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How much does a motorcycle cost on average?
Motorcycle prices can vary wildly, but on average, if you’re buying a new motorcycle fit for a beginner, you’re probably spending anywhere between $5,000 and $10,000.
How much does it cost to get a motorbike Licence UK?
Apply for a motorbike licence
If you have a full driving licence, you may be entitled to ride a 50cc moped without any additional training. This’ll depend on when you passed your driving test. The provisional licence costs £34 if you apply online, or £43 by post.
How much does a full motorbike Licence cost?
Licence costsCosts to apply for and sit the test for motorbike licences (class 6) as at September 2017Application feeTest feeLearner licence$48.20$45.70Restricted licence$48.20$88.60Full licence$49.60$59.90
Is it hard to learn to ride a motorcycle?
It’s hard to argue with the fact that the notion of balancing on two wheels whilst travelling at speed is a scary one, but it shouldn’t be a daunting experience. In fact, learning to ride a motorcycle is probably easier and less complicated than you first think…
What is the safest motorcycle to ride?
The 5 Safest Motorcycle Brands, According to Consumer Reports
- Yamaha/Star: 11% failure rate.
- Suzuki: 12% failure rate. …
- Honda: 12% failure rate. …
- Kawasaki: 15% failure rate. Those hoping to keep insurance rates down with a less powerful engine should try the Kawaski Versys 300-X. …
- Victory: 17% failure rate. Victory has many happy fans for good reason. …
What is a good first motorcycle?
Best Cruiser Motorcycles for Beginners:
- Harley-Davidson Street 500.
- Harley-Davidson Iron 883.
- Harley-Davidson Street 750.
- Kawasaki Vulcan Classic.
- Yamaha V Star 250.
- Honda Shadow.
- Honda Rebel 250.
How long does it take to learn to ride a motorcycle?
You can get the basics in a few hours. You can probably get rid of the higher speed wobbles in a few hours on the road and the low speed wobbles in a few weeks of dedicated practice or a few months if you just wing it. Two or three days of a riding course is highly recommended.
How do I get a full motorbike Licence UK?
How do I get an AM licence?
- Be at least 16 years old.
- Have a valid CBT certificate.
- Pass the motorbike theory test.
- Pass the two-module motorbike practical test.
What bike can I ride with a full car Licence UK?
Yes, if you have a full car licence you can ride a 125cc scooter or motorbike. However you must take and pass your compulsory basic training (CBT) before riding on the road. With a completed CBT, you can ride a 125cc motorcycle on the road with L plates.
How much is a 5 year license in NSW?
(effective 1 July 2019)Customer typeNo NSW driver licenceIssue5 years: $55 10 years: $98Renewal5 years: $55 10 years: $98Replacement$14
Can I teach myself to ride a motorcycle?
For most people, learning to ride means going out to a big, empty parking lot with a (hopefully small) motorcycle. All at once, they try to learn to work the controls as well as how to maneuver and balance. People who find it easy to pick up physical skills might not have any trouble learning this way.
Is 50 too old to learn to ride a motorcycle?
No, you are NEVER too old or young to learn something new. If you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle, do it. But do be careful!

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Spending two days in Rovinj and wondering what to do? I’ve handpicked the very best things to do in Rovinj, based on my many visits to this wonderful town.
The little fisherman town of Rovinj won my heart on my very first time in Istria.
If you’ve never heard of Rovinj, you might be wondering what’s so special about it.
Well, let me show you its charm and you’ll understand. Prepare for romantic cobble-stone streets, amazing views and some of the best Croatian meals in the country.
Let’s dig in.
Two days in Rovinj itinerary
Rovinj (pronounced ‘Roh-veen’) is a small coastal town on the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. The main sights are located in or around the Old Town and you can easily visit the main attractions and enjoy the city ambience in two days.
You can explore the city on your own or take a Rovinj walking tour where you’re sure to see all the best places and viewpoints.
🐱👓 Read next: 15 unforgettable things to do in Istria
Where to stay in Rovinj
Lone hotel (⭐ 9.1) My visit to Rovinj was completed by staying at the super hip Lone hotel. This five-star design hotel is shaped like a luxurious ocean liner floating on a hillside and it’s decorated with works from Croatian artists.
I stayed in a spacious standard room with bathtub, separate rain shower and a gigantic balcony perfect for relaxing with a good book. Lone was an amazing oasis to come back to after exploring Rovinj and Istria all day. Check availability and latest prices here.
Read about my stay at Lone Hotel here: Staying at the Hotel Lone Rovinj in Croatia
Day 1 in Rovinj
Oh, Rovinj. If you only visit one place in Croatia, this should be it. There’s so much atmosphere and character in this town, and I promise: there’s plenty of things to do in Rovinj. Here’s your Rovinj itinerary for day 1.
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Wander through Rovinj Old Town
The old town of Rovinj is without doubt the most impressive and charming part of town. Aside from the smooth, marble cobblestone narrow streets and pastel-coloured houses, this part of Rovinj is renowned for its beautiful Venetian architecture.
The hilly old town used to be separated from the mainland by a canal, but in 1763 the two were connected.
Get to know the history
Rovinj was once part of the Venetian Republic (from 1283 to 1797) until Napoleon Bonaparte arrived and put an end to the millennium of Venetian power in the Adriatic and beyond.
When you wander the streets of Rovinj, you’ll spot the Venetian lions everywhere, like on the Balbi Arch, the late-Renaissance clock tower and the wells.
I love how locals hang out their laundry to dry in the warm Mediterranean air. The clothes lines are connected between neighbors so they better stay good friends.
The town hall clock
In the Old Town, you’ll find the town hall clock. The clock is from the mid-19th century and has a Venetian lion, a symbol of Serenissima, on the side.
You’ll find it at the town square, (in the city centre) surrounded by lots of restaurants and cafes – perfect for enjoying while you grab a glass a wine.
Grisia is a popular street leading uphill through the old town to St Euphemia. The cobbled street is lined with galleries and souvenir stores, and it’s quite characteristic.
