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Brendon Grylls
Funds stripped from Nats' scheme
09 May 2014 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 09 May 2014 | PAGE 2 | Funds stripped from Nats' scheme
The Royalties for Regions program, used to secure Colin Barnett power in 2008, has had $3.1 billion stripped from the fund to pay for ballooning government expenditure.
|Colin Barnett, Terry Redman, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics
Economic hard-liner takes over as WA Treasurer
14 March 2014 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 14 March 2014 | PAGE 3 | New Treasurer just as focused
Economic hard-liner Mike Nahan will take over as Western Australian Treasurer, as the mineral-rich state pursues a policy of asset sales and savings measures in a bid to retrieve its triple-A credit rating.
|Troy Buswell, Colin Barnett, Christian Porter, Brendon Grylls, Ben Wyatt
|Politics/WA Politics
National briefs
07 December 2013 |
PRINT: 07 December 2013 | PAGE 4 |
The University of Sydney will launch a formal inquiry into a study conducted by two of its academics in 2011 which claimed to show sugar intake in Australia had declined at the same time obesity increased.
|Telstra Corporation.
|Terry Redman, Brendon Grylls, Michael O'Brien
Grylls wants to put fatherhood first
19 November 2013 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 19 November 2013 | PAGE 5 | Grylls wants to put fatherhood first
Nationals WA leader Brendon Grylls will not chase a federal Senate seat at upcoming West Australian elections, citing his shock decision to retire as the party's leader and quit his cabinet position was a combination of a punishing work schedule and succession planning.
|Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett, Paul Zahra, Terry Redman
|Politics, Politics/WA Politics
National briefs
18 November 2013 |
PRINT: 18 November 2013 | PAGE 2 |
The man behind Western Australia's multibillion-dollar Royalties for Regions scheme, Brendon Grylls, has unexpectedly quit the Nationals WA leadership and his cabinet post.
|Brendon Grylls, Terry Redman, Bill Glasson, Kevin Rudd, Tony Abbott
Gas projects fuel house price boom for Pilbara's Onslow
23 September 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 23 September 2013 | PAGE 2 | Gas projects pump up house prices in Onslow
House prices in the tiny Pilbara town of Onslow have increased 212 per cent in the last four years as investors jump aboard the next resources-driven market boom.
|BHP Billiton Ltd
|Brendon Grylls
|Energy & Utilities/Gas Extraction, Politics/WA Politics, Property - Residential, Property - Residential/Rural Property
WA Royalties for Regions funds raided
09 August 2013 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 09 August 2013 | PAGE 2 | Royalties for Regions tapped for general spending
The West Australian government has raided the lucrative Royalties for Regions fund, cutting short an ambitious plan by the Nationals to devote piles of cash for fresh regional spending.
|Brendon Grylls
|Politics, Politics/WA Politics, Agribusiness, Economy, Economy/Taxation
WA's Royalties for Regions in the firing line
08 August 2013 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 08 August 2013 | PAGE 1 | Curb to iron ore royalties for regions
The West Australian Nationals' precious Royalties for Regions program is facing cuts as the Barnett government trims its cloth to suit constrained economic conditions.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Troy Buswell
|Politics, Politics/WA Politics, Economy, Economy/Taxation
Wirrpanda nominated for WA Senate spot
12 June 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 13 June 2013 | PAGE 2 | Wirrpanda named Nationals' preferred for WA Senate
The Nationals are counting on star power to secure their first Western Australian Senate seat since the 1970s, naming retired AFL star David Wirrpanda as their preferred candidate ahead of the September election.
|Nigel Scullion, Brendon Grylls, Barnaby Joyce, Julia Gillard, Nova Peris-Kneebone
|Politics/WA Politics, Sport /Australian Football, Politics/NT Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
Grylls stands firm on royalties for regions program
23 May 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 20 May 2013 | PAGE 4 | Grylls stands firm on royalties for regions
In his first wide-ranging interview since the election, West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls said he was prepared to make sacrifices for the budget but would bend only so far.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Troy Buswell
|Politics/WA Politics
Grylls warns of weaker resources revenue
17 May 2013 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 17 May 2013 | PAGE 2 | Grylls warns of weaker WA resources revenue
The federal government's anticipated upturn in mining tax revenue may prove optimistic as those closest to the country's major resources hub warn of difficult times ahead.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Saul Eslake
|Economy, Politics
Perth housing heats up as Pilbara loses steam
22 April 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 22 April 2013 | PAGE 2 | Perth heats up as Pilbara loses steam
WA's residential property market benefits from renewed buyer confidence in one area and suffers the fallout of a cooling resources sector in another.
|Brendon Grylls
|Energy & Utilities, Metals & Mining, Property - Residential, Property - Residential/Sales & Auctions, Property - Residential/Rural Property, Politics/WA Politics
Barnett brings new blood into cabinet
20 March 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 20 March 2013 | PAGE 3 | Barnett brings new blood into cabinet
West Australian Premier Colin Barnett has dumped three ministers from cabinet in a broad reshuffle of his second-term government.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Robyn Mcsweeney, Simon O'Brien, Terry Redman, Norman Moore
|Politics/WA Politics
For these winners, more means less
16 March 2013 |
PRINT: 16 March 2013 | PAGE 2 | For these winners, more means less
WA Nationals leader Brendon Grylls is usually not very hard to get hold of. That was until he lost his kingmaker status in WA politics after last weekend's landslide Liberal victory. Then he switched his phone off.
|Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett
|Politics/WA Politics
Liberal-National union under pressure in WA
15 March 2013 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 16 March 2013 | PAGE 3 | Liberal-National WA alliance faces pressure for change
Tension between the West Australian Liberals and WA Nationals is mounting as the re-elected Liberal Premier, Colin Barnett, uses his new majority government status to dictate terms in the informal alliance.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Agribusiness
Focus of WA regions scheme to shift
11 March 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen,
PRINT: 11 March 2013 | PAGE 2 | Focus of regions scheme to shift
West Australian Premier Colin Barnett is expected to stamp his authority on the billion dollar Royalties for Regions program now he no longer needs the support of the National Party to govern.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Terry Redman, Warren Truss
|Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
WA Nationals refuse Treasury scrutiny of promises
04 March 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 05 March 2013 | PAGE 2 | WA Nationals refuse Treasury scrutiny of promises
West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls is refusing to send $840 million in election promises to Treasury for scrutiny because he says they will be funded by the lucrative Royalties for Regions scheme.
|Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett, Ben Wyatt, Troy Buswell
|Politics/WA Politics, Agribusiness
Buswell seeks $2bn federal funding for transport
01 March 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
Updated | West Australian Treasurer Troy Buswell says he expects the federal government to stump up half the cost of his party's $4 billion public transport promises.
|Troy Buswell, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Transport
Mining for the Pilbara vote
23 February 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 23 February 2013 | PAGE 2 | Mining for Pilbara vote
The WA election is only two weeks away and the battle raging in the Pilbara to win over voters is intensifying.
|Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett, Troy Buswell
|Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining
Pilbara promises heat up WA election race
23 January 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 23 January 2013 | PAGE 3 | Pilbara promises heat up WA race
Updated | West Australian Labor leader Mark McGowan has unveiled more than $150 million in promises for the Pilbara region as he tries to hold off a surge from the Nationals ahead of the March 9 state election.
|Mark Mcgowan, Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett
|Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining
A tale of two (would-be) cities
12 January 2013 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 12 January 2013 | PAGE 1 | A tale of two would-be cities
Uncertainty over the resources boom has created vastly different problems for the Pilbara towns of Port Hedland and Karratha.
