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New Delhi has been inhabited for several millennia now, and has numerous beautifully preserved monuments to prove it—including two UNESCO World Herit... Read More

New Delhi has been inhabited for several millennia now, and has numerous beautifully preserved monuments to prove it—including two UNESCO World Heritage sites: Humayan's Tomb and the Qutub Minar. If you find yourself burning out on history, lighten things up at the oddly educational Sulabh International Museum of Toilets, or refine your sun salutations at Sivananda Yoga.

The best way to get around is via black-and-yellow taxis or auto-rickshaws. Make sure to negotiate a price first. New Delhi is structured around two central promenades called the Rajpath (King’s Way) and the Janpath (Queen’s Way). The Rajpath stretches from the Rashtrapati Bhavan (the Viceroy’s House) in the center of the city to the India Gate, inspired by the Arc de Triomphe. The city is home to plenty of museums, including the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum, National Gallery of Modern Art, National Rail Museum, and the Nehru Planetarium. Visit Humayun’s Tomb, the splendid 16th-century Moghul monument that inspired much of the design of the Taj Mahal. On certain weekday afternoons, the grounds are blissfully uncrowded. See the entrancing Sufi Qawwali singers who perform every Thursday evening at Nizamuddin’s Shrine. Take a walk down Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi’s historic, half-mile-long bazaar that teeters thrillingly on the brink of chaos at any hour of the day or night. See below for more things to do in New Delhi.

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  • Birla Mandir

    Officially named the Laxminarayan Temple, this beautiful Hindu temple is commonly known as the Birla Mandir in honor of the family of industrialists... Read More

  • Chhatarpur Temple

    The Chhatarpur Temple (proper name Shri Aadya Katyayani Shakti Peetham) is the second-largest in Delhi, with a huge main edifice dedicated to the... Read More

  • Humayun’s Tomb

    Built during the 1560s in honor of India’s second Moghul emperor, this magnificent monument is perhaps Delhi’s most awe-inspiring sight. Its... Read More

  • Jama Masjid

    This stunning mosque—one of the largest in the country—is a must-see monument. The interior has incredibly intricate tilework, and the building itself,... Read More

  • Jantar Mantar

    Built in 1724 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II of Jaipur, the Jantar Mantar is a collection of oversized astronomy instruments ranging from sun dials to... Read More

  • Lodhi Gardens

    This is one of the most popular picnic spots in the city. The tombs and walled monuments within the 90-acre space of undulating greens lend a sense of... Read More

  • Qutb Minar

    This towering minar—which can be spotted from many places in the city—was commissioned to issue the azan (call to prayer) and tells a beautiful tale of... Read More

  • Red Fort

    Set at the eastern edge of Shahjahanabad, this sprawling 17th-century fort complex gets its name from the massive red sandstone walls (more than a mile... Read More

  • Safdarjung's Tomb

    Though it was built in 1754, Safdarjung's Tomb is in fact one Delhi's newest enclosed garden tombs. It lacks the grandeur of the better-known Humayan's... Read More

  • Sri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir and Bird Hospital

    Steps away from Old Delhi's Red Fort, this red sandstone Jain temple was built in 1628, making it one of the city's oldest. It's best known for its Bird... Read More

  • Tughlaqabad Fort

    This 14th-century fortified city was founded by Turkic ruler Ghiyathu'd-Din Tughluq, who only ruled from 1321 until about 1326—after which the fort was... Read More

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Welcome to Havana, Cuba

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Mariana assists Michael in the "kitchen" as he prepares lamb kebobs for part of the final dinner on a houseboat in Kashmir, his first wazwan meal.

Northern Ireland

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Israel and Palestine

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Grocery Shopping in Jerusalem

Mariana and Michael visit the open-air market in Jerusalem to find fresh ingredients for the dinner that Michael will prepare. It will bring together Israeli settlers and Palestinians to discuss their historic controversy.

Stilt Fishing in Sri Lanka

Do as the Romans do — but in this case, it's the Sri Lankans. Michael and Mariana go stilt fishing with a fisherman on Thalpe Beach.

Yatagala Temple in Sri Lanka

Mariana and Michael, dressed in white saris and sarongs, visit the Yatagala temple in Unawatuna, Sri Lanka.

Rwanda, Africa

Michael and Mariana trek into the Rwandan jungle for an experience of a lifetime: visiting with the wild gorillas.

Rwandan Market

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The Great Pyramid of Giza

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Phase 4 polls of India 2009 elections can be considered as a north and north-east India polls. It also brings the make or break period for the BJP, which generally does better in the northern regions of India, then anywhere else. Rajasthan and Delhi go to polls with all their constituencies in the fourth phase. The fourth phase voting is scheduled from 7am to 5pm, though four assembly segments - Islampur and Hilsa in Nalanda parliamentary constituency and Masauri and Paligani in the Patiliputra LS constituency - in Bihar will have polling from 7 am to 3 pm only. In total, 85 Lok Sabha constituencies will goto poll in the 4th phase. The only states left to vote after today will be Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Tamil Nadu.

The major candidates in the fourth phase of elections include some real actors like Shatrughan Sinha and Shekhar Suman from Bihar, Raj Babbar from Uttar Pradesh and Bengali actor Tapash Pal. Some former Chief Ministers are also in the fray which include Farooq Abdulla from Jammu and Kashmir and Bhajan Lal from Haryana, Lalu Prasad from Bihar and Mulayam Yadav from UP.

Fourth Phase updates:

Fourth phase of general elections in India saw a 57% voter turnout, which is equivalent to almost 95 million voters coming out to cast votes. Delhi saw a voter turnout of 50.03% which was nearly 8% below the Assembly elections turnout. Srinagar from Jammu and Kashmir showed dismal turnouts of just 1.75% to 14.05% in its 8 assembly segments. Haryana polled 63%, Punjab 65% and West Bengal the highest with 75%. Some stray incidents led to the death of 4 people including a voter.

