With a packed calendar of events, Australia's spring season is where it's at.
As winter fades away, the smell of spring fills the air and we turn our attention to more outdoorsy pursuits.
Australian spring starts in September and ends in late November, the complete opposite to the Northern Hemisphere. Flower festivals and racing carnivals pack the calendar, and if you're keen on travelling during these months, we've got 10 places to focus your attention on.
What the weather is like: Average temperatures range from 9-20°C, but this is one of the most variable seasons of the year when Melbourne earns its reputation for receiving four seasons in one day.
What the weather is like: Expect comfortable temperatures and low rainfall. Average daily temperatures range from 11-23°C.
What the weather is like: Enjoy sunny days and mild tropical evenings with average temperatures ranging from 17-25°C.
Head to the coast to witness the migration of both humpback whales (October to December) and southern right whales (June to October). You can book a tour or take your chances at popular whale watching spots Frederick Henry Bay and Great Oyster Bay.
What the weather is like: Expect longer, warmer days coupled with fresh cool nights.
Spring heralds the start of jacaranda tree season, and it's one of the most beautiful times to be in the city when touches of purple bloom everywhere you look. Check out New Farm Park or the Botanic Garden for some extra special views. Early October to early November.
What the weather is like: Average temperatures sit between 15-25°C with warm, sunny days.
What the weather is like: Fresh mornings and cool nights with average temperatures between 6-19°C.
What the weather is like: Spring brings a pleasant average of 23°C with little rainfall.
What the weather is like: The weather really begins to heat up with average temperatures ranging from 14-31°C and you can expect spectacular thunderstorms and cooler evenings.
Experience whale watching at Australia's most easterly point. You can try your luck on land at spots like Cape Byron Lighthouse, paddle out with a kayak or take a tour to see the whales. While you're out there, you might also come across the local dolphin population or even spot turtles.
What the weather is like: The season has pleasantly warm weather, the lowest average rainfall and water temperatures ranging from 21 to 25°C.
What the weather is like: There are comfortably warm temperatures in September (up to 26°C), climbing to its peak of 31°C in November. October is the start of the stinger season, meaning you'll have to wear a protective stinger suit for water activities in the second half of the season.
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The Australian autumn is truly a beautiful time to explore the nation, and to get you out and about we've honed in on eight destinations that really shine this season.
Where to go to catch spring's first blooms, whales migrating and sun-kissed beaches this month.
Skip Bali and Thailand this winter, and explore Australia. These top 10 Australian winter destinations offer festivals, ideal weather and one-of-a-kind experiences without ever leaving the country.
Our top five destinations to spend the middle of spring in.
Great weather, cheaper fares and less crowds – these are just a few of the reasons why you should travel in spring.


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Q: JMSCMQ0001: WebSphere MQ call failed with compcode '2' ('MQCC_FAILED') reason '2035' ('MQRC_NOT_AUTHORIZED') I am using Websphere mq v 7.5. When I try to send message to Queue, I get following error :

JMSCMQ0001: WebSphere MQ call failed with compcode '2' ('MQCC_FAILED') reason '2035' ('MQRC_NOT_AUTHORIZED')
  Provided Username and password are wrong.

I don't have any credentials to provide as it doesn't ask at time of installation. My camel-context configuration is given below:
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  <bean id="myConnectionFactory" class="com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnectionFactory">
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    <property name="port" value="1417"/>
    <property name="queueManager" value="QM1"/>
    <property name="channel" value="SYSTEM.DEF.SVRCONN"/>
    <property name="transportType" value="1"/>
  </bean>

A: The 2035 error you received will have more information to explain it in the queue manager error log. The fact that the JMS error message mentions a user ID and password is misleading, it could be one of a number of security failures, not necessarily that one, I suspect you are being caught by a default security rule (CHLAUTH rule) that bans the use of SYSTEM channels.
Look in your queue manager AMQERR01.LOG and then read the following post for more help on how to deal with a failure caused by a CHLAUTH rule.
I'm being blocked by CHLAUTH - how can I work out why?