WA govt bungles Browse land take again
10 December 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
Woodside's troubled-plagued $30 billion Kimberley gas hub has faced another setback, with the West Australian government admitting it has again bungled the land acquisition process.
|Brendon Grylls, Mark Mcgowan
|Politics/WA Politics, Energy & Utilities/Gas Extraction, Property - Commercial/Government Property, Property - Commercial/Commercial Property, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development
Chinese escape FIRB scrutiny on Ord
23 November 2012 | Sophie Morris
PRINT: 23 November 2012 | PAGE 1 | Chinese escape scrutiny on Ord
The $700 million plan for a Chinese company to develop an Ord River irrigation scheme has drawn attention to a regulatory loophole under which Foreign Investment Review Board scrutiny will be avoided.
|Bill Heffernan, Brendon Grylls
|Agribusiness, Property - Commercial/Property Leasing, Politics/WA Politics
Doubts about Ord River sugar
22 November 2012 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 22 November 2012 | PAGE 2 | Doubts about Ord River sugar
Senior agricultural executives have raised major concerns about the commercial viability of a $700 million plan from an obscure Chinese group to develop the second stage of the Ord River project in northern Western Australia.
|Aust Agriculture
|David Farley, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Agribusiness, Company News, Economy/Foreign Investment
WA govt insists no final decision on Ord expansion
14 November 2012 | Sophie Morris, Julie-Anne Sprague and Jonathan Barrett
Updated | The West Australian government has insisted it has not finalised a decision on granting Chinese conglomerate Shanghai Zhongfu a 50-year lease to develop 15,000 hectares of irrigated agriculture in the Ord scheme in the state's north.
|Aust Agriculture
|Barnaby Joyce, Colin Barnett, Bob Hawke, Bill Heffernan, Brendon Grylls, Andrew Robb
|Agribusiness, Economy, Politics/WA Politics
Barnett shakes a fist at Canberra
31 October 2012 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 01 November 2012 | PAGE 7 | Barnett hits Canberra
WA Premier Colin Barnett has opened his re-election pitch by arguing that the Liberals are the only party that can stand up to Canberra.
|Colin Barnett, Mark Mcgowan, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
WA decides as Asian farm investment debated
26 October 2012 | Sophie Morris
PRINT: 26 October 2012 | PAGE 2 | Farm investment debate heats up
The West Australian government will announce within weeks whether a Chinese company can buy 15,000 hectares of irrigation land in the state's north as debate intensifies over foreign investment in farmland.
|Aust Agriculture
|Craig Emerson, Brendon Grylls, Bob Hawke
|Economy/Foreign Investment, Agribusiness, Energy & Utilities/Water
Investors need to dig deep to find property gems
20 October 2012 | Matthew Cranston
PRINT: 20 October 2012 | PAGE 3 | Investors need to dig deep to find gems
Picking a strategy to invest in the property boom of resource rich regions is no easy feat, especially when commodity prices start to tank and mining projects get mothballed.
|Brendon Grylls
|Property - Commercial, Property - Residential/Sales & Auctions, Metals & Mining
WA hoteliers keep on building
13 September 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 13 September 2012 | PAGE 2 | WA hoteliers plough on
Recent jitters in the mining sector have not slowed down activity in Western Australia's strained hotel sector, where a number of new projects have been announced and there is news Qatar Airlines is looking to build its own hotel in Perth.
|Brendon Grylls, Kim Hames
|Property - Commercial/Hotels & Leisure, Metals & Mining, Politics/WA Politics
Ord River land conversion provides food for thought
04 August 2012 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 02 August 2012 | PAGE 4 | Ord River conversion is food for thought
Private equity-backed Consolidated Pastoral Company is poised to cash in on the massive agricultural potential of northern Australia's Ord River region, with plans to convert cattle-grazing territory into farmland.
|Aust Agriculture
|James Packer, Kerry Packer, Nick Xenophon, Barnaby Joyce, Bob Hawke, Brendon Grylls
People want better, cheaper food: Coles
18 July 2012 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 18 July 2012 | PAGE 4 | People want better, cheaper food: Coles
Australia's second-largest supermarket operator has put farmers on notice: consumers want better quality and they want to pay less for it.
|Wesfarmers Ltd
|Brendon Grylls, Bob Ingham
|Agribusiness, Company News, Consumer Goods & Services, Consumer Goods & Services/Food & Drink, Consumer Goods & Services/Retail & Wholesale
The great gamble of Brendon Grylls
14 July 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 14 July 2012 | PAGE 3 | The great gamble of Brendon Grylls
He's turned from an accidental politician to a kingmaker in WA by showering money on the regions. Now he's putting his mouth where the money went.
|Brendon Grylls, Alan Carpenter, Tony Crook, Don Voelte, Mark Mcgowan, Clive Palmer, Colin Barnett
|Politics/WA Politics, Property - Commercial/Infrastructure Development, Politics/Federal Politics, Metals & Mining
Boom town rates
30 June 2012 |
PRINT: 30 June 2012 | PAGE 56 | Boom town rates
Is Brendon Grylls lucky or what? He's the bloke staking his political future on Western Australia's dusty Pilbara region.
|Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Consumer Goods & Services/Hotels, Casinos, Restaurants & Leisure
Land rush for Port Hedland
29 June 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 29 June 2012 | PAGE 3 | Land rush for Port Hedland
The Pilbara town of Port Hedland is set to grow by a third after the WA government announced a $1.5 billion residential land release. It is the latest effort to ease crippling housing shortages in the booming region.
|Finbar Group Ltd, Mirvac Group
|Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Property - Residential/Land, Property - Residential/Infrastructure & Town Planning, Property - Commercial, Metals & Mining/Iron & Steel
From Paris to Karratha for Hilton
26 June 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 26 June 2012 | PAGE 3 | Paris, London and now Karratha for Hilton hotels
Updated | The mining town of Karratha in Western Australia is set to be the location of the next Hilton hotel as the international chain looks to cash in on the resources-driven shortage of accommodation.
