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    • News for Sunday 28 June 2009
      • Today   READINGS 1 Corinthians 15: 3 - 8Matthew 16: 13 -16 COLLECT God of mercy, you have blessed us beyond our wildest dreams; you have set before us promises and perils beyond our understanding; help us to struggle and pray that the perils may be averted and your promises fulfilled.  Amen.  Next Sunday ST MARY’S8.00 am  Said Communion9.00 am  Sung Communion10.30 am Worship with Children’s activi
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    • Walk the line
      • You don't have to be a trainspotter or J-line commuter to be interested in the redevelopment of the Johnsonville Line (though it undoubtedly helps). In any case, you shouldn't miss your one and only opportunity tomorrow to walk the tracks between Crofton Downs station and the Wadestown crossing loop. Highlights include spectacular views of the gorge and a couple of spooky tunnels to explore.
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        • Wadestown, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Cinephilia: Opening This Week
      • It's a busy week at the Paramount: exclusive seasons of Atom (The Sweet Hereafter) Egoyan's new drama Adoration and the documentary The Spirit of the Marathon started today along with a shared season of Al Pacino Shakespearean vehicle The Merchant of Venice. Pacino plays Shylock, and fans of his Richard III doco Looking for Richard will already know Pacino's facility and enthusiasm for Shakespeare
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    • Masters 2 v North Wellington Vindaloos 4/4/09
      • North Wellington Vindaloos 2 BNU 2 Once again the value of  intense pre season training gave the masters 2 team an advantage in fitness when at half time we were down 2 nil. A penalty, and a second from a corner drew us level and the last 15 minutes saw BNU dominate and pressure the ever tiring North Wellington team. Goals:Matt Woods PenaltyJames Ward Keith Allen
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    • Masters 2 v North Wellington Vindaloos 4/4/09
      • North Wellington Vindaloos 2 BNU 2 Once again the value of  intense pre season training gave the masters 2 team an advantage in fitness when at half time we were down 2 nil. A penalty, and a second from a corner drew us level and the last 15 minutes saw BNU dominate and pressure the ever tiring North Wellington team. Goals:Matt Woods PenaltyJames Ward Keith Allen
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    • World Amateur Radio Day - 18 April 2009
      • This year the theme of World Amateur Radio Day is: "Amateur Radio: Your Resource in Disaster and Emergency Communication". The New Zealand National System is one of our Disaster and Emergency Communication resources. In recognition of World Amateur Radio Day, Branch 74, The Wellington VHF Group, has organised a special activity on the National System, between 00:00 and 24:00 NZT on the 18th of Apr
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    • Cougar Cougar Cougar
      • 17/04/09 | Mighty Mighty Words by Petrina Bonnington-Evans Photo by David Arcus Three piece Wellington band Cougar Cougar Cougar continued Mighty Mighty’s run of hosting great Friday night gigs, by kicking off with smashing renditions of songs Heart Attack, and Hey Sugar. Vocalists David Murphy and Shannon Boyd, who also play guitar and drums respectively, pack a lot of punch into their delivery
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    • May Meeting – Thursday 28th, 7:30pm, Tawa Community Centre
      • Preparing for KiwiSAT The KiwiSAT project is progressing closer to a possible launch. Come along and hear how to prepare your station for when N.Z.’s own satellite goes into service. Terry ZL2BAC, our KiwiSAT rep, will outline and discuss what is required, including, A brief overview of the current status of the KiwiSAT project Spacecraft capabilities, systems, and frequencies The probable orbit m
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        • Tawa, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Stout Barricade
      • For one day only, - Sunday, today, you can see the city barricaded off. By tomorrow, it’ll be gone. It’s part of the Litmus series of One Day Sculpture, and this time has been brought to you by artiste duo Heather and Ivan Morison. It’s called the Journee des Barricades, and to me, seems site specifically reacting to the inspired sculpture outside the Athfield renovation of the o
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        • Stout Street, Wellington


    • Transit’s tasteless menu
      • The latest iteration of what was once Transit, now called the NZ Transport Agency, (obligatory maori moniker: Waka Kotahi) is now into publishing. Edition no. 3 of Pathways is glossy and cheerful, and like most of the recent publications from recently re-organised public service departments, entirely full of bumpf and platitudes with nothing much useful to say at all. One article however was wors
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    • February 2009
      • Tena Koutou, Namaste, Ni Hao, Talofa and Hello to all Bonjour, hallo and welcome to the Bromley-Ralph, Wislang, Menz, Kelly, Dee, Avelin, Streeter, Macey, Thornton, Henderson and Lee-Joe families!  We hope you enjoy your time with us at BECC! Key Dates Upcoming dates for all meetings are posted on the noticeboard.  All parents/whanau are welcome to join us at these meetings. Next Committee Meetin
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        • 96a Washington Ave, Brooklyn, Wellington


