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== Spain Tomato Fight Tomatina 1 ==
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== Another Seinfeld election for Australia ==
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<html>So went the conventional wisdom that helped drive the nation s first female leader from office in June. That doesn t even include the sexist whisper campaign against an unmarried, childless, atheist woman. Or the 2011 television show At Home With Julia, which depicted Gillard lying naked under an Australian flag after having sex in her office with her hairdresser boyfriend. Or the abiding image of opposition leader Tony Abbott at a Parliament House rally alongside protesters carrying a Ditch the Witch banner.
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And it was all for naught. If there were ever proof that Gillard wasn t dispatched for her performance, this election campaign is it. Other than co-opting her signature ideas on education, disability care and other issues, Abbott and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd have offered nothing new or insightful to voters.
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Rudd dispatched Gillard in a party coup three years after she had done the same to him. He claimed revenge wasn t driving him, but audacious ideas about accelerating growth, raising competitiveness and preparing for the day Australia s mining boom winds down apparently weren t either.
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After calling elections in hopes of profiting from his personal popularity, what has Rudd offered? Hard-line policies on asylum seekers to pander to the right and small-beer tax policies.
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Although he s the favourite, Abbott has hardly distinguished himself,[http://it88cn.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=41260 ], either. Sure, he s against the carbon-emission policies and taxes on excessive mining profits favoured by Gillard and Rudd. But he s moved in their direction on a variety of public welfare initiatives.
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The real problem is that neither man (both are 55) has come up with a plan to redefine Australia s economy and its place in the world. It s cute that Rudd boasts twice as many Twitter followers as Mick Jagger and that Abbott is an amateur boxer, but neither has connected with younger voters.
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Abbott seems to think he doesn t need to think big - that he can just sit back and watch Labor implode amid infighting and scandals, declare the party isn t worthy of governing and, voila!, election landslide. According to polls,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/ cheap nfl jerseys], this strategy may well work. Rudd s sliding approval numbers must have Gillard supporters drowning in schadenfreude.
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But the run-up to September 7 doesn t bode well for Australia s future, especially following a 2010 vote dubbed the Seinfeld Election , meaning that it was about nothing. Here we are, three years on,[http://wiki.scytheswath.com/index.php?title=%D0%9F%D0%BE%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B1%D0%B8%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%BB:Vickjones#Meilenstein_fp.C3.BCr_Yankees Meilenstein fpür Yankees], and Chinese demand is slackening. Commodity markets are in turmoil. Climate change is intensifying.
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Dismayed by the complacency he sees in Canberra, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz has warned about a crisis Down Under . Stiglitz is particularly worried about deficit fetishism . The candidates seem obsessed with who s spending a couple of billion dollars more than the other.
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Yet in a world where red ink is flooding Europe, Japan and the US, Australia s national debt is comparatively tame. If government debt peaks at $370 billion in April 2016, as expected, it will still only be equivalent to South Korea s currency-reserve holdings. In the global context, that means the ink on Australia s balance sheet is a faint shade of pink.
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On the other hand, short-term thinking in Canberra risks shortchanging high-return investments in technology, education, broader internet access, and a state-of-the-art rail and highway system. Australia needs to make these kinds of investments now if it s ever to develop a growth strategy that doesn t depend on digging stuff out of the ground and shipping it to China.
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Part of the problem is the legacy of 13 largely wasted years under John Howard (1996-2007) and Rudd (2007-2010) before he returned to power. The heavy lifting done by former prime ministers Bob Hawke (1983-1991) and Paul Keating (1991- 1996) turned Australia into a Group of 20 power. It s now the world s 12th biggest economy thanks to their steps to float the dollar, open the financial industry, remove import barriers and create a compulsory national pension program. On the economy, Howard and Rudd simply kept the plane on autopilot.