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Home » Blog » enLISTED » 5 war video games where you can play as a Canadian
5 war video games where you can play as a Canadian
In Call of Duty 3, there is a campaign in which the player takes control of Private Cole, a member of the 4th Canadian (Armoured) Division.
Screenshot from the upcoming 'Call of Duty: WWII'. A callback to the franchise's earlier titles — Courtesy of Activision
Call of Duty: Roads to Victory
Call of Duty: Roads to Victory features an entire campaign based on Canadian exploits during the Second World War. With four levels in the campaign, the player takes control of Corporal Allan Bradshaw of the Calgary Highlanders, 1st Canadian Army, and Cpl. Todd Gessinger of the North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment, 1st Canadian Army, to fight off Germans during Operation Infatuate in the Battle of the Scheldt.
Call of Duty: Roads to Victory on the PlayStation Portable — Courtesy of Activision
Steel Division: Normandy 44
Newly released real-time strategy game Steel Division: Normandy 44 allows the player to take control of historical units based on the divisions that fought in the days and weeks following the Allied invasion of Normandy in 1944—including the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. The game features three single-player campaigns and up to 10 versus 10 online multiplayer battles. In addition to Canadian forces, the player can take control of units from the United States, United Kingdom, Nazi Germany, France and Poland.
Courtesy of Paradox Interactive
Wargame: AirLand Battle
Wargame: AirLand Battle is a real-time tactics game set amid the height of the Cold War. After several months of tension between NATO and the Warsaw Pact nations, an incident in the North Sea suddenly sets the world on fire, starting an all-out war.
The game allows the player to control Canadian forces as one of the playable factions. In the game, Canadian forces rely more on their robust infantry and anti-tank equipment than on their armoured divisions, which are generally made up of older equipment compared to their counterparts. More comfortable in a defensive rather than an offensive strategy, Canadian troops have a good infantry capability, thanks to their land and airborne transport, which is among the fastest in the game.
Courtesy of Focus Home Interactive
Introduced in version 1.6 of the game, the Canadian Army is a playable faction in Battlefield 1942. It has an identical load-out as other Allied forces with the exception of the replacement of the M1918 Browning automatic rifle with the M1941 Johnson light machine gun.
Battlefield 1942 was developed by Digital Illusions Creative Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X
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The Concrete Cow Brewery was established in August 2007 to supply pubs, shops and thirsty people with locally produced, hand crafted micro-brewery beer and to establish itself as the leading micro-brewery within the Milton Keynes area. The name of the brewery is taken from the locally famous, possibly world renowned, concrete cows that were created for Milton Keynes by artist and sculptress Liz Leyh in 1978. The 5.5BBL plant is big enough (or small enough, you might say!) to produce around 1580 pints per brew using brand new, modern brewing equipment that supports traditional methods to allow the quality of each brew to be influenced by the skill and knowledge of the brewer.
Brewer and proprietor Dan Bonner already had extensive training and experience gained through hours of producing around five or six home brew kits before setting up the business (remember that bit about the skill and knowledge of the brewer!) ... what you might call a baptism of beer. However, the reputation of the beer quickly grew and is now highly regarded and enjoyed by very many local people and those further afield through beer festivals and wholesaling networks.
lease select a beer below to find out more about the varieties we sell.
Amber coloured, biscuity malty flavour (named after the two pubs in Stony Stratford where the phrase originated) This is a very traditional style bitter using English 'Challenger' and 'Fuggle' hops. Malt flavours and balanced bittering give a great pint.
A very pale beer brewed using Lager Malt and hops to offer a really great alternative to that fizzy yellow stuff. A little fruit but mainly hops and more hops in flavour and aroma. Really popular.
A dark mild (named after the monks who inhabited Bradwell Abbey found a few hundred yards from the Brewery). Use of low hopping allows the full flavours of all the dark malts to be appreciated. Brewed around April and May.
A golden, refreshing zesty beer (named after the six small local 18th century cannons known as the 'Fenny Poppers') Bags of grapefruit and passionfruit citrus flavour with some dryish bitter finish.


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Hilda Gobbi est une actrice hongroise, née à  à Budapest où elle est morte le .

Elle est surtout connue pour ses rôles de femmes âgées. Membre de la résistance hongroise pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, elle contribua aussi à des œuvres caritatives, comme une maison de retraite pour acteurs.

Biographie

Enfance
Hilda Emília Gizella Gobbi  naît le  à Budapest, alors dans l'Empire austro-hongrois. Sa mère, Margit Schneckenburger, était née allemande quand son père était d'origine italienne. Son grand-père  avait été un violoniste réputé qui devint ensuite chef d'orchestre au conservatoire national. Sa famille connaissait un train de vie confortable avant que les dépenses de son père (son goût du jeu et des femmes) ne l'appauvrissent : pendant un temps, ses parents se séparèrent et Hilda et sa mère furent sans domicile.

Elle étudia à l'université catholique Péter-Pázmány, travaillant dans son jardin botanique, et y gagnant assez d'argent pour se voir accorder des prêts et s'inscrire au conservatoire d'art dramatique de 1932 à 1935.

