Canggu restaurants are well-varied in settings and style, catering to budgets low and high. Being one of Bali's best surfing destinations, chilled and laidback vibes are easy to find. You'll come across surfer shack style spots along main roadsides leading to Canggu's beaches, such as Betelnut on Batu Bolong and Canteen Café on Batu Mejan. Or, for ultra-luxe dining options, you can head down to the signature restaurants of the arty Hotel Tugu Bali.
Drop into any Canggu restaurants or cafe for a quick and healthy breakfast fix prior to paddling out to the waves, or to cool off in a shade for freshly baked goods and wholesome lunches, ranging from local to western. Dining in Canggu lets you choose from venues with sea views or green rice fields. Whether you are looking for a quick bite, a cosy coffee spot, or a place to enjoy an evening, let this compilation of where and what to eat in Canggu Beach be your guide.
This small French restaurant on one of the Canggu side streets serves up homemade French cuisine in intimate and cosy settings. The menu features typical French delicacies, from escargot, beef bourguignon and cordon blue, to exclusive specialties from the region of Alsace, which is highly influenced by Alemannic food culture near the German border. These range from flambés and foie gras to bratwursts and sauerkrauts homemade with Riesling. There's also a good selection of speciality cheeses with fondues and tartiflettes. Dinner paired with Champagne from Duval Leroy starts from USD 108 (IDR 1.500.000). Special evenings such as its Soiree Moules Frites or Fried Mussels Evening, is at USD 21 (IDR 300,000) per person and includes dessert.
For some Japanese delights such as gyoza and ramen while in Canggu, drop into Aoba, a small restaurant on the rice field-clad Jalan Subak Sari. It is easy to spot with its stark Japanese style banners in front of its parking lot. Inside, interiors may be basic, but the food is authentic with recipes by its Japanese owner hailing from Shinjuku. Besides delicious gyoza dumplings, there's also good selection of sushi and miso. A hearty meal for two starts from around USD 14 (IDR 200,000). After enjoying your meals, you can dress up in Japanese costumes, have your photo taken against ornaments, then lie to your friends about your 'trip' to Tokyo.
As one of the signature dining rooms at Bali's renowned art hotel, Tugu Hotel Bali, Bale Puputan offers a different kind of dining experience. It is practically a 'dining chamber', heavily decorated with antiques of Balinese royalty of yesteryears, some hailing from the 19th century and most relating to the historical Puputan battles during the Dutch colonial times, hence its name. Tall antique armchairs circle a centuries-old marble table with statues looking over, as you enjoy the 13-course Grand Rijstaffel dinner, with local and Indonesian delights such as martabak ayam, soto ayam spicy chicken soup and turmeric spiced fish, all served in sequence by a parade of a dozen waiters. Rijstaffels must be booked a day in advanced, while dinners any other evening ranges around USD 50 (IDR 700,000) for two.
If you're a coffee lover, you're in for a treat. Try out and taste some great Balinese single origin, organic Arabica from Kintamani at this specialty cafe while in Canggu. Bootstrap offers all-natural coffee, handcrafted cold and slow for 15 hours with pure water, then double-filtered for an acid-free and smooth flavour. As a result is a truly refreshing drink. Here you can choose one of their signature smooth white coffees, which has coconut milk and nectar added, or a 'virgin mojito' with lime juice, mint and coconut water. You can sip to your heart's content right inside its cosy house, or hoard some of those cool dark 300ml glass bottles (USD IDR 35,000) or a large 600ml bottle of cold brew concentrate (USD 9 or IDR 120,000) to bring home.
Bungalow Living invites those venturing west from the main Seminyak proper to relax in its pretty and cosy little retreat located on the main Berawa Beach road. The café of a little tropical home ware shop of the same name presents fresh juices, smoothies, coffees and teas. The spot's non-human host and mascot is a big brown poodle by the name of BB King, who welcomes you in inside to chill. Kids will love the milkshakes, and adults will find content in the great range of cakes and sweet morsels available daily. Prices range between USD 1 to 4 (IDR 12,000 – 48,000). After enjoying the light meals, you may find a great exotic indigo quilt or a brilliantly coloured chevron striped cushion to bring home.
This petite cake and coffee shop is located on the quaint beach street of Berawa Beach in Canggu, and invites those with a sweet tooth to come in to enjoy a light but tasty bite with great coffee. It offers a cosy nook from where to beat the heat with a slice of cake, pie, muffin, or brownie. Latte art is an added feature on your order from its range of Illy coffee. It is a great spot to bring the kids too, who will revel in the array of cupcakes and homemade marshmallows. They even receive orders for custom designed birthday cakes. Cake slices start from USD 1.5 (IDR 20,000).
Café Canggu serves as a cosy spot along the main Berawa Beach road, where you can enjoy indoor or outdoor seating with views to adjacent rice fields, over an eclectic selection of Asian and western dishes. The selections are prepared with a touch of Mediterranean influence and with a focus on fresh organic ingredients. House specialties include spicy tom yum prawn soup served with a side of rice (USD 3 or IDR 38,000) and a Spanish cold gazpacho (USD 2.5 or IDR 35,000) made with fresh vegetables and herbs with extra olive oil, wine and croutons on top. Special healthy juices dominate the drinks list, such as its super antioxidant juice (IDR 25,000) made of carrots, beetroots, apples and celery.
Canteen is one of the popular breakfast hangouts in Canggu among surfers and expats living in the neighbourhood. You can head down here for brunch and enjoy refreshing fruit bowls, granolas and sultana porridges (USD 2-3 or IDR 25,000-35,000) with fresh fruit juice or teas. For lunch there's a selection of healthy salads, wholesome wraps and burgers. They open only until late afternoon. If you don't know what to order, check out their value meal packages with a combination of their best offerings, starting from USD 3.5 (IDR 50,000). Also, check out their nice classic boards hanging from their ceiling, together with other retro surf and vintage beach culture stuff inside.
Loosely translated as the 'Love Café' in the local tongue, Cinta Café offers something for the whole family with its cosy and friendly settings, including a small playground at front for kids to play in, and further back you will discover a great seating with unobstructed rice paddy field views. Its glass food display is akin to local warung food stalls, with different morsels to choose from. Meanwhile its ala carte menu highlights selections of pastas and burgers. During the evenings, the place takes on a romantic vibe for candlelit dinners. Lone diners also welcome, as it's easily a chill place to have a good read or bring a laptop together with your hearty meals and cold draught beer. Prices start from USD 1.5 (IDR 20,000).
Coffee n' Oven offers a great spot for a coffee break while out and about in the quaint coastal neighbourhood of Berawa Beach in Canggu. The café is within only a ten-minute drive north of the Seminyak proper. The unique bakery and café invites you to enjoy a great range of freshly home baked breads, baguettes, croissants and cakes, accompanied by freshly brewed coffee blends. Typical Australian meat pies, French and Italian pastry, German breads and good old American burgers are a great treat before or after a day out surfing Canggu's world-class breaks. You can take home their homemade tropical fruit jams. Prices start from USD 2 (IDR 25,000).
Crate Cafe provides travellers with a cool nook to stop in to on surfing trips or any other day adventures around the popular Canggu beach. The café features a laidback vibe, and is open for breakfast and lunch only. Interiors reflect its name, where rustic wood and vintage crates serve as unique décor. It's a great spot to drop in for a morning bite with their 'brekkie board' comprising toasts topped with eggs, accompanied by fresh fruity juices and blends. Other must-tries include 'shrooms' sautéed mushrooms and sourdough (IDR 30,000) and The Barber toast with aioli, tomato, lettuce and bacon at USD 3 (IDR 40,000).
Cueplay Café offers a cosy spot for your coffee fix along the main Canggu Beach road of Jalan Pantai Berawa. By day, there's great freshly brewed cappuccino, espressos, infused water, raw pasta, homemade gourmet wraps, and apple pies to enjoy at very reasonable prices, while after sunset, this little nook turns into a fun hangout with DJs taking to their turntables with groovy beats to help along the chill-out mood. The overall vibe, day and night, is casual and laidback, with on-floor cushions for an even more relaxed experience. Main menu selections start from USD 2 (IDR 30,000).
Doji welcomes you to a refined dining setting inside a Kyoto style house, with cosy seating overlooking the rice fields of Tibubeneng in Canggu. The restaurant menu highlights a great assortment of Japanese delights, from sushi platters, cold soba soups to Japanese style curries and desserts. There are also western style light bites as a side option such as wholesome sandwiches, with fillings ranging from bacon and lettuce to egg and pork cutlets. Dinner mains include tempura rolls, grilled lamb, charcoal grilled pork and assorted sashimi highlights of the day. All go down well with soothing Kyoto ocha tea. Dinners are around USD 18 or IDR 250,000 for two. The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.
Get your healthy fruit bowls and creamy smoothies at this café on Canggu's Batu Bolong route. Almost everything served at Eden Café is driven towards healthy living. There's also coffees by Lazumba, hot/cold chocolate drinks using real dark cacao chunks by Bali Chocolat, and their own homemade Kefir Yogurt and Kefir Soda that provide good probiotics for your body. Smoothie bowls come in mix choices of tropical fruits such as dragon fruit, mango, pineapple, strawberry, bananas and coconuts, with a variety of nut toppings, each at only USD 3.5 (IDR 50,000). Their protein blend shakes are similarly priced. You can head to a separately managed spa next door after your feel-good meal here.
This specialty coffee, donut shop and crepes house on Canggu's Berawa Beach road is a great stopover for your caffeine fix, with selections of select single origin Arabica from Bali, Java and Aceh on offer. To accompany your sips, there are homemade potato-based donuts, as well as traditional Indonesian delights such as mini breads called 'kue cubit' (IDR 10,000), as well as French style sweet and savoury crepes available. All of the baked items here are less than a dollar.
Enjoy a great selection of Asian fusion, Mediterranean and Tex-Mex dishes as well as tasty tapas for breakfast through dinner at this secluded café on one of Canggu's quiet side streets. Light bites to choose from include crispy chicken wings buttered with honey garlic barbecue sauce (IDR 35,000) and a crunchy noodle salad mixed with cherry tomatoes and sweet Thai dressing (IDR 45,000), while you can go heavier with grilled tenderloins that come with a choice of black pepper or mushroom sauce (IDR 95,000) or juicy piggy ribs that are richly seasoned and served with grilled corn cobs (IDR 90,000). Drop in for their happy hours with 'buy one, get one free' mojitos on offer.
This noodle house offers vegetarian cuisine inspired by the food cultures across Southeast Asia, with dishes that are easily adjusted if you're a vegan. Healthy selections for breakfast include a 'green brekky' comprising greens sautéed with herbs in olive oil, and served with avocado and sourdough toast (IDR 35,000), and strawberry banana pancakes with ice cream and honey. Lunch menu items vary with Asian delights such as tofu wontons with ginger and shiitake mushrooms, spicy laksa soups, Japanese miso ramen, and Thai basil noodles ranging between IDR 35,000 and 70,000 per serving. Kids menus also available.
Like its other branches in Seminyak, Sanur and Jimbaran, Grocer & Grind's Canggu branch near Echo Beach features cosy interiors with wooden tables where you can order your breakfast, a wholesome and healthy lunch, or full-on dinner. Canggu expatriates and surfers love the place as a go-to for breakfasts, especially for its daily roasted organic coffee and favourites that include open omelette, smoked salmon savoury pancakes with soft poached egg, streaky bacon with baby mozzarella, and toasted ciabatta. Prices range between USD 2 and 6 (IDR 30,000 and 80,000) per item.
Hijau Café & Warung serves up Asian fusion cuisine, as well as a selection of barbequed items and sandwiches. It's a great stopover to escape to from the heat of the day, where you can pick a spot and cool down with soothing views over green rice fields at the back. Start off with a wholesome chicken wrap (IDR 35,000) or local favourite 'lumpia' spring rolls (IDR 22,000), then savour their version of the Indonesian favourite gado-gado mixed vegetable and soybean curd salad doused in peanut sauce (IDR 32,000). Italian pastas are also an available alternative on the menu.