|Brendon Grylls
|Property - Commercial/Hotels & Leisure
WA Nationals tell Joyce to welcome China
01 June 2012 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 01 June 2012 | PAGE 1 | WA Nationals to Joyce: welcome China
WA Nationals leader Brendon Grylls has urged his federal colleague, Barnaby Joyce, to reconsider his opposition to foreign investment in agriculture, arguing Chinese funds could be crucial to Ord River scheme.
|Aust Agriculture
|Brendon Grylls, Barnaby Joyce, Bill Heffernan, Bob Hawke
|Agribusiness, Politics, Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
WA's embarrassment of royalty riches
21 May 2012 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 21 May 2012 | PAGE 3 | WA's embarrassment of royalty riches
Pressure is mounting on West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls to spend a quarter of the state's ballooning mining royalties held in a fund which now has at least $1.2 billion more than originally estimated five years ago.
|Brendon Grylls, Tony Crook, Christian Porter, Ben Wyatt
|Metals & Mining, Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
Royalties for Regions cash splash
18 May 2012 | Julie-anne Sprague
PRINT: 18 May 2012 | PAGE 4 | Royalties chest awash in cash
WA has cut or delayed nearly $2 billion from capital works, but has been forced to find a new home to house $1 billion in Royalties for Regions funding.
|Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Christian Porter
|Politics, Politics/WA Politics
Leighton denies WA difficulties
01 March 2012 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 01 March 2012 | PAGE 20 | Crop project might not be reaping
As it battles bribe allegations in Iraq, a smaller headache might have emerged for Leighton Holdings on the $450 million project to develop a food bowl in the north of Western Australia.
|Leighton Holdings
|Brendon Grylls
|Economy, Agribusiness, Company News, Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
National briefs
01 March 2012 |
PRINT: 01 March 2012 | PAGE 18 |
West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls has confirmed his risky move to switch seats before the WA election, in a bid to win the mining seat of Pilbara.
|Brendon Grylls, Barry O'Farrell
|Politics/WA Politics, Economy/Taxation, Energy & Utilities/Water, Environment, Construction & Engineering, Politics/NSW Politics, Economy, Manufacturing, Transport/Automobiles
NSW may adopt WA's future fund plan
23 February 2012 | Lisa Murray
PRINT: 23 February 2012 | PAGE 15 | NSW mulls wealth fund
The NSW government may consider setting up a future fund to better manage the state's finances.
|Mike Baird, Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/NSW Politics, Politics/WA Politics, Personal Investment/Superannuation
WA Nationals eye all rural seats
14 February 2012 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 14 February 2012 | PAGE 9 | Nationals eye all rural seats
West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls says his party will contest all regional seats at the state's 2013 election, potentially threatening some of his Liberal Party coalition partners.
|Peter Collier, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics
WA Nats rescind free rent offer
16 January 2012 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 16 January 2012 | PAGE 8 | WA Nats rescind free rent offer
The West Australian National party has jettisoned a key pledge to provide free rent for the state's public servants living in high-priced mining towns.
|Brendon Grylls, Mark Mcgowan
|Metals & Mining, Employment & Industrial Relations, Politics/WA Politics, Economy
Pilbara fly-in, fly-out backlash hits BHP
10 January 2012 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 10 January 2012 | PAGE 1 | Pilbara fly-in, fly-out backlash hits BHP
Mining giant BHP Billiton's $20 billion plans to expand its Pilbara operations could be delayed amid a growing backlash against fly-in, fly-out workers in Western Australia.
|BHP Billiton Plc
|Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics, Property - Commercial/Industrial Property, Property - Commercial/Government Property, Metals & Mining, Courts & Legal, Economy
Land grabs for gas under cloud
20 December 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 20 December 2011 | PAGE 6 | Land grabs for gas under cloud
WA Nationals leader and Lands Minister Brendon Grylls has ruled out an audit of the legal standing of land acquired for the state's major gas projects, despite uncertainty after a landmark native title ruling.
|Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett
|Company News, Energy & Utilities, Metals & Mining, Politics/WA Politics
National briefs
13 December 2011 |
PRINT: 13 December 2011 | PAGE 13 |
More than 7000 public servants in WA will share in regional allowances of $65.7 million, WA Minister for Regional Development Brendon Grylls said yesterday.
|Brendon Grylls, Mark Mcgowan, Tony Burke, Chris Bowen, Eddy Groves
|Politics/WA Politics, Courts & Legal, Financial Services Industry/Accounting, Environment, Metals & Mining, Employment & Industrial Relations
Port of plenty: the cost of growing the Pilbara
10 December 2011 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 10 December 2011 | PAGE 12 | Port of plenty: the cost of growing the Pilbara
How much does it cost to turn a town into a city? More than $500 million is being spent transforming Port Hedland in Western Australia's Pilbara region.
|Charter Hall Retail
|Brendon Grylls, Steven Sewell
|Construction & Engineering, Economy, Employment & Industrial Relations, Property - Commercial, Property - Residential
National briefs
09 December 2011 |
PRINT: 09 December 2011 | PAGE 16 |
Slater and Gordon expects to launch a class action for people who lost their homes in the recent officially lit fires in Margaret River.
Grylls push for WA coal result
06 December 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 06 December 2011 | PAGE 12 | Grylls push for WA coal result
The West Australian government is quietly trying to mediate a dispute between Lanco Infratech and Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers involving half the state's coal supply.
|Wesfarmers Ltd
|Brendon Grylls, Ric Stowe
|Courts & Legal, Company News, Energy & Utilities, Metals & Mining, Politics/WA Politics
Mirvac wins Pilbara contract
17 November 2011 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 17 November 2011 | PAGE 46 | Pilbara to get
Property developer Mirvac Group has secured a state government contract to begin a $1.5 billion redevelopment of the Pilbara town of Karratha.
|Mirvac Group, Lend Lease Group, Australand Property
|Evan Campbell, Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett
|Property - Commercial, Property - Residential, Politics
WA Nationals withdraw support for franchise bill
03 November 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 03 November 2011 | PAGE 14 | WA Nationals withdraw support for franchise bill
The West Australian National Party has dropped support for laws to strengthen the rights of individual franchise owners.
|Brendon Grylls, Jack Cowin
|Economy, Politics/WA Politics
Appetite for information will grow
26 October 2011 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 27 October 2011 | PAGE 32 | Appetite for information will grow
In Mumbai, citizens can take pictures of potholes on their camera phones and send them to the city's maintenance division via an online citizens' portal.
|Tim Ebbeck, Brendon Grylls, Bernard Salt, Kim Hames
|Construction & Engineering, Politics/WA Politics, Technology/Corporate & Government IT, Technology/Online Services, Technology/Telecommunications
Crook calls for humane asylum policy
11 October 2011 | David Crowe
PRINT: 11 October 2011 | PAGE 10 | Asylum seekers' lot in his hands
The final MP to declare his position on the Gillard government's migration amendments has called for policies to treat asylum seekers in a humane way.
