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Portsmouth Fire Chief Chris LeClaire said most of the damage was contained to Unit 13 in the 18-unit building, with heat, smoke and water damage throughout the other three units on the third floor. The floors underneath sustained water damage.
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None of the units were habitable on Friday night.
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The exact location where the fire started and the exact cause is under investigation.
The location of the building made access difficult and fighting the fire labor intensive, LeClaire said with the Piscataqua River on one side and a section of the building blocking direct access from Bow Street.
Five alarms were called, bringing in enough mutual aid to keep crews rotating in and out safely, LeClaire said, given the difficulty of fighting the fire and the cold, windy weather.
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Short-term Cognitive Training in Late-life Depression
This study is currently recruiting participants. (see Contacts and Locations)
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The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of the alternative uses training (AUT) and word association training (WAT) on cognitive functions and mood symptoms in late-life depression (LLD).
The hypotheses are:
- post-training cognitive performance will be superior to pre-training cognitive performance
- post-training depressive symptomatology will be less severe as compared with pre-training clinical severity and
- AUT group will show better post-training cognitive performance and improved mood symptoms when compared with the WAT group.
Behavioral: Cognitive training
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|The Effects of Short-term Cognitive Training on Cognition and Mood Symptoms in Late-life Depression: A Pilot Study
Further study details as provided by Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Changes in cognitive functions including fluid intelligence, executive function, language, memory and motor speed [ Time Frame: Within 3 days before the first cognitive training day and within 3 days after the last cognitive training day ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Computerized Executive Tasks:
- Number-Letter Task
- Letter-Memory Task
- Stroop Task
Non-Computerized Measures:
- Cattell Culture Fair Intelligence Test
- Mattis Dementia Rating Scale-2 (DRS-2)
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Changes in mood including depression, anxiety and apathy [ Time Frame: Within 3 days before the first cognitive training day and within 3 days after the last cognitive training day ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS)
- Apathy Evaluation Scale (AES)
- Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (Ham-A)
- Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|August 2012
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|September 2013
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|June 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Alternative Uses Training
In this task, subjects are asked to produce atypical and alternative uses for common daily objects.
Behavioral: Cognitive training
20 minutes/day for 5 sequential working days
Other Name: cognitive intervention
Word Association Training
In this task, subjects are asked to generate the first word that comes to their mind, and thus, encourages more general and spontaneous divergent thinking.
Behavioral: Cognitive training
20 minutes/day for 5 sequential working days
Other Name: cognitive intervention
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|55 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female
- Age >=55
- Proficiency in English
- Current depressive episode and meet criteria for DSM-IV major depressive disorder
- Hamilton Depression Rating Scale score >=15
- Able to give informed consent
- Stable medication dosages during the training period
Exclusion Criteria:
- Other DSM-IV Axis I psychiatric disorders, except for anxiety disorders due to high comorbidity with mood disorders
- Mini-Mental State Examination score of <26
- Diagnosis of dementia
- Neurological and medical conditions known to affect cognition (e.g., stroke, head injury, previous chemotherapy for cancer)
- Unstable medical illnesses requiring active treatment
- Vision or hearing impairment affecting ability to participate in training
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01748032
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01748032
|Contact: Ming-Ching Wen, PhD
|416-785-2500 ext 2757
|Contact: Linda Mah, MD, M.H.Sc.
|416-785-2500 ext 3365
|Canada, Ontario
|Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M6A 2E1
Sponsors and Collaborators
Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest
|Principal Investigator:
|Linda Mah, MD, M.H.Sc.
|Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest
More Information
No publications provided
Keywords provided by Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest:
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on November 25, 2014
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Dr. Linda Mah, Clinician Scientist, Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01748032 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 10, 2012
|Last Updated:
|December 10, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Canada: Ethics Review Committee
Keywords provided by Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest:
intervention studies
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Depressive Disorder
Behavioral Symptoms
Mental Disorders
Mood Disorders
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on November 25, 2014


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If you set the Excel macro security to High so that only digitally signed macros from trusted sources are allowed to run, thereby disabling unsigned macros, you will not be allowed to run sample macros in the Samples.xls workbook. Some add-ins in Microsoft Excel contain Excel version 4.0 macro code. This type of macro, also referred to as xlm, is stored in a macro sheet instead of a Visual Basic module. Excel 4.0 macros cannot be digitally signed and cannot be opened if macro security is High. To be consistent with other add-ins, Samples.xls is also not digitally signed for security.