Drop by this quaint little café in the northern area of Canggu for a quick grab of coffee or head early for delicious breakfasts. Its cosy wooden accented interiors blend with quirky porcelain table top items and utensils to create a clean retro atmosphere. Baristas brew single origin Indonesian coffees, ground from beans and prepared in-house, all at affordable prices. To start your day, try their 'monster breakfast' offering, with crispy bacon, double sunny side ups or scrambled eggs, toast, baked beans, sausages and roast tomatoes, or a simpler oatmeal porridge with fresh fruit toppings. Meals are around USD 10 (IDR 150,000) for two.
Simply put, Ithaka Warung is a small place with a small kitchen, and with food that is cooked fresh at the moment you order. The selections are a mix of Indonesian and western cuisine, such as pasta and Caesar salads juxtaposed with choices of Indonesian tempeh salad, and spaghetti carbonara with all-time favourite nasi goreng fried rice. The warung caters to well for surfers before or after they day out riding the waves at Batu Bolong Beach, and there's even an 'all-day surf' platter, which is pork Milanese served with French fries, rice, a vegetable omelette and garlic bread. Prices range between USD 2 and 4 (IDR 30,000 and 50,000).
This Japanese fusion, fine wines and sake bar is part of Hotel Tugu Bali's collection of dining venues. It takes on a unique Japanese Kabuki theme. Interiors and décor are much in line with the hotel's arty theme, profuse with art pieces and some quite rare antique items. Ji at Bale Sutra is housed in an original ancient Kang Xi period temple that dates to 1706. Their staff are also usually clad in traditional Japanese outfits, complete with kimonos and elaborate hairdo. From the bar are selections of Asian-inspired mixologist cocktails (average IDR 100,000 or USD 7.50 per serving).
Think of tasty fusion cuisine between Balinese and Mexican, and you have such delights as Balinese pork sausage tacos! You can savour these at La Libre, a little Tex-Mex restaurant on the southern roads of Canggu, which has also become favourite hangout among expats and visitors for its live international sports feeds. To munch on, there's fat burritos filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, fried beans, guacamole, lettuce and tomato (IDR 40,000), as well as quesadillas with bacon and cheese (IDR 50,000). Lighter bites include tortillas and tacos, ranging between USD 2 and 4 (IDR 30,000 and 60,000).
Le Petit Prince is a cosy diner on Canggu's Batu Bolong road, styled like a classical French café. The menu is a good mix of delicious seafood tapas if you choose to go for a sharing trial with friends, or you can opt for several courses ala carte. There's signature French soups such as a cauliflower and blue cheese soup at USD 3 (IDR 45,000), goat cheese salad at USD 5 (IDR 70,000) and mains to try include chicken Provençale and mahi-mahi stew with ratatouille and roasted potatoes at USD 5.5 (IDR 75,000). Steaks include peppered red tuna and beef tenderloins with Executive Chef Alex's garlic and herb butter at USD 7 (IDR 95,000).
You can get your wholesome surfer's 'all-day breakfast' meals at this little café on Batu Bolong. Little Flinders offers a choice of dishes that are unique to this popular area, such as Hungarian beef goulash soups at USD 3 (IDR 45,000), juicy Chinese-inspired char-sui lamb shanks at USD 9.5 (IDR 130,000) and baked Portobello mushrooms with beef chorizo, mozzarella, vanilla shallots, baby tomatoes, watercress and aged balsamic reduction at USD 4.5 (IDR 60,000). The comfy interiors are adorned with a mishmash of tile mosaics and driftwood.
While not having an actual shop that you can drop into to savour the unique handcrafted coconut ice cream in Canggu, you can enjoy their creations at some beachfront events to beat the heat, such as at the weekend morning market at Old Man's and other venues. Their ice cream is served in small coconuts otherwise known as "kelapa hijau", harvested from the west Bali coast of Negara. They are known to be rich in antioxidants and overall are cute and natural in place of common paper or plastic cups. The ice cream is 100 per cent dairy free, and come in a variety of flavours such as 'Watermeloco' - a combination of watermelon, mint and coconut (IDR 35,000) - and 'Virginloco', consisting of coconut, mint and lime (IDR 30,000).
A café with refined settings on Canggu's Berawa Beach Road, Macan Café welcomes patrons with its power breakfasts comprising quinoa granola, muesli and pitaya bowls, including a Balinese tropical fruit bowl filled with delightful fruits such as papaya, passion fruit, pineapple, coconut, strawberries and dragon fruit (IDR 35,000-50,000). For lunch and dinner, there are a selection of pastas and Indonesian fried rice, as well as tempting choices listed under the mains such as Black Angus eye fillets and grills from the sea with king prawns, sashimi and red snapper. Mains range from USD 9-11.5 (IDR 125,000-160,000) and include a choice of salads on the side.
This quirkily designed little spot on the main Berawa Beach Road in Canggu is not only great for enjoying beers and cocktails, it offers a great chance to try out the famous Balinese dish babi guling roast suckling pig, but with a bit of western touch in its presentation. The rustic vintage interior has walls covered in metal drum lids and industrial whatnot, while the main furniture sets are of recycled wood. Optional seating includes beanbags, while further in there's a bar where you can enjoy a relaxed vibe over cold Bintangs or a selection of signature libations (small bottled beers start from less than a dollar or at IDR 17,000). A serving of Balinese babi guling is USD 4 (IDR 55,000), and there's a sandwich rendition called the Suckling Sandwich at USD 3 (IDR 40,000).
Increasingly popular among expats and surfers in Canggu since its opening in August 2014, Milk & Madu offers hearty dishes for breakfast through dinner, as well as serving as a cool neighbourhood hangout to gather and chill with friends over barista-prepared coffee and gourmet food. Among the favourites are its thick brioche burgers with chips, a variety of pizzas, sandwiches and also vegetarian choices (IDR 75,000-95,000). If you want to go straight to desserts, there's a dedicated cakes stand with a huge selection of homemade slices, cookies and pastries.
Peloton is a vegan café, artisan bike shop and event space rolled into one on Canggu's Berawa Beach Road. Started by a group of health-conscious cyclists, the shop encourages healthy living and sustainable 'planet-friendly' practices, with a café menu that mainly offers cyclists' light meals such as smoothie-based fruit bowls, sourdough and gluten-free toasts (IDR 50,000-80,000), while 'mid-journey' selections are more filling, with selections of raw tacos, tortilla wraps, 'burnout' burgers and lasagnes from IDR 50,000. Under the drinks section, find superfood shots at IDR 15,000 per shot, or IDR 40,000 for a triple or 'tricycle' take.
There are a handful of Hawaii-inspired restaurants in the surfer's area of Canggu, with Pokepoke on Jalan Batu Bolong being one of the most obvious. This small spot serves up tempting and healthy smoothie and fruit bowls and ahi poke - a traditional Hawaiian food prepared with raw marinated ahi tuna slices. Some variations include Big Daddy Wasabi Mayo, Thai Dynamite, and Aloha Bali, and each comes with sesame or herb-sprinkled rice balls. You can choose from two sizes: lil poke at USD 5 (IDR 65,000) per bowl and big poke at USD 6.5 (IDR 90,000).
For a secluded dining setting overlooking the rice fields of Canggu, drop by Red Salt on Jalan Munduk Kedungu. Great for families, it has a poolside lawn where kids can have fun, and an upper level where you can enjoy a breezy atmosphere for lunch or dinner. The menu has a good balance between local and western delights, from the all-time favourite nasi goring fried rice and nasi campur mixed rice plate to a variety of burgers, lasagnes and homemade pies. Dinners for two are around USD 14.5 (IDR 200,000).
This is a cute little breakfast and lunch joint on the roadside of the Berawa Beach road, run by a local but mostly catering to Canggu expats and surfers with its selection of burritos and wholesome tortilla wraps. It adds to the list of options you have in Canggu for a quick and healthy brekkie before heading out to the beach. There are oatmeal and granola bowls topped with loads of fresh fruit, yoghurt, honey and muesli and, more often than not, breakfast burritos. On the heavier lunch side of the menu, there's roast chicken with mashed potatoes, vegetables and gravy at USD 3 (IDR 45,000). Fresh tropical fruit juices follow what's in season.
A bit of a hidden gem in Canggu, Ruko welcomes you into lovely interiors with a hip urban vibe – walls adorned in quirky murals, comfy cushions to sit on and wooden table tops with sketchbooks and colouring pencils provided for you to doodle to your heart's content as you wait for your orders or while chilling out. Among the main reasons to come here is their range of coffees. Another is their brekkies. Their Pitaya bowls (USD 4 or IDR 55,000) are a rich treat, such as the banana and apple juice smoothie topped with dragon fruit, mixed berries (including acai berries), granola, coconut flakes, and banana and strawberry slices.
Spice Island offers a casual atmosphere and a selection of tasty, homemade curries. These include Jamaican curries, Thai and Penang fish curries, Indian vegetarian curries and chicken curries in jerk seasoning. To wash these spicy delights down, there's a variety of authentic Indian spiced chai teas to choose from. The curry sets come with chutney, pineapple and eggplant relishes, as well as Indian paneer and two small side curries. Spice Island also features 'curry and movie' nights among its weekly highlights. Dinners are around USD 27 (IDR 300,000) for two.
A good spot to drop in for food that is prepared fresh and with a focus on health and nutrition, Sprout adjoins The Garden Early Learning Centre in Canggu. The healthy café welcomes you with a relaxed modern café vibe. Its menu features selections prepared with ingredients that are sourced mostly from its own organic vegetable patch. For breakfasts, there's smoothie bowls, Bircher mueslis, Italian toasts, chorizos with black bean eggs, and folded omelettes at USD 2-5 (IDR 24,000-67,000), and there's sausage rolls, quesadillas, crumbed chicken breast and falafels for lunch at USD 1.50-5 (IDR 22,000-68,000).
This little juice bar serves up healthy and fresh fruit juices and is a great stopover after working out at any of the gyms, yoga retreats and fitness centres along Canggu's main Berawa Beach Road. Juices are listed according to their purposes, be it for wellness, detox, a cure for a certain sickness, or simply for drinking pleasure and to cool off from the heat of the day. Sugarcane Juice Bar also has some bites and desserts available. Price range is USD 5-10.
Among the many coffee spots in Canggu, The Machinery Café is one that offers good and friendly services with coffee made from imported Italian beans. Seating options include glass-top tables that let you see through to the framework made of metal gears, and long sofas under a huge blackboard that shows chalk-drawn engine diagrams and mock-scientific formulas. There's smooth lattes and cappuccinos to have with or after your wholesome breakfasts, which includes a choice of a full platter with eggs, bacon, sausages, baked beans, grilled tomato, mushroom and baked beans served with sourdough toast. To beat the heat, there is also a selection of cold coffees and freshly squeezed juices on offer, including a particularly unique 'cappuhazelnut latte'. Prices start from USD 2 (IDR 25,000).
Warung Satya is the latest sister branch of the restaurant of the same name on Seminyak's main Batubelig Street. The menus between the two are similar, with great selections of Indonesian cuisine available. Canggu's Warung Satya offers soothing views to enjoy with your meals, overlooking an expanse of green rice fields. You can opt for a three-course value meal for only USD 4-5 (IDR 50,000-60,000), comprising soup or salad, fish or chicken curries and crepes or sorbet for dessert. Seafood lovers should check out their grill options for a wonderful and affordable treat.
Enjoy a good mix of Asian and western offerings at Zimzala, a small and homey local restaurant along the Berawa Beach Road. Their breakfast offerings includes pancakes, fruit salads, omelettes, and Indonesian brekkies of nasi goreng fried rice or mie goreng stir-fried noodles, priced USD 2.50 to 3.25 (IDR 35,000-45,000). Under the mains, there's beef burgers with fries, chicken schnitzels served with salads, and chicken with mango salsa (IDR 40,000-45,000), while on the Asian side of the menu there's spicy tom yum, and Indonesian favourites beef rendang and gado-gado mixed tofu and vegetable salad (USD 2-3 or IDR 30,000-45,000).