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  • Number of Parliamentary Constituencies going to polls: 85
  • Number of candidates: 1,315
  • Number of women candidates: 119
  • Number of polling stations: 1.29 L
  • Number of voters: 9.46 cr
  • Number of EVM's: 1,71,902
  • Number of Polling staff: 6.5 L
  • Number of identified miscreants: 60,405
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Cong: 4
BJP set for losses: last time BJP won 21, but looking towards heavy losses this time.

SP: 9
BJP: 3
Cong: 3
BSP: 1
Ind & Oth: 2
SP might gain: BJP and Congress are stronger this time, might cut BSP votes and help SP.
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CPM: 14
Cong: 3
Left not on right foot: Trinamoll-Congress is expected to gain seats from Left.
Cong: 9
BJP: 1
Cong may hold on: COng might not win 9 again, but is well placed in most constituencies.
Cong: 6
BJP: 1
Not much change: Congress won 6 last time, and doesn't look like a big improvement for BJP this time as well.
SAD: 3
Cong: 1
SAD might lose: SAD might not even win 1 seat out of 4 this time.

RJD: 2
JD(U): 1
Equal seats: Looks like lalu, Shatrughan and Nitish's man in Nalanda will hold.
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As a non-profit organization, Trellis aims to improve the English and Japanese language capabilities of our students as a means of increasing their social and economic mobility. We also strive to increase the effectiveness of foreign language education by providing better access to trained and experienced foreign language instructors to both for-profit and non-profit educational initiatives regionally and internationally.

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Our engagement in a socially-responsible and economically-sustainable hybrid partnership with our Japanese collaborator allows us to promote growth, development, and innovation by providing cost-free foreign language education to children and young adults in Vietnam. This partnership enables us to provide constructive solutions to common problems associated with the existing foreign language education industry by creating an innovative, cost-effective, and self-sustainable approach to workforce management and curriculum development.

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Insufficient access to effective foreign language education is a problem shared by both developed and developing countries.

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Turning the educated into the educator is one of the most effective ways to promote communal development. Trellis provides the tools to not only develop an important skill set but also to put that skill set to use; we aim to provide an avenue for education as well as employment for both our volunteers and students.

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Trellis' hybrid approach to educational development allows us to leverage social issues and market inefficiencies in a way which is both productive as well as profitable. We hope to inspire other organizations to adopt similar strategies which harness the power of for-profit industry to catalyze positive social change.

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A hybrid organization combines the elements, values, and actions of the public, private, and voluntary sectors. The formation of a hybrid organization most commonly occurs as a result of the creation of a mutually-beneficial, economically-sustainable partnership between for-profit and non-profit entities.

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Trellis is a 100% non-profit organization. That means any and all program fees and donation dollars go directly towards enhancing and expanding our non-profit educational activities. To compliment our operations, we have established a hybridized partnership with Chouette Inc., a Japanese for-profit organization which provides teacher-allocation services as well as curriculum strategies and classroom materials to pre-existing English language learning institutions operating within the Japanese foreign language acquisition market.

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Cardiff Supporters Trust welcomes Mackay peace talks

The Cardiff City Supporters Trust has welcomed news that Malky Mackay's job is safe.

A statement from the CCST read: "After the turmoil of the last week, the club needs stability and we are pleased that Malky Mackay is to remain as manager of Cardiff City. We also look forward to a dialogue now taking place between Mackay and Vincent Tan.

"Mr Tan should let the manager of the team get on with the job of keeping Cardiff City in the Premier League. I'm sure the strength of feeling shown by fans before and at the Liverpool game sent a clear message to him, as did the outspoken comments of many other managers and commentators throughout the UK.

"What this debacle has illustrated once again is that Mr Tan must engage in regular dialogue with supporter groups and fans generally. We will be making that point strongly when we meet Mr Tan on Saturday before the Sunderland game."

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Houston Dynamo make play for ex-Rangers, Middlesbrough striker Boyd

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It is believed that the Dynamo, who recently lost veteran striker Brian Ching to expansion franchise Montreal Impact, have offered Boyd a two-year deal worth over $1million.

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Aston Villa defender Ron Vlaar is convinced they'll beat the drop.

Villa face a massive six-pointer against Newcastle United next week.

"We have to realise what situation we are in," said Vlaar, who was back for their 2-2 draw with West Bromwich Albion.

"The fans always stand behind us and that is very important they do that until the end of the season in every game we play.

"I believe we can be out of the relegation zone.

"The way we played on Saturday, especially first half, should give us a lot of confidence.

"You really want to help and make it better. I really believe we can turn it around."

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Posted on 27 March 2012 by Caballo

ZURI is a Spanish Artist, from the Andalucian city of Marbella, who mixes Flamenco music with Reggae and Dancehall Riddims. 2006 – 2008 he was part of Barcelonean band OJOS DE BRUJO which in 2007 he won the Latin EMI award with. In 2010 he published his first solo album called “Candela” which put him in the front row of Spanish Reggae Artists.

The infectious “Yu Go! Riddim” produced by Emir “Youthman” Kobilic is the solid base for his love song “La cuenta atrás” (“The countdown”), in which he describes the wait of a lover until he will finally see his lady again.

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The Caribbean island of Antigua is a tropical island, lying at the northern end of the Leeward Islands, north of Guadeloupe and Montserrat, east of St Kitts and Nevis and Puerto Rico. It is the main island of the country of Antigua and Barbuda; Barbuda being a smaller less populated island to the north.