|Tony Crook, Tony Abbott, Anthony Albanese, Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Julia Gillard
|Politics/Legislation, Politics/Federal Politics
Tokyo's waste water falls foul
02 September 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 02 September 2011 | PAGE 3 | Tokyo's waste water falls foul
The Japanese have given the world many quirky ideas: masochistic television game shows, heated toilet seats, sushi trains and tamagotchi eggs.
|Brendon Grylls
|Economy, Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining, Environment
WA royalty scheme a policy fizzer
02 July 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 02 July 2011 | PAGE 6 | WA royalty scheme a policy fizzer
Rural Western Australia feels little benefit from the "royalties for regions" program.
|Brendon Grylls
|Economy, Politics, Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining
$1.5bn windfall for health, social services
19 May 2011 | Natalie Gerritsen
An unprecedented $1.5 billion social and health services package is the cornerstone of the West Australian state budget, with $565 million topping up federal contributions for regional health.
|Christian Porter, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare Industry/Healthcare Providers & Insurance
Geraldton battens down for the big boom
12 May 2011 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 12 May 2011 | PAGE 22 | Geraldton battens down for the big boom
The Gillard government's new regional migration strategy has been greeted with delight and scepticism in Western Australia's next iron ore boom town.
|Brendon Grylls
|Employment & Industrial Relations, Politics/Federal Politics
Regional payback a right royal wheeze
19 March 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 19 March 2011 | PAGE 33 | Regional payback a right royal wheeze
It was an otherwise common scene in WA's rugged Pilbara. As the sun set in late 2005, a group of mine workers stood around a barbecue, washing away the region's mineral-rich red dirt with a cold beer.
|Brendon Grylls
|Economy, Politics/WA Politics
More than 100 people evacuated from WA flood zone
16 March 2011 |
More than 100 people have been evacuated from a severely flooded town in Western Australia's east Kimberley region, where 45 homes have been destroyed and another 20 remain uninhabitable.
|Brendon Grylls
|Accidents & Emergencies, Politics/WA Politics
Grylls seeks Pilbara defence base
15 March 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 15 March 2011 | PAGE 7 | Grylls seeks Pilbara defence base
West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls wants a major military base in the state's north to underpin a city of more than 50,000 people, as part of a bid to end the region's fly-in, fly-out mining culture.
|Brendon Grylls, Mark Mcgowan
|Defence, Economy, Politics/WA Politics
Hard going in WA Labor camp
19 February 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 19 February 2011 | PAGE 27 | Hard going in WA Labor camp
If politics is a game of patience, Joe Bullock has it in spades. And it looks like the powerful West Australian union leader may need it.
|Ben Wyatt, Tony Abbott, Brian Burke, Colin Barnett, Michelle Roberts, Eric Ripper, Paul Papalia, Margaret Quirk, Dave Kelly, Steve Mccartney, Mark Mcgowan, Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Politics/Federal Politics
WA regional town vision draws lukewarm response
11 February 2011 | Natalie Gerritsen
PRINT: 11 February 2011 | PAGE 23 | Regional town vision draws lukewarm response
A plan by West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls to turn small towns into "super towns" and relieve pressure on Perth has received a lukewarm response from urban developers.
|Brendon Grylls
|Politics/WA Politics, Construction & Engineering, Property - Residential/Infrastructure & Town Planning
Palmer asked for native title override
04 February 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 04 February 2011 | PAGE 25 | Palmer sought title override
Billionaire miner Clive Palmer lobbied the West Australian government to override the standard native titles approval process on one of his vast iron ore holdings in the state's resource-rich north.
|Clive Palmer, Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett, Mark Mcgowan
|Environment, Economy, Metals & Mining, Politics/WA Politics, Courts & Legal
Barnett's lobbying promise under fire
02 February 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 01 February 2011 | PAGE 9 | Barnett's lobbying promise under fire
The West Australian Liberal government's pledge to clean up political lobbying is under scrutiny, following revelations former Liberal senator Ian Campbell sought meetings with a government minister on behalf of billionaire Clive Palmer – despite not being on the state's lobbyist register.
|Clive Palmer, Colin Barnett, Brendon Grylls, Mark Mcgowan
|Company News, Economy, Politics/WA Politics
Nothing wrong in Palmer documents: Grylls
28 January 2011 |
Updated | West Australian government minister Brendon Grylls has released documents relating to mining magnate Clive Palmer which, he says, do not show a "skerrick" of evidence of impropriety.
|Clive Palmer, Brendon Grylls
|Metals & Mining/Iron & Steel, Politics/WA Politics
National briefs
28 January 2011 |
PRINT: 28 January 2011 | PAGE 7 |
West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls will comply with an order by the state's Freedom of Information Commissioner to reveal correspondence between his office and Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer.
|Brendon Grylls, Clive Palmer, Colin Barnett
|Sport /Racing, Arts & Entertainment/Performing Arts, Metals & Mining/Iron & Steel
Grylls to talk with Palmer over FOI ruling
27 January 2011 |
West Australian minister Brendon Grylls says he intends to comply with the information commissioner's orders and hand over documents relating to the government's dealings with mining magnate Clive Palmer.
|Brendon Grylls, Clive Palmer
|Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining
Grylls weighs up appeal over Palmer documents
27 January 2011 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 27 January 2011 | PAGE 9 | Grylls weighs up appeal over Palmer documents
West Australian Nationals leader Brendon Grylls may refuse an order by the state's Freedom of Information Commissioner to reveal correspondence between his office and Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer.
|Brendon Grylls, Clive Palmer, Mark Mcgowan, Donna Faragher
|Metals & Mining, Environment, Politics/WA Politics
Education 'a strain on WA budget'
21 December 2010 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 21 December 2010 | PAGE 6 | Education 'a strain on WA budget'
The WA Treasury says the state's huge Education Department will blow its budget for the second year running.
|Christian Porter, Ben Wyatt, Brendon Grylls
|Economy, Education, Politics/WA Politics
Crean: Let's train indigenous staff
14 December 2010 | Sophie Morris
PRINT: 14 December 2010 | PAGE 7 | Crean: Let's train indigenous staff
Regional Development Minister Simon Crean has rejected calls for greater reliance on migrants to plug skills gaps on resource projects in northern Australia and urged instead a focus on training indigenous workers.
|Simon Crean, Paul Henderson, Malarndirri Mccarthy, Tim Mulherin, Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett, Anna Bligh
|Politics, Politics/NT Politics, Politics/Federal Politics, Employment & Industrial Relations, Metals & Mining
Lend Lease ready to build in the Pilbara
30 September 2010 | Jonathan Barrett
PRINT: 20 September 2010 | PAGE 50 | Lend Lease ready to build in Pilbara
The head of Lend Lease plans to be a "game changer" in Western Australia's Pilbara region, after criticising the resources sector for largely ignoring community development.