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This week, the (sometimes) daring dancing duo's on Dancing With the Stars had to recreate dances by former contestants, and they were also judged by that former contestant. That's a lot of pressure. It was also a lot of gimmick for some of these people who are still struggling to dance well (like Bristol Palin.) […]
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To kick off the 200th Dancing with the Stars show, the pro's danced to the first song ever heard on Dancing with the Stars. Do you remember what it was? *Jeopardy music* That's right, the song was "Crazy in Love." Hearing this re-ignited my Beyonce love. Has anyone ever danced to "Single Ladies"? (You can […]
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"called on the world to listen to East Timor's victims and act on their demands for justice. The group also urged the United States government to formally acknowledge its past support for Indonesia's brutal military occupation of East Timor, and for the international community to learn from this history and never repeat the same crimes."
It is well-documented that the Indonesian military launched its 1975 invasion just hours after then President Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger gave their explicit permission to go ahead. They reassured Suharto that U.S. military support would continue, despite U.S. law and Indonesia's treaty obligations. U.S. weapons, military training and political supportenabled Indonesia to seize the territory and maintain its occupation for 24 years. These brutal events claimed the lives of up to 200,000 people.
The report of Timor-Leste's Commission for Reception, Truth and Reconciliation (known by its Portuguese initials, CAVR) thoroughly documents the impact of the Indonesia's illegal invasion and occupation.
While the report was long ago officially delivered to the U.S. and other governments, the CAVR's recommendations to the international community remain largely ignored. anniversary. Despite being urged to do so, President Obama did not address these issues during his recent visit to Jakarta.
We continue to urge the U.S. government and Congress to seriously respond to the report by holding hearings and formally acknowledge the U.S. role in the suffering of the East Timorese and Indonesian peoples. The U.S. and others who backed Indonesia should apologize and provide reparations. The U.S. should work to establish an international tribunal to try those most responsible the heinous crimes committed in Timor-Leste from 1975-1999 and withhold support for Indonesia's security forces especially their most brutal units - including Kopassus, as recommended by the CAVR to encourage genuine accountability and promote reform. These forces continue to terrorize the people of West Papua.