Church of St. Euphemia
When you visit Rovinj, the first thing you’ll notice is the dominating church and bell-tower atop the hill. It’s dedicated to the young girl, Saint Euphemia (290-303 AD), whose story made a deep impression on me.
When Euphemia was just 15 years old, she was arrested for refusing to give up Christianity.
After suffering various tortures, she was first thrown in the fire, which didn’t kill her and later sentenced to be eaten by wild lions that eventually killed her but did not devour her body. Her relics are preserved in a sarcophagus here in this church.
Can you imagine being a teenager and already having that much dedication and faith? She must have been so scared, but she never wavered in her faith. I was very touched by her story and diligence.
Climb the bell tower
On the top of the bell-tower there’s a statue of her that revolves around its axis depending on the wind. The saying goes that if the statue points towards the ocean, it will be sunny, and if it points at the town-side, it’ll be rainy and cloudy.
From the 61 meter-high tower there’s also a beautiful view of the town and you can even see the Alps on a clear day. However, the staircase is not for the faint of heart so keep that in mind before you enter. It costs 20 kuna ($3).
Go to the beach in Rovinj
Rovinj is not only beloved for its charming streets and architecture; it’s also located by the Adriatic Sea which makes it popular for swimming and tanning.
Although it doesn’t have white sandy beaches as in Thailand, the water is very clear and the cliffs serve as a great jumping spot and add a little drama to the scenery.
You’ll find the best beaches in Rovinj here:
- Lone Bay Beach (find it on Google Maps)
- Mulini Beach (find it on Google Maps)
- Vestar Beach (find it on Google Maps)
Find the most famous view points in Rovinj
Rovinj is one of those towns with a lot of beautiful view points. You’ve got the harbour, the hill, the other side of the harbour and inside the old town.
Basically anywhere in Rovinj is great, but the photos below are from the best view points.
Eat delicious Istrian food
Oh, don’t get me started on Croatian food. If you’ve been following me for a while, you know that Croatian is one of my favourites!
You can read all about the delicious Istrian food right here, btw. Istria is one of those places where food & wine is actually part of the experience, so don’t miss out on this.
Where to get the best meals:
- Puntulina – Read reviews on Tripadvisor (best restaurant)
- Fortuna – Read reviews on Tripadvisor (love this family-owned restaurant)
- Kantinon – Read reviews on Tripadvisor
- Tramonto – Read reviews on Tripadvisor
Watch the epic sunsets at Rovinj Marina
Sunsets in Rovinj are notoriously beautiful. If you’re as devoted to sunsets as I am, you will LOVE Rovinj. Just look at these views.
The marina is the perfect place for sunsets so make sure to go here when the sun sets.
Day 2 in Rovinj
On your second day in Rovinj, you’ll enjoy the ambience some more now that you’ve seen the highlights. You’ll also explore the surrounding areas and sea.
Shop at Rovinj market
When I was in Rovinj the first time, I stumbled upon a market! It’s right in the centre of town and it was so fun to just wander and see the different foods for sale.
We grabbed some truffles and olives, but there were also fresh flowers, cheese, and even some fish! Plus, they had these cute little souvenir stalls where we bought a few things for the kids last summer. It’s definitely worth checking out while you’re there!
Enjoy a glass of wine at the marina
Dining and wining is an absolute must when you’re in Istria. Croatia has THE best wine in the world (next to Italy), and it’s super cheap.
To get a thorough introduction to the best wines in Istria, I highly recommend a wine tour. At the very least you should order a glass or two at one of the cafes at the harbour while you watch the fishing boats. It’s so relaxing.
Day trip to Lim fjord
One of the more popular things to do in Rovinj is to take a day trip to Lim Fjord. It’s really close (10-15 minutes), so if you’ve got a car, just drive there yourself.
You can read more about Lim fjord and six other cute towns in Istria here.
Watch dolphins on a sunset cruise
On this sunset cruise, you’ll get to to watch the sunset over the Adriatic Sea while looking for dolphins. A boat trip from Rovinj is the perfect way to end your two days in Rovinj and see the city from an entirely different perspective.
Best time to visit Rovinj
The best time to visit Rovinj is during May – June and September – October. During this time, the weather is mild, and the town is less busy, making it perfect for sightseeing and enjoying local cuisine.
I would avoid the high season (July-August) because it’s hot and crowded with cruise ships.
Where to next?
Looking for more things to do in Istria? Here are some of the best places on the peninsula:
Just a short drive away from Rovinj is Motovun, which is a scenic hilly area to explore in Istria. Although it’s a small town, Motovun is as pretty as a postcard perched right on a hilltop.
Motovun and the surrounding hilltop towns have the nickname ‘Green Istria’ and it’s easy to see why when you get here. You’ll find lush landscape, valleys, rivers, and wine yards along with spectacular views.
Porec, Pula and Kamenjak beaches
From Rovinj, you can also visit Porec, which is an ancient Roman town home to the Euphrasian Basilica (UNESCO world heritage site), roman ruins and other historic sites. You can also explore the amazing beaches in Kamenjak, south of Pula.
Istria is really spectacular and there are so many charming villages and places you can explore. That’s why I keep going back.
Rovinj itinerary FAQ
Does Rovinj have nice beaches?
Yes, there are beautiful beaches in Rovinj. One of the best beaches is Vestar Beach.
What is Rovinj known for?
Rovinj, Croatia is known for its cobble-stoned old town, beautiful beaches, delicious local cuisine, museums, and cozy sea-side cafes. It’s the perfect destination for a charming getaway in Istria!
How many days do you need in Rovinj Croatia?
1-2 days is enough time to explore Rovinj, but the great atmosphere is worth staying for. Rovinj is a great base for exploring the rest of Istria.
Is it worth visiting Rovinj?
Absolutely! Rovinj is the best town in Croatia, it’s so charming and beautiful, so it’s definitely worth visiting.
Which is nicer Rovinj or Poreč?
I prefer Rovinj, but I’m biased because I LOVE the city. Porec is a lovely city as well and also worth visiting for its UNESCO site and ambience. Rovinj is just more charming and beautiful, in my opinion.