Carrière
Pour compléter son cursus, Hilda Gobbi se fit embaucher par le théâtre national de Hongrie en 1936 et commença à tourner ses premiers films.
Durant l'Occupation, elle aida son père qui fabriquait de faux papiers en les distribuant, et resta membre du Parti communiste hongrois jusqu'en 1956, date de l'insurrection de Budapest. Si elle abandonna ensuite la politique, elle n'abandonna pas ses activités sociales, comme par exemple en soutenant des maisons de retraite pour acteurs. Elle racheta aussi la maison de Gizi Bajor pour en faire un musée, car celle-ci lui avait servi de mentor durant ses premières années, et l'avait aidée même symboliquement, lui donnant par exemple une paire de chaussures.
En 1959, elle quitta le théâtre national pour le théâtre József Attila, ne faisant aucun mystère de son homosexualité à une époque où elle était considérée comme une maladie mentale. Elle vécut avec Hédi Temessy durant les années 1950 et 1960, puis avec Erzsébet Galgóczi.
En 1971, elle revint au théâtre national où elle resta jusqu'en 1982.

Galerie

Filmographie
 1956 : Le Professeur Hannibal
 1965 : Vacances avec Piroschka
 1970 : Les Enquêteurs associés
 1977 : Mathieu l'Astucieux

Notes et références

Actrice hongroise de théâtre
Actrice hongroise
Histoire des LGBT en Hongrie
Naissance en juin 1913
Naissance en Autriche-Hongrie
Naissance à Budapest
Décès à Budapest
Décès à 75 ans
Décès en juillet 1998
Personnalité inhumée au cimetière de Farkasrét

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Shatrughan Sinha today said the BJP would be able to live up to the expectations of people only if it ceased to be "a one-man show and a two-man army".
Actor-turned-politician Shatrughan Sinha today said the BJP would be able to live up to the expectations of people only if it ceased to be "a one-man show and a two-man army".
"I had not joined the BJP to leave it. But I would not mince words when I say that we cannot meet our challenges if we continue to be a one-man show and a two-man army," he said in a clear indication to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah's hold on the party.
While Advani and Joshi, both founding members of the BJP, have been made members of the party's Margdarshak Mandal, virtually signalling the end of their active political life, Yashwant Sinha and Shourie - both former Union ministers -have of late been vocal against the policies of the Narendra Modi government.