Antigua is just 17 degrees north of the equator and as such doesn’t really have distinct seasons. The temperature averages in the mid twenties centigrade all year round and rarely falls below 20 degrees. Average temperature at this time of year is around 25 degrees and with humidity lower than in much of the Caribbean the temperatures are easy to bear. Average rainfall is also lower, especially once the hurricane season ends in November. The trade winds also add a welcome breeze to sun worshippers!

Antigua is lush, green and mountainous edged with 365 beaches, one for each day of the year and with the Caribbean Sea to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the variety and beauty is stunning. Palm fringed, fine sand beaches with turquoise blue still water lapping on the west and rocky coves with Atlantic breakers on the east.

Staying at the popular St James's Club & Villas on its own peninsula on the south eastern corner of the island you get the best of both these worlds as the peninsula protects its own Mamora Bay from the Atlantic breakers which wash into Coco Beach on the other side of the resort.  You can stay in the All Inclusive resort hotel rooms with two great swimming pools, or rent an exclusive villa above Mamora Bay, with a further split level pool at the centre of the villa area. The club is in a fantastic location just 5 minutes away from some of the best tourist must-sees of the island.

Shirley Heights is home to one of the best views and best parties on the island. Within the national park overlooking English and Falmouth harbours, the bar at this old military look-out post is a favourite place to enjoy the sunsets. The high vantage point which the military used for defence gives a view of Guadeloupe and Montserrat in clear conditions and is home to Sunday night parties of great repute. With reggae and steel bands to entertain, barbeque food to eat and enough rum to drown a sailor the party nights are legendary and must not be missed.

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Microsoft has announced that its new Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 are now available to purchase in the UK.

Available today through Microsoft retail stores and retailers like John Lewis, Argos, Currys and PC World, the Surface Pro 2 and Surface 2 are priced from £719 and £359 respectively.

There is also a range of new accessories for the tablets on sale now, including the Touch Cover 2, Type Cover 2, Power Cover, a Docking Station and Arc Mouse Surface Edition.

Microsoft has chosen the same day as the Apple iPad 5 and iPad mini 2 launch event to release its duo of new Windows 8 tablets, which could mean even less publicity for the devices.

Microsoft Surface 2 Features

Running Windows 8 RT, the Microsoft Surface 2 has a 10.6-inch ClearType Full HD display and offers a full-size USB 3.0 port.

The Surface 2 is powered by a Nvidia Tegra 4 processor and is packaged in a form factor slightly thinner and lighter than its predecessor.

It comes with Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013 RT and Outlook 2013 RT for free.

In the rear is a 5-megapixel camera, while up-front is a 3.5-megapixel snapper for video calling. Both of these are capable of capturing full 1080p HD video.

Microsoft Surface Pro 2 Features

The Surface Pro 2 has the comes with a fourth-generation Intel Core i5 processor that delivers better performance and up to 75 per cent longer battery life than the original Surface Pro.

It runs the full Windows 8.1 OS and offers a trio of USB 2.0 and a USB 3.0 port. It comes with a Pro Pen stylus and adds a revised dual-angle kickstand for better usage options. The tablet’s 10.6-inch screen can now be angled at 55- or 22-degree angles.

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Hometown: Cookeville, Tenn.
High School: Cookeville HS

In Spring 2013 (Freshman): Cunningham showed vast improvement in the spring, playing in seven events and earning two top 15 finishes… at the Forest Hills Invitational (Feb. 23), his 70+75=145 earned him a career-best sixth-place finish, missing All-Tournament honors by just one stroke… shot a 75+74+76=225 at the Grover Page Classic (Mar. 10-12) to earn a 13th-place finish… carded a first-round 67 at the TSU Big Blue Intercollegiate (Apr. 1-2), tying for the sixth-best round of any OVC golfer of the year… finished the event at even par, his lowest three-round score of the year… helped the Golden Eagles to a surprising third place finish at the Ohio Valley Conference Championship (Apr. 25-27)… earned a share of the team's Impact Award with two teammates.

In Fall 2012 (Freshman):  Cunningham competed in four fall tournaments, playing 12 rounds in his debut season as a Golden Eagle… shot a low-round of 71 at the Mason Rudolph Championship (Sept. 21-23)… averaged a round of 79.5 in the fall.

High School: Cunningham was a four-year letterman at Cookeville High School… played in the No. 1 spot his final two seasons… helped CHS compete as a team in the TSSAA Class AAA State Championship his freshman and sophomore years… was the winner of the 2011 Schooldays Tournament, shooting 66 to qualify for match play and then winning four consecutive matches… selected to the 2010 Tennessee all-state team, finishing in a tie for second in the TSSAA Class AAA state tournament… honored as the Nashville Tennessean's Mid-State Player of the Year in 2010 and was second team in 2011… named the district Player of the Year in 2010 and district co-Player of the Year in 2011, as selected by the coaches… won the regional championship in 2010… finished second in the PGA Junior Qualifier for Tennessee in 2011 and 2012 (69, 64).