    • Matthew Bell - Captain's Blog, 2nd Edition
      • We started our season at home at the Basin Reserve against Canterbury. Our first game was a bit rough around the edges however as it went on we got better and better. We did have a reasonable start and at one stage we were 117/1 however late on day one we had a concentration laps which gave the momentum away and gave the advantage to Canterbury.
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    • Almost Over PT!
      • As often stated here, public transport only wins hearts when it is reliable. We can’t expect a perfect 100% run – road works and accidents hold up buses, rail is prone to breakdown and operational issues. But I have struck it bad this week and it’s highlighted to me how important it is to bring forward as a priority the plans for realtime information for train stations.
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    • Bike parking in Wellington: it’s boring
      • It’s not that easy to design a functional, interesting bike rack that comes at a reasonable cost. The standard ‘staples’ we see around Wellington are functional but…they’re kinda boring and I have to say I don’t think they add much to the cityscape. In fact I’ll go further than that. They’re drab and plain, and I say we see them but actually we don’t.
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        • Lyall Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)


    • Library focus group feedback summary
      • The Library ran a series of focus groups during 2010, to help inform our planning for the future, and to engage and consult with the University community. We really appreciate the feedback from everyone who participated, and we're pleased to make a summary of the feedback we received (PDF, 626 Kb) available now. If you have any questions, please contact Maureen Gildea, maureen.gildea@vuw.ac.nz.
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    • Champion of Champions Pairs Progress
      • The finals of the Wellington Champion of Champions Pairs are currently underway at the Hutt club: For the men defending champions Ben King and Peter Batchelor from Wilton are 13–5 up against Lyall Bay's Brian Petherick. For the women the Hutt team are 10–9 up against Mandy Boyd and Dale Lang from Johnsonville. Many thanks to Thelma Chapman for providing the results and progress scores.
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        • Lyall Bay, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, New Zealand/Aotearoa (OpenStreetMap)


    • Junior Swimming Sports 2011
      • Thursday 17 February 2011: With its own pool, Stream is one of the few schools to still hold its own swimming sports. And on a gloriously sunny Upper Hutt day, the unheated pool was just the place to be. With a mix of competitive championship races and all-in participation races (for House points), it is an opportunity for all students to get involved and have fun.  
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        • St Patricks College Silverstream, Fergusson Drive, Trentham, Upper Hutt, Wellington Region, New Zealand


    • More Roadworks
      • Local residents will have noticed the road works on Amesbury Drive this week.  Water is being connected to the school site and two pipes have been laid under the road - one for tap water and one for fire purposes.  This will be the last of these road based activities because the school site now has phone/broadband, electricity and water.  We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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    • Barbara Neish
      • It is with sadness that we advise that Barbara Neish passed away 1 February 2013.  Barbara was the former Secretary and Records Secretary of Swimming Wellington and a Life Member of the Upper Hutt Swimming Club.  Our condolenses to John and His family.   Barabara’s funeral is scehduled to take place on Friday 8 February at 2pm at the Heretaunga Christian Centre in Upper Hutt.
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    • Southern Cycling
      • Are you one of the increasing number of cycling daredevils who spend mornings and evenings dodging the traffic on Riddiford Street, outrunning buses in the Adelaide Road bus lane, and watching in dismay as cars try and overtake you on the downhill stretch into the Bay when you’re already doing 50km/h? If so, you might […] The post Southern Cycling appeared first on The Wellingtonista.
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    • Easter markets
      • Here are the YES’s and NO’s for the usual Wellington markets over Easter if you fancy a wander and inhale or imbibe: YES’s: Frank Kitts underground craft market on Saturday Porirua and Hutt Riverside markets on Saturday Hill Street Farmers market on Saturday The Fringe Markets in Allen Street on Saturday Harbourside market on Sunday […] The post Easter markets appeared first on The Wellingtonista.
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        • Porirua, Wellington Region, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)


    • Result: Masters Road Race
      • The cold, windy, wet and miserable conditions kept a lot of those who usually support this Masters event away. Nevertheless, 22 hardy souls fronted up for the event – thank you. This year 20 runners and only 2 walkers took part. As fastest male walker over the hilly 6.4km (four-lap) course Murray Gowans (Scottish) has this honour and Daphne Jones (Scottish) for the women.
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    • Wine-o-clock
      • It seems its wine-o-clock time again. Greytown, Martinborough and Gladstone are waking up from winter and preparing for Toast Martinborough next weekend.  The tickets are all sold for this year other than some packages with Rydges if you’re super keen (bear in mind that does mean a sloshy old bus ride over that hill and […] The post Wine-o-clock appeared first on The Wellingtonista.
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