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Refugee Week: A time to celebrate and reflect

A message from Andrew Goledzinowski, Australian Ambassador for People Smuggling Issues and Human Trafficking In June 2017 Australians from all walks of life came together to celebrate Refugee Week and the contributions made to Australian society by…

Blacktown Markets

Enjoy the luxury of artisanal produces, breads and cheeses at the Blacktown Markets. Held every week on Sundays 7.00am to 2.00pm, the market showcases food trucks and pop-up cafes as well as live music performances. Children are welcomed to the…

Weekly Meditation and Relaxation Classes

Medication is a key to experiencing the true meaning of relaxation for both the body and the soul. Not only does it regularly improves the quality of life and relieves stress, it also stimulates the immune system. No booking is required for this…

Parramatta Farmers Market

The Parramatta Farmers Market is a weekly event held every Friday, selling high-quality, seasonal produce grown directly from local growers as well as artisan food producers. Enjoy fresh breakfast or lunch while the wide variety of fresh foods…

Hawkesbury Harvest Farmers & Fine Food Markets

The Hawkesbury HIll Farmers & Fine Food Market is held on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, including the coming Saturday, 22nd of April. Featuring fantastic breakfast and coffee, exotic Australian native produces and fresh seasonal foods, it welcomes…

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Australian Red Cross Blood Service

The Australian Red Cross Blood Service needs your blood! You can help by donating blood and can contact them at 13 14 95 to make an appointment or visit The closest Blood Donor Centre for our community is located at 22…

Delta Society

Delta Society Australia is a national not-for-profit organisation with one core belief: that the human-animal bond remarkably improves our quality of life and leaves a lasting paw print on our hearts. Delta’s amazing and devoted volunteer…

Prospect Reservoir was built in 1886 to provide water for Sydney; although superceded by Warragamba Dam it is an emergency Sydney supply, hence not used for swimming and water activities. There are many shady, scenic places for a picnic, a small…

Outdoor Trampoline Park

The Waves Fitness and Aquatic Centre's Trampoline Park is open all of the school holidays and at $5 per session this is sure to provide great family entertainment. Phone Waves now on 9639 6133 or visit

Free e-Waste Recycling For more details call 9806 8295 Electronic waste or e-waste E-Waste is any electronic equipment that is no longer useful as originally intended. E-Waste includes…

Ocsober is a fundraising initiative that encourages people to give up alcohol for the month of October. The money raised goes to Life Education, the organization behind the iconic educational mascot, Healthy Harold. For 30 years, the loveable…

Toongabbie Music Club

Tired of playing music at home alone? Tired of singing in the showers? Why not go along to the Toongabbie Music Club, and make some new friends? All styles, levels and performers welcome. Poets, storytellers and audiences are…

Seniors Computer Class

Join our free Seniors Computer Class held on Wednesdays at 1pm or 2.30pm with an afternoon tea between the classes for socialising. The classes are located at our Rouse Hill office alternating with St Matthews church and go for 5 weeks per…

Red Cross Parramatta Blood Donor Centre

The closest Blood Donor Centre for our community is located at: 22 Oak Street, Rosehill NSW 2142 Contact Ph 13 14 95 for an appointment and to find out more about how you can help save lives by becoming a blood…

Multiple Sclerosis Community Visitors Scheme

Multiple Sclerosis is an auspice of the Community Visitors Scheme (CVS).  CVS is funded by the Australian Government and plays a vital role in providing companionship for older people living in Aged Care Homes or living in their own homes and…

Hills Hooligans

Hills Hooligans in Association with Saturday Night Riders are holding a charity ride for Give and Take. Give and take is a local community group based in Sydney with volunteers based in the hills district wanting to make assistance available where…

Raisers wanted for Guide Dogs NSW

Guide Dogs NSW is always looking for Puppy Raisers. As a volunteer you will need to have a car, a fully fenced yard and be able to attend training sessions. Guide NSW assess the suitability of volunteers and it costs $30,000 and two years to…

Eat it to Beat it

The Cancer Council is encouraging Hills primary schools to sign up for the Eat it To Beat it program. Over the past two years 11 primary schools in the Hills have joined the program. As well as nutritional snippets for school newsletters, the…

Dural Men’s Shed

Dural Men’s Shed is now operational and is open to men of all ages. You will find the Dural Men’s Shed located at Dural Sport & Leisure Centre, vialis 40mg 1 Pellitt Lane, cialis Dural, hospital cnr Kenthurst Road. Web Address:…

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Winston Hills Neighbourhood Watch

  Details: Winston Hills Neighbourhood Watch (WHNW) is a community-based group that has the objectives of: Improving the level of personal and household security. Minimising the incidence of preventable crime. …

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Computer Pals for Seniors - The Hills

  Details: Computer Pals for Seniors in The Hills is a non profit organisation run by volunteers dedicated to providing a service to Seniors and the Disabled in the Hills Area. Their aim is to provide low cost tuition for Seniors…

The Hills District Historical Society

  Details: The Society's aim is to collect, research, preserve, exhibit and interpret archives and artifacts relevant to The Hills District for the benefit and education of the community. The Museum houses a wonderful collection…