Read more about Istria
- 6 insanely cute towns in Istria you should visit
- Gourmet Food in Istria you just have to eat
- Istria itinerary – Croatia’s most amazing region
- A tale of two ancient cities: Pula and Porec
- The Ultimate Croatia Travel Guide for First-Timers
- 4 Istria hilltop towns you have to visit
- 12 best beaches in Istria you should visit (+ map)
Many thanks to Visit Istria for hosting me in Croatia. Whenever I travel, there will always be full disclosure about whether my stay was hosted by a tourism board. And even if I’m on a press trip, my view will never be swayed one way or the other.

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After a slightly slow start, 'His Dark Materials' soars with this engaging adventure.
- ✨Will & Lyra are the heroes we need but do not deserve.
- ✨Exploring the real Oxford feels like a fresh kind of fantasy.
- ✨Dafne Keen and Simone Kirby are *chef's kiss*
- ✨Their final scene in the botanical gardens is perfection.
- ✨Feels like it could be a good jumping off for new viewers.
- ✨Ruth Wilson rules!
- ✨Can Mrs. Coulter just destroy the Magisterium already?
- ✨The witches are still a weak point but that seems to be changing...
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It's almost a shame that the second season of His Dark Materials couldn't start right here because this is one of the best entries into the series we've gotten yet as Will (Amir Wilson) and Lyra (Dafne Keen) venture into our world. Sadly, for the beautiful children Lord Boreal (Ariyon Bakare) is in our Oxford too, meaning that danger won't be too far behind.
Back in Lyra's world, Mrs. Coulter (Ruth Wilson) is machinating as usual, overseeing the arrival of a new leader of the Magisterium, one who is far more willing to do her bidding. It's hard to overstate just how great Wilson is in this role. She adds a complexity to the absolute villainy at the core of Coulter, and the series' decision to make her more maternal just adds to the absolute opaqueness that makes her so terrifying. Why does she care about Lyra? Is it truly because of the genetic connection they share? Or is it simply a part of her greater plan for power and the control of Dust? Wilson's performance only ever allows us glimmers of the truth, making Coulter a puzzle that needs solving rather than solely a villain to be feared.
As Will and Lyra explore Oxford, the witches are beginning to fray from the inside as they try to determine whether they should be keeping the peace and helping Lyra or begin to free themselves from the grasp of the Magisterium. Just like last episode, the witch's storyline only serves to distract from the epic fantasy of Lyra, Coulter, and in this case Will Parry. While the witches do play an important part in the story, the show has struggled to balance them in the wider narrative arc. We do get a little bit closer to that balance this week, though, as the witches send an envoy, Dr. Martin Lanselius (Omid Djalili), to treat with the Magisterium. The tense sequence builds stakes for the coming battle while revealing why the witches are so hated by the Magisterium and the authority. It turns out that the magical women have been capable of splitting youngsters from their Daemons without killing them or destroying their souls.
Both Will and Lyra have their own separate quests to attend to here, but the mutual setting of Oxford makes the episode feel far more whole than the season premiere. Thanks to the alethiometer, Lyra discovers a female particle physicist, Dr. Mary Malone (Simone Kirby), who she questions about Dust. It's an emotional moment as in her version of Oxford women aren't allowed to become scholars, but also because Keen and Kirby imbue the scene with such a definite power. The conversation feels like the closest the show has managed to get to the lyricism of science as magic that is such a vital part of the books. It seems like Lyra has found a true ally in the doctor. and Kirby brings such life to the role that I really hope that's the case.
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But Lyra's connection to Dust could be the undoing of that. After all, hasn't every adult that she's ever trusted ended up using her for their will? With the help of Mary, Lyra begins to communicate with the dark matter that she studies, revealing that it is Dust after all. It's a huge breakthrough in Mary's studies, especially as Lyra can apparently read what the dark matter/Dust is trying to communicate. Before Mary can discover too much, though, Lyra heads off to meet Will who has been on a mission of his own, one that is sadly just as steeped in betrayal as Lyra's former life.
I definitely haven't gushed enough about Amir Wilson this week, but he's back once again giving a powerhouse performance as Will Parry. Will is the key to this arc, and his journey is one filled with strife and sorrow, and Wilson delivers at every turn. He makes Will the kind of kid you want to wrap up in a hug and protect, while being spikey enough to be completely believable. His connection to his mother has always been at the heart of his journey, but this week he discovers that to truly protect her he'll likely have to leave her behind and follow Lyra on her quest. He only comes to that realization after locating his paternal grandparents who quickly try and sell him out to the nefarious forces hunting the young boy and his absent father down. It's a terrible revelation and one that leads him straight back into the proverbial arms of his new friend, Lyra.
In an episode that's filled with monumental moments both in the emotional and narrative sense, Lyra and Will's reunion at the Botanical Gardens stands above them all. Keen and Wilson deliver mature, heartbreaking performances filled with honesty and realness as Will and Lyra come clean to each other about their mistakes in order to move forward together as one. Will's guilt over the accidental death of a henchman at his hands has been an albatross around the young boy's neck, but sharing the truth with Lyra seems to lighten his burden. Lyra reveals her own dark secret about the loved one that she betrayed, and after sharing the truth of the alethiometer she reassures Will that his mother will be safe and that his father is still alive.
With our two lovely brave children set on their path, we learn more about the horrors that will be facing them from the other world which are sadly ever growing. With the help of Mrs. Coulter's meddling, the Magisterium rains fire down on the witches, sparking a war that will soon burn out of control. But while the new leader thinks Coulter has been doing all of this to assist him, she has other plans. And after learning the truth about Lyra and her explorations of other worlds from Thorbold (Gary Lewis), Coulter lets rip and verbally decimates the Magisterium and the maniacal men that rule it. She's bored of their reign and with the knowledge that the worlds she and Asriel always dreamed of are real, Coulter ends this episode a woman reborn, one ready to do whatever she has to in order to gain the power that she's always wanted.