|Lend Lease Group
|Brendon Grylls
|Property - Residential, Construction & Engineering/Housing Construction
Rio drowning in water woes
24 September 2010 | Peter Kerr
PRINT: 24 September 2010 | PAGE 12 | Rio drowning in water woes
Global mining giant Rio Tinto is under pressure to stop using valuable drinking water to control dust from its iron ore stockpiles in the Pilbara.
|Rio Tinto Ltd
|Brendon Grylls, Colin Barnett
|Politics/WA Politics, Environment, Metals & Mining
National briefs
20 September 2010 |
PRINT: 20 September 2010 | PAGE 11 |
The Queensland government will pay Telstra $77 million for its South Brisbane site to make way for a planned children's hospital.
|Andrew Fraser, Mark Arbib, Brendon Grylls, Clive Palmer
Claim MPs mixed mining with donations
16 September 2010 |
Western Australian ministers should be sacked for talking mining projects and political donations at the same meeting they had with mining magnate Clive Palmer, the state opposition says.
|Clive Palmer, Mark Mcgowan, Brendon Grylls, Terry Redman
|Politics/WA Politics, Metals & Mining/Iron & Steel
States back regional funding changes
14 September 2010 | David Crowe
PRINT: 14 September 2010 | PAGE 10 | States back regional funding changes
State ministers have backed a Gillard government plan to create a new model for billions of dollars spent on regional Australia, confirming that changes underway in Canberra could force a similar shake-up across the states.
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Searching for water in WA
28 July 2010 | Peter Kerr
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WA's north has run out of water and the government is turning to the private sector for help.
|Graham Jacobs, Fran Logan, Brendon Grylls
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WA Nats decide to go it alone
21 June 2010 | Sophie Morris
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Nationals kingmaker exploits stresses in alliance
19 June 2010 | Peter Kerr
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The West Australian Nationals continue to punch above their weight in political influence in the state.
|Brendon Grylls, Andrew Murray, Mark Mcgowan
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Miners clash over native title changes
29 March 2010 | Marcus Priest
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The federal government is considering an overhaul of the payments made by mining companies for native title amid concern among Aboriginal groups that they may be told to use the cash to pay for basic services such as health or education.
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16th Anniversary IPA - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 1,361 | Reviews: 392 | Display Reviews Only:
3/5 rDev -21.3%
09-12-2013 19:03:18 | More by CityofBals
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09-18-2012 16:38:06 | More by StoicBeast
New Hampshire
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12-26-2012 23:00:03 | More by ScottP
3/5 rDev -21.3%
08-30-2012 00:42:40 | More by uvm2003
3/5 rDev -21.3%
09-06-2012 01:07:33 | More by terence
3/5 rDev -21.3%
07-16-2013 23:20:26 | More by jschott75
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -21.3%
05-05-2013 19:18:40 | More by gr0g
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -21.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 2.5
A: amber coloured liquid with excellent clarity with a 1/4" cream coloured head.
S: Muted smell of lemon and resiny pine hops.
T: Lemon verbena and lemon oil, I guess... Very resiny lemon flavours that somewhat taste like tree sap along with grapefruit dominate the taste profile. Very overpowering and not very pleasant.
M: Thick resiny viscosity and a medium level of carbonation.
O: The drinkability on this one is low, which is unfortunate because I am a very big fan of Stone IPAs.
Serving type: bottle
08-31-2012 00:22:11 | More by DaftCaskBC
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11-06-2012 22:45:17 | More by Broden
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05-11-2013 01:57:47 | More by Gamblor14
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08-21-2012 01:52:03 | More by TicoCali
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08-22-2013 22:34:14 | More by Skunkdrool
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02-07-2013 17:38:19 | More by taospowder
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11-08-2012 22:58:16 | More by Paul3371
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12-22-2012 19:11:26 | More by marshmeli
3.05/5 rDev -19.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
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Pours clear dark gold/amber with a big off-white head. Good lacing and retention.
Interesting aromas. Typical tropical fruit with a touch of citrus, but the rye spice does make an appearance and in what I'm coming to associate the Calypso hop with, a huge lemon presence overwhelms. Smells a bit like lemon pledge.
Strong pine with a hefty caramel backbone greets the front of the palate. A little rye spiciness, but it's a bit more subdued than the nose. Finishes resiny and dry with an intense lemon character. Almost smells like lemon you find in saisons at times and with the rye it takes on an almost Belgian quality at times. The spicy rye and booze come out more as it warms making it harsh and unpleasant. Flavors really clash.
Medium mouthfeel. Good carbonation. As with most DIPA's of this range, it's a bit past the sweet spot and the alcohol isn't hidden well. Gets too boozy as it warms. I like my booze in stouts, not so much in IPA's.
The weakest anniversary beer in a few years. Might have been ok if I split it, but the flavors don't lend to great drinkability and I didn't like the additives. They took away from the base flavor and added nothing pleasant.
Serving type: bottle
08-21-2012 21:40:44 | More by jmarsh123
3.05/5 rDev -19.9%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
I don't know. I just don't. Something in this beer is hitting me wrongly. Looks good, no question. The aroma is a bit like lemon Pledge and flowers. Maybe it's just that I expected hops. It's similar to hops, and hops are there, but the weird lemon thing....
For a base, the malt is great. A bit of spice, some caramel, but mostly it's sturdy toasted biscuit.
Feels like an IPA, abv is hidden very well. Normally a 22oz of Stone is fine. This one I shared b/c I wanted to. I don't know
Serving type: bottle
09-02-2012 16:52:10 | More by Mebuzzard
3.05/5 rDev -19.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Poured into a tulip glass at 45 degrees.
Appearance: A three finger monster head that has great retention. The head is ivory in color that is creamy and foam that left lacing on the glass. The color of the beer is a copper color with red hues. The clarity of the beer is clear with some carbonation bubbles.
Nose: A very strong lemon, verbena and grapefruit aroma with a subtle hop profile in the background. The malt aroma is caramel, toast, and biscuit,
Taste: A nice lemon, verbena, and grapefruit, flavor. The hops is muted compared to the nose. The malt is more prominent with caramel, toast, and biscuit,
The mouth feel of the beer is carbonated, astringent, creamy, and slightly warm
The body of the beer is medium and the finish is medium full. Well I was starting to like the appearance and the Nose; however, the rest of the beer let me down. I know stone beer and this one is sub par compared to the rest of their brews.
Serving type: bottle
11-28-2012 04:08:33 | More by colts9016
3.08/5 rDev -19.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Appearance: Clear glowing amber with a big fluffy cap that leaves scattered lacing.
Smell: Very herbal and lemony up front, with floral undertones. A touch of lavender, bready rye and alcohol. The liberal use of lemon verbena gives the beer a perfumey, soapy quality that isn't especially enjoyable to me.
Taste and mouthfeel: Straight-up lemon rind. Bitter and botanical, soapy, perfumey, and rather malty. Booze is somewhat noticeable, too. The body has some heft to it, though the beer remains on the dry side. Lemon peel and botanical soap flavors linger throughout the finish. Very bitter.