Hills Harmony Chorus

Details: Formed in 1996, ambulance the Hills Harmony Chorus is regarded as one of the finest barbershop-style choruses in Australia.The chorus regularly performs at a variety of locations such as shopping centres, buy retirement villages,…

Get involved with the theatre in Castle Hill

Many people have a secret ambition to be involved with the theatre. Well, doctor here’s your chance. Castle Hill has its very own Pavilion Theatre. It’s run by the Castle Hill Players who were established in 1954 and have been at the Pavilion…

Toongabbie Music Club

Tired of playing music at home alone? Tired of singing in the showers? Why not go along to the Toongabbie Music Club, and make some new friends? All styles, levels and performers welcome. Poets, storytellers and audiences are welcome. When: 2nd…


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Mark Whitecage & The Bi-Coastal Orchestra: BushWacked

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It may be true that the "eye of the needle Jesus spoke of in the gospels has been widened by our current President Bush to allow for CEOs to drive their SUVs straight into heaven, but they won't, and they cannot, motor with their windows open as the voices of opposition grow louder. Such is the message from Mark Whitecage, saxophonist and leader of the Bi-Coastal Orchestra. Like recent recordings from Charlie Haden's Liberation Orchestra and the Chicago Underground Trio, Whitecage intends to take on the current administration head-on with his own protest music.

The saxophonist has been most recently heard as a member of The Nu Band with Roy Campbell, Jr., Lou Grassi, and Joe Fonda on Clean Feed and Konnex. His saxophone work is a very grounded free-bop sound that has been well documented on Cadence's CIMP label. Together with his wife, clarinetist Rozanne Levine, he has played as part of the New Reed Quartet, Chakra Tuning, and RoMARKABLE.

The majority of the tracks are dominated by the reading of texts over the music. The voices choose newspaper articles, political quotes, parts of the Declaration of Independence, and Christian "hate" speech. This common poetic device sheds an alternative light on the state of our imbalanced union. While the vocal deliveries aren't polished, their message is clear. The band provides often off-balance music spiked to give the words a bit more kick—the squeal of the saxophone, the humor of a ragtime piano riff, the dusting of a cymbal. Outside and in, the Koyaanisqatsi-ish sounds highlight the out-of-whack state that BushWacked has gotten us into.

The wordless fourteen-minute track "Follow The Money allows listeners to concentrate on the pure music-making. Opening with the underwater sounds of Scott Steele's guitar, the track edges into a compelling blues interlude before a searing saxophone solo and a bit of wandering before swinging end, complete with the electric noodling of Steele's underwater guitar.

As the emperor's approval ratings drop, Mark Whitecage's certainly begin to soar.

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Track Listing: In Our Name; 0 For 5000; Follow The Money; Jesus; Who

Personnel: Mark Whitecage: alto saxophone, clarinet, voice; Rozanne Levine: alto clarinet, Bb clarinet, voice; Scott Steele: guitar; Bill Larimer: piano, voice; Robert Mahaffay: drums.

Title: BushWacked | Year Released: 2005 | Record Label: W.E.R.F.

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The game maker Sankyo Fever announced a new pachinko gambling machine based on Rumiko Takahashi's 1987 manga and 1989 television anime Ranma 1/2, as well as a pachislo (pachinko-parlor slot machine) based on the 2005 television anime Sousei no Aquarion last week. Sankyo has already made machines based on Captain Herlock, Tiger Mask, The Super Dimension Fortress Macross, and the J-rock band X Japan.

Pachinko machines utilize metal balls to cascade down a series of pins. Depending on where the balls land, the player wins money. The machines are popular in Japan, which is home to many pachinko parlors.

Otaku USA Editor-in-Chief has posted photos from a recent event celebrating the launch of a new pachislo machine based on the 1967 television anime Mach Go Go Go (Speed Racer). Aristocrat is creating and distributing the machines.

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Fate/extra CCC RPG's Short Lancer Movie Streamed

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The official YouTube channel for Marvelous AQL began streaming a short promotional movie for Fate/Extra CCC's Lancer character, voiced by Rumi Ookubo (Pretty Rhythm Dear My Future's Mia, Acchi Kocchi's Tsumiki).

The studio SHAFT (Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Nisemonogatari) is producing the opening anime for the game. Kanon Wakeshima wrote, scored, and performed the game's theme song, "Sakura Meikyū" (Sakura Labyrinth).

Marvelous AQL had planned to release this role-playing game inspired by the Fate franchise this past spring, but it has been delayed to this winter and then delayed again to February 21, 2013. Marvelous Entertainment already released the first Fate/Extra game for the PSP in 2010, and Aksys Games released the game in North America last November.

This game will come in two editions: a standard edition for 6,279 yen (about US$81.20), and a limited edition Type-Moon Virgin White Box for 10,479 yen (US$135.50). The Virgin White Box version will bundle a Saber Bride figma figure, a "visual works" illustration collection, and Sakura Tange's limited Saber character CD with three songs. People who order early will also receive the "Virgin Bride" booklet, and first-pressing editions will include four super-deformed Servant character stickers designed by Rco Wada.