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Magnify scores first scripted format deal with YLE's 'Mental'
By Manori Ravindran
28th March 2019 @ 11:00
Andrea Jackson's Magnify Media has struck its first scripted format deal, selling Mental into France Télévisions' VOD platform Slash, with a 10 x 23-minute series set to go into production in May with delivery this Autumn.
The original series is produced by It's Alive Productions and Finland's state broadcaster YLE.
The French adaptation is a co-production from Paris-based Black Sheep Films and Endemol Shine, which recently agreed a co-development and co-production deal to adapt young-adult fiction in the region.
The format, which tells the real-life stories of four teenagers in a secure psychiatric unit, has also been optioned by prodcos in the UK and Denmark.
The UK's Various Artists Limited, which was launched by Peep Show writers Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong with former Channel 4 comedy commissioner Phil Clarke, has optioned the format, marking the first scripted option deal for the BBC Studios-backed business.
Mental began life as a rap-music video filmed in an empty mental hospital, with the show's cast featured in the video, before ending up as a series broadcast on YLE2. While the characters in the show are fictional, the storylines are based on true stories.
Jackson, managing director of Magnify Media, said: "For our first move into scripted formats, we wanted something special — a show with meaning, depth and purpose, as well as commercial potential. The moment we saw Mental, we knew we'd found that something.
"The calibre of producers from around the world who have bought into YLE's vision is not only a testament to Mental's editorial strength, but confirmation that mental health affects us all, regardless of age, social background or nationality. Securing its first license just before MIPTV gives us the extra backing to know this format has real strength."
Tags: Alive Productions, Black Sheep Films, Endemol-Shine, France Televisions, Magnify Media, Mental, Various Artists Limited, YLE
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Andrea Jackson's Magnify Media has sold reality-fitness format Fittest Family into ProSiebenSat.1. The German broadcaster has ordered a 4 x 90-minute version of the format, which was originally created for Irish broadcaster RTÉ. It will launch in a primetime slot in Germany this spring. The show will be produced by German superindie Constantin Entertainment, with whom the deal was […]
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TCB scores German, French sales TCB Media Rights has struck 60 hours worth of sales and pre-sales with French and German broadcasters in the lead-up to next week's Sunny Side of the Doc market in La Rochelle. RMC Découverte has pre-bought The Crusaders (3 x 60 minutes), produced by Argonon-owned Like A Shot Entertainment, which […]
Walter Presents rolls out in Belgium
International drama-focused SVOD service Walter Presents is rolling out in Belgium. The service, which originated as a VOD play on UK broadcaster Channel 4 in January 2016, will launch to Flemish audiences mid-April through a partnership with media group Medialaan, which operates Flanders-based commercial channel VTM. Walter Presents will be made available on VTM's newly […]
NHK to adapt 'Secret Life of Four Year Olds'
Japanese broadcaster NHK is to adapt The Secret Life of 4 Year Olds for its free-to-air general channel. Banijay Rights has sold rights to the show to NHK Enterprises, which is producing RDF's award-winning format in Tokyo. The deal was struck by Samia Moktar, sales manager at Banijay Rights. Local versions of the format have been produced in France, […]
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What is the Difference Between Hot Gazpacho and Tomato Soup?
Answer: About $10
It's easy to abuse gazpacho. After all, it's just pureed raw vegetables, their quality making the difference between being delicious and being just glorified V8 juice. Made with sun ripened, local tomatoes at their peak of flavor in the summer, it is a super simple treat.
Like many beloved food names, the word gazpacho has come to mean something other than its original connotation. Today it can be any pureed vegetable concoction, usually served cold, but sometimes not.
The word's origin is lost in history with various scholars attributing it to Arabic, Greek, Hebrew or Latin.
There are white gazpachos and green, but the classic has a tomato base, sometimes embellished with a little vinegar or olive oil. Easily made in these days of blenders and food processors, it's a cold mélange of tomatoes (maybe seeded and/or peeled), maybe peppers, garlic, onion, stale bread, olive oil, vinegar or lemon juice (depending on how flavorful your tomatoes are). To be really authentic, and have a coarser texture, pull out the mortar and pestle.
Believed to have originated in Spain, gazpacho recipes vary by where it is made and the tastes of the person making it. The Andalucía and Catalonia regions (and maybe others) claim to be its birthplace, but it surely originated earlier, perhaps in the Middle East or ancient Rome. Whatever your favorite Mexican haunt wants you to believe, it is definitely not of Latin American heritage, other than by way of the conquistadors.
Regardless of where it was invented, I was delighted with the version presented at an "authentic Slow Food" Catalan restaurant in Barcelona on a hot summer's day: Watermelon Tomato Gazpacho. Bright red and extremely light with no bread or other thickening, it was poured over a tiny garnish of red watermelon and tomato cubes resting in a pool of Spanish olive oil, which rose to the shimmering surface making little dots. I later learned that a friend from Madrid (who is an excellent cook) routinely puts melon into her gazpacho blend.
Gazpacho at the Supermercado
You can occasionally find pre-made gazpacho in US supermarkets, but in Spain, there are whole sections devoted to it.
White gazpacho is made from pale ingredients like cucumber, garlic, almonds, lemon, maybe a little parsley or cilantro or white grapes, and is often served with a seafood garnish.
White Gazpacho with Olive Oil
The green version is a puree of raw green vegetables with a little vegetable or chicken stock, or a little cream.
Green Gazpacho
On a totally inauthentic, but probably delicious, side are things like mango gazpacho, to which I say, why not call it cold mango soup?
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Arno Schmidt on August 3, 2012 at 1:25 pm said:
Well written and very much on target. The Spanish Pavillon at the 1962 World's Fair in New York served gazpacho lightly creamed accompanied with white bread cubes (not toasted), diced red and green peppers. I had gazpacho on the menu and found out that cream must be added to order because the soup will curdle on account of the high acidity level.
I believe that gazpacho is of Arabic origin and the gazpacho was originally made with almonds, herbs and bread. Tomatoes did not reach Europe until the middle of the 17th century and were not widely cultivated.
Gabriela on September 14, 2018 at 1:46 pm said:
I started reading this and had to stop where the author claims that the origin of gazpacho is not Latin. First of all, assuming that the Orginal or classic Gazpacho is tomato based, then it Obviously has Latin american heritage given that tomatoes were brought to Europe until the 16th century by the conquistadors who fund them in Mexico. Tomato's are not indigenous from Europe, so attributing this to Ancient Rome or the Greeks is very stupid and uninformed.
MEGusta on September 20, 2018 at 8:41 am said:
The young lady should have kept reading, and she would have learned that tomato free gazpachos existed in pre-Columbian days, hence, the name. Reading entire articles is how you avoid sounding 'stupid and uninformed.'


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Rodrigo Manrique de Lara (1406-Ocaña, 11 de noviembre de 1476), I conde de Paredes de Nava fue un noble que guerreó contra los musulmanes. Fruto de su primer matrimonio fue Jorge Manrique, quien le dedicó la elegía Coplas por la muerte de su padre. Rodrigo fue hermano del aristócrata y también poeta y dramaturgo Gómez Manrique. Estuvo al lado de los infantes de Aragón en su enfrentamiento contra Juan II de Castilla y Álvaro de Luna.

Biografía
Primer conde de Paredes de Nava, era el hijo menor del adelantado Pedro Manrique de Lara, señor de Amusco, de quien recibió la villa de Paredes de Nava y tuvo el señorío de Vega de Doña Olimpa, y de Leonor de Castilla, y hermano del poeta y dramaturgo Gómez Manrique. Durante toda su vida estuvo en conflictos con Álvaro de Luna por la defensa de sus posesiones.