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2013 Thanksgiving Week Football TV Schedule
By Kevin Kelley - November 27, 2013
Week 14 of the 2013 college football season is Thanksgiving week. It's also Rivalry Week in college football!
Some of the top college rivalry games this week include Clemson at South Carolina, Ohio State at Michigan, Oregon State at Oregon, Florida State at Florida, Georgia at Georgia Tech, and Washington at Washington State.
ESPN Gameday will broadcast live from Auburn, the site of the match-up between the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide and the fourth-ranked Auburn Tigers.
There are also some great NFL games this week, highlighted by three Thanksgiving Classic games: Green Bay at Detroit, Oakland at Dallas, and Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Listed below are the games with time, TV network, and online streaming. For college games, the current BCS ranking is listed in parentheses.
2013 Thanksgiving Football TV Schedule (PDF)
Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013
Game Time (ET) Network Online
Western Michigan at (14) NIU 7:00 p.m. ESPN2 (HD) WatchESPN
Thursday, Nov. 28, 2013
NFL: Green Bay at Detroit 12:30 p.m. FOX (HD) —
Stillman at Alabama State 4:00 p.m. ESPNU (HD) WatchESPN
NFL: Oakland at Dallas 4:30 p.m. CBS (HD) —
Ole Miss at Mississippi State 7:30 p.m. ESPN (HD) WatchESPN
Texas Tech at Texas 7:30 p.m. FOX Sports 1 (HD) FOX Sports GO
NFL: Pittsburgh at Baltimore 8:30 p.m. NBC (HD) —
Friday, Nov. 29, 2013
East Carolina at Marshall Noon CBSSN (HD) —
Iowa at Nebraska Noon ABC (HD) WatchABC
SMU at Houston Noon ESPN2 (HD) WatchESPN
Toledo at Akron Noon — ESPN3
Miami, OH at Ball State 1:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Bowling Green at Buffalo 1:30 p.m. ESPNU (HD) WatchESPN
E. Michigan at C. Michigan 2:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Texas State at Troy 2:00 p.m. — ESPN3
UMass at Ohio 2:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Arkansas at (17) LSU 2:30 p.m. CBS (HD) CBSSports.com
FIU at Florida Atlantic 3:00 p.m. FOX Sports 1 (HD) FOX Sports GO
(16) Fresno St. at San Jose St. 3:30 p.m. CBSSN (HD) —
Miami, FL at Pittsburgh 3:30 p.m. ABC (HD) WatchABC
Washington State at Washington 3:30 p.m. FOX (HD) —
Oregon State at (13) Oregon 7:00 p.m. FOX Sports 1 (HD) FOX Sports GO
USF at (19) UCF 8:00 p.m. ESPN (HD) WatchESPN
Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013
(24) Duke at North Carolina Noon ESPN2 (HD) WatchESPN
(2) Florida State at Florida Noon ESPN (HD) WatchESPN
Kansas State at Kansas Noon FOX Sports 1 (HD) FOX Sports GO
Lafayette at New Hampshire Noon — ESPN3
Minnesota at (11) Michigan State Noon Big Ten Network (HD) BTN2Go
(3) Ohio State at Michigan Noon ABC (HD) WatchABC
Rutgers at UConn Noon ESPNU (HD) WatchESPN
Temple at Memphis Noon ESPNews (HD) WatchESPN
Wake Forest at Vanderbilt 12:21 p.m. SEC TV (HD)/ESPN-GP ESPN3
Maryland at NC State 12:30 p.m. ACC Network (HD)/ESPN-GP* ESPN3*
B-Cookman at Coastal Carolina 1:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Furman at South Carolina State 1:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Sacred Heart at Fordham 1:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Southern Miss at UAB 1:00 p.m. — ULive ($)
Tennessee State at Butler 1:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Air Force at Colorado State 2:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Colorado at Utah 2:00 p.m. Pac-12 Network (HD) Pac-12.com
South Alabama at Georgia State 2:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Wyoming at Utah State 2:00 p.m. ROOT (HD) MWC DN
Grambling vs. Southern 2:30 p.m. NBC (HD) NBCSports.com
North Texas at Tulsa 2:30 p.m. FSN (HD) —
BYU at Nevada 3:00 p.m. CBSSN (HD) —
Southern Utah at Sam Houston St. 3:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Tulane at Rice 3:00 p.m. FCS —
(1) Alabama at (4) Auburn 3:30 p.m. CBS (HD) CBSSports.com
(9) Baylor at TCU 3:30 p.m. ESPN2 (HD) WatchESPN
Boston College at Syracuse 3:30 p.m. ACC RSN (HD)/ESPN-GP* ESPN3*
Georgia at Georgia Tech 3:30 p.m. ABC (HD) WatchABC
Idaho at New Mexico State 3:30 p.m. No TV —
Louisiana Tech at UTSA 3:30 p.m. CSS —
Northwestern at Illinois 3:30 p.m. Big Ten Network (HD) BTN2Go
Penn State at (15) Wisconsin 3:30 p.m. ESPN (HD) WatchESPN
Purdue at Indiana 3:30 p.m. Big Ten Network (HD) BTN2Go
Virginia Tech at Virginia 3:30 p.m. ESPNU (HD) WatchESPN
UTEP at Middle Tennessee 3:45 p.m. MyTV30 (TN) ULive ($)
Arkansas St. at W. Kentucky 4:00 p.m. — ESPN3
Iowa State at West Virginia 4:00 p.m. FOX Sports 1 (HD) FOX Sports GO
(6) Clemson at (10) South Carolina 7:00 p.m. ESPN2 (HD) WatchESPN
ULM at UL Lafayette 7:00 p.m. CSS/CST/SBN/ESPN-GP* ESPN3*
Tennessee at Kentucky 7:00 p.m. ESPNU (HD) WatchESPN
(25) Notre Dame at (8) Stanford 7:00 p.m. FOX (HD) —
(21) Texas A&M at (5) Missouri 7:45 p.m. ESPN (HD) WatchESPN
Samford at Jacksonville State 8:00 p.m. — ESPN3
South Dakota St. at N. Arizona 8:00 p.m. — ESPN3
(22) UCLA at (23) USC 8:00 p.m. ABC (HD) WatchABC
Arizona at (12) Arizona State 9:30 p.m. Pac-12 Network (HD) Pac-12.com
New Mexico at Boise State 10:15 p.m. ESPN2 (HD) WatchESPN
San Diego State at UNLV 10:30 p.m. ESPNU (HD) WatchESPN
Army at Hawaii 11:00 p.m. Oceanic PPV (HI) MWC DN
Tennessee at Indianapolis 1:00 p.m. CBS (HD) —
Jacksonville at Cleveland 1:00 p.m. CBS (HD) —
Tampa Bay at Carolina 1:00 p.m. FOX (HD) —
Chicago at Minnesota 1:00 p.m. FOX (HD) —
New England at Houston 1:00 p.m. CBS (HD) —
Arizona at Philadelphia 1:00 p.m. FOX (HD) —
Miami at NY Jets 1:00 p.m. CBS (HD) —
Atlanta at Buffalo 4:05 p.m. FOX (HD) —
St. Louis at San Francisco 4:05 p.m. FOX (HD) —
Cincinnati at San Diego 4:25 p.m. CBS (HD) —
Denver at Kansas City 4:25 p.m. CBS (HD) —
NY Giants at Washington 8:30 p.m. NBC (HD) —
New Orleans at Seattle 8:40 p.m. ESPN (HD) —
* Subject to blackout.
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Idaho at New Mexico State has been dropped by Aggie Vision. It will not have any TV broadcast or online streaming, outside of radio, available.
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Games on FOX can be watched on the FOXNOW app
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20 years ago today this trio graced our screens on @Channel4 and changed our lives. Who else remembers sneakily watching it in your bedroom? #QueerAsFolk #LGBTHistoryMonth 🏳🌈 pic.twitter.com/pmHV6X12N0
— Channel 4 Pride (@C4Pride) February 23, 2019
Today marks the 20th anniversary of Queer as Folk's premiere on Channel 4.
If you're looking for some inspiring tale about how the show helped me to come out, you'll be disappointed. In 1999 my family only had one TV and it would have been safely tuned to ITV, so I never saw any of Queer as Folk at the time.
I was certainly aware of the controversy, with the usual suspects in the Daily Mail and Express clutching their pearls over the series. I do remember a fellow passenger on my school bus making his displeasure clear at the giant billboard advertising the series every time we drove past it.
The BBC has a nice article about the anniversary, making the point that it was the first time gay mens' lives had been depicted so frankly on screen. This was two years after Ellen announced she was gay to an entire airport, and EastEnders and Brookside had featured lesbian and gay characters too, but you rarely saw them indulge in anything more erotic than peck on the cheek. Queer as Folk broke many taboos, and for curious straight viewers who tuned in, it was probably their first exposure to things gay men enjoy, like Doctor Who and rimming.
A few years later BBC Choice (remember them?) showed the US version, so this was the one I saw first. By this time I did have a TV in my room, but I was still deeply closeted, so it was with the sound turned way down and with one hand on the remote at all times, in case mum or dad entered without knocking with a cup of tea. And it was only in 2009, when E4 repeated the series for the 10th anniversary, that I actually saw the original UK version in full.
Things have moved on in the last two decades. We have LGBT politicians and LGBT sports stars, and taboos around the subject are disappearing – when Tom Daley came out in 2013, it was freely discussed on Children's BBC. But it still feels unusual and daring to have LGBT characters front and centre on a TV show, rather than in a supporting role. And while you will find lots of shows willing to drop in the odd sly reference to Grindr, depictions of gay sex on screen are still very rare, at least in mainstream film and TV.
QaF remains a seminal series, well worth watching if you've never seen it. I can even forgive it for introducing the world to Antony Cotton.
If you're in the UK, every episode of Queer as Folk is available on All4.
Author RobertPosted on 23rd February 2019 Categories LGBT, TelevisionTags queer as folk1 Comment on Nowt so…
Berlin: The Long-Awaited Third Part
Yes, I know, it's been a long time coming. Apologies for the delay. Also, despite this walking tour lasting almost four hours, I took precisely two photos, both of which are included here.
I'm terrible at planning my holidays (and writing about them, it seems), and the trip to Berlin was no exception. One thing I did manage to organise, however, was booking myself onto a walking tour of Berlin. I never used to be a fan of these types of tours but on recent jaunts abroad I've found them to be an excellent way of seeing a lot of city in a short time. I found the BerlinWalks Queer Berlin tour, which promised a whistle-stop tour of the city's LGBT history.
I turned up at the meeting point outside Hackescher Markt station in a slightly discombobulated state. I had walked from my hotel to the U-Bahn station before realising that I had forgotten to put on any sun cream, so I had to dash back to slap some on. I didn't regret this decision – Berlin was in the grip of a heatwave, and even by 10.30am the sun was very hot. However it did mean I arrived only just in time, and in a sweaty, flustered state.
There were several tours setting off at the same time, and while most people were here for the generic city tour or a cheerful trip out to Sachsenhausen, I was the only person here for the queer tour. My guide was a cheerful American (whose name, unfortunately, I have forgotten). He said that if I needed the toilet, I could use the facilities in an adjacent restaurant. Unfortunately his directions were not too clear, so I wandered into the kitchen by mistake and got chased out by an angry chef.
When I returned to the meeting point, two other people had turned up to join our tour. I'm not actually sure which is worse – a tiny tour group, or just one person. If it were just me and the tour guide, it might have been a bit easier. But a small group requires smalltalk. The other two were a couple, and I felt a little bit like I was interrupting a date. I felt a bit awkward, but I did my best and didn't embarrass myself too much.
Continue reading "Berlin: The Long-Awaited Third Part"
Author RobertPosted on 4th September 2018 18th December 2018 Categories LGBT, TravelTags berlin, christopher isherwood, frederick the great, fuggerstraße, magnus hirschfield
I've been mocked in the past, because of my penchant for LGBT cinema. Pretty much every film I've gone out to watch in the past year or so has been gay-themed in some way, to the point where I'm starting to think I should watch a Fast and Furious film just to even things up a bit.
Here at FACT to see "Beach Rats". Yes, another gay film. Do they even make movies about heterosexuals any more?
— Robert Hampton (@Hampo) December 5, 2017
It helps that over the last couple of years we have been truly spoiled by a run of excellent gay films – including Holding the Man, Beach Rats, God's Own Country, Tom of Finland, Handsome Devil, Moonlight, The Pass and Call Me By Your Name. We're also lucky to have, in Liverpool, the FACT Picturehouse, which regularly screens these films in partnership with Liverpool Pride, offering the opportunity to watch on the big screen, rather than waiting for the films to come out on DVD or streaming services.
This "gay first policy" extends to my DVD collection too. If there are shirtless guys kissing, or an artfully filmed gay sex scene (one which is essential to the plot, of course), it's sure to make it onto my shelf, regardless of quality – alongside Beautiful Thing and Christopher and his Kind, I also have dubious quality productions like Another Gay Movie. I'm decluttering at the moment, and I'd get rid of the latter film if I could, but the church bring and buy sale didn't want it for some reason.
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Author RobertPosted on 30th March 2018 18th December 2018 Categories Film, LGBTTags lgbt cinema, love simon, nick robinson
A tale of one city
I spent a couple of hours on Sunday afternoon in the Museum of Liverpool. It's a wonderful place to visit, with galleries telling the story of Liverpool as a great world port, a centre of industry and commerce, and as the inspiration for art and culture the world over.
My specific reason for visiting was the new Tales from the City exhibition which opened last week. Celebrating 50 years since the Sexual Offences Act partially decriminalised homosexuality in England and Wales, the exhibition pulls together a variety of objects from the collections of National Museums Liverpool, to depict life in the city's LGBT community over the past half-century or so.
Despite being a part of said community, my knowledge of the city's LGBT history is superficial to say the least. This exhibition has come at the perfect time for me, because I know I am a Bad Gay and need to do better.
Continue reading "A tale of one city"
Author RobertPosted on 18th October 2017 18th December 2018 Categories LGBT, LiverpoolTags museum of liverpool, tales from the city
Oddball gay geek who loves trains, computers and terrible puns. Remoaner and Berlinophile. I'd rather be on my Commodore 64. Read More
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Google's efforts to improve video search by using speech recognition technology started to become visible in July, when Google launched a gadget for searching inside the political speeches from YouTube. The gadget has been expanded into a new service called GAudi (Google Audio Indexing), which is now available at Google Labs.
"Google Audio Indexing is a new technology from Google that allows users to better search and watch videos from various YouTube channels. It uses speech technology to find spoken words inside videos and lets the user jump to the right portion of the video where these words are spoken. (...) Political videos and election materials are a special case of broadcast news content, a domain that has received a lot of academic and industry attention and is known to perform well," explains the FAQ.
The interface is attractive because you can find all the mentions of your keywords and go directly to the appropriate sequence. And if you find an interesting video, there's another search box that lets you search inside that video.
Google's technology is far from being perfect, so you'll find many mistakes. In the video "Barack Obama on the 40th Anniversary of the Prague Spring", "Czechoslovakia" is incorrectly detected as "tech also but there", "free" is replaced by "forty" and there are many other mistakes.
Sounds like a normal Obama speech!
i want more details about this.Where i wiil get that information?
Interesting - but with the advent of VOIP and easy accessible wifi this was a given.
Surprised the Big G didn't go forward with this tech. In a way I suppose they did but it evolved very quickly into what you can now find inside the best Android Apps.
Any updates on this article? Audio indexing seems to have gone off the radar.