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The death of tornado researcher Tim Samaras, his son Paul, and colleague Carl Young this past Friday near El Reno, Oklahoma, came as a shock to his many friends at National Geographic. It caused us to stop and reflect on the goals and hazards of storm chasing.
Let's face it: Tornado chasing seems like a bad idea when people die. At best it appears reckless. At worst, it feels voyeuristic.
That's why it's important at times like this to make an effort to sort things out. People chase storms for a variety of reasons, from thrill seeking to basic science. Some are out there to capture and sell weather videos. Others are guiding customers on adventure-oriented tours. Still others are government scientists, meteorologists hired by media outlets, or college kids or graduate students associated with university research programs.
When a twister makes news, the images we see on TV are often those captured by storm chasers, which gives us mixed emotions. Watching a vortex rip apart someone's farmhouse is both mesmerizing and horrifying—like watching a car crash. Those feelings are magnified when a tornado devastates a whole town.
It is easy to question the motivations of all storm chasers—especially those who do it for profit. But we should remember that storm chasing has made significant contributions to our understanding of extreme weather. A tornadic storm is a relatively rare event. It is extraordinarily difficult for even experienced meteorologists to know exactly where and when one will occur. Being in the right place to observe one—often by racing ahead of it on dirt roads—is more challenging still.
Only by chasing down a tornado was Tim Samaras able to collect priceless data from inside a funnel. Field observations, high-speed video, and ever-improving radar data have resulted in new insights into tornado dynamics—and more accurate ways to predict them.
Years ago, when Editor in Chief Chris Johns and I followed researchers from the National Severe Storms Laboratory into the field for a National Geographic story, the technology wasn't yet available to give communities reliable tornado warnings more than a few minutes in advance. Today computer models flag potentially dangerous storms as they develop, alert communities in their path, and give residents time to take cover—nearly half an hour in the case of the Moore, Oklahoma, twister.
Does that mean that science is the only worthy reason to chase storms? Not necessarily. There's also something to be gained from observing the phenomenon with your own eyes. Watching a storm moving across a prairie is not that different, in a way, from encountering a bear in a meadow. Both are potentially threatening. But if you keep a safe distance, both can open your eyes to nature's wildness and power.
Tim Samaras knew this. Even as he diligently studied tornadoes in the field, he was also tuned in to their sounds, shapes, and smells. The fact that he lost his life during a storm doesn't mean he'd lost respect for its mystery and danger. It just reminds us how difficult and unforgiving was the science he chose to pursue.
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr ES Sedan Review
comfortable allways reliable
never had an issue with this car
Great Car — good family car or or just a starting out car it comfortable rides well has never gave me any promblems ive never had to replace anything on it except for the windshield whiper arm has alot of trunk space alot of leg room in front and in back
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Elizabeth writes:
1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
it gets you from point a to point b.
avoid high miles and look for transmissions.
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr ES Sedan Review
Blast to drive - agile road hugger with nimble acceleration
nothing really negative to say
I Wish I Had The $$$ To Fix This Car Up. — I loved the styling and layout of this vehicle. The performance was great, great handling and acceleration. This car was a blast to drive. I bought it used with 20,000 miles on it and I finally wore it out when the odometer hit 190,000.00 I wish I could have afforded to rebuild the engine and transmission and restore the interior and the exterior. If I could have fixed it up I would still be driving it today.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Many technical issues.
A Bit Dated, But Fun To Run Around In. — Acceleration has improved since I put a new engine in, but braking and handling are below par. It has needed multiple repairs, but granted, it is getting old. I like the styling both of the exterior and interior, but it's not my favorite.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
handles nice
not very good on gas
Yea — this is a very good car if you handle it right the performance is good as long as you keep up with the maintenence parts are easy to find for it and there pretty easy to install has the potential to b a very good car if you have the money to put into it
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Teresa writes:
1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr ES Sedan Review
Good family car
Many reprots of water pump problems. Problem increases with short frequent runs
Trying To Get Rid Of It. — Handles well, has water pump issues. exterior hood dented, gass mileage was decent nice for family car. repairs are a pain in the butt, fro example the water pump is internal. was an okay drive. Heater was awesome in it
Primary Use: Family transportation
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr ES Sedan Review
i like the way its shaped
super low to the ground , but last winter it never got stuck.