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It’s not often in today’s economy — which often includes government cutbacks to non-profits — that those types of civic organizations are able to reduce prices.
But that’s exactly what occurred Jan. 1, 2014 when the Senior Citizens Affairs Foundation (SCAF) announced senior dining room meal prices were going to be reduced.
Dining room manager Terry Burkhart said SCAF was able to cut prices mostly because the local thrift store, which funds the senior meal program with its profits, enjoyed a banner economic season.
With more funds available for the meal program, Burkhart said, “We wanted to give back to the seniors and help out the community and we believe reducing prices was the best way to do that.”
Daily dining room meals with the salad bar that were formerly $4 have been reduced to $3 for SCAF members.
Salad bar only meals, which were $3, are now $2.
Meals on Wheels, which are served five days a week, have been reduced to $4 daily from the previous $5 rate. The weekly prices are now $20 rather than $25, which was charged in 2013.
Those rates apply only to SCAF members.
Daily rates for non-members will remain the same at $6 for the dining room meal plus salad bar and $3 for the salad bar only.
In reflecting on the past holiday season, Burkhart touted the SCAF dining room for serving 54 free meals on Christmas and 12 more delivered to shut-ins.
On Thanksgiving, the dining room served 48 and delivered another 12 via the Meals and Wheels program.
The accomplishments of being able to reduce prices and serve free holiday meals has Burkhart beaming with pride mostly because similar non-profits around the state have had to curtail their programs in light of government cutbacks.
“We are able to do what we do because we are entirely self-sufficient with profits from the thrift store,” Burkhart said.
Providing budget-priced and free meals, however, has not been the only function of the local non-profit.
“We (SCAF) have even been able to help some needy elderly obtain firewood and we’ve paid for some repairs for a woman with plumbing, heating and skunk problems,” Burkhart said.
Membership in SCAF is open to full- or part-time residents of Pine, Strawberry and surrounding communities who are 50 years of age or older.
Members are urged to volunteer when opportunities arise and to make suggestions for special activities and educational programs.
Throughout the year, SCAF members enjoy a variety of regular activities including movies, potluck dinners, board games, bingo and a variety of card games.
SCAF is governed by a seven-member board of directors elected annually by the general membership. SCAF is also a member of the Rim Country Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Pine Strawberry Business Community.
Pine Strawberry School Principal/Superintendent Cody Barlow and his staff on Monday welcomed back students from the two-week holiday respite from classes.
Among Barlow’s agenda items on the first day of the 2014-15 school year was to announce the school’s honor roll and principal’s list recipients for the second quarter. The principal’s list includes those who earned all “A” grades.
Honor roll students include:
Fourth Grade, Mrs. Utz: Sebastian Yocum, Alyssa Baeuerlen, Darby MacFarlane and Taylor Poole.
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Donaldson: Lexi Ward, Haley Hargett, Joerge Ramirez and Lane Wiltbank.
Sixth Grade, Mrs. Flanagan: Veronica Blanch, MaKenzie Abney, Holly Carl, Aby Ast, Lizzie MacFarlane, Jordan Wain and Cameron Taylor.
Seventh Grade, Ms. Johnson: Bobbie Rose Price, Brian Wintrich, Brianna Suksi, Mercedes Miranda and Lars Tanner.
Eighth Grade, Ms. Fran: Brittany Fleming, Shaila Hein, Savannah James, Seth O’Neil, Becca Ralls and Tyler Staub.
Principal’s List students were:
Fourth Grade, Mrs.Utz: Cash York and Darby MacFarlane.
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Donaldson: Raci Miranda and Emma Paine.
Sixth Grade, Mrs. Flanagan: Kendall Brooks and Adam Leneberg.
Seventh Grade, Ms. Johnson: Katie Poole.
Eighth Grade, Ms. Fran: Dakota Minear.
In welcoming back students from the holidays, Barlow also announced three upcoming school activities:
• The school spelling bee is set for 1 p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 15.
• The basketball season wraps up Thursday, Jan. 16 with a game against Camp Verde; the girls play at 4 p.m. and the boys at 5 p.m.
• The school science fair will be held the week of Jan. 27.
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It’s not well known, but Pine-Strawberry residents qualify for Payson Area Habitat for Humanity assistance because they reside in the Payson High School District.
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Among the Isabelle Hunt Memorial Library’s on-going programs:
• “Pre-School Story and Activities” held from 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. each Wednesday.
Children ages 2-1/2 to 5-1/2 are welcome to enjoy stories, crafts, music, games and plenty of old-fashioned fun.
• “Wii Gaming” or computer games for children of all ages is held 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. each Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Those in grades kindergarten through fifth are welcome from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. those same days.
• The “Tots ’N Toddlers Playtime” from 10:30 to 11 a.m. every Friday has been temporarily canceled as has the “Mommy and Me Time” that followed.
The library also hosts a “Caring and Sharing” coupon exchange program in which consumers can clip out product coupons they might not use and take them to the library to exchange them for coupons they can use.


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3. Spotlight: Women in VR - Rachel Bracker
By Alice Bonasio
Rachel Bracker is a VR filmmaker based in Portland, Oregon who routinely channels her passion for diversity into compelling immersive storytelling. She has created several immersive films as a director, editor, and producer with 360 Labs. Their stories have brought viewers to the heart of the Grand Canyon, the epicenter of a forest fire, and into the living room of the world’s oldest drag queen.
Rachel is committed to making VR more diverse and accessible for all and works as an instructor at NW Documentary where she teaches a workshop to help people from all backgrounds and experience levels create their own 360 documentary films. She previously directed the award-winning Vanport Mosaic and directed the five-part series "The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis" for Recode and her videos have been featured by the New York Times Magazine, Upworthy, NationSwell, and Oregon Public Broadcasting.
For her latest project, "With the Wind and the Stars," Rachel has taken to the skies with her 360 camera. She’s combined Virtual Reality, documentary storytelling, aviation, and feminism into an immersive docuseries that immerses viewers into the lives of diverse pilots to inspire them to pursue their dreams, whether that's in the sky or on the ground.