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Volunteer Firefighter Tries To Beat Back Blaze -- By Himself

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Washington Park, Ill. volunteer firefighter Dante Brooks had to fight a blaze at a vacant home by himself for 40 minutes before finally getting volunteer help from the town and surrounding communities, according to KSDK-TV. Flames were spreading to an occupied house next door. Police evacuated the family.

"It was my main priority," Brooks said. "I wasn't worried about the house burning. I was protecting the home and the family next door."

But how does a firefighter come to take on a fire by himself? Budget cuts, pure and simple. The town of Washington Park has had major financial problems, according to the Belleville News-Democrat. As of last summer, the town was in the red by $7 million. One of the strategies to deal with the issues was to lay off all the paid staff of the fire department other than an interim chief and to lay off two part-time workers and one contractor from the street department.

The firefighters made $10 an hour. At the same time, the town hired a $40,000 a year consultant to evaluate government operations and an urban planner for $25,000. "What are the people supposed to do if their houses catch on fire?" asked one resident at a meeting of the village board.

Washington Park's firefighting staff is all volunteer other than the one paid person. Fires are normally battled by crews, not only because it typically takes more than one person's work to control a fire, but for safety.

Talking to a KSDK reporter on camera, Brooks said that solo firefighting can be dangerous. "I had to get pulled out by the police officer because the fire kind of rolled on me."

When asked if the volunteer system was working for the town, another volunteer, Andre Henderson, said, "No, it's not."

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Add Tibco to the list of vendors pushing a full stack of so-called "customer engagement" software, which companies use to track and analyze consumer behavior in hopes of building deeper relationships with them and ultimately, selling more products and services.

Tibco Engage, announced Monday, is a SaaS (software as a service) package that builds on the vendor's Loyalty Lab product for customer loyalty programs. Also in the mix is Tibco's event-processing technology, capabilities for social networking and communities, and connections to third-party sales and marketing systems.

But Engage is far from a "Frankenstein" put together a la carte from Tibco's product list, said Leandro Perez, director of product marketing for customer engagement and social. Much work has been done to present marketers with a simple, unified interface that shields them from the plumbing at work behind the scenes, he said.

Customer engagement isn't just about sending repeat customers coupons or special offers, as is seen with typical loyalty programs, Perez said. The goal is to gain a much better understanding of what a given company or brand's customers want, and getting it to them.

For example, customers may visit a company's e-commerce store, shop around, but then eventually abandon their shopping carts without making a purchase. Later that week, they may walk past a physical store and cross a geo-fence that recognizes their mobile device, thanks to a mobile app from the company they installed, kicking off a process that sends them a special promotional offer about the item they browsed online.

In order to perform this type of function at scale, rather than individually for each shopper, Engage provides a rules framework with which marketers can create what Tibco calls "engagement flows."

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Tibco is betting it can have an edge by offering customers tighter integration between Engage's parts, while keeping the platform open to plug into related third-party software for marketing automation, CRM (customer relationship management) and other areas.

The SaaS deployment model is another selling point, Perez said. "We're trying to make this as simple as possible. Marketing departments don't really have an appetite for year-long rollouts."

Engage is priced according to the number of customer profiles a company wants to be able to handle, rather than by the seat, given that some companies may have millions of customers in their database while smaller ones have comparatively few, Perez said.

Chris Kanaracus covers enterprise software and general technology breaking news for The IDG News Service. Chris' email address is

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Digital dollars stack up as global IT spend continues upwards curve

Digital dollars stack up as global IT spend continues upwards curve

Devices show growth for the first time in two years, according to Gartner

Global IT spending for 2018 is expected to increase by 4.3 per cent, reaching a total US$3.7 trillion, according to the most recent forecast from research firm Gartner.

Spending in communications services is expected to grow 2.2 per cent and reach a total US$ 1.4 trillion, driving the majority of spending.

The devices segment is expected to grow up to US$697 billion, or five per cent in 2018, with 2017 the first in two years to see an increase in this segment with 5.3 per cent.

Meanwhile, increased average selling prices for premium phones in mature markets are also expected, partially due to the introduction of the iPhone 8 and 10, along with an underlying demand for PCs from businesses replacing machines with Windows 10 PCs is driving the growth in this segment.

Delving deeper, IT services should grow 5.3 per cent, to US$ 980 billion; enterprise software continues to be the area of higher growth, with Gartner predicting an increase in spending of 9.4 per cent, or a total of US$ 387 billion.

Finally, data centre systems will see 1.8 per cent growth, according to the research firm, reaching a total US$176 billion.

"Looking at market opportunity - how profitable a market is, how big it is and how fast is it growing today and for the next five years - we have identified the top markets that companies should be looking to be part of in 2018," Gartner research vice president, John-David Lovelock, said.

"Global IT spending is showing little overall growth, as are traditional markets. These top 10 markets will be the key to remaining relevant and achieving growth in the future."

Among the 10 markets are infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), integrated platform-as-a-service (iPaas) and communications platform-as-a-service (cPaaS), alongside workstream collaboration and workforce analytics.