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JACKSON, Miss. — The Latest on fatal crash between a tour bus and freight train in Mississippi: (all times local):
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A survivor of the deadly bus crash in Mississippi says she was sitting right behind the driver when the bus became lodged on a railroad crossing.
Justine Nygren of Austin, Texas, says the driver yelled for everyone to get off, but stayed on the bus himself, trying to ensure that people did leave.
Speaking in a telephone interview from her home, Nygren said she left through the front door of the bus and walked a short distance alongside the tracks, not looking back. She told The Associated Press that while she was walking, the train hit the bus and pushed it past her.
Nygren says the rest of her memory is a fog.
Four people died and dozens were injured.
Nygren says another bus returned her and other uninjured survivors Wednesday night to Bastrop, Texas. The Austin American-Statesman reports (http://atxne.ws/2m4c3Lz ) eight people were on that bus.
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Friends say one Mississippi train crash victim always planned the best parties.
Sixty-two-year-old Deborah Orr was one of four people killed Tuesday when a train hit a charter bus in Biloxi (buh-LUX-ee). The native of Bastrop, Texas, died after surgery.
Judy Seymore of Cedar Creek, Texas met Orr through the Red Hat Society, a worldwide organization for women over 50. She says Orr choreographed dances to songs like "One Singular Sensation" and "Dancing Queen" and had a knack for bringing people together. Seymore says Orr's holiday parties were legendary.
Susan Lawson, another Red Hat, met Orr when they volunteered to help the community of Bastrop after fires in September 2011 killed two people and destroyed 1,660 homes.
She remembers one of Orr's best costumes: a "Little Mermaid" Ursula in red and purple, the Red Hat colors.
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Heirs of a Texas couple killed when a train slammed into a tour bus in Mississippi are going to court.
Attorney Mikal Watts has sued the railroad, the bus company and its unidentified driver in state court in Dallas for Peggy Hoffman's son.
Watts said Thursday that attorney Broadus Spivey is suing separately for heirs of Hoffman's husband, Ken Hoffman, but they're working together.
The Hoffmans were among four people killed and dozens injured after their tour bus got stuck on a humped train crossing in Biloxi (buh-LUX-ee) and was hit by a CSX freight train.
The lawsuit filed Wednesday says CSX Transportation allowed "ultra hazardous" conditions at the crossing, and the Echo Transportation driver failed to follow traffic signs.
Spokespeople said the companies don't comment on pending litigation.
3:30 a.m.
The mayor of the Mississippi city where a train slammed into a bus, killing four Texas tourists, says he'll work with the railroad to close some crossings and make others safer.
Biloxi Mayor Andrew "FoFo" Gilich said Wednesday that he'll use recommendations from CSX Transportation to minimize the chances of another fatal wreck.
The city had already scheduled a hearing March 21 to discuss closing six railroad crossings when the CSX freight train hit a bus stuck on the tracks Tuesday. However, the Main Street crossing, where 40 were injured in addition to the deaths, isn't on the closure list.
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.
The crossing has a warning sign about low clearance, topped by a picture of a tractor-trailer stuck on a railroad track.


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    When the hounds of spring are on winter's traces,
    The mother of months in meadow or plain
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    The tongueless vigil, and all the pain.

    Come with bows bent and with emptying of quivers,
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    Round the feet of the day and the feet of the night.

    Where shall we find her, how shall we sing to her,
    Fold our hands round her knees, and cling?
    O that man's heart were as fire and could spring to her,
    Fire, or the strength of the streams that spring!
    For the stars and the winds are unto her
    As raiment, as songs of the harp-player;
    For the risen stars and the fallen cling to her,
    And the southwest-wind and the west-wind sing.

    For winter's rains and ruins are over,
    And all the season of snows and sins;
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    The light that loses, the night that wins;
    And time remember'd is grief forgotten,
    And frosts are slain and flowers begotten,
    And in green underwood and cover
    Blossom by blossom the spring begins.

    The full streams feed on flower of rushes,
    Ripe grasses trammel a travelling foot,
    The faint fresh flame of the young year flushes
    From leaf to flower and flower to fruit;
    And fruit and leaf are as gold and fire,
    And the oat is heard above the lyre,
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    The chestnut-husk at the chestnut-root.

    And Pan by noon and Bacchus by night,
    Fleeter of foot than the fleet-foot kid,
    Follows with dancing and fills with delight
    The Maenad and the Bassarid;
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    The laughing leaves of the trees divide,
    And screen from seeing and leave in sight
    The god pursuing, the maiden hid.

    The ivy falls with the Bacchanal's hair
    Over her eyebrows hiding her eyes;
    The wild vine slipping down leaves bare
    Her bright breast shortening into sighs;
    The wild vine slips with the weight of its leaves,
    But the berried ivy catches and cleaves
    To the limbs that glitter, the feet that scare
    The wolf that follows, the fawn that flies.

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Cory Monteith, Lea Michele Cory Monteith, Lea Michele

Lea Michele tweeted a loving tribute to her late boyfriend Cory Monteith in honor of his birthday.

"The biggest heart and most beautiful smile.. In all of our hearts.. We love you so.. Happy Birthday," the Glee actress posted alongside a photo of the couple laughing together.

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Monteith would have been 32 Sunday. The former Glee star died in July 2013 from a toxic mixture of heroin and alcohol. His character, Finn Hudson, was written out of the series in the touching, emotional episode "The Quarterback" (watch it here). In February, Michele released a tribute song in his honor.


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For the first time in sixteen years, there won't be a single CSI on TV. On Thursday, Deadline reports, CBS canceled CSI: Cyber, the fourth and final installment of the long-running franchise. Oscar winner Patricia Arquette starred in the procedural w… Read more

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Price could trump form factor July 16, 2013
Shane Hurlbut, the cinematographer on “Act of Valor,” was able to put the Canon 5D DSLR in positions that directors wouldn’t dream of using with a more traditional movie camera.
JOHNSTON, IOWA—Regular readers of Digital Journal know that I am firmly convinced that the value and the future of local broadcasting is in the local station’s ability to acquire and create compelling local content. As the quantity and variety of methods for consumers to consume content increase, the value proposition for being a primarily a carrier of content created by others becomes increasingly more difficult to sustain while still maintaining a credible presence in the local market. So it should come as no surprise that when Iowa Public Television started to look at the digital conversion I championed the idea that we needed to create the best local content we could at the highest quality possible.