She hopes to distribute With the Wind and the Stars on all VR platforms, but will start with grass-roots community screenings. Supported by her local Ninety-Nines chapter (an international organization of female pilots first led by Amelia Earhart in 1929) she wants her VR screenings to combine the films with networking and career opportunities for women looking to get into the world of aviation.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been ramping up its efforts to regulate the crypto industry, and the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee is pushing for even more aggressive enforcement.
In a letter addressed to SEC Chair Gary Gensler, the committee urged the SEC to crack down on companies that are violating federal securities laws in the crypto space.
The advisory committee believes that “virtually all” crypto tokens are financial securities, and that they, along with the platforms and custodians dealing with them, should be subject to regulation under federal securities laws to protect investors.
The committee’s recommendations include opposing legislation that would make special exemptions for crypto assets from securities regulations.
The letter comes after multiple players in the crypto sector, associated with various illegal activities, have caused significant losses to investors, many of whom are unsophisticated or minority investors seeking quick profits.
The SEC has already taken legal action against some of these players, including crypto exchange Kraken and Binance USD stablecoin issuer Paxos.
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Modification Programs: Proposed Changes to the Army's Approval Process
NSIAD-88-126BR: Published: Mar 23, 1988. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 1988.
Procurement Budget: Defense Contract Provisions Affecting Congressional Controllability
NSIAD-88-110BR: Published: Feb 12, 1988. Publicly Released: Feb 22, 1988.
Additional Costs to Government: Reflagging Kuwaiti Ships and Protecting Them in the Persian Gulf
NSIAD-88-9FS: Published: Oct 8, 1987. Publicly Released: Oct 19, 1987.
Battlefield Automation: Army Air Defense Command and Control System Acquisition and Budget Issues
NSIAD-87-208: Published: Sep 28, 1987. Publicly Released: Sep 28, 1987.
Battlefield Automation: Army Efforts To Automate Combat Service Support
NSIAD-87-178FS: Published: Jul 31, 1987. Publicly Released: Aug 10, 1987.
Air Force and Navy Radar Warning Receiver Programs
T-NSIAD-87-31: Published: Apr 28, 1987. Publicly Released: Apr 28, 1987.
GAO's Review of Contractor Cost Estimating Systems
T-NSIAD-87-25: Published: Apr 8, 1987. Publicly Released: Apr 8, 1987.
Observations on the Defense Enterprise Program
T-NSIAD-87-26: Published: Apr 2, 1987. Publicly Released: Apr 2, 1987.
Status of the Navy's New Seawolf Attack Submarine and Its New Combat System
T-NSIAD-87-14: Published: Mar 24, 1987. Publicly Released: Mar 24, 1987.
Navy's RDT&E Reprogramming
T-NSIAD-87-16: Published: Mar 18, 1987. Publicly Released: Mar 18, 1987.


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Superior's history is one of coal mining. The first mines in the area were developed in the late 1800's. The Town itself was founded in 1896 and incorporated in 1904. The Town reportedly was named after the "superior" quality of coal found in the area.
Mining was the major force in Superior's history until the Industrial Mine closed in 1945. Subsequently, many people moved out of the area and the Town evolved into a quiet ranching and farming community. The Town's population hovered around 250 until recently. For a good review of Superior's history, look at Lost Superior: Remembering the Architectural Heritage of a Colorado Coal Mining Town by the Superior Historical Commission. Copies of the book are available at Town Hall.
The Town's largest residential development is known as Rock Creek Ranch. Although the land was subdivided in 1987, development continues today. Through 2006, approximately 2700 single-family homes and 1800 multi-family homes have been developed in Rock Creek swelling Superior's population to approximately 12,483.


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Clear Channel Media and Entertainment (CCM+E) announced today that the Audience Delivery Optimizer (AuDiO), its groundbreaking, proprietary radio targeting tool for political advertisers, now incorporates Nielsen’s radio audience measurement data to further enhance its ability to identify key voter segments.
This marks the first time that Nielsen’s Portable People Meter (PPM) currency data, the industry standard, has been combined with specific public voter information – creating a powerful new tool for political advertisers.
Launched in June 2014, AuDiO is a first-of-its-kind radio optimization tool that enables political campaigns to precisely identify the 10 voter segments that are most crucial in key election districts.
AuDiO matches key information for approximately 245 million Americans who listen to Clear Channel’s 840 U.S. terrestrial radio stations to leading political databases to make actionable predictions about which desired voter segments are listening to which stations at which times.
With the integration of Nielsen’s industry-standard audience measurement data into AuDiO, political advertisers now have access to even more robust identification capabilities for their radio buys.
Nielsen Audio’s PPM panel measures the radio listening habits of more than 75,000 respondents across 48 different markets. Nielsen uses an independent third party to conduct a blind, direct match of the panelist’s listening data to Clear Channel-selected voter data sources including voter registration. The result is a combination of the highest quality listening data directly linked to anonymized and aggregated key voter characteristics and political views. Now part of AuDiO, Clear Channel’s political advertising tool, the matched data enables Clear Channel to recommend radio stations that deliver specific voter segments based on advertising objectives with pinpoint accuracy.
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AuDiO works at all levels of national, statewide and local elections, and will be available for the upcoming 2014 election cycle.
“Matching Nielsen’s data on what people listen to with voter characteristics in a privacy-protected way, provides new and valuable insights about radio’s ability to reach key voter segments and influence their decisions,” said Carol Edwards, Senior Vice President, Media Analytics at Nielsen.
“Political advertisers increasingly demand insights and accuracy at the most granular level, understandably, since a small segment of voters can determine the outcome of an election,” said Nathan Daschle, Clear Channel’s Executive Vice President for Political Strategy.
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The federal government extended its Canada Emergency Wage Supplement (CEWS) until August 29 last week, and that’s good news for business struggling to recover as Canada comes out of COVID lockdown. That now extends the program to 24 weeks, retroactive to March 15, 2020.