In addition, areas of growth also include video message-oriented middleware (MOM), endpoint detection and response, smart data discovery and in-memory data grids, with all tied to enabling and enhancing an enterprise's digital transformation efforts.

"The IT buying landscape is changing," Lovelock said. "Digital business transformation is an effort to create connected, platforms and new industry revenue streams.

"Organisations that are not creating new digital business models or new ways to engage constituents or customers, are falling behind. Those vendors that do not move more quickly than their clients, will be left behind."

Gartner analyses sales by thousands of vendors across the entire range of IT products and services for its IT spending forecast - the results cover spending across hardware, software, IT services and telecommunications.

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The skateboarding reinvisioning of a classic. The premium Blazer from Nike SB. With premium materials, like the suede upper. The classic silhouette has been equipped qith a wrap cup outsole, for a sticky board flick. A heel cup stabilizes your foot. In black, grey and white.

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Anyone for a Ford Ka? (S.W. Wales)

Discussion in 'Classified Ads' started by squirt, Feb 19, 2006.

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  1. Dark Metallic Blue Ford Ka 1.3, â03â plate

    24000 miles
    Taxed until Sept 06
    Low insurance (Insurance Group 2)
    1 lady owner
    Good run around or ideal as first car
    Â£3600 ono

    PM me for details... :)
  2. Very gay cars.
  3. Fair one.. It did me well for my first car though. Onto bigger and better now! :D
  4. A Fiesta perhaps?
  5. Has it got sheepskin seat covers?
  6. Does it come with a hairdresser?
  7. Chaps,

    Let's not take it to far off-topic...

    - MC
  8. Above MOD comment it the only KA in the village?
  9. is it a right or left hand roller skate? can you get a matching one for the other foot?
  10. How fast does it go please? And do you think it would go any faster if I got a bigger exhaust from halfords?
    How loud is the stereo?
  11. Is it a car?


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Oh The Pain

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  1. Nice to see his concerned comrades speeding to help him in his moment of need :) :)
  2. autch that has got to hurt
  3. No more kids for soldier 'X' then? 8O
  4. OUCH! 8O
  5. people will do anything to get 250 quid from youve been framed!
  6. ooof!

    He did seem to be loading a bit gingerly, think that might have happened before?

    And what were the two spare ones either side of the breech doing there if they weren't loading?
  7. ouch that looks like our brilliantly trained afgahn friends

    (apologies for piss poor spelling- im pissed)
  8. wasn't this posted under stupid yanks last week?

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    I'm going to start moving the site to it's new server tonight. This won't cause any problems yet, but I have to turn the gallery off and stop avatar uploads for boring reasons. I hope to complete the work tomorrow and then they'll be back on again.
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Thomson Reuters Links with Logical Construct for AI Doc Review

Thomson Reuters has partnered with UK-based data analysis company, Logical Construct, on an AI-driven document analysis offering for its institutional and financial services clients.

Although not specifically created to be a ‘legal AI’ application, Logical Construct, which has a focus on analysing structured data in the financial services sector, is now in effect conducting elements of legal AI doc review with Thomson Reuters for a range of major clients such as banks. The company’s Managed Legal Services arm, i.e. its Legal Process Outsourcing business, is the key partner of the tech company in this project.

In a statement, Thomson Reuters said: ‘[We] have teamed up with Logical Construct to help global financial institutions gain visibility into the key legal and economic terms and risks hidden within their legal documentation with a full-service contract data management solution.’

The integrated offering converts paper docs and images to searchable text, delivers pre-built and customisable data models to extract key legal and economic data, and provides dashboards to identify key agreements.

Co-founder of Logical Construct, Luke Trigg, told Artificial Lawyer that his company had not initially focused on legal matters, but rather complex financial contracts, such as for OTC derivatives. However, as there is clearly a legal component in any contract the company has in effect moved into the realm of ‘legal AI analysis’. Moreover, so has Thomson Reuters via this partnership.

Trigg explains that initially his work in this area had been primarily manual, but as with other AI start-ups the idea of using natural language processing (NLP) to read documents and extract information was compelling. So, Logical Construct was born. It is now around two and half years’ old, with a main base in the UK and a team of developers in Barcelona.

‘We have a focus on capital markets, but there are a lot of ‘legal custodians’ of a contract,’ Trigg explains. ‘For example, in a bank the credit risk department will have an interest in a contract, so too the sales and trading department who are working with counterparties.’

Trigg adds that they make use of NLP and machine learning to identify and extract information ‘at a clause level’. Although, the objective is primarily to use the tech to identify certain types of structured financial data embedded in text and tables, rather than seeking to extract broader legal meaning from the clauses.

Trigg also stresses, when it comes to potentially huge and complex financial transactions, e.g. involving a major derivatives contract, the results of the analysis have to be perfect. In which case, there is then a human layer of review, which here is provided by Thomson Reuters’ Managed Legal Services group.

He also points out that they have been working with the US-based giant for some time now, but Thomson Reuters has only recently decided to make a formal announcement of the joint project.

