these layer by layer... I can't wait to make them again. They will be perfect for one of those times when you want to look fancy without putting in the fancy effort...!


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Oct. 13, 2005
It was good to be home again.
For Lipscomb's Bisons soccer team home has probably never looked so good. Playing on campus for the first time since tying Evansville 2-2 on Sept. 6 the Bisons came-from-behind scoring a goal in each half to take a 2-1 victory over Gardner-Webb late Thursday afternoon.
"I was thinking about it on our 12-hour drive back from Stetson last week," said Lipscomb Coach Charles Morrow. "It makes such a difference being at home. You're sleeping in your own bed. The surroundings are familiar. There ia a normal routine."
It was the first Atlantic Sun victory of the season for the Bosons, and their second home win of the season. They are 2-0-1 at home. The victory ended a five-game losing streak, all on the road, for the Bisons.
The contrasts in the way the game was played in each half was as extreme as the contrasts in the black uniforms of Gardner-Webb and the white uniforms of the Bisons.
The first half was almost all Gardner-Webb's. They recorded 14 shots in the first half while the Bisons managed only five.
Gardner-Webb freshman defenseman Dirk Dittrich opened the scoring in the first half with a header shot into the goal off of a corner kick from the left side of the field by senior midfielder Gampi Lapeschi less than two minutes into the first half (1:55).
"We were on our heels early," Morrow said. "They did a good job of getting themselves prepared, and I don't think we responded early on very well. When you are at home you should be setting the tempo for the game."
Dittrich scored the goal against Lipscomb's sophomore goalkeeper Jake Goergen. He played 27:22 minutes of the first half before being replaced by senior goalkeeper J.D. Murphy who finished out the first half and the game.
Sophomore defender Michael Spencer tied the game at 1-1 at the 20:34 mark. Sophomore Bisons forward Ben Page fired a shot at Gardner-Webb goalkeeper Chris Leibl. The ball was deflected to Leibl's left. Spencer came charging in and slid the ball into the net before Leibl could recover.
In the second half the Bisons took control of the game, making 11 shots while holding Gardner-Webb to seven. recover.
The Bisons took the lead for good when sophomore midfielder Kevin Terry also scored off of a deflection at the 51:51 mark. Once again it was Page making the shot. The ball went off of Leibl's hands and Terry put the ball into the back of the net.
"Out of all of the things we need to work on confidence is the No. 1 thing," Morrow said. "We know our guys can play with other teams. Once the guys got settled in I thought they did a good job of fighting back."
It was the second game-winning goal of the season for Terry.
Page made six shots, three shots on goal, both game highs. Lapeschi made five shots for Gardner-Webb, one a shot on goal.
Gardner-Webb made seven shots on goal. Lipscomb was credited with six.
Goergen had one save for the Bisons. Murphy made five saves. Leibl made four saves for Gardner-Webb.
The Bisons are 3-6-1 overall, 1-3-0 in the conference. Gardner-Webb is 5-6-2 overall, 0-5 in the conference.


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ETHICAL entrepreneurs and community organisations from the Lancaster region gathered at the University of Cumbria for a local economic summit, hosted by the Institute for Leadership and Sustainability.
Lancaster Ethical Small Traders Association (ESTA) has formed a new partnership with IFLAS aimed at helping the city's enterprise community to network, develop new ideas and collaborate on sustainability projects.
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ESTA chairman Michael Hallam told the 50 delegates that the objective for the summit was to find ways to spread the 'think globally, act locally' philosophy.
He said: "We live on a finite planet and we're starting to see things folding in on themselves. Politicians and governments can't do everything. It's up to everyone to create a sustainable world and we need to empower communities to come up with their own sustainable initiatives."
Delegates discussed ideas around the themes of encouraging lifelong learning, developing a strong community fabric, protecting the environment and creating a thriving local economy.
|Prof Jem Bendell speaking at the event
The University of Cumbria's Professor Jem Bendell hopes the partnership with ESTA will help to bring the innovative work being done at IFLAS – including use of local currencies - to a wider audience.
He said: "Small business is the heartbeat of the community.
"The University of Cumbria has to engage in ways that make sense to the community. We hope our partnership with ESTA grows."
Delegates agreed that the summit was a success.
Tony Haslam runs Banking on Carbon Ltd, a Lancaster firm working to create a local currency for Lancaster with the added benefit of helping users offset their carbon footprint.
He said: "I came to the summit to raise the profile of the REALM local currency. It's really useful to connect with people who don't know what we're doing. There's a lot going on in Lancaster, but we need to find ways of getting through to people."
|Delegate Ian Aspin
Delegate Ian Aspin owns a TV company and is currently a PhD student writing a book about creating shared values within communities.
He said: "What people here are doing is looking at ways to create shared value and look at ways that we can work together. It starts at local level like this, but it's completely scaleable."
The next ESTA summit will take place at the University of Cumbria's Lancaster campus during the summer.
- IFLAS is currently accepting applications for its Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Leadership, which also launches in 2014.


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DAVIE, Fla., Aug. 11 (UPI) -- Miami Dolphins wide receiver Chad Johnson was arrested Saturday in Davie, Fla., for allegedly head-butting his new wife, police said.
Davie Police Department Capt. Dale Engle told the South Florida Sun Sentinel the alleged domestic-violence incident took place in a vehicle.
Johnson's wife, Evelyn Lozada, had lacerations on her forehead when police arrived, the newspaper said. The couple were married July 4 in Saint Martin.
Lozada is a cast member of the VH1 reality series "Basketball wives," having had a 10-year relationship with NBA star Antoine Walker.
Johnson was arrested in college for a domestic dispute but hasn't been arrested since entering the NFL in 2001, the Sun Sentinel said.


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This attraction has now closed
30 September 2017 - 25 February 2018
Exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Together the V&A and the Royal Opera House create the landmark exhibition Opera: Passion, Power and Politics, taking you on a vividly immersive, audio-visual journey through almost 400 years of opera – from its origins in late-Renaissance Italy to its international explosion in the 20th and 21st centuries – told through the lens of seven premieres in seven cities, from Monteverdi'sL'incoronazione di Poppea in Venice to Shostakovich's Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk in St Petersburg.
The exhibition features more than 300 extraordinary objects, including Mozart's piano for The Marriage of Figaro display; the original score of Verdi's Nabucco; and Salvador Dalí's costume designs for Richard Strauss'sSalome.
Discover how the creation of opera reflects the social, political, artistic and economic conversations that define cities, and explore the complete process of making opera, from libretto to score, design to performance. The exhibition uncovers all the passion, power and politics of this majestic art form.
Photo credit: Ensemble in 'Spaceship' at the dress rehearsal of Einstein on the Beach Philip Glass in collaboration Robert Wilson, LA, 2013_credit_Lawrence K. Ho_Los AngelesTimes_Getty Images