Seniors who qualify for some portion of the OAS (Old Age Security) will receive a one-time tax-free payment of $300 from the federal government to help with COVID-related costs while GIS recipients will get $200 more. Further, another tax information filing extension was announced with this news on May 12: this time to October 1, 2020. For those who don’t need the money there are some interesting leveraging and sharing opportunities.
Taxpayers over the age of 65 who receive the new $300 one-time tax free COVID benefit from the federal government should first use it to cover extra charges due to the pandemic including delivery costs, costs of internet and communications charges and more. But those who don’t really need the money can leverage the gift in several ways. Here are our top 6 pandemic benefits tips for seniors:
On May 7 they federal government announced that they’d give $3 billion to the provinces and territories in total to help with the costs to increase the wages of frontline workers nationally. The amount covers three-quarters of the total estimated cost of $4 billion. It’s up to the provinces and territories to define what they consider an essential frontline worker. Let’s look at what the provinces implemented so far!


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By JEROD CLAPP
NEW ALBANY — Evoking famous artists such as Norman Rockwell, elementary students in New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated Schools put together their own slice-of-life masterpieces to go down in history.
The New Albany Bicentennial Commission got students across the district involved in its Bicentennial Scrapbook Project. The commission is looking for photos or anything else to include, but students have worked on drawing their favorite memories of the city.
Pat Harrison said the commission made thousands of pages of scrapbook paper available for the public to add their contribution, but she thinks the pictures students draw will show how they feel about the places they live.
“People love kids,” said Harrison who sits on the commission. “They’re so innocent, they’re funny because they haven’t been soured or have any notions of what they do and don’t want to do. I can’t wait to see their drawings because they’re always so cute.”
Harrison worked with Mary Arnold, elementary art coordinator for the school district, to get every student from kindergarten to fourth grade in on the project.
Arnold said students were given some direction, but teachers encourage them to let their imaginations run where they will.
“We just wanted them to make sure they focused on something that was a positive memory of something they did in New Albany,” Arnold said. “We didn’t have a specific idea in mind; we wanted them to come up with their own ideas.”
She said she thinks the drawings will show what was important to this generation while it was young. She said in an age where many kids play video games and watch television, she’s seeing a lot of outdoor activities depicted in the pictures.
“We’re seeing a lot of kids that are drawing pictures of things they like to do with their family, whether it’s going to Zesto’s or playing outside,” Arnold said. “We assumed there would be a lot of video games and TV, but we’re seeing a lot of outdoor activity.”
She said the images should provide a record of some of the places families visit today, even if they disappear over the years or change.
“I think that people enjoy seeing the innocence of kids’ drawing when they’re uninhibited,” Arnold said. “They don’t always look perfect, but the kids can tell you everything that’s going on in the picture. It’s a great way for them to communicate.”
But Harrison said she wants the rest of the community to get involved in the project, too. She said parents or anyone else can pick up materials and information, as well as drop off finished products at Riverview Towers, the New Albany-Floyd County Public Library, the Carnegie Center for Art and History or at the Arts Council of Southern Indiana along Market Street.
“It’s something that’s exciting to do and look through one day to see what all we have in there,” Harrison said. “There’s all kinds of ways to do these scrapbooks. Ours may not be as fancy as some, but it’s still going to be a lot fun.”


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The Co-operative Group's focus on ethics, fairtrade and the environment has encouraged a growing number of younger shoppers to join its dividend scheme, according to the society.
The number of people under 40 joining the profit-sharing scheme has more than doubled from 16% to 40% since it was relaunched last September, it said.
They had been attracted by the society's belief in social responsibility and democracy, said group marketing director Patrick Allen.
"High-quality products and the ability to contribute to our community is a compelling reason to join the society," he added.
More men under 40 had also joined the scheme, a development attributed to the increase in the number of single households and men visiting convenience stores. Younger people were also attracted by the society's ongoing rebranding, which had made the Co-op more contemporary, he said. Expanding the scheme to encompass the group's bank, pharmacy and travel businesses as well as food had also given the scheme a wider appeal.
The scheme now has more than 2.5 million active members but this number is set to increase when more than one million members of United Co-op and 220,000 members of Midcounties Co-op join the scheme next year.
More than 50,000 members had already completed a questionnaire released in September to help the society set out its ethical priorities for its food business over the next three to five years, Allen added.


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Recording Music An introduction to Logic Pro Studio 9
Have you ever wanted to learn how to record your own music, using professional level hardware and software in the Digital Media Lab? Then you should sign up for this workshop. In this workshop, you will learn how to properly connect musical instruments with the audio editing workstation, as well as record, edit, and mix multiple tracks. You will also learn how to export your songs in different formats.
Musical background recommended, but no prior skills needed in software editing.


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In Homer and Langley, E.L. Doctorow’s 2009 novel of New York City, the author focuses on past Manhattan, which he sees as the epitome of his own self-destructive modern and contemporary society. I would argue that Doctorow acts here mainly to denounce excessive material culture in the context of egotistic, upper-class Manhattan dwelling at the end of the nineteenth century. I would also like to show that the novelist criticizes the idea of material progress along more than a hundred years, from the end of the nineteenth century, when the plot starts, to the beginning of the twenty-first century, when the novel was written. The self-contained, isolated world in the novel is the result of our society’s propensity for excessive production and consumption. At the same time, Homer and Langley brings to mind ideas of exhaustion of the human, who agrees to be literally replaced by objects. The fact that such a phenomenon occurs already at the end of the nineteenth century suggests that there might have never been a plenary moment of being human, as we have long entertained the closest possible relationship and even synthesis with the non-human world of objects and tools.
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L’Abate, Luciano and Roy Kern. “Workbooks: Tools for the Expressive Writing Paradigm.” The Writing Cure: How Expressive Writing Promotes Health and Emotional Wellbeing. Ed. Stephen Lepore and Joshua M. Smyth. Washington: American Psychological
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Milton, Giles. The Riddle and the Knight: In Search of Sir John Mandeville, the World’s Greatest Traveller. New York: Farrar, 1996.