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The seventieth episode of the Yes Music Podcast featuring an interview with long-time Yes fan and progressive rock visionary, Adam Sears, from the band, Lobate Scarp.
Listen to the interview, then get involved with the conversation by contacting me via any of the different routes on the right hand side or by leaving a comment below!
Where did that amazing name come from?
What kind of music do Lobate Scarp play?
A choir singing in Latin on the new album? What's that all about?
Adam Sears playing live with Lobate Scarp!
Thanks Paul! Glad you enjoyed it. I'm listening to the album Like Children right now and I'm really digging it! Thanks for the introduction!


Every year, the Music Faculty Recital takes place at the Newfield High School auditorium and raises money for scholarships. The event also provides an opportunity for teachers to demonstrate their adept musical abilities that have been refined over the years with dedication and practice. Our own music department took part in this event with Mrs. Heather Wesnofske who performed a viola solo and another classical piece in a trio, and Mrs. Joan Verdi who sang soprano. We ended the night with the Faculty Jazz Ensemble, put together by Mr. Lee Schaarschmidt who played the trumpet, and other Centereach High School members including Mr. Greg Sevian on the bass and Mr. Bob Gato on the drum set. With Dr. Diana Cook's humor and jokes between each act, there was never a dull moment. The audience was engaged and impressed by the abundance of talent possessed by our district's music faculty. We can't wait to see them perform again at next year's music recital!