Overall: Clean, well crafted, but not really appealing to me. Would be a nice but unspectacular DIPA without the lemon verbena; as is it's not something I'd revisit.
Serving type: bottle
08-24-2012 02:43:59 | More by largadeer
3.08/5 rDev -19.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Into a pint glass out of a 22oz bomber.
Pours a slightly hazy dark gold with a half finger white head. Head retention isn't great as can be expected from a 10% beer but lacing is pretty good.
Aroma is a little odd with lemon being quite noticeable. Pine and tropical citrus are present along with a slight bit of rye spicyness. This is the only malt really detectable as hops completely dominate.
The flavor is where things go pretty bad. Lemon cookies up front mixing with pine hops and it doesn't really work. It's almost like someone sprayed lemon Pledge or dumped a shot of gin into my beer. Bitterness is high with alcohol quite noticeable on the finish. Really no malt is detectable other than a thick mouthfeel.
Overall, probably the worst beer I have had from Stone. The lemon does nothing for me and removing that, it would just be an average IIPA. Poorly balanced and not very well though-out. Not one to seek out other than for curiosity's sake.
Serving type: bottle
11-04-2012 03:23:06 | More by rangerred
3.1/5 rDev -18.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Clear deeply amber colored ale with a small white head. This is the color I call IPA Orange.
Smell is citrus and soap with tea scent. There is a delicate floral scent that is not obscured by the hops. The best I can describe the floral scent is roses. That said it isn't that aromatic.
Starts out semi-dry and savory without any complexities. Alcohol stings the tongue a bit. Alcohol warms the chest without really being detectable in the taste. Strong tea and wood with a little burnt sugar taste. Reasonably bitter. Honestly not that flavorful.
Mouthfeel is good.
Overall I am severely disappointed. Stone can make better beer than this. I will try this again at a later date and confirm or revise my low opinion of this beer.
Serving type: bottle
08-26-2012 23:36:51 | More by Zorro
16th Anniversary IPA from Stone Brewing Co.
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Manurewa residents could be kept waiting for an early childhood education centre in a deprived area if cuts to the council's project spending go ahead tomorrow.
Riverton Reserve, a development planned for the suburb's Randwick Park, has been in the works since 2011.
The reserve would have a refurbished playground, skate park, community building and early childhood education centre - a development residents say would make the reserve "the heart" of the area.
But plans may be stalled in an effort to keep rates low across the region.
Mayor Len Brown indicated earlier in the month he wanted the council to assess all of the projects the council had committed to paying for.
Though the projects would not be scrapped, Brown asked to consider if any could be delayed.
Since that meeting, a group of councillors has got together to review the projects, which was then passed on to a workshop attended by local boards last week.
Ahead of today's Strategy and Finance Committee meeting, local boards were given the opportunity to comment on the plans for their projects.
Manurewa Local Board chairman Angela Dalton said further delays to Randwick Park would see thousands of people missing out on community facilities.
"It is a growing community of around 6,000 people," she said.
"Despite having a high proportion of children and young people, historically this community has been under-served with regards to community, sports and recreation facilities."
Dalton said the board started working with the community on the project in 2011, which set "high expectations" about it being finished by the end of 2014.
Having already made a concession on the price, the board agreed to reduce the funding package for the project by $400,000 by scrutinising every detail.
"The project has also leveraged funding in excess of $1 million from the Ministry of Education for the development of an Early Childhood Education facility on the new reserve," she said.
"The facility is especially important for Randwick Park as the area has the second lowest rates of participation in early childhood education in the country."
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Organic produce is no more nutritious than non-organic produce, according to a study by Stanford University researchers released Monday in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine. With organic diets becoming more popular, researchers examined the nutrient content in many foods, including organic and non-organic fruits, vegetables, grains, meat, eggs, and milk. They also dug through more than 200 studies that compared organic and non-organic foods. The conclusion: Organic foods are no healthier, in terms of the amount of nutrients and vitamins they pack. "There are many reasons why someone might choose organic foods over conventional foods," Dena Bravata, a Stanford senior research affiliate, told the Associated Press, citing environmental concerns and taste preferences. But in terms of individual health, she said, "there isn't much difference." Monday's report did show one advantage of organic foods: they're less likely to contain pesticides. The pesticide levels in both organic and conventional foods, however, are very low, Bravata told the AP.
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At 18 months, Colton Rose was shy and a little late in walking but seemed to be progressing fine—laughing, smiling, talking. Several months later, however, his mother Angela started to worry. He was talking less and less, didn't engage with others as much, and hadn't yet started using a spoon or taking off his own shoes. "He kind of started slipping more and more into his own world," says Rose, a former marketing and communications manager. Sure enough, shortly after turning 2, Colton was diagnosed with autism. Yet a mere 15 months later, says Rose, "he's an entirely different child."
Soon after Colton's diagnosis, the toddler began intensive treatment through Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, near home. Each week, he receives 35 hours of behavioral therapy, sometimes at home and sometimes at preschool. It breaks tasks like asking for food into steps (point to ice cream, say "ice cream," request some politely), encourages him to imitate the steps, and reinforces the behaviors with rewards and encouragement. His mother, now a "full-time autism mom," practices with him for several hours a day herself and has weekly planning sessions with a Nationwide case supervisor and Colton's team of five aides. The family also meets periodically with a psychologist to track Colton's developmental progress. And it's good. In many ways, he's now "in a total normal category," says Rose. He's made impressive gains in social skills and is testing at or above average for speech.
Nationwide's approach to treatment demonstrates perhaps the best hope for children with an autism spectrum disorder: starting early—even as young as 12 months—and deploying a team of experts, from neurologists and physical therapists to psychologists and gastroenterologists, to tackle any aggravating issues. The latest research, which has taken on heightened urgency as estimates of prevalence have risen (in March, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention put the rate at 1 in 88 children, up from 1 in 110 two years earlier), indicates that early intervention can make a big difference in cognitive and communication skills, language development, and anxiety and aggressiveness. Many such programs, including Colton's, are based around 25 to 40 hours a week of Applied Behavior Analysis, which lasers in on teaching specific behaviors using repetition and rewards. [Read more: An All-Out Assault on Autism]
Pregnant? Get Your Choline!
There are rock-star nutrients in the pregnancy world that tend to receive all the attention. Folic acid, iron, and calcium are covered extensively in pregnancy magazines, and they're easily part of the mom-to-be vernacular. Choline—a water-soluble nutrient in the B vitamin family—on the other hand, remains largely unknown for many pregnant moms. But based on recent research, it deserves to be elevated to rock-star nutrient status, writes U.S. News blogger Melinda Johnson.


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We just found out that we can rent games for 15 days for $4.99 @ blockbuster. You guys should check that out, that way you can play a game for few hours a day and return it when you beat the game.