Entró en la orden de Santiago en 1418 con doce años de edad. En 1434 asistió a la toma de Huéscar. Fue trece de la orden en 1440. Peleó en la batalla de Olmedo (1445). En mayo de 1452 fue nombrado primer conde de Paredes de Nava por el rey Juan II.

Participó activamente en la Liga nobiliaria enfrentada a Enrique IV y en la denominada "farsa de Ávila" (1465), por la que recibió el título de Condestable de Castilla.

A la muerte del infante don Alfonso, hermano del rey, tomó partido por la princesa Isabel, futura reina Isabel la Católica, estando presente en el Pacto de los Toros de Guisando, según el cual se reconocía a Enrique IV como rey de Castilla y como sucesora a su hermana Isabel, sacando de la línea sucesoria a Juana la Beltraneja.

En 1474 fue proclamado gran maestre de la Orden de Santiago en la villa de Uclés.

Los Manrique o Manrique de Lara constituyeron una de las más poderosas familias nobiliarias de la España medieval y entre sus títulos destacan el Ducado de Nájera y el Marquesado de Aguilar de Campoo, ambos entre los veinticinco primeros a los que Carlos V reconoció en 1520 por primera vez la Grandeza de España. Fue enterrado en el monasterio de Uclés. Por diversos avatares históricos su sepultura desapareció. Su epitafio, tallado en una de las almohadas de piedra donde reposaba su cabeza, rezaba:

Además de su posición en la historia, quedó inmortalizado no solo por la elegía fúnebre o planto escrito por su hijo Jorge Manrique, las Coplas a la muerte de su padre, sino por la semblanza que dejó de él Hernando del Pulgar en sus Claros varones de Castilla (1486):

A su muerte fue Pedro Manrique, hijo primogénito de su primer matrimonio con Mencía de Figueroa, quien heredó el título de conde de Paredes, en el siglo XVIII el condado se concentró, junto con muchos otros en la casa de los duques de Nájera, marqueses de Aguilar de Campóo. De su tercer matrimonio con Elvira de Castañeda, hija de Pedro López de Ayala y María de Silva, tuvo como hijo al cardenal Alonso Manrique, arzobispo de Sevilla e Inquisidor General.

Referencias

Bibliografía

 , Víctor de, "El doble epitafio de Rodrigo Manrique", en Vivencias y pervivencias en la poesía de los cancioneros. Madrid: Laberinto, 2007, pp. 117-126.
, Luis; , Juan José. Diccionario histórico, genealógico y heráldico de las familias ilustres de la monarquía española. Madrid: Sánchez, 1864, Vol. 7

Maestres de la Orden de Santiago
Militares de España del siglo XV
Condes de España


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Better Than Ezra is een Amerikaanse alternatieve rock & postgrunge band, opgericht in 1988.

Bezetting

Huidige leden
 Tom Drummond - basgitaar & achtergrond zang (1988 - heden)
 Kevin Griffin - gitaar, piano & zang (1988 - heden)
 James Arthur Payne Jr. - gitaar, toetsen & achtergrond zang (1996 - heden)
 Michael Jerome - drums (2009 - heden)

Voormalige leden
 Cary Bonnecaze - drums & achtergrond zang (1988 - 1996)
 Travis McNabb - drums (1996 - 2009)
 Joel Rundell - gitaar & achtergrond zang (1988 - 1990, overleden)

Discografie

Albums
Tussen haakjes totaal aantal weken in de lijst

EP's
Tussen haakjes totaal aantal weken in de lijst

Singles
Tussen haakjes totaal aantal weken in de lijst

Amerikaanse rockband
Alternatieve rock
Grunge


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O primeiro turno da eleição presidencial brasileira de 2006 foi realizado em 1 de outubro, como parte das eleições gerais naquele país. Neste pleito, os cidadãos brasileiros aptos a votar escolheram o atual incumbente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Nenhum dos candidatos recebeu mais do que a metade dos votos válidos, e um segundo turno foi realizado em 29 de outubro. De acordo com a Constituição, o presidente é eleito diretamente pelo povo para um mandato de quatro anos, podendo ser reeleito uma vez. Nessa eleição o atual presidente Lula estava concorrendo a reeleição.

Em Rondônia, o candidato tucano, Geraldo Alckmin, recebeu 47,04% dos votos no primeiro turno, já o candidato petista, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva , ficou com 45,06%, enquanto a candidata do PSOL, Heloísa Helena, recebeu 5,57% dos votos naquele estado. No segundo turno, Geraldo Alckmin perdeu 2,37% e acabou sendo derrotado por Lula que ficou com 55,33%, enquanto Alckmin recebeu 44,67% de votos.