The move to more openly publicise the new doc review capability comes at a time of growing demand from banks and other large financial institutions to deal with complex risk and regulatory issues. These often demand large scale review exercises of contracts, which naturally lends itself well to AI data-driven technology, such as NLP.

Thomson Reuters for their part added that among the drivers for the project was the fact that: ‘Financial institutions are being pressed to keep pace with a myriad of regulations including uncleared margin reform, the Packaged Retail Investment and Insurance-Based Products (PRIIPs) regulation, minimum record-keeping requirements under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) and Dodd-Frank.’

‘As a result, there is a growing need to better handle contract data and access the contractual terms buried in agreements. By joining forces, Thomson Reuters and Logical Construct are able to provide the technology and processes to help financial institutions build a holistic view of such data,’ the company added.

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24Jan Message of solidarity with Tony Flannery arrives from Brazil

Members of Kairós/Nós Também Somos Igreja sent this message of support from Brazil: demonstrating that his issue has created waves all over the world

24Jan 24 January, 2013. (Thursday of Week 2 in Ordinary Time)

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There’s something wonderful about new beginnings. Throwing out the old and shopping for something new; a blank canvas inspires creativity and gives room for fresh ideas. When we heard we were getting a new website and newsletter, we were pretty excited . . .

alt. . . By the end of it, after countless e-mails and meetings, you could almost smell the desperation in the office. Oh, to just be done with it already. Did it really matter what colour the headlines were? How many events we listed for our readers? If my articles were written at three in the morning? Brainstorming had officially become a dirty word.

Our new canvas is filled with bright colours and ideas. We made it through the last stretch in one piece and (just) on deadline, all the while producing one of our biggest issues ever, the bumper 100 Best Towns and Ultimate Guide to the GBR edition. Between hectic coffee runs up the road, frantic cigarette breaks in the loading dock, daily phone calls and e-mails between editorial director and web designer and, of course, jam-packed trips for our feature stories, we managed to somehow produce a result that we are all proud of: our inaugural AT Wire!

This edition practically wrote itself, as I was invited on back-to-back trips in the last three weeks, from a remote island off the NSW South Coast all the way up the Eastern seaboard to an indigenous birthing site near Cooktown, underwater snorkelling with teeth-baring seals hell-bound on colliding with scared travel writers and high up in the air for barrel rolls in a Russian fighter plane in clear defiance of any former fear of heights.

On my travels I discovered hidden gems like the friendly people of Cooktown – and I’m not just talking about the local re-enactment society -, the world’s second largest little penguin colony and natural remedies to keep you going well into the wee hours of the morning when you are on deadline. Rather than drink coffee or Red Bull, I will revert to eating green ants’ bums next time. High in vitamin C. (A word of warning to all women: Don’t overindulge regardless of how much you like the taste. Aborigines also use this natural remedy to stimulate lactation and, apparently, it can put your hormones out somewhat.) I met some inspiring guides and great characters on my journeys and learned about nature, conservation and spirituality.

By the time I got back on terra firma and found my way to our office in Surry Hills’ news and fashion district, I only reluctantly sat down in front of my computer screen to answer hundreds of e-mails, trawl through even more images and write up my latest adventures. Luckily, the editorial team had done a wonderful job during my prolonged absence. Not only did they remember to feed our 16 little fish – I counted to be sure, and even Upside Down Bob was there swimming merrily next to the Canon camera in our aquarium – but they also researched and blogged about travel events throughout Australia for our readers – a special thanks goes to our interns whose entertaining writing style elicited quite a few laughs.

In my inbox, one of my favourite press releases was about a new range of bookstores launching in Australia. Titled Baci Lounge, for Books, Arts, Coffee Inc, it’s a concept which has already won several awards in NZ and is now opening in 283 Given Terrace, Paddington, Brisbane. The book shop not only offers meals, coffee and wine, like some of my favourites in Sydney (like Gertrude and Alice or Borders in Bondi Junction), but it also supplies American and English press titles hard to obtain in other book stores. On the next rainy day, go and check it out and send us a review. I’d love to know whether it’s anywhere near as good as it sounds in the release. And if you come across any exciting new travel titles while you’re there, be sure to let us know, too.

Another release that caught my eye was the “No Leave No Life” campaign. Launched by the Minister for Tourism it aims to discourage workers from the habit of stockpiling leave. TA’s MD Geoff Buckley is quoted: “In looking at the challenges facing domestic tourism it became apparent that if we were to get Australians travelling in Australia we actually need workers to start taking some of their stockpiled holiday leave.” It sounds a bit like the one for the country campaign and made me wonder whether we really need to be encouraged to travel with a continent as stunning as Australia on our doorstep? Since you are reading this newsletter, I guess you are at least one step closer to doing your patriotic duty and getting out there. And if you’ve already spent Kev’s bonus, check out the website’s eight week holiday giveaway promotion and win an all expenses paid trip.