We built a facility that is 100 percent high-definition based initially on Sony HDW-700 camcorders and SRW-5500’s and HDW-2000 record decks. We have since migrated to XDCAM utilizing PDW-700 camcorders and PDW-F75 and PDW-U1 decks. When making the transition from tape-based to disc-based media, we also took advantage of the improved video quality offered in the XDCAM system by utilizing the MPEG-HD422 mode codec to acquire content in full 1920x1080 resolution and 24-bit audio as compared to the HDCAM, which was 1440x1080 and 20-bit audio. Because much of our content has a long tail, our focus is always in acquiring at the highest quality possibility.

For the last few years I have been looking into what will be our next acquisition transition and started to look at camera systems with 4K and greater imagers. Cameras with these imagers primarily exist in the realm of feature films, but at the SMPTE conference in 2011 I saw a presentation by cinematographer Shane Hurlbut on using the Canon 5D to shoot the majority of the 2012 film “Act of Valor.” The image quality on a large screen was stunning and because of the relatively low cost of the camera, he was able to put them in positions that you wouldn’t dream of using a more traditional movie camera. There is one overhead shot in a room where a live hand grenade is tossed in and you watch it explode. However, the 5D is a DSLR camera and not primarily designed to shoot moving video so they had to essentially turn off a lot of the camera’s features since they were designed to optimize still photography.

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At the 2012 NAB Show I stumbled upon the Blackmagic Cinema Camera. Coming from the world of television I confess that it is an odd looking camera when compared to what I am used to seeing but I made note of it primarily because it produced images that were at least as good as anything we have at IPTV and it was priced at just under $3,000. At NAB this year I checked out the Blackmagic Production Camera 4K which has a super 35 imager and utilizes EF or ZE mount lenses. It’s priced at just under $4,000, which puts this camera that is designed to acquire UHD content in the price range of many of the DSLR’s that have added video acquisition to what is essentially a still camera.

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I don’t think this market is lost on the more traditional DSLR manufacturers. At CES this year I stopped by and looked at a number of DSLR-type cameras that are optimized for their potential role as cinema cameras. Canon has the EOS-1D C, which uses a 18 megapixel imager for better than 4K resolution but the price tag is pretty hefty at about $12,000 and audio recording still looks to be a little behind the curve compared to what I am used to in a dedicated video camera. Last year I borrowed a Nikon D5100 and used it to shoot some high definition video just to get a feel for what it was like. I was quite impressed with the quality of the video, but again, the form factor seemed a little odd. I did stop at Nikon at CES but their focus (pardon the pun) seemed more on their compact still cameras than on their highline DSLR’s entering into the digital cinema world.

I was able to try out both the D7100 and the D800, both of which were extremely comfortable to use. I am probably a throwback, but there is something very comforting about looking through the lens at the image as opposed to looking at the image on a small display mounted on the back of the camera.

So what does this have to do with cameras at IPTV? Last April, one of our PDW-700’s fell off its tripod due to a worn mount. As is the rule, it of course fell lens first to insure maximum damage. The camera body was shipped off to Sony service for evaluation an estimate for the repair. The estimate came back at just over $20,000; a replacement was just under $30,000. Given the age of the camera and the fact that the repair estimate didn’t include any work on the mechanics of the disc system, we opted to go with a new camera body for $30K. This is not a knock on Sony; the industry is changing. But when we think that the same $30,000 would have purchased 10 of the Blackmagic Cinema Camera bodies, it is time to adjust our thinking.

Another epiphany for me came while discussing this topic with my wife. I explained to her that my topic was camcorders and she looked at me and said “when you have kids, you go out and buy one.” At this very moment, new parents are recording home videos using consumer cameras that probably deliver better images than what we are currently acquiring our content with. So it appears to me that the next transitional step in acquisition at IPTV will not only involve better pictures and audio but an adjustment in the type of equipment we use and how we operate it. We may actually be trying to keep up with the Jones.

Bill Hayes is the director of engineering for Iowa Public Television. He can be reached via TV Technology.

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Are you really new in web hosting? The business has many terms that may be confusing to you personally as a beginner. To help you out here are a few of the common terms and what they mean:

A number of businesses also call it data transfer. This is actually the quantity of information which can be transferred between the computers seeing the site’s server as well as your website. In most of the instances, the bandwidth for a fundamental web site is between 1 and 5 GB. Remember the more visitors you’ve got the more bandwidth you desire.
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NBN contract worth $620 million goes to US-based Space Systems/Loral
By: Anthony Garreffa | BREAKING STORY News | Posted: Feb 8, 2012 1:25 am

US-based Space Systems/Loral has won a $620 million contract that involves two satellites which will provide high-speed broadband to areas in remote Australia. The announcement was made just moments ago in Canberra by Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and Communications Minister Stephen Conroy, as well as NBN Co chief Mike Quigley.

Loral Space and Communications, a California-based group, will launch two satellites which will provide the high-speed Internet by 2015 under the national broadband network (NBN). If you didn't already know, the NBN Co is the federal government-owned enterprise who is in charge of rolling out fibre optic cable broadband to 93-percent of Australia's 13 million homes, schools and businesses by 2021.

If the fibre optic network is not available to you, the fixed wireless technology and satellite technology will be used to 4-percent of premises, and 3-percent of the remaining premises, respectively. Stephen Conroy said in a statement:

This will ensure high speed broadband is delivered to Australia's remotest towns, such as Calvert in the Northern Territory and Bandya in Western Australia.