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Heartening note in a Reuters report that House Republicans, especially House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee chairman John Mica, may be willing and able to work on finding enough funding for a new surface transportation bill to keep it functioning at current levels.
You'll recall that Mica and fellow committee Republicans had presented a proposal that came in way lower that the current SAFETEA-LU levels, citing new House rules that prevent spending more than you raise. That proposal said that all that could be spent was what was in the Highway Trust Fund, and that amount was not only short of current levels but nowhere near enough to make a new bill anything but something to paper over the increasing wide cracks in our transportation infrastructure.
Now a report that House Republicans think that maybe they can find more. Where have you guys been?
On a cautionary note, the story says Mica "recently received a commitment from leadership to help identify new sources of funding…" We need to know how to define this phrase because it could just mean looking at the same old same old that we know won't work short term. But you never know.
Check out the Reuters story on the possibility that we may be getting something like bipartisanship emerging here. Too early to tell, but its a good sign and we need those.
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The High-Value Health Care Project, an initiative of the Quality Alliance Steering Committee, promoted a comprehensive, uniform national approach to measuring the performance of the health care system, to foster transparency and improve quality.
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Expecting Success: Excellence in Cardiac Care aimed at improving the overall quality of cardiac care while reducing racial, ethnic and language disparities in 10 participating hospitals from 2004 to 2008.
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The Program of Research to Integrate Substance Use Information into Mainstream Health Care (PRISM) advanced the evidence about the effects of alcohol and opioid use on the care physicians provided to patients with common chronic illnesses.
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An exploration of physician organizations' administrative changes and changes in health promotion practices found that physician organizations employ no standard set of health promotion practices, and that health promotion practices and organizational structure evolve over time.
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If you don't have Apple's brand name and Samsung's access to premium hardware, don't try to be highend as you really don't have anything highend going on, denial won't change the fact on the ground, it'd only decimate your sale while other more realistic competitors are catching up (even Nokia, the undisputed leader of previous age didn't pretend to be highend, at least when it comes to prices, yet, somehow HTC, a one hit wonder for a few years, feels so strongly with such a deep sense of entitlement to its innate highendness.)
I love HTC,I am a devotee, HTC one x is superb, a class design act, as such I am with team HTC through tuck and thin, for me that is easy because I don't care for any of the competition…….
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Thanks will look into HTC again.
I prefer Samsung and will like to check out ZTE or Huawei as well.
Are the trolls now pushing product ? Mao must be turning on his spit.
There is a lot of trash talk about Irans stealth fight jet which the Western media can't get over their hearts . We must believe Iran can destroy the world but we must not believe Irancan build a stealth fighter jet ? I trust Irans plane more than I trust Americas Boeing jet or F22 raptor dubbed the ultimate flying coffin
Im not real. Im just a paper mache model and troll talk on western news sites – Oooooo watch out!
That paper jet will kick your pink ass comrade .
For a paper jet it sure is becoming a hit on you tube . That neans somewhere in their hearts they know its true .
What does Iran have in common with China?
Their cars, tanks, planes, trains, bridges, and stealth jets are made of 'Tofu' construction firms of China!
America says the Iranians jets cockpit is too small that is because America must slowdown on the huge Mac meal Lol !
Everything "Chinese made" is junk, including the "friends" it made, Iran and Syria. The poor Chinese people, a junk government and junk friends.
Don't worry America and Israels Arab allies will meet the same fate as former ally Hosni Mubarak of Egypt and the Shah of Iran
Funny. Only China's allies, Syria and Iran, seem to be in the cross hairs. Soon China will have only North Korea. Lucky you !!
I'm just an American dummy so whatever I say has no influence on China.
More funny is how the 50 centers spend so much time pretending they are me. Maybe I do have "influence" in China.
Chinese took my job
China not bankrupt like corrupt usa
China's anti-corruption campaign, already the longest it has ever seen, shows no signs of slowing down -- and one major reason is that Beijing doesn't know how to end it.
A party crasher from China's navy is enjoying an intelligence buffet at the world's largest maritime gathering – and the feasting will make it hard for Beijing to condemn similar foreign activities in international waters close to China.
Judicial reforms being undertaken in China could, in theory, curtail a long-standing the problem in the country: the ability of local government to conceal illegal activities through their control over local courts.
A new survey reveals frustration inside the Communist Party, and that presents China's leadership with a major dilemma.
The Communist Party's ousting this week of three associates of former security czar Zhou Yongkang seems to be another signal that the political noose is tightening around the retired leader's neck.
China Real Time Report is a vital resource for an expanding global community trying to keep up with a country changing minute by minute. The site offers quick insight and sharp analysis from the wide network of Dow Jones reporters across Greater China, including Dow Jones Newswires' specialists and The Wall Street Journal's award-winning team. It also draws on the insights of commentators close to the hot topic of the day in law, policy, economics and culture. Its editors can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Maggie McCracken is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, and is currently living the post-grad dream in the Windy City. Her travels throughout various North American and European cities prompted her to build her journalism career around topics like urban planning, transit and sustainability. Her work has appeared in publications, such as Volume One Magazine and the La Crosse Tribune.


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Police: Teenager to be taken to hospital
Sam Woodhead will be taken to Longreach Base Hospital for a medical assessment, Queensland Police said.
The teenager's sister wrote on Facebook: "We have been told that they have found Sam!! We have no information on his condition or where he was found yet, so keep your fingers crossed."


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Woman accused of friend acid attack breaks down in tears
Mary Koyne told Snaresbrook Crown Court she was so close to the victim that at one point they would speak and message each other every day.
Acid accused begins defence
A woman accused of throwing acid into the face of her friend because she was jealous has begun her defence. Mary Konye denies the chargesRead the full story
Alleged acid attacker denies comparing Freddy Kruger to victimby Ronke Phillips: Senior Correspondent
Mary Konye denies comparing a picture of Freddie Krugger she'd posted online to the victim after the attack with caption, "Who looks like Wrong Turn [film name] now?".
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I've never made such a threat in my whole life. I've never threatened to throw acid in anyone's face.
Woman accused of friend acid attack breaks down in tearsby Ronke Phillips: Senior Correspondent
A woman accused of disguising herself in full veil, before throwing acid at her friend because she was jealous of her good looks is giving evidence in her defence.
Mary Koyne broke down in tears as she described being arrested as she was about to take final degree exams. Konye describes being "really, really close" to the victim when they were at secondary school.
She tells the jury she was so close to the victim that at one point they would speak and message each other every day.
Naomi Oni suffered serious burns to her face and chest, lost her hair and eyelashes and was left scarred for life by an attack on December 30, 2012.


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HSUS Pet Overpopulation Estimates
Estimated statistics on pet overpopulation from the Humane Society of the United States.