Harris, Paul. “Holy War Looms over Disney’s Narnia Epic.” Observer. Guardian.co.uk. 16 Oct. 2005. Web. 1 Feb. 2017.
Root, Jerry. “Tools Inadequate and Incomplete: C.S. Lewis and the Great Religions.” The Pilgrim’s Guide: C.S. Lewis and the Art of Witness. Ed. David Mills. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1998. 221
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In the postcolonial context, language represents one of the crucial tools of cultural communication and is therefore often a subject of heated discussion. Since language constitutes the framework of cultural interaction, postcolonial authors often challenge the privileged position of Standard English within their writing by modifying and substituting it with new forms and varieties. The Trinidad-born writer Sam Selvon belongs to a handful of Caribbean authors who initiated linguistic experiments in the context of Caribbean literature and is considered one of the first Caribbean writers to employ dialect in a novel. His 1956 novel The Lonely Londoners reflects the possibilities of vernacular experimentation and thus communicates the specific experience of a particular cultural group in an authentic way.
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From the manuscript to the screen: Implementing electronic editions of mediaeval handwritten material
This paper describes the electronic editing of the Middle English material housed in the Hunterian Collection at Glasgow University Library (GUL), a joint project undertaken by the universities of Málaga, Glasgow, Oviedo, Murcia and Jaén which pursues the compilation of an electronic corpus of mediaeval Fachprosa in the vernacular (http://hunter.filosofia.uma.es/manuscripts). The paper therefore addresses the concept of electronic editing as applied to The corpus of Late Middle English scientific prose with the following objectives: (a) to describe the editorial principles and the theoretical implications adopted; and (b) to present the digital layout and the tool implemented for data retrieval. A diplomatic approach is then proposed wherein the editorial intervention is kept to a minimum. Accordingly, features such as lineation, punctuation and emendations are every now and then accurately reproduced as by the scribe's hand whilst abbreviations are yet expanded in italics. GUL MS Hunter 497, holding a 15th-century English version of Aemilius Macer's De viribus herbarum, will be used as a sample demonstration (Calle-Martín - Miranda-García, forthcoming).
Fourteenth century England experienced social changes which influenced the attitude to crown law and triggered a growing distrust to law and its representatives. The progressing development of the gentry complicated the defining of offences, and diversified the means of punishing them. The Tale of Gamelyn presents a conflict between two brothers, sons of a knight, which went beyond the confinements of the household, transforming itself into a conflict between law and justice. Their feud is a cross-complaint concerning land, which soon turns into a spiral of violence in which one brother uses law to control and punish, and the other uses crime and violence to achieve justice. Using Donald Black’s theory of the sociological geometry of violence (2004) and of crime as social control (1983), this article will analyze the law in the tale as a tool of social control represented by Johan, and justice acquired with the use of self-help by Gamelyn. The article will attempt to prove that the story presents a complex relation between justice and law pinned across the varied spectrum of social classes, which Gamelyn changes a number of times, and will argue that the tale is an affirmation of violence as an underlying force of both law and justice, differing in presentation and realization according to social class.
In its essence, postcolonial literature evolved as an opposition to colonial discourse and ideological representation of the colonized subject inherent in colonial narratives. Springing out of the need to reconceptualize and reconstitute their communities, postcolonial writers often addressed the pressing historical and political issues of that time in their writing. In its early stages, postcolonial literature was therefore often marked by a strong sense of nationalism, interweaving fictional stories with the public narrative of pre-independence ideology. The paper seeks to explore the border between the public and the private in the early novels of the Kenyan writer Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o. Just as his contemporaries in other colonized countries, Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o tends to utilize literature as a powerful tool for raising national awareness. The pre-independence period, in which Ngũgĩ’s novels are set, is marked by a certain degree of romanticism and idealism, yet there is also an underlying sense of doom. Drawing on the cultural roots and mythology of his community, the writer steers his narrative in the direction of a larger, public discourse, suggesting that “the individual finds the fullest development of his personality when he is working in and for the community as a whole”. Therefore, the public/private dichotomy stands at the very centre of his writing, proving the rootedness of the individual in the public space.

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The St. Louis Blues’ choice to fireside Stanley Cup-winning head coach Craig Berube, who was popular with many, despatched shockwaves via the NHL. Nevertheless, one among his former gamers did not appear heartbroken over the transfer, hinting at points along with his former boss.
When requested about his relationship with Berube, budding middle Jordan Kyrou shared a response colder than the Enterprise Middle ice the Blues play on.
“I’ve obtained no remark,” Kyrou stated, by way of Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic. “He isn’t my coach anymore.”
Whereas Kyrou did not say a lot, his lack of phrases spoke volumes. Moreover, Kyrou had way more to say concerning the future and appeared upbeat a few recent begin below interim HC Drew Bannister, including that the group wanted to get its “tradition again.”


An exclusive look at NASA’s brand new command centre near Canberra built to facilitate communications between Earth and the first people to walk on Mars.
NASA will be able to better support future robotic and human space missions with the completion and full operation of a new antenna dish at our Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex.
A team of astronomers led by the French space agency CNES are heading to Alice Springs next year to use a giant balloon 30 storeys high to lift a 1-tonne telescope 40kms above the Earth
After an extremely long journey NASA’s Juno spacecraft will soon enter orbit around the planet Jupiter. We’ll be on hand to help out NASA with the super-sensitive antenna dishes at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex.
Few people know or recall the story of the last person to walk on the Moon during the 1972, Apollo 17 mission. But that is about to change with the release of a new film called ‘The Last Man on the Moon’ and an Australian speaking tour hosted by our very own astronomer, Dr Lisa Harvey-Smith.
We’re working with NASA to uncover the mysteries of Great Barrier Reef.
When looking for evidence of some of the universe’s mysterious high energy particles, why not enlist the help of our nearest neighbour: the moon?
Spacecraft never sleep, they don’t take public holidays or celebrate the festive season – so neither do our team at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex (CDSCC)
It’s been a busy year for our science, as we constantly look for new ways to make Australia a better place. Here’s ten of our favourite ‘jaw dropper’ blogs that we think helped us do that.