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LARRY: 'Red Hill Mining Town' is one of the lost songs. It was overproduced and under-written, one of those great ideas that never quite got there. Bono had a very clear idea about how he wanted it to sound but I don't think anyone was quite sure where he was going with it. What we ended up with was neither one thing nor the other. During improvisation things happened that were amazing but because of a lack of confidence in our ability to repeat the idea, we tended to hang on very tightly and perhaps not push forward as much as we should have. So sometimes we ended up with a bunch of great ideas as opposed to a fully developed song. In my view, that's part of the genius of U2 but it can also be part of the problem with our songwriting.

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With guidebooks already overflowing with warnings and cautions, you'd think there was nothing left to worry about. But no, the hardy travel scribes have gotten so whipped up in the frenzy over Bilharzia and Bear Attacks that they've overlooked another (and arguably more prevalent) danger associated with foreign travel: Electrics, or more precisely, dodgy electrics.

We would do well to remember that not all countries have the same prohibitively stringent electrical regulations as, for instance, the US or the UK. And, as an ex-electrician and regular traveler, I can vouch for this. To list every form of electrical danger would take a lot more time than I am willing to spend on such a subject, so instead I shall cut straight to the main offender – the budget hot shower.

Hardcore backpackers need not worry, as cold water versions obviously present no immediate dangers other than slimy floors and the odd leech. Flashpackers and luxury travelers may also rest easy as the extra dollars they are willing to fork out could well afford them an adequately funded, safe installation within their guesthouse or hotel. It’s the in-betweenies that more often than not fall foul of this phenomenon. Those that spend the minimum necessary to upgrade from torrents of cold water to trickles of hot water in backpacker flophouses should be very, very afraid. Well, if I were to heed my own advice about sensationalism in the second paragraph, they should at least a little concerned…

Remember that, as with most things, you get what you pay for and in this instance you may well get an additional surprise. When opting to crash in a budget flophouse, it’s not beyond the realms of possibility that one may encounter a budget installation or two.

But don’t let this put you off the odd treat altogether. If its hot water that you want in the mornings, then go for it – but do exercise caution.

Rule number 1 is don’t fiddle with any setting on the shower head with the electric on, the water running, and you underneath it. Rule number 2 is don’t fiddle with any setting on the shower head with the electric on, the water running, and you underneath it. In theory it should be safe, but that’s not always the case.

If the shower does become a little more invigorating that you had anticipated, then be sure to (politely) let the proprietor know afterwards. They simply may not be aware of the problem, and may rectify it before someone else gets the same treatment in days to come. Even if managers don’t do anything about it, it’s not because they haven’t been made aware, and you can rest easy knowing that you have done your bit for future guests. Karma.

Alternatively, if after reading this you subsequently get spotted in the shower wearing nothing but rubber gloves and a big, cheesy smile, then all you need do is claim that you are simply safeguarding yourself against yet another danger associated with foreign travel.

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H1303 A: King's council handling of a papal provision to Wolverhampton. [1]

H1303 B: Ireland case before king's council in parliament: Geoffrey de Geynvill lord of the liberty of Trym & Matilda his wife concerning the taking of their liberty. [2]

M1303 A: Order to Richard Oysel, custos of Kingston upon Hull on the part of Eustace de Hatche: Eustace had bought a hip at Tinmouth for transport of coal and other goods to Gascony by Thomas de Trumflete of Barton on Humber; Richard Pellesone then asserted that the ship was his and had been taken by wrongdoers at sea so that the ship was arrested; resolution now to be by ordinance of king's council. Richard was unable to prove the ship was his, so that Oysel was to release the ship to Eustace. [3]

M1304 A: Complaints of Richard, prior of Durham against the bishop of Durham before the king's council on the king's return from Scotland. [4]

M1304 B: Controversy between Brother William de la More, master of the Knights Templar and merchants of Florence concerning a bill of exchange payable in Paris that was not paid. [5]

H1305 A: Quare non admisit. Rex v. Master Walter de Thorp, dean of the consistory of the Arches, London & Master Gilbert de Middelton, concerning the advowson of Dodderhill, Worcestershire; the king had recovered that advowson against Robert, archbishop of Canterbury, the bishop of Worcester, the Prior of Worcester, and John de Middelton cleric. [6]

E1305 A: Petition of Henry de la Pomeray and Peter Corbet concerning the castle and manor of Tremington. [7]

E1305 B: Petition of the bishop of Worcester. [8]

M1305 A: Complaint before king's council by Roger de Hegham against William Brewes for contempt and scurrilous words in response to an adverse judgment made against him in the exchequer. [9]

T1306 A: Scire facias to have William de Lewes explain why he intrudes into the chaplaincy of the castle of Hastings. [10]

M1306 A: Inquest into release of prisoners from the jail of the Archbishop of Canterbury, whose temporalities had been taken into the king's hands. [11]

E1307 A: Petition of William le Latymer. [12]

E1307 B: Quare impedit. Parson of South Creake. [13]

M1307 A: Petition to king's council by men of Carburton manor against abbot of Welbeck. [14]

M1307 B: Bill presented by sheriff concerning rescue from sheriff and his bailiffs of sheep distrained to compel payment of debts owed the king by Thomas Foleiaumbe; hue and cry raised in Tideswell. [15]

E1308 A: An ordinance in king's council of Edward I that the Prior of Gisburn owed Gilbert de Luda; enforced now after Gilbert's death. [16]

T1308 A: A final concord before king's council. [17]

H1309 A: Petition to king's council by John son of John de Durham. [18]

T1311 A: Petition to king's council by the prior of Rochester against John le Engleys jr, Thomas atte Boure, Henry de Bolescombe chaplain, Thomas le Gam, Adam Brid, and many other named parties. Kent. Besieging the priory. [19]; [20]: verdict indicated that the men of Rochester had an altar in the cathedral church customarily; men of the priory (without the prior's knowledge) broke and removed that altar. When some of those who had been at the breaking of the altar went into town, heated words were exchanged and they were beaten, but no blood was spilled.