Eleição presidencial no Brasil em 2006
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Arsenal's Petr Cech has spoken openly and given his thoughts on which goalkeeper will play for the club in Sunday's Carabao Cup final (via The Telegraph).
It's a surprisingly common problem for managers in the modern game when it comes to cup finals: which goalkeeper to start.
Very often, the backup keeper starts in a side's cup competitions but when it gets to the final, there are calls for the senior man to get the nod.
Arsene Wenger has chosen to do just that this season with David Ospina starting in all three cup competitions, leaving Petr Cech out of the team.
Cech has given his thoughts on who he thinks will play in Sunday's Carabao Cup final against Manchester City.
"At the start, it was clear that it was going to be like that," Cech said when asked whether or not he expects Ospina to start on Sunday.
"I will be there with the team supporting but I don't expect to play. It is always hard to watch any game from the bench or even from the stand if you are not selected.
Petr Cech has always been a hugely professional player and that will continue, regardless of whether or not he plays on Sunday. Hopefully, it won't matter which keeper plays in an Arsenal win.


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Tuesday was the monthly Southern California conlanger meetup. As always, David J Peterson and I got together. David usually has his laptop with him, and leaves the laptop bag resting on the floor. Groucho decided that the bag was on the floor just for him to sleep on.


Among those whom I like or admire, I can find no common denominator, but among those whom I love, I can; all of them make me laugh.
Hurry Hon! I think we can catch it if we run.
So we cinched up our backpacks and off we ran to the free summer Stanley Park shuttle bus that offered "free shuttle service around the park stopping at 14 popular locations." Oh, and "The shuttle stops are easily identified." And sure enough, right on cue, as we raced into the Rose Garden, the bus squealed to a stop. We looked , smiled at the driver and climbed on. And took off our packs and sat down. Because after a few hours hiking the Park's walkway and seawall and North Creek and Beaver Lake and South Creek Path, our feet were sore. So we caught our breath and enjoyed the view. First, Rhodendron Garden, and the Rowing Club. Then the Salmon Stream and Lost Lagoon. Isn't this great? Jim asked.
And it's free, I sighed, sinking into my window seat, about halfway back, driver's side, admiring the totem poles.
Hey- there's our car! Jim said. And sure enough, it was. And seconds later this sign, "Leaving Stanley Park." Little did we know.
Next stop, the driver piped, Vanier Park. Then Granville Island. Enjoy three of the city's best attractions all in scenic Vanier Park. What? Vanier Park? What happened to Stanley Park? I whispered to Jim. Maybe he's giving us a little bonus ride, he said with that grin. I was none too sure. And as riders got on at the Vanier stop, the driver started asking for tickets. That's funny, I whispered again. We didn't show any ticket when we got on. Maybe that's because we raced right on, Jim said, his eyes growing wide. Riders piled in at Granville Island and my anxiety was rising mile high. No, you're not in Kansas anymore. Or Stanley Park. We were probably only 5 miles away, but it felt 500 miles away. I slumped deeper into my seat and resisted looking up for fear of meeting the driver's eyes. Sure enough, at each stop the driver- or his assistant- punched tickets. But he hadn't punched ours. Or, by the matchless grace of God, even asked to see them.
We didn't have tickets. We were free riders. And with each stop, my misery grew. Then the bus driver looked back, ominously, I thought. I avoided his gaze and trembled slightly as he grabbed his radio. By now the din of the riders drowned out the driver's voice. But I thought I knew why he made that call. Jim, do you think he knows? I felt like a mouse hiding on top of a carpet cat tower. He might. Maybe he was calling the authorities. Then, Be prepared to show your tickets at the next stop in Gastown. A new driver will be stepping on board. I squirmed. And tried to look invisible. What are we going to do, Hon? I almost cried. We have no money. Should we just go up and confess? Nah. Just pray it goes back to Stanley Park, Jim assured. I did. And the bus filled and a new very crisp, capable looking driver stepped in at the Starbucks in Gastown. I curled into a ball and heard nothing whatsoever about the sights in Gastown. The driver took his place and the old driver got off. I exhaled, Now our secret was safe.
Abigail, whatever you do, don't look up, Jim said staring down into his book. The new driver's looking our way. I grimaced, and slunk a little lower. I could barely see out the window. Oh no! He just picked up his radio. He's talking and he just looked at us again. This was unbearable. I think I'd have preferred a night in the Vancouver clink to this. I heard something about Grouse Mountain off to the right but I dared not lift my head to peek. Abigail, I think they might get us at the next stop. Get ready to run. I turned my head the slightest inch to see another grin. But despite myself, his grin made me grin. Then, the driver's voice broke in.
And after our nearly 90 minute (free) tour of Vancouver proper, the loop had closed. We spotted our car again. Then the Rose Garden. Now the bus slowed. As soon as it stops, just run as fast as you can, Jim whispered. I almost laughed as we grabbed our packs and rose. And with the most grateful and innocent smile I could muster, but without eye contact, I said, Thanks for the tour. I couldn't, and didn't, say then that I enjoyed the tour. But 15 years and plenty of retellings of the Infamous Stanley Park Incident hence, I realize that I did. I did enjoy that undercover, high-stress Vancouver loop. I enjoyed it because of Jim.
He makes me sweat and makes me laugh. He knows me pretty well and still loves me. Jim knows I don't laugh enough and I'm prone to introspection. So Jim makes me laugh. Moral of the story: Marry someone who makes you laugh. And if you can't do that, find a friend who makes you smile. Because life is full of inconvenience. And, after all, adventures are only inconveniences rightly considered. And rightly considered the Vancouver loop was edge-of-my-seat, or slink-deep-in-my seat adventure. Because I was with my husband, my friend Jim.