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Crooked We Stand by 18 Seconds is an album of instrumental guitar-led soundscapes in the vein of Sigur Ros or Explosions In The Sky. There are some really incredible moving moments on the album that with some editing could really soar.
“I Am Empty Are You Too?” Has some well programmed electronic percussion incorporating handclaps and claves that burble under an arpeggiated guitar and a grunged out melodic line that incorporates a long legato line. The “b section” of the song has a Smashing Pumpkins-like chunking guitar pattern complete with squeals. The stereo effects move the melody around towards the middle of the song which make for an interesting effect, afterwards the song moves to what feels like the same loop of music for quite awhile. It’s a well written part but could be half as long to get the same point across. “Raccoon On The Highway” has a catchy driving Pearl Jam-ish progression with a heavily effected melodic line that sings out over it. The song has a fantastic “b-section” that locks into a new groove and has a smart distinct melody that contrasts with the chimey accompaniment.
Locking in with the drums tends to be the weaker moments of the album. “Time Is An Illusion I Am Melting Away” follows an ostinato pattern of a descending line that is reframed by the changes in chords and instruments that find their way in. The tremolo guitars in the background give a swirling atmospheric effect, and the clean acoustic guitar really drives the song. There are a few missed hits in the drums which are unfortunate as it can distract from some of the melodic lines and changes in feels, particularly towards the end of the song.
“Cuddling Bears” opens with a sea of harmonic sounds evoking bowed glass or vibraphones. Soon it’s joined by a haunting chimey guitar line that rises and falls with an Explosions In The Sky type of vibe. Adding in a reverbed piano and occasional cymbal hits completes a very expansive soundscape. There’s a moving string line that enters and works, but the addition of the drums which don’t quite lock in and are a bit busy don’t, however. The song does gel together by the end, but at that point it’s gone on a bit long.
“In The End We’re All The Same” starts out with a strong melody that is soon thrown askew by a descending countermelody that is out of phase. It’s striking and it works towards the title. Again, however the drums take away from the drive and groove of the melody by never quite lining up consistently. “The More I Look, The Less I See” could almost be a U2 instrumental in melodic and harmonic content. The strings and chimes add some intensity over the growling motor of the guitar. Here, the drums add a mostly nice build. “Sifitikki” closes the album with Sigur Ros/Explosions In The Sky atmosphere and some gorgeous guitar tones and melodies. There’s a beautiful hushed quality and the understated nature of the piece works extremely well to create the tone.
The closing song is the strongest song overall on the album (though many of the other ones have lots of strong moments) because the strengths of performance and composition are really shown off. Shortening up some of the sections of the other songs and lining up the percussion could really help them take off. 18 Seconds creates some very smart soundscapes, it would be nice to highlight those strengths even more.
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the Hudson River School of art at Brookfield library
- Explore the Hudson River School: Nature and the American
Vision at 7 p.m. Tuesday. The Milwaukee Art Museum will
present the talk on 19th-century landscape artists at the
Brookfield Public Library Community Room, 1900 N. Calhoun
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The youth risk behavior surveillance system monitors six priority teen risk behaviors that play a role in the causes of death, the top six teen risk behaviors. This study provides some insight into children’s perceptions of vulnerability and actual behaviors of risk taking introduction to the special issue on. Gambling and health risk-taking behavior in a military sample introduction gambling is the engage in risk-taking behaviors21 much of the research ex. Risky behaviour, thrill-seeking and and mums and dads share their strategies for dealing with teenage risk-taking and thrill-seeking rated (1370) ratings rate. 1 1 the unintended impact of helmet use on bicyclists’ risk-taking behaviors 2 3 abstract: 4 bicycle helmet compensation effects suggest that bicyclists offset.
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Adrian Williams – Think Business As Usual (2012) When Ghostface opens your part saying “Your technique is ill, son!”, you’re good to go.
Back in 1997, the summer I turned 18, I was finishing school and I had no idea where I was heading. What I did know was that I loved Hip Hop and in particular the Wu-Tang Clan. The rap super group had just released their sophomore album ‘Wu-Tang Forever’ and it was a double disc […]
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With my love for Cats, Dancers, and way out cool ideas, you know that when I heard about this I had to bring on the creator and Star Renee Kay.
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A new TV spot for The Batman dropped during the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday. Fans loved the unique promotional style and brand new footage from the film.
As the release for Warner Bros’ The Batman approaches ever closer, fans are being treated to new teasers and visuals from the superhero film. On Sunday, Warner Bros dropped a surprise teaser during the NBA All-Star Game broadcast.
The teaser was unveiled in a unique style during the All-Star Game as the Bat Signal was projected on to the stadium and VFX showed Batman standing on the roof of the arena.
The teaser included several new scenes with a visually stunning POV shot of Batman (played by Robert Pattinson) soaring above the streets of Gotham during the night and some hand-to-hand combat between the film’s hero and villain as Batman takes on Paul Dano’s Riddler. In previous teasers and trailers, Batman and Riddler have come face to face but this TV spot marked the first time when the characters are actually seen fighting each other.
The Batman is directed by Matt Reeves and also stars Jeffrey Wright, Zoe Kravitz, Andy Serkis, and Colin Farrell. The film, which tells the story of Batman’s initial years as a crimefighter in Gotham City, releases in theatres on March 4.
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The Commons #9: On Fahrenheit 451 and the Benedict Option, featuring Matt Bianco
The Commons, hosted by Dr. Brian Phillips, contemplates the lives and times of people worth imitating.
In this episode, Brian chats with our man Matt Bianco about Ray Bradbury's contemporary classic, Fahrenheit 451 and the connections the guys see between it and the Benedict Option: that is, what does it have to say about living in a culture that is falling apart?
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Euro Against To New Multi-day High Against NZ Dollar
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(RTTNews) - The euro advanced further against the New Zealand dollar during New York late morning trading on Monday. At present, the euro is trading near a fresh multi-day high of 1.6534 versus the kiwi from previous session's low of 1.6428. The pair closed last week's New York session at 1.6490.
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