H1314 A: Tenure of John Giffard. [21]

M1314 A: Petition of Richard son of Richard Boillond. [22]

T1315 A: Dilapidation of Bardney Abbey, in part before king's council. [23]

T1315 B: Petition of Joan who was the wife of John Wakeman of Corfe Castle concerning her free maritagium. [24]

T1315 C: Petition of John de Abyndon for execution of a judgment debt of 1,600 p.s. for conspiracy. [25]

E1316 A: Petition of Thomas de Multon de Egermond and Anthony de Lucy. [26]

H1317 A: Presentment to William de Burton of the prebend of Cannockbury in the free chapel of Pencrich; consideration before the king's council. [27]

E1317 A: Petition of William le Clerk de Kyme. Lincolnshire. [28]

E1318 A: Petition of Hugh de Curtenay. Devon. [29], [30], [31]

T1318 A: Council decision regarding mainprise in trespass for "rape" of wife and taking of goods. [32]

H1319 A: Petition of John de Ferilye. [33]

T1319 A: Petition of Boniface de Ledes cleric. [34]

M1319 A: Petition of William de Wellop cleric. [35]

  • H1342 A: Norfolk. Resort to the king's council concerning the treatment of those of Great Yarmouth who had seized the goods of the ship Tarryt, for which the king had satisfied the merchants of Flanders. [36] rcp
  • M1342 A: Petition of Richard de Rothyng and Isabela his wife. [37] rcp
  • M1342 B: Petition of Henry son of John de Somerville. [38] rcp

  • H1343 A: Middlesex. Appeal by Thomas of York against Thomas de Estryngton of York for robbery. [39] rcp
  • T1343 A: Kent. Petition of John de Preston. [40] rcp
  • T1343 B: Certification on the arrest and detention of Master John de Barnet canon of St Paul's, London in the Tower. [41] rcp
  • M1343 A: Norfolk. Rex v. Hugh Pulter. The king had recovered his presentation to the prebend of Bockeden in the Blessed Mary's, Lincoln because of the vacancy of the bishopric of Lincoln against Thomas bishop of Lincoln and presented Thomas de Hatfeld. Because certain people were trying to undermine the judgment the king appointed William Chartreys, Roger de Stafford, William de Bedyngham, and William de Leicester jointly and singly to attach the wrongdoers and bring them before the king's council. They arrested Hugh de Walmesford, who had procured various instruments to undermine the judgment, but Hugh Pulter rescued him. [42] rcp

  • T1344 A: Petitions of the town of Cambridge concerning Cambridge University. [43] rcp
  • T1344 B: Bills submitted to the king's council. [44] rcp

  • H1345 A: Petition of Adam de Castelok and Matilda his wife. [45], [46], [47] rcp
  • H1345 B: Petition of Henry Robert of Ipswich. [48] rcp
  • M1345 A: Rex and Robert de Burton cleric and royal presentee to be the custodian of the spiritualities of the bishopric of Winchester sede vacante v. Bernard Viventis and Ayquelinus Guilli/Guillelmi de Sparra, whom Viventis inducted into the position. [49] rcp
  • M1345 B: Norfolk. Rex v. William, bishop of Norwich. Prosecution for seeking to undermine the privileges of the monastery of Bury St Edmunds granted by the king's predecessors in papal court. The bishop forfeits 30 talents of gold after consideration by the king's council and the justices. [50] rcp
  • M1345 C: Norfolk. King's council consideration of processes by the king against the bishop of Norwich, the Prior of Kersey, Hamo de Belers, Master John de O, and Simon de Sudbury the bishop's commissaries. [51] rcp
  • M1345 D: Consideration before Council of escapes from the prison of the abbot and convent of Westminster. [52] rcp
  • M1345 E: Lancashire. Status of Clitheroe chapel. [53] rcp

  • M1346 A: Northamptonshire. Consideration of the indictment of Richard fitz William de Watford for the death of John son of John Simond de Creton. [54] rcp

H1347A: Rex v. Prior of Drax for rebellious refusal to receive or open the king's letters under the privy seal. [55]

E1347 A: Bills against Stephen de Bassyngbourne. Hertfordshire. [56] rcp

E1347 B: Northamptonshire. Order to produce before the council Hugh Hardel of Brackele concerning counterfeit money. [57] rcp

T1347 C: Essex. Petition of the commons of Barking. [58]

T1347 D: Surrey. Order to bring Richard de Somerbury, William atte Sydenye, John de Shakelford, and John de Rokewyk before the council; now sent before king's bench. [59] rcp

T1347 E: Herefordshire. Order to bring Richar de Penbrugge chivaler and Hugh de Tyberton before king's council. [60] rcp

T1347 E:' Buckingamshire. Order to bring John son of John Syward, John le Baillif de Neuport Paynel, Henry Neweman chaplain, William Noneys, John Kaisho, John Herner, Geoffrey Gunnes, John Rodom, John Osbarn, John de Wollaston, Richard Broun, Laurence Bakere, Reginald Lucas, John Neweman, and Richard Jordan before the king's council. [61] rcp

M1347 A: Roger de Boudon had been convicted before the king's justices for wrongs perpetrated before the justices at Northampton. He had been delivered to the sheriff to convey him to appear before the king's council under a penalty of 1000 p.s. The prisoner was now delivered to the Marshalsea, so that the sheriff was relieved of the liability. [62] rcp