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Last week I was all set to post the latest installment of Honor Terry Porter when someone had to go and get injured and then go and get surgery. I won't name names here, but it threw my whole swag off. I was unswagged. Deswagged? Swagless.
In any event, Sean at Oregonlive had some audio from a recent episode from 95.5's "Wheels after Work" in which Brian Wheeler and Kenny Vance interview Phoenix Suns General Manager Steve Kerr. Sure they talked about Darius and some other shiny subjects but the question and answer that jumped out to me was, of course, Kenny's question about the Terry Porter hiring.
Back in May when I constructed my Jersey Retirement Formula, I came up with 5 categories for judging a player's worth to an organization. The fifth category, let me remind you, was about "The Intangibles."
This section takes into account the player's personality, contributions to the community and investment in the organization.
Ask yourself, "Is the player a credit to the organization, the city and the league?"
To me, and to many of you, this is where TP30 really hits a home run. But don't take my word for it, here's what Steve Kerr had to say about his new coach...
"Well I know that people who followed Terry in Portland over the years know exactly why I picked him as our coach.
He's just an incredibly class human being, first of all. A great guy.
Somebody who I was teammates with in San Antonio for two seasons. So I got to know Terry very well.
Once everything went down with Mike D'Antoni, and my search began, Terry was the first guy on my list just because of his experience in basketball and the type of person he is. How smart he is. What kind of leader he is.
I felt like we got the best man for the job. I really liked the fact that he had a couple of years as a head coach in Milwaukee for experience purposes.
You ask around the league about Terry and everybody raves about him. He's just the kind of person I want on my team. And I'm excited to have him."
Back in May, I only awarded Terry 3 out of 5 points in this category. After listening to Steve's sweet talk, I think we can safely bump that up at least one notch.
By all accounts (including Wheeler's), Kerr himself is one of the league's class acts so it's hard to imagine a more authoritative answer to the posed question, "Is he a credit to the organization, the city and the league?"
You might be thinking, "What did you expect Steve to say? He hired Terry after all, of course he's going to say he's a great guy." Yeah, I get that. But get this: Steve Kerr hired him. The D'Antoni situation was messy; Steve was looking for reliability; and to whom did he look first? TP30.
KP does not have a monopoly on emphasizing character when it comes to building a quality organization. Aging roster or not, I know Terry will be teaching and leading the way, with class, all season long. To a man like Kerr, that is worth its weight in gold.
Steve said, "he's just the kind of person I want on my team. I say, "Terry is just the kind of person whose jersey should be hanging from the Rose Garden rafters."
Blazers management: let's get 'er done.
-- Ben (benjamin.golliver@gmail.com)
PS Word is that Mr. Wheeler's surgery this morning was a success. Again, our thoughts go out to Mr. Wheeler and we wish him a speedy recovery.