A big earthquake at midnight last night on the Northern end of South Island New Zealand was a major incident with various implications for incident/disaster management. I'd like to pick up on a few security awareness aspects while the incident is fresh in my mind and still playing out on the NZ media as I write this.
There is a lot of effort put into preparedness for such events, across the whole country. For instance, the central safety message "Drop, cover, hold" is simple, widely repeated and used consistently in a variety of media and situations. Even the iconic images and colours (lots of black-and-yellow, warning colours with a strong biological basis) are consistent. Schools run classroom teaching on it. Websites and public safety demonstrations repeat it, frequently. There are flyers and leaflets, plus local, regional and national exercises to practice the actions, with extensive media coverage. "Get ready, get thru" is a strong theme. Full marks! [I have a slight concern about tourists and visitors new to NZ: how are they informed? I appreciate the mixed messages in "Welcome to NZ. Learn how to survive your trip ..." but public safety must be a high or top priority, surely?].
The preparedness extends to a nation-wide resilience, a cultural aspect. People are genuinely concerned for each other and willing - in fact keen to help out. The news reporting naturally and genuinely emphasizes the human angles as well as factually describing the situation. Today we've heard from farmers worried about damage to their stock water supplies and milking sheds, civil defence and insurance people talking about what to do now, and MPs talking about their families - a broad spectrum. We are still getting occasional stories about people patiently waiting for their quake-damaged Christchurch properties and services to be repaired, and there is genuine concern about the traumatic effects of the latest quake and aftershocks on survivors of the Christchurch quake in 2011.
PS Even Google is playing its part. I've just noticed the red message at the top of a query I did to find links for this very blog piece. Good work Google!


Halfway is story number forty-seven in the #52ShortStories challenge.
I'm sure I've mentioned it before (things tend to run together after 47 stories), but when you're doing this sort of off-the-cuff writing, there's a lack of control that is both harrowing and thrilling. I wrote Halfway in a genre I don't naturally gravitate toward and after several days, I knew this could easily turn out to be something much longer than I could possibly complete in one week.
So many times, I'm down to the wire when I'm hit with a solution to a problem like that. But I guess there ain't nothin' like a little pressure to kick one past the fear of putting something dumb out there and just being happy with what you have.
We are the worst judges of our own work. Those who read the story seemed to enjoy the characters and plot. A good reminder as to why we just need to put things out there and move on to the next story.
Experiment! That's one of the benefits of working on short stories. There are so many opportunities to do the 'crazy' thing.
We are definitely the worst judges for our own work. Sometimes that's a good thing, because it keeps us in check. But it becomes more difficult when we want to edit and can't be sure what works best because we've read the piece so many times!
Lol. Well now I'm DEFINITELY convinced we can't judge our own writing! You're a fantastic author, Jill and everything you've achieved has proven that. ?


Ann Curry, Award-winning NBC broadcast journalist, on combating atrocity through the power of acknowledging the significance of every individual.
"Once we realize the value of our human family, that every one of us is as valuable as the other, and that no one is more valuable than anyone else– whether you're the president of the United States or whether you're scrubbing kitchen floors at a restaurant– that every life matters; and when we measure the value of a life; and we look at people that way, then we can't say that because you're black you're not as important; or because you're an African tribesman living on the edge of the desert making your life in a little village, with little animals, and beautiful crops, and a sweet, quiet life; that that life is less important than the lives of people living in a big city, working at big companies, making lots of money. I think it's about weighing the value.
Once we understand that we are all significant, that every one of us is important, that we all have something to give, then I think it's going to be impossible for us to, even more impossible for us, to allow this kind of cruelty; because it means that it's an affront to every one of us that any one of us is persecuted for what they were born into this world to be.
I think that it's the job of each one of us, as human beings, to honestly look at prejudices in ways we separate people, and diminish and judge others, and make sure that we're not making this mistake as well.
Throughout human history, each succeeding generation looks back and says, "My God, how could that generation before me have allowed that? They strung up black people, they hang them in the trees, and took pictures of themselves and sent them in postcards to their family members in America? Oh my God! How could they have done that?" we ask ourselves.