M1347 B: Northumberland. William Russel was ordered to appear before the king's council to treat and speak there about the war with France and the defence of the country. When the writ was delivered to him, he threw the writ back in the face of the royal messenger and refused to receive it. [63],[64] rcp

M1347 C: London. Order to have Richard de Burneby before the king's council; delivery of Burneby. [65] rcp

M1347 D: Essex. Procedure against John son of Henry Helyoun de Bumstead for default before the king's council. [66] rcp

H1348 A: Return on an order to discover and return to king's council the malefactors who took from John de Colchester 200 p.s. [67]

E1348 A: Case in chancery brought into king's council: Rex v. John Lucas shipman and master of the Leotheonard of Colchester and Roger Welche owner of the ship. For taking the king's goods (listed and worth 81 p.s., 12s 9d) in the possession of Master Richard de Saham and Robert de Stratton, messengers of the king sent to the ports and to Spain. [68]

E1348 B: Controversy concerning the annual rent from Aylesbury. [69]

M1348 A:Wiltshire. Rex v. William le Clerk de Newton Tony. Refusal to receive orders to appear before king's council to answer for certain contempts and trespasses. [70]

T1350 A: Bill of Thomas Pampeden relating to statutes merchant in Newcastle upon Tyne. [71] rcp

M1350 A: Petition of John Maleweyn. [72] rcp

M1350 B: Memorandum. Thomas Fychet chivaler was found wandering armed with plate and cuirass in Westminster Hall while the king's council, chancery, and treasury and the justices of both benches were sitting; he threatened litigants there. This was attested before king's council, which turned him over to king's bench. He forfeited his armor and was put in Marshalsea until the king should order otherwise. [73] rcp

H1351 A: Commission to arrest George Selyman. [74] rcp

H1351 B: Those taken and delivered to the sheriff of Hampshire and kept at the prison in Southampton to be brought before the king's council. [75] rcp

E1351 A: Petition of Henry son of Henry Ravensworth and John Courcy concerning John le Conestable de Halsham. [76] rcp

E1351 B: London. John Hervy to return to England to be before council; he refused. [77] rcp

M1353 A: Enrollment in king's bench of "ordinances" made in the last "king's council." [78] rcp

E1354 A: Indictment of William Duraunt warden of Merton Hall, Oxford, and Reginald Whithod de Lambourn and William Stykelyng clerics. [79] rcp

E1354 B: Indictment of John Broun for death of Edward de Alleton. [80] rcp

  • H1355 A: Error. Ireland exchequer (25 Edward III). Debt recognizance. Debt recognizance of 1,360 marks acknowledged to have been received by the Prior of Lanthony by GLoucester from the Archbishop of Dublin. Reviewed by petition to the king's council and sent now to king's bench. [81]
  • T1355 A: Indictment of William de Payto. [82] rcp
  • T1356 A: Petition of John de Raynford cleric concerning Adam de Brikedene, Robert de Brikedene, and Robert le Spenser, lately committed to the Tower. [83] rcp
  • M1356 A: Petition of Robert Bilkemore concerning the manor of Eastwick, Wilts. [84] rcp
  • M1356 B: Hampshire. Plea before the king's council: order to William, prior of Christ Church, Twynham, to show cause why Gilbert Martyn should not have such sustenance in the priory as John de Windsor had had at the mandate of Edward III. [85] rcp
  • H1357 A: Indictment made in Newcastle upon Tyne concerning the death of Robert Nostel, in which the Warden of the Minors in Newcastle along with other friars was indicted, brought before the king's council. [86] rcp
  • T1359 A: Accusations against John Molyns. [87] rcp
  • T1359 B: Protection of foreign merchants in London. [88] rcp
  • T1359 C: Concerning some tenants of the Constable of Richmond Castle. [89] rcp
  • T1359 D: Concerning Stephen Caunville de Niwenton. [90] rcp
  • M1359 A: Petition of John son of Robert Hawkyns of Ludlow. [91] rcp
  • M1359 B: Petition for mainprise of the clerics held in the Tower of London because of the quarrel with the bishop of Ely. [92] rcp
  • T1360 A: Petition of John Taillart. [93] rcp
  • M1360 A: Petition to king's council of John Mortimer of Pembrokeshire; record of chancery. [94] rcp
  • M1360 B: Petition of Edmond de la Beche concerning the manor of Bradfield. [95] rcp
  • E1362 A: Proceedings against the dean and chapter of Exeter. Simon de Putte, king's attorney, had devised his body for burial at the Friar's Minor house in Exeter. When Simon died, Robert Bodo taillor made suggestions that Simon had been excommunicated, so that his body was left unburied, to the dishonor of the king. The dean and chapter are called to answer why they impede. [96], [97] rcp
  • H1363 A: Indictments against John de Botyld and others in Hertfordshire. [98] rcp

1375: H1376 A: John de Assheton brought into King's Bench by marshal on the order of the king's council to find sureties of the peace because he threatened John Biron, knight [99] SJ


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As the SEO Manchester specialists, we guarantee to get your website to the top third position or higher on Google UK or no final payment.

We offer a fully white hatted Seo service.

We review all aspects of your competitors, highlighting the key phrases that your potential customer are typing into the search engines.

We review all aspects with regards to the on page optimisation, that is writing all the relevant tags, ensuring the content is suitable with your requirements, ensuring that the internal link structure is best suited to achieving the greatest results possible.

Once we have achieved all aspects of on page optimisation, we work with our experienced team to build up suitable back links, back links that point to your website with your specific key phrases.

Back links are a vital step in quality search engine optimisation.

In closing , every fourteen days, we provide you a personalised report, highlighting exactly where you are positioned on the search engines, along with an expected due date.

Most projects we guarantee to deliver your website to “top three or above” on Google UK or no final payment.

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