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I'm currently stuck at a point where I try to import new revisions from the repo by using the fetch command. The result of re-execution of git svn fetch show that new revisions were imported, but a git push origin master told me that the remote Git repository is up to date and the new revisions would not be exported.
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Župnija Sveti Jurij v Slovenskih goricah je rimskokatoliška teritorialna župnija dekanije Lenart v Slovenskih goricah Ptujsko–Slovenjegoriškega naddekanata, ki je del nadškofije Maribor.

Sakralni objekti
 Cerkev sv. Jurija, Jurovski Dol (župnijska cerkev)

Zgodovina
Samostojna župnija Sv. Jurij v Slovenskih goricah je bila ustanovljena leta 1786, dotedaj so versko oskrbo v Jurovskem Dolu opravljali kaplani-vikarji iz Sv. Lenarta:

Saxo Andrej (neznano–1602), Joannes Morhemius (1602–1607), Lucas Scharnosius (1616–neznano), Jurij Urbanič (1660–neznano), Zupanič Johann (1676–1679), Šega Johann (1680–1682), Šunko Urban (1682–1726), Schleinig Gregor Josef (1713–1719), Troyer Albert (1739–1760), Jožef Steinberger (1760–1773).

Župniki in kaplani samostojne župnije Sv.Jurija v Slovenskih goricah:

 Simon Rola 1773–1801
 Simon Kramberger 1800 (kaplan)
 Vincenz Jožef Luef 1802–1815
 Anton Bruner 1811–1813 (kaplan)
 Franc Lajh 1815–1822
 Andrej Kronabetvogl 1815–1817 (kaplan)
Jakob Markovič 1820–1825 (kaplan)
 Gregor Babnik 1822–1831
 Franc Gorjup 1826 (kaplan)
 Jakob Fradl 1828–1830  (kaplan)
 Georg Golob 1831–1839
 Janez Klajžer 1832–1839 (kaplan)
 Jakob Spesič 1839–1848
 Franc Perger 1840 (kaplan)
 Jožef Divjak 1844–1847 (kaplan)
 Jožef Dolinšek 1848–1869
 Jurij Cvetko 1848 (kaplan)
 Anton Klemenčič 1856 (kaplan)
 Lavrencij Herg 1857–1859 (kaplan)
 Johann Karba 1859 (kaplan)
 Matija Wurzer 1861–1863 (kaplan)
 Franc Švarc 1866–1873 (kaplan)
 Anton Pučko 1866–1869 (kaplan)
 Jurij Rantaša 1869–1901
 Matija Fideršek 1874–1877 (kaplan)
 Miha Bračko 1878–1881 (kaplan)
 Josip Sattler 1882–1883 (kaplan)
 Josip Somrek 1901–1903 (kaplan)
 Anton Šijanec 1901–1922
 Antonin Zavadil 1903–1904 (kaplan)
 Ognjeslav Škamlec 1904 (kaplan)
 Janez Hribar 1914 (kaplan)
 Alojz Kramaršič 1914–1917 (kaplan)
 Gregor Einspieler 1922–1927
 Jožef Rehar 1917–1924 (provizor)
 Ivan Bosina 1927–1942
 Jožef Petrovič 1927 (kaplan)
 Ivan Vodeb 1930– 1931 (kaplan)
 Stanko Trobina 1933–1934 (kaplan)
 Ignacij Godina 1935 (kaplan)
 Jožef Lampret 1937–1938 (kaplan)
 Rado Junež 1938–1941 (kaplan)
 Wilhelm Bäuerle 1941–1945
 Janko Rojht 1946–1970
 Franc Zagoršek 1970–1988
 Alojz Antolin 1988–2011
 Janko Görgner 2011–danes

Župniki in kaplani,rojeni pri Sv.Juriju v Slovenskih goricah:

 Janez Toplak 1687
 Jožef Pijavec 1702–1759 † Sv. Anton v Slovenskih goricah
 Tomaž Senekovič 1706
 Bartolomej Kurnik 1731
 Martin Kopšič 1805
 Ignacij Weinhandl 1807–1882 † Graz
 Andrej Šparavec 1814–1881 † Lovrenc na Dravskem polju
 Jožef Divjak 1814–1884 † Sv. Ana v Slovenskih goricah
 Andrej Lorenčič 1815–1897 † Radgona
 Franc Grosslinger 1819
 Karl Čučko 1819
 Mihael Šantl 1819–1875 † Maribor
 Peter Wallner 1820
 dr.Martin Knupleš 1821
 Franc Lorenčič 1821–1907 † Radgona
 Mihael Vogrin 1822
 Anton Unger 1833
 Anton Breznik 1836
 Andrej Kraner 1840–1878 † Ptuj
 Johann Stajnko 1846
 Vincenc Bauman 1848
 Ognjeslav Škamlec 1876–1941 † Zagreb
 Vincenc Lorenčič 1877–1953 † Kapla na Kozjaku
 Anton Trinkaus 1880
 Vincenc Kraner 1880
 Friderik Ornik 1909
 Stanislav Lorber 1918–2004 † Sv. Ana v Slovenskih goricah
 Aleksander Rajšp 1939
 Franc Ornik 1953–2021 † Dol pri Hrastniku

Cerkveni ključarji:

 Zorko 1466
 Jernej Kajbič 1616
 Tomaž Recek 1617
 Mihael Škerget 1658
 Filip Toplak 1739
 Matija Kurnik 1760
 Jernej Bračko 1773
 Franc Damiš 1873
 Lenart Lorber 1875

Viri:
 Personalstand der Secular und Regular Geistlischeit des Bisthum Seckau in Steyermark.
 Die Matrikeln der Universität Graz.
 Conspectus et Status Totius Archi–Dioecesis Salisburgensis Personis Ecclesiasticis.
 Das Bisthum und die diözese Lavant.
 Accta Ecclesiastica Sloveniae Miscellanea 1983 in 1987
 dr.Fran Kovačič– Trg Središče
 Pokrajinski arhiv Maribor
 Zbornik občine Lenart 1996

Glej tudi:
 seznam rimskokatoliških župnij v Sloveniji

Sv. Jurij v Slovenskih goricah
Dekanija Lenart v Slovenskih goricah
Ustanovitve leta 1786
Jurovski Dol