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When Gillard proposed setting a price on carbon emissions, when she wanted to shake up education,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/ NFL jerseys outlet], spread the mining wealth, empower the nation s indigenous people, and achieve greater gender equality in a blokey society, she was leading and reading from the Hawke-Keating script. Rudd and Abbott? Strictly Seinfeld.<br><br>William Pesek is a Bloomberg View columnist</html>
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== Hip, hippie, hooray for Byron Bay ==
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<html>DESIGN BANK,[http://wiki.maestia.ru/index.php?title=%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Rubyanne#Watch_Jon_Stewart.E2.80.99s_Hilarious_Return_to_.E2.80.98The_Dai Watch Jon Stewart’s Hilarious Return to ‘The Dai], BANGALOW<br>The old Commercial Bank on Byron Street is one of Bangalow's loveliest heritage buildings, featuring beautiful stained wood floors, high ceilings and immaculate brickwork. Now it houses Design Bank, a pleasantly understated shop that stocks great brands such as Deus Ex Machina, RM Williams,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/ NFL jerseys outlet], Jimmy Stuart and Ben Sherman. Typically for this part of the world, Design Bank was the creation of an inner-city couple who ran away to the country to raise their children the old-fashioned way , but shopping was their passion and opening a design store beat home schooling hands down. More: .11/11, BYRON BAY<br>Ellie Connan's approach to men's and women's fashion is a bit like Byron Bay itself: cool, slick but very casual. Isla slouchy pants and sweaters are front and centre, for example, perfect for that dawn walk to the lighthouse or hitting The Channon markets early. This is a small, vibrant store that punches way above its weight in terms of its stock, which includes Stolen Girlfriends Club, Something Else, Nudie Jeans, Friend of Mine, Karen Walker eyewear and jewellery, and faux fur headwear by Spirithoods. More: .FABULOUS MRS FOX, BRUNSWICK HEADS<br>This picturesque fishing port just north of Byron has only recently come on the shopping radar, largely thanks to Fabulous Mrs Fox. Situated in a beautiful Italianate building developed by the owners, William and Johanna, Mrs Fox features jewellery, knick-knacks, furniture, fabrics, homewares, clothing, toys and other fabulous treasures, such as exquisite Suffolk Puff quilts. Turkish towels, New York linen and Saltwater sandals have caught my eye, while a vintage Noddy car is just one of Mrs Fox's exquisite antique toys. Also worth checking are the William White mirrors and doll sculptures. More: .ISLAND LUXE BANGALOW AND ISLAND LUXE TRIBE, BYRON BAY<br>Long established as destination shopping at the bottom end of Bangalow's stylish strip, Island Luxe is now also in Byron with a country-comes-to-town feel about Tribe's urban cowboy offering. In both stores you'll find exceptionally stylish threads keeping company with Luxe's trademark candles, fragrances and soft leather bags, wallets and folders. Luxe unashamedly pitches to the high-end city transplants, part-timers and regular visitors, with $169 T-shirts (Golden Goose) and $399 jeans (Replay), but there is a unique style about the presentation in both stores that should satisfy both shopaholics and tyre-kicking tourists. 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== Samsung Galaxy Note 3- hands on review ==
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<html>I was excited to try out Air Command, the new menu that's specific to the S Pen. If you hover the stylus over the screen and then press the button, the semi-circle menu appears with options. Each one is illuminated as you hover, and tapping will activate the command. Action Memo, which lets you use the stylus to perform actions such as making a call, and S Finder, which can search the phone for handwritten content, strike me as the most useful.
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Pen Window is even better than Air Command. Just by drawing a window on the screen, you can create a new application window for, say, browsing or calling up the calculator. When you're done, closing the window simply takes a tap with the stylus, and it doesn't interrupt the apps already running on-screen.
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With the Note 3,[http://jucri.jyu.fi/wiki/rdi/index.php/K%C3%A4ytt%C3%A4j%C3%A4:Rubyanne#John_Legend_Takes_Over_Yahoo.21_Music.27s_Instagram John Legend Takes Over Yahoo! Music's Instagram], the Galaxy Note phones finally get a model with a 1920 x 1080 pixel HD screen, and it's excellent. Held next to the original Note and Note II, the Note 3's AMOLED looked sharper while browsing highly visual sites. It's nice that the screen is 5.7 inches, but truthfully I detected virtually no difference in experience from the Note II, at least from a few minutes of use.
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Samsung includes an intriguing new feature called Multi Vision in the Note 3,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/ cheap nfl jerseys], which lets multiple phones' screens combine to form an even larger screen, but I wasn't able to test it. We're excited to check it out in the future, along with My Magazine, a personalised news "experience" that Samsung developed with Flipboard, and the Note's enhanced security features.
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With the Note 3, Samsung is going even further into the idea of personalised design. It doesn't go as far as the ,[http://wiki.rayongwit.ac.th/wiki/index.php/%E0%B8%9C%E0%B8%B9%E0%B9%89%E0%B9%83%E0%B8%8A%E0%B9%89:Rubyanne#Various_Artists.2C_.27Boardwalk_Empire-_Volume_2-_Music_From_the Various Artists, 'Boardwalk Empire- Volume 2- Music From the], offering only three colours for the phone itself (black, white and pink), but there are several different colours for the case and cover you can choose from, including metallic hues.
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While the Galaxy Note 3 can perform some interesting new tricks, the thing that will matter to all users is the beautiful, full-HD screen. Even if you never slip the stylus out of its slot, you'll appreciate the sharper display. For power users, features such as Air Command could save a few valuable seconds while performing key tasks,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/nfl-jerseys-c-598 NFL Jerseys Online Shop], and Multi Vision is an eyebrow-raising if gimmicky feature.
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Samsung, which pretty much invented the big-screen phone with the Note line, has polished its flagship in the category nicely with the Galaxy Note 3, although there are still remnants of the company's throw-everything-against-the-wall approach (there must be six different ways to capture onscreen content via the stylus). The evolved, refined Note is an unusual contrast to  a  if there ever was one.
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