For any Sydneysiders unable to tear themselves away from work long enough to travel around the country, there’s hope too. The harbour city invites visitors and locals to Enliven Their Senses from April to 31 July with free additional nights at hotels, second meals free at restaurants and complimentary tickets to Sydney Dance Company shows. And from 26 May to 14 June, “VIVID, Sydney’s new international festival, is set to transform the city into a spectacular living canvas of music, light and ideas” Tourism NSW tells me. Apparently, it’s that time of year again, when we’ve just had a breather from the creative mayhem that is the festive season and Sydney Festival, and are ready for another marathon: Writers and Film Festivals, Archibald Prize and Darling Harbour’s 21st birthday. Of course, if you still haven’t had enough and prefer looking at less artistic and perhaps, more impressive oversized easter eggs, head to the Royal Easter Show. Really, there’s no need to take leave, if you live in or near the harbour city. Then again, you might want to escape the inevitable masses and head as far away as possible to, say, Perth.

No matter where you are or where you are going, the new AT Wire is a great platform for our readers to engage with AT. So tell us what you want to read about and what matters to you. What you like about this issue and what not. What gets under your skin and what leaves you cold. Without your input, the AT Wire is like one of Klimt’s colourful paintings before he painted over it with gold. Naked.

Like artists who re-used their paintings, going over them again and again, we intend to take your feedback seriously and keep on improving on our first major draft.

Go on and send us your honest opinion; your reader stories and photos. Let’s see what kind of picture we can come up with together. Welcome to the first AT Wire – enjoy the journey!

Solveig Walkling
AT Wire Editor

P.S.: My inbox also contained a press release about a five-star hotel saying “no” to caged eggs. Of course, it’s relevant to travellers what kind of food you put on their plates, but would you really want to be advertising the fact that you had been dishing up battery-caged hens’ eggs to your upmarket customers until this Easter?


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Simona de Silvestro Behind The Wheel For Andretti Next Season

Andretti Autosport is investing in emerging talent by signing Simona de Silvestro as the only female driver on the grid so far for Formula E next season.

The upcoming season-closing double-header in London will see two new drivers joining the Formula E grid, experienced racers both who have already tested the electric racer.

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Jessi And Patrick's Once-In-A-Lifetime Open-Wheel Opportunity

In this special episode of The List, hosts Jessi Combs and Patrick McIntyre get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to pilot an F1 car after a day of instruction with the GP Experience at the Thermal Club in California. Join our hosts as they check 'Drive a Formula One car' off of their list.

The Formula One history books are hardly filled with female racing drivers. Maria Teresa de Felippis competed in a few grands prix in the late 1950s. Lella Lombardi remains the only woman to have scored championship points (albeit just a half of one when she finished sixth in the tragically aborted 1975 Spanish Grand Prix). Davina Galica, Desiré Wilson and Giovanna Amati all tried but failed to qualify for F1 races. Far from stellar results, then, but lately several teams have signed fema

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A Request from Bishop Graves: Special Harvey Relief Collection this Sunday

August 29, 2017

It is hard to believe the news coverage coming out of Texas and the ongoing catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Harvey. My heart breaks as the stories continue to be reported about how lives are changing as a result of this storm. Please join me in praying for the people in Texas and that the United Methodist Church may best respond so that we may be a blessing. Our conference will respond through the collection of requested items and ERT teams. If you are part of a team, you may find out more information through Susan Hunt

The most immediate way you can act and respond, in addition to praying, is through financial donations. I am asking each church in the Alabama-West Florida Conference to take a monetary collection in your worship services this weekend. Those collections may be sent to the conference office with "Hurricane Harvey-Texas Disaster Response" in the memo line.

Thank you for making this national tragedy a priority in your local church. I am grateful for each of you and your ministry. Together, we are better though our connection.

With Deep Appreciation,
Bishop David Graves
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CES 2016: The New Era of Premium Content Protection

Axinom DRM 6 supports PlayReady 3.0

Increased availability of a broader range of consumer devices, featuring different hardware and OS versions, already caused a high demand for the content protection. As the media and entertainment industry moves beyond HD, introducing 4K/UHD and higher resolutions, robust security becomes even more important, especially for premium Hollywood content.

Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to secure, user-friendly protection of content and cross-platform capabilities inherently positions Microsoft PlayReady DRM as a key enabler for the media and entertainment industry. Customers using Axinom DRM 6 with PlayReady 3.0 support are empowered to license a wide range of 4K Hollywood premium content for a variety of consumer devices.

Axinom DRM 6

The Axinom service is designed as a secure, trusted platform that allows publishers to deliver an exceptional experience to their customers, ensuring protection with the highest degree of security available today. Robustness, high availability, performance, scalability, and ease of integration are the key areas where Axinom DRM 6 excels.

The service supports zero-downtime maintenance and a globally distributed cloud-deployment spanning several public cloud providers. Professional SLAs cover 24/7/365 support and guaranteed availability of up to 99.99%. Integrating with Axinom DRM Service is a matter of hours, not months, thanks to a full-featured, easily integrated service API.

Axinom provides players for a broad range of devices, including PC / Mac, iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and Xbox. Axinom’s OTT portfolio covers all aspects of PlayReady protected media delivery – from content ingest, preparation and distribution to consumption on client devices.