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Just 1% of U.S. public safety agencies own drones made in USA
May 14, 2020 Sally French 0 News,
More than 1,500 public safety agencies in the U.S. own drones. But just 1% of them are drones made in the USA.
The Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College released the 2020 edition of their Drone Public Safety report, and found that 1,578 state and local police, sheriff, fire, and emergency services agencies in the U.S. have acquired drones.
But what drones are they using? Primarily drones made by Chinese drone manufacturer DJI. Shenzhen-based DJI is largely credited for bringing consumer drones to the mainstream and is known for its iconic, white Phantom quadcopter drone, as well as its foldable Mavic drone.
Very few drones used by public safety agencies were made in the U.S.A. Table courtesy of Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
924 of the 1,578 public safety agencies using drones are using drones made by DJI.
And even if the drones aren't made by DJI, odds are, they're still made in China. Yuneec and Autel, also Chinese drone companies, come in position two and three, respectively, for most popular drones among public safety agencies by drone manufacturer.
The first made in USA drone company is Physical Sciences. Physical Sciences is a company that provides contract research and development services. It's the parent company of InstantEye Robotics, which is the maker behind the InstantEye, a less-than-one-pound drone that can be hand-launched, flown and hand-recovered by a single person in any weather. InstantEye Robotics is based in Andover, Massachusetts.
But even the InstantEye Robotics footprint in the U.S. is miniscule. Just 17 U.S. agencies use drones made by Physical Sciences (presumably the InstantEye).
The cost of drones made in USA to law enforcement agencies
The median upfront cost of drone equipment for public safety agencies was $12,000, according to the Bard study. (The average, which can be greatly skewed by outliers, was $28,964). That figure also does not account for maintenance or training costs.
The median public safety agency spent $12,000 on drone equipment. Table courtesy of Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
The average number of drones per agency was 3.9, leaving about $3,000 per drone and its accompanying accessories like cameras, cases, memory cards or spare batteries.
Most public safety agencies have about four drones. Table courtesy of Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College.
And that $3,000 figure may provide some clues as to why more law enforcement agencies don't use drones. Made in USA drones exist, but few exist at less than $3,000.
Montana-based Vision Aerial builds rugged drones designed to carry heavy payloads with long flight times. But their SwitchBlade-Elite tricopter drone (which carries payloads up to 5 lbs) starts at $9,450, and their hexcopter Vector drone (which carries up to 11 lbs) starts at an even heftier $16,950.
In short, American-made drones don't fit many budgets. But InstantEye is one of the few that might. InstantEye doesn't reveal the pricing of their drones on their website, but they look to start at just over $2,000. Thatt might explain why InstantEye appears on the list, while other companies like Vision Aerial don't.
But still, the Chinese companies dominate when it comes to low prices. 336 agencies use a DJI Phantom (the Phantom 4 Pro costs $1,600). 246 agencies use a DJI Mavic, which start at just $499 for the Mavic Mini and run up to $1,599 for a Mavic 2 — all less than InstantEye's drones.
What about federal public safety agencies using drones?
The Bard report does not include federal agencies or agencies with undisclosed drone programs. Here's where it gets interesting: a number of federal agencies want to ban Chinese-made drones from being used in their departments, or at least are hesitant to use them.
The U.S. Army briefly banned the use of its drones because of cyber-security concerns. And the Department of the Interior in October 2019 said it would stop using any drones made in China or made with Chinese parts (they are using drones for uses cases wildlife conservation and monitoring infrastructure). While they would not specify how many of their drones are actually made in China, an order signed in January by secretary of the interior David Bernhardt saying that the department's current fleet of 810 drones would remain grounded indicates that, likely indicates that a good chunk of those drones were made by DJI.
Further, the Trump administration is reportedly preparing an executive order to ban all federal departments and agencies from buying or using foreign-made drones, citing a risk to national security.
But not all agencies, such as the Department of Agriculture and the Office of Management and Budget are onboard with this. Some arguments are centered around there being no viable alternatives (DJI drone are widely agreed to be relatively low-cost and effective). Others have suggested that prohibiting government use of Chinese drones would prompt China to ban American-made products, hindering the growth of U.S. companies.
Could we make DJI drones in the USA?
Many people are calling for drones made in the U.S.A. In fact, a survey from 2019 found that a whopping 88% of respondents say they want to purchase drones from a U.S.-headquartered company. But with DJI's estimated 77% market share, it's clear that actually buying drones from a company that DJI isn't that easy.
DJI is looking for a workaround so it, too, can be "made in USA."
DJI in 2019 announced its new DJI Government Edition drone, intended for use in high-security situations by government agencies around the world.
That drone has features intended to address a number of concerns around using Chinese-made drones, including no data transmission, firmware update reviews and restricted hardware pairing.
DJI also said last year it would repurpose a warehouse in Cerritos, Calif., to make those Government Edition drones. Still, DJI's U.S. drone assembly would represent a small percentage of DJI's overall global production, but could help them work through federal requirements or restrictions.
But even still, DJI is a Chinese company.
What alternatives are there to DJI?
In short: few. The number of American companies making drones is small — and getting smaller.
To name a few, San Francisco Bay Area-based 3D Robotics was once a media darling and promised American-made drones, but leadership — among other factors — instead led to it burned through $100 million in funding before shutting down their manufacturing operations. Also in the Bay Area, Airware, started as a drone manufacturer, pivoted to software, but eventually shut down completely, selling off its remaining assets to French company Delair.
"Even powerhouse technology company Intel attempted to compete against DJI, but could not find success in a market where DJI could flood the shelves with low-cost, good-quality drones that were relatively reliable and easy to use right out of the box," according to a September 2019 Droneresponders white paper.
Aerospace giants AeroVironment, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin have tapped into drones, but again, their price points are high.
Still, there are competitors alive today. Bay Area-based Impossible Aerospace targets public safety agents, but instead of selling them drones outright, sells drones as a subscription model with packages that start at $7,500. Impossible Aerospace CEO Spencer Gore said he believes the subscription route is better for most enterprise use cases because its engineers (also based in the U.S.) can better monitor and service drones.
On the lower end of budgets, there's Skydio, which promised its Skydio 2 drone. But due to the coronavirus pandemic (and because their products are manufactured in California which is under a shelter in place directive), Skydio isn't currently fulfilling any orders.
About Bard's public safety drone study
Bard's data on drones made in the USA was collected primarily based on local media reports, publicly-available U.S. Federal Aviation Administration records such as Part 107 Waivers, and state and local government records such as annual reports, contracts, and meeting minutes.
The numbers also only track agencies that own drones (as opposed to agencies that rent drones, or contract out drone services to other companies).
"As such, this study should be taken as a barometer of the growing adoption of drones in this sector rather than as a definitive guide to every public safety agency in the country with drones," according to a Bard memo.
Needless to say, 1,500 is likely a low estimate of how many public safety agencies are actually using drones.
Still, drone use is growing among U.S. public safety agencies. 500 more public agencies have added drones to their tool kit since the 2019 version of the report.
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It's been over a decade since the last episode of The Sopranos aired, and you panicked because you thought the cable cut out. The groundbreaking HBO crime drama series followed the life of New Jersey mobster - I mean, waste management consultant - Tony Soprano. As he rooted out snitches, sought treatment from his therapist and struggled to balance "the business" with family, viewers were riveted. Looking back, Tony Soprano paved the way for other television anti-heroes like Breaking Bad's Walter White and basically everyone on Game of Thrones.
Actor James Gandolfini brought Tony Soprano to life in an iconic performance that won multiple Emmy's, Golden Globes and Screen Actor's Guild Awards. Sadly, James died at the age of 51, after suffering a heart attack in 2013. That appeared to put the idea of another 'Sopranos' series or movie to rest. However, now series creator David Chase is making a 'Sopranos' prequel, and has cast the perfect person to play young Tony: James' son, 19-year-old Michael Gandolfini.
Obviously, Michael resembles a young Tony Soprano, but he didn't just get the part because of nepotism. Insiders told Deadline that the filmmakers conducted extensive auditions, and Michael was the standout choice due to his charisma and mastery of Tony's mannerisms. The late actor's son recently had a breakout role on the HBO drama series The Deuce, playing Joey Dwyer in five episodes.
The character never appeared on screen in The Sopranos, even through a flashback, but was frequently mentioned by Tony. We know that Dickie is Carmella Soprano's cousin, and was shot down when his son, Christopher, was a baby. This led Tony to become paternal toward Chrissy - for a while, anyway!
In a statement to Deadline, Michael Gandolfini said, "It's a profound honor to continue my dad's legacy while stepping into the shoes of a young Tony Soprano. I'm thrilled that I'm going to have the opportunity to work with David Chase and the incredible company of talent he has assembled for The Many Saints of Newark."
It will be interesting to see if the prequel film lives up to the show. I hope David Chase makes some public appearances, so reporters can harass him over whether Tony Soprano is dead or not, and ask what the hell ever happened with that Russian in the woods.


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