The coaching staff and players will focus on individual fundamentals. Bunting, base running techniques, and hitting development will be stressed on offense; proper footwork, throwing mechanics and fielding will be covered on defense. Sessions are open to boys and girls.
Coach Baer '86 graduated U.C. Berkeley with a degree in History. He received his Master's degree and credential from National University. Coach Baer currently teaches and coaches at Franklin High in the Elk Grove district. He played baseball, basketball, and football at Jesuit. Coach Baer played college baseball at Sac City, American River, and Sacramento Men's Senior Baseball League. He has been coaching baseball since 1994, at both Jesuit and Franklin High School. Coach Baer is also certified by the Positive Coaching Alliance and believes coaching is an extension of the classroom learning environment – Coaches are teachers first.


I realize by now that I can try to teach the world forever, and it will always be an uphill battle. There are some things, though, that you just should know. Living and functioning in this world requires some minimums of knowledge. However, I find that some people fall short of even these minimums. To that end, I am doing a public service to try an educate you, the public. Learn, and go out and teach your knowledge about what it takes to live in our society.
I have not been in too many women's bathrooms, so maybe this is gender specific, but time after time, I enter public restrooms only to find that the toilet left unflushed. The urinals are bad enough, but the other… There is nothing—with the possible exception of a Barbra Streisand concert—that I would rather see less than someone else's work. Come on, people, you can do better than this. You're not two years old any more. If you are one of these people, STOP IT NOW! If you are not an offender, but know one, make sure you make them as big as social pariah, as say, those bastards that bring 29 items into the express lane at the grocery store.
And while I am on the subject of all things bathroom, I have observed more behavior that makes me cringe. I'm talking about basic sanitation. I don't know how to get this point across better than a song that used to run during cartoons when I was nine: "Wash your hands after going to the bathroom/Wash your hands after changing babies too/Cause we don't want to catch hepatitis/And we don't want hepatitis to catch you—Who? You!" I'm sorry I had to resort to a song, but that's the state we're in today. People, even if it's just the cursory quick run of your hands under cold water, at least make the appearance of an effort to be clean.
I think I have mentioned this before, but it's time to do so again. There is nothing worse than to pick up the phone and hear the following: "Who's this?" Hey, dumbass, you called me. You know who I am, or at least have a 1 in 4 chance. I have no idea who you are. Tell me who you are, and then ask to speak to whomever. At the very least, you can politely ask to talk. Don't demand to know my name; all you will do is put me on the defensive.
Okay. You're out driving around, and your lane is about end. The person in the lane next to you lets you in. What do you do? If you have any manners, you wave. No big deal; you don't have to perform a genuflect there on the freeway—just a small wave of the hand will do. It's only a token, but it lets the other driver know that you realize they yielded when they didn't have to, and you appreciate it. It has been brought to my attention that majority of people who don't do this are women—and before you get all mad and send me some feministy harangue, most of the women I have talked to support this view; even my own mother. She claimed the reason is that a woman doesn't want the guy to think she's coming on to him. Of course, she also told me she was 29 for at least half a decade, so I am unsure as to the validity of her claim. Maybe I am giving women a bad break. Forget about that. Whoever you are, make sure you take the time to give the little wave out there on the roads. Society will be a much better place.
We can argue all day about whether a tip should be 15 or 20%. I leave that up to your own conscience. One thing should not be in argument, though. When your party stays at the table longer than normal—whether you are having a business lunch or talking after church—you are denying the server the use of that table for another customer. In this case, as my dad likes to say, you rent the table. It is just like a U-Haul truck: If I keep it an extra day, I pay another thirty bucks. Whatever formula you use to tip, this is void when you sit there forever. You have the right to sit there, but take care of the servers accordingly, and they will be grateful for it and remember you, which will pay dividends in the future.
Finally, I have found a disturbing number of people lacking basic knowledge in human anatomy. Look, some things will never be resolved. Ginger or Mary Ann? Crunchy peanut butter or smooth? Backstreet Boys or NYSNC? This one, however, is without question. I am of course talking about the perplexing moral issue of laps. I have heard many an educated person claim that the lap is part of the body, like an arm or a leg or a spleen. Just for the record: laps are created when one sits down, and their uses are for portable computers, quarter-pounders (while driving), and shapely young women. Laps are not—and never have been—body parts. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.
Oh, and one more thing, although I'm sure you know it already: Never ever stop in the middle of a Ho-Down!