Tufts Animal Care and Condition Scales
The Tufts Animal Care and Condition (TACC) Scales were developed in 1997 by Dr. Gary Patronek, with assistance from Lori Donley, MS '97, the Fort Wayne Dept. of Animal Care and Control, and the Law Enforcement Division of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to help cruelty investigators and veterinarians assess cases of animal abuse or neglect that are primarily related to husbandry, as opposed to deliberate acts of cruelty.
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Battered Bodies, Unbreakable Spirits
Group promotes adoption and retention of dogs with disabilities
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Minding the Gap
Best Friends Animal Society conducted opinion surveys in 2013 to find out where American public stands on shelter pets. The results were a mixed bag, showing that while people generally believe shelter pets are lovable, there are still some barriers to adoption. What's more, most Americans vastl;y underestimate the number of animals still euthanized in shelters.
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Strength in Numbers
How collaboration and shared data reduced euthanasia rates for the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland and Oregon Humane Society.
November 1, 2013
Another Myth Bites the Dust
The ASPCA looks into the pets-as-gifts phenomenon and finds little to fear.
September 1, 2013
Keeping Golden Years Golden
Shelter staff need to be able to recognize and respond to the unique needs of senior shelter cats so that they can provide aging felines with the best possible care and a promising chance to find new homes.
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Getting Bigger All the Time
More spacious and thoughtfully designed cat kennels lead to a happier and more relaxed feline population at the Dumb Friends League in Denver.
May 1, 2013
When the Runs Hit Your Runs
Diarrhea is unpleasant to deal with and can signal serious health issues for a shelter population. We offer advice on how to prevent diarrhea and, when it does occur, diagnose the causes and appropriately care for sick animals.
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Raise the Roof
Although not always able to move pets into ideal conditions, a central Virginia group makes a tangible difference in the lives of outdoor dogs by providing quality dog houses, lightweight tethers, and suitable food and water bowls.


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Meravanige a Kannada Language movie released in July 2008. It starred Prajwal Devaraj and Aindrita Ray in lead role and was supported by Sadhu Kokila, Komal and Harish.
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Jerry Malott, 73, of Independence, Mo., passed away January 9, 2013.
Jerry Malott, 73, of Independence, Mo., passed away January 9, 2013.
A visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. on Monday, January 14, at the Speaks Suburban Chapel, 18020 E. 39th St., Independence, MO. Graveside service at 1 p.m. on Tuesday at the Missouri State Veterans Cemetery in Higginsville, MO.
Jerry was born April 18, 1939, in Kansas City, Kan., to James and Kathleen Malott. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. In 1992, Jerry retired from Western Electric (Lucent), where he had worked as a machine operator. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Geraldine Malott.
He is survived by his daughter, Paula A. McGhee and husband Jeff; son, Scott A. Malott; two grandsons, Jeremy and Dylan McGhee; one brother, Walter Malott and wife Marie; and sister, Kathleen Sue Forck and husband Gary.
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The Apparition Reappearing on DVD and Blu-ray Next Month
That certainly didn't take long. It rarely does when the movie is as big of a box office flop as The Apparition was. The Ashley Greene spookfest about a young couple being haunted in their new house opened on big screens less than two months ago.
Go Behind the Scenes of The Apparition
Right now, somewhere, your local theatre is being haunted by The Apparition (review), and to get you in the spirit of things, we have a couple of behind-the-scenes videos to get your ghosts.
Apparition, The (2012)
The Apparition Manifests with Some Soundbites: Ashley Greene, Tom Felton and Sebastian Stan
With The Apparition readying itself to begin haunting theatres this Friday, we figured that now would be as good a time as any to bust out some video soundbites for you cats! On tap: Ashley Greene, Tom Felton, and Sebastian Stan!
Exclusive Interview: Filmmaker Todd Lincoln Discusses The Apparition, Ashley Greene and Future Projects
On Friday writer/director Todd Lincoln's supernatural thriller The Apparition hits theaters everywhere, and to get you ready for the spookfest, Dread Central brought back a video interview with the up-and-coming filmmaker.
The Apparition - Get Wrapped Up in Two New Clips
After a two-month long drought without a real horror movie to go see, we are more than looking forward to this weekend's opening of The Apparition. Need more reasons to be stoked? Check out these newly released clips!
Three TV Spots for The Apparition Arrive to Haunt Your Tuesday
Ready to add a little spooky to your Tuesday afternoon? Then check out these three new TV spots for The Apparition, opening nationwide this Friday, August 24th.
Amanda Seyfried Gone from Theaters, Soon to be Found on DVD
Gone opened in theaters on February 24th. Opening in 9th place, it was pretty much gone from theaters a week later. Summit isn't wasting any time getting it on DVD, but will you want to waste your time watching a glorified Lifetime Network serial killer thriller starring Amanda Seyfried?
Motion Picture Purgatory: Gone
From most accounts Gone was underwhelming at best, but of course no film is ever fully accounted for around these parts until Trembles has weighed in with one of his MPP reviews. Read on for his take on the film.
The Verdict Is in on Gone!
So how does this weekend's genre release stack up against the competition? We have the verdict on Gone for you right here. Read on if you dare.
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Go Behind the Scenes of Gone
With Gone getting ready to open in theatres this Friday, we've dug up some good old fashioned behind-the-scenes goodness for you to tide you over until our review comes. Dig it!
Gone Video Soundbites - Amanda Seyfried, Wes Bentley, Jennifer Carpenter and More!
Time to hear from some of the folks behind this weekend's genre offering, Gone, starring Amanda Seyfried. Pull up a chair, turn up your sound, and dig on the goodies!
Gone - Two More Clips and Image Gallery Go Live
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Crestview, FL
Pharmacy Technician Trainee / Pharmacy Service Associate
Work as part of the Pharmacy Team to ensure that each customer has a positive shopping experience at CVS and to ensure customer...
Crestview, FL
AVON Independent Sales Representative
AVON Independent Sales Representative Location: Work from home; Work online; Part - time or Full Time Opportunity : At a time when...
Crestview, FL
Home Workers Wanted: Part Time /Full Time (Data Entry, Work From Home Positions)
…are dependable and looking to make as much as $350-$1,200 per week, or more working part time or full time . You work on your own...
Crestview, FL
Part Time Jobs Up To $27 Per Hour (Apply Now)
Part time or full time positions available. Must have decent typing skills and helpful to be a good self starter. Start...
Crestview, FL
Entry Level Admin/Clerical
…right from your computer. If you are good at social media or want to work part time this will be great for you. You must provide a...
Crestview, FL
Sales Associate - Part - Time
"This position provides top quality, fast and friendly customer service; operates registers, handles customer purchases; accounts for...
Niceville, FL
Sales Associate, Retail Part Time
The Part Time Retail Sales Associate position at GNC is the most important job in our company. As a Retail Sales Associate, you are...
Resort Housekeeper - $10 Per Hour Santa Rosa Beach
…all duties as required with or without an accommodation._Employee Benefits For Most Hourly and Salaried Employees Include:_As the...
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