Award for Excellence

Axinom DRM 6 is nominated in “2015 Streaming Media European Readers’ Choice Awards“. It’s the ninth annual instalment of the only awards program in the online video industry in which the readers have the say by selecting the products and services that have most impressed you over the past year.

About Microsoft PlayReady Enhanced Content Protection

Since 1999, Microsoft PlayReady Content Protection has been the most trusted DRM technology by studios and content owners. Devices using PlayReady Software based implementations are approved for 720p and 1080p content. As the industry moves beyond HD, introducing full 1080p, UHD, 4K and higher resolutions, as well as early window content, Microsoft recognized the need for a higher level of content security, and evolved its hardware based DRM to address content owners’ requirements. Through close collaboration with various stakeholders in the media industry, Microsoft released a new version of the PlayReady product suite as well as a new governance model to address these challenges.

Device Based Content Protection Improvements

PlayReady Porting Kit (PK) 3.0 was designed to optimize the integration of PlayReady into any kind of Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) to satisfy hardware security requirements. As part of the new PlayReady governance model, we have updated the PlayReady Compliance and Robustness Rules, in which we are introducing a new PlayReady Security Level 3000 (SL3000), and new requirements to the PlayReady TEE implementations to meet the hardware security requirements for PlayReady Enhanced Content Protection (ECP). This new PlayReady SL3000 is designed to be sufficient to meet the security standards for a wide range of content producers, including premium Hollywood content.

Security Level 3000

For PlayReady SL3000, Microsoft has established a certification level which requires additional verification for ECP-level implementations. SL3000 certification is meant to provide a new and robust, industry recognized, independently verified security level for content protection. Microsoft will still define and own the Compliance and Robustness rules to provide the basis for the SL3000 certification approach. SL3000 certification is intended to simplify the device vetting process of Studios and Service providers to unlock the flow of new premium content (4K, HDR, etc.) and new content delivery models (early window for Enhanced Content).

PlayReady SL3000 certification will allow for an ecosystem of SL3000 Approved Intermediate Products which have met the hardware security requirements for PlayReady Enhanced Content Protection. SL3000 Approved Intermediate Products will allow for a simplified and more cost efficient process for OEMs and other PlayReady Final Product Licensees to unlock the flow of Enhanced Content to their devices.

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Montane Ultra Tour 2.0, 22L Trail Pack

22 Litres / Foam Stiffened Back / Hydration compatible
Weighs 596g
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Montane Ultra Tour 2.0 22L Pack offer a superb range of features and a decent harness suited to ultralight backpacking and hiking.

Montane says: Fast ultra distance trail and summit, done-in-a-day pack

The Ultra Tour 22 is the ultimate super lightweight 'done-in-a-day' mountain pack. It's unique design features a roll-top closure for fast access to clothing and equipment and large stretch mesh pockets for storage of route maps, water bottles and other essentials. Features a new 'Comfort Vent Back Pad' system which offers superb comfort. The ultra lightweight, minimalist nature of the Ultra Tour 22 makes it an ideal summit pack that can be carried on longer mountain routes and used for short excursions or summit days.

Montane's Ultra Tour 22 is a brilliant pack - there are no two ways about it - why? Well many 20 litre packs will be made from very lightweight material, they won't have any back panel and most often they don't have a decent hipbelt. The Ultra Tour pack has all these faults corrected - its made from tough material, even has a stiff internal framesheet and most importantly it has a good hipbelt.

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  • Constructed from RAPTOR Zero fabric in the main body which is tough yet exceptionally lightweight and features a superb DWR and formidable tear resistance
  • Ultra lightweight Montane 'Comfort Vent Back Pad' has perforated, moulded ribs that provide excellent ventilation and wick moisture away from the body
  • 'Comfort Vent Back Pad' with CONTACT open mesh for enhanced ventilation and airflow
  • Low profile shoulder straps and hip fins feature CONTACT Air mesh for body-hugging comfort, soft feel and a quick dry time
  • Chest harness with left hand positioned clip prevents bulky buckles over the sternum and increases comfort with its low profile
  • Large wide mouth pack opening with roll-top dry bag closure for additional storm protection and fast access to contents
  • Removable side roll-top attachment webbing and buckles for further weight reduction
  • Large front stash pocket for route guides and storage of essentials whilst on the move
  • Two side angle stretch mesh 'easy grab' water bottle pockets
  • Daisy chain webbing strips on main pack body for attachment of additional items
  • Removable trekking pole attachment loops which can be repositioned on the daisy chain webbing to secure equipment  to the pack effectively
  • Removable base compression straps secure pack contents for a more stable load and allow extra external storage
  • Removable double Z-shaped side compression straps that can lock down and secure pack contents to stabilise load
  • V-shaped side compression straps that can lock down and secure pack contents to stabilise the load
  • Versatile stretch mesh pocket on the shoulder straps for use with electronic devices and compatible with Montane SoftFlask 250ml bottle (sold separately)
  • Reversible mitt and glove compatible buckles throughout
  • Body curve hip fins for excellent comfort and strong stability whatever the terrain
  • Double tension waist harness for extra stability, pack weight equilisation and ease of use while on the move
  • Hip pockets for handy storage of essential items
  • Hydration bladder compatible with internal storage sleeve
  • Subtle reflective detail at rear of pack
  • Weight: 596g
  • Fabrics: RAPTOR Zero, Contact Open Mesh, Contact Air Mesh
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Award: OCE-0545312

Award Title: Patterns of Ecosystem Function and Trophic Status in Well-mixed Subtropical Estuaries Undergoing Anthropogenic Modification
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NSF Division of Ocean Sciences (NSF OCE)
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Principal Investigator: Marc E. Frischer (Skidaway Institute of Oceanography)
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Project Data Management Plan
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Texas, United States

Style: American Double / Imperial Stout

Alcohol by volume (ABV): 11.50%

Availability: Limited (brewed once)

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Added by tendermorsel on 03-22-2013

This beer is retired; no longer brewed.

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3.83/5  rDev -4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75

A - Pours pitch black with a thin dark tan head. Body seemed thick but not much lacing.

S - Bourbon, vanilla, brown sugar and expresso.

T - Bitter dark chocolate mixed in with black expresso. Some licorice then vanilla. Bourbon barreling seems a bit overwhelming but calms down.

M - Full bodied, viscous and low carbonation. Can seem a bit cloying on the flavor.

O - It's a mess, but a good mess. Maybe time will do it good but until then it's still enjoyable now.

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4.42/5  rDev +10.8%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5

Alcohol, bourbon, and hints of chocolate and coffee greet the nose. It pours brilliant dark brown under a 1” very finely bubbled tan head that dissipates to a thick film. The palate mirrors the nose with bittersweet chocolate, coffee, bourbon, and alcohol. Its surprisingly dry for such a big beer and finishes with some bitter chocolate astringency. Very rich and creamy, full bodied to chewy with a pleasing alcohol warmth. This is a good beer but the chocolate and the coffee are almost too dry and intense. It might be more drinkable if it were dialed back just a hair but on the other hand, I do like it.

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4.5/5  rDev +12.8%

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3.75/5  rDev -6%

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4/5  rDev +0.3%

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3.77/5  rDev -5.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75

Apparently this is a bourbon barrel aged coffee stout.

Little head. Jet black. Little carbonation. Anise nose. Thin mouthfeel for the style. It's a coffee stout but all you can taste is the bourbon barrel treatment. Very very hot. Could probably use some time in the cellar.

Good beer. Not a great beer.

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4/5  rDev +0.3%

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4.25/5  rDev +6.5%

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4.25/5  rDev +6.5%

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4.01/5  rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4

appearance: Very dark and nearly opaque. Some slight ruby highlights around the edges when held to light. For an 11.5%'er, impressive mocha head and messy lacing.
smell: Wow, rich fudge and espresso. Not particularly complex, but deeply rich and pleasing.
taste: A bit thinner than the nose. Much of the same flavors of the nose initially, a little watered down, then a bitter-sweet finish.
mouthfeel: A little thin for an imp stout.
overall: Nicely done. Alcohol is well hidden. Tasty dessert or aperitif.

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4.31/5  rDev +8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25

Poured into a Due South Brewing Co. snifter. Bottleneck says Bottled on 03/13/13.

A- Pours an ominously opaque black color with an 1/8 inch light brown head that barely retains before becoming a thin ring around the edge of the glass and some light, wispy surface foam. Non-resilient lacing leaves a thick ring behind.

S- Heavy dark roast aroma with some solid coffee and oak aromas. Slightly sweet, chocolaty and has a slight nutty quality.

T- More dark roast with some more subtle oak flavors plus chocolate, coffee and vanilla in the aftertaste. Very smooth with the high ABV being hardly noticeable. Ends up being a bit on the sweet side which is fine.

M- Thick and slightly syrupy. Medium-low carbonation with an extremely full body.

O- I gotta hand it to Brash, their extreme beers are pretty impressive with the exception of their Cold Ass Honky Saison.

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3.75/5  rDev -6%

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3.79/5  rDev -5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75

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3.5/5  rDev -12.3%

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4.25/5  rDev +6.5%

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4.25/5  rDev +6.5%

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3.34/5  rDev -16.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25

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4/5  rDev +0.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4

Poured form a 650 ml bottle into a footed tulip.

A: Black. Pours about a half finger, ruby brown, foamy head. Dissipates quickly leaving only a small collection of bubbles and a beer ring. Substantial lacing.

S: Roasted espresso, dark chocolate, black licorice, vodka, almond, and molasses.

T: Bitter unsweetened chocolate with charred espresso. Heavy presence of licorice and pecan shells. A little harsh.

M: Heavy and hearty. High alcohol character, and a bit of an overly bitter finish.

D: Sip and enjoy.

Atmosphere is strong. Dark hue, cool-looking ruby brown foamy head. Plenty of lacing. Nose is a great combination of coffee, chocolate, licorice, sweet components with something of a pure alcohol thing. Bitter chocolate and coffee. High alcohol feel, I have to assume from the bourbon barrels. Overall, this is a really good quaff.

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3.75/5  rDev -6%

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3.75/5  rDev -6%

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