Dodge , Why They Dont Suck... — its a decent car , it takes my abuse , so im good with it , and i never have any issue with it , so id get another dodge. for as big as it is , i drive pretty good. Ima have to scoop an avenger r/t tho haha.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr ES Sedan Review
1996 Dodge Intrepid — Performance-Incredible due to the mods Build Quality-more than 10 yrs in wisconsins winters and it has little rust Appearance-reminecent of the viper Cost of Ownership-i get 35 mpg in mine due to the mods but the maintanence is cheap and affordable Fun Factor- get in sit down shut up and hold the hell on cuz when i drive it i go to win the damn race!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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1996 Dodge Intrepid 4 Dr STD Sedan Review
Good mid-sized car with good gas mileage
Somewhat unreliable and paint fades fast
96' Intrepid — Lets see, i like and hate my car at the same time. Its got great pickup and rides smooth on the highway. Great interior terrible exterior. Gets about 25 mpg on the highway but only 14 in the city. The only fun thing about driving it is not knowing if my engine will fall out....literally.
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Very Good
i like this car very much, the engine is powerful the interior is nice and comfortable to travel with all family anywhere,is a good car, on the road has a wonderful stability and you can't hear noises... Read More
Wish They Didn't Discontinue It.
Love it! Eyed it for years before purchasing just before they discontinued it. Performance is great. Great heating system. Great airconditioning system. Could use better speakers. Fun to drive. V... Read More
2003 Dodge Intrepid Reviews
Great Reliable Car That Can Handle The Tough Wny Snow And Is Pretty Good On Gas
The car had plenty of storage for my hockey bags, It handled great and never had a problem driving in the snow. Many people have bad reviews but I really enjoyed this as my first car and would recomme... Read More
Good Car
This car has been a great car to me. It had a couple problems when i got it but since those were taken care of i have driven it daily with no worrys. it has good pick up and handles pretty damn good f... Read More
2002 Dodge Intrepid Reviews
Great Overall Car
The car has been great for the last 8 years, only minor issues. Had to change the radiator and the shift cable. Other than that just routine maintenence. Added an aftermarket radio to allow for an aux... Read More
Solid Basic Transportation.
This was an inexpensive car to purchase and has been very reliable. It was originally purchased for my daughter to take to college and she put most of the car's 138,000 miles on the odometer. After gr... Read More
2001 Dodge Intrepid Reviews
Gray Speed Streak
the speed and the quickness of the car are great love how it handles it fun to drive handles nice around curves gets up and gos when you need it to stop on dime when you need it to over all it a gre... Read More
Good For The Price
I bought this car four years ago and drove it for with no problems until just recently. It did all that I wanted it to. For the last 40K I've been adding about a quart of oil for every 1000 miles. ... Read More
2000 Dodge Intrepid Reviews
Its Awesome
i love it!, i dont know what i would do without it. it has a couple scratches, but overall it's quite beautiful. the sound systaem is good, the gas mileage is good, and i couldnt be happier :) and the... Read More
Good Cheap Car.
It's a good all around car. Generally rides pretty good no matter where I go. Wish i got the 3.5 motor instead of the 2.7 it has for the little more power O.o. It is a good car for stereo cause i ca... Read More


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The 6-foot-2, 230-pound McMillan's first trip of the three took place just over a month ago and was to check out the defending national champion Crimson Tide. This stay in Tuscaloosa gave him a better appreciation for the Alabama program.
"The only reason why Alabama was a top school for me was because of the tradition of winning and all the rings," McMillan told Scout. "On this trip I was able to pick out the behind the scenes parts of the program that I enjoyed. The facilities, the campus, and the coaches gave me a great feeling about Alabama."
His time on the Alabama campus also included a conversation with the program's on-field leaders.
"I was taken to meet with Coach (Nick) Saban and Coach (Kirby) Smart," he said. "They sat me down and made it clear they felt I was the perfect match for their defensive scheme. They were confident I'd be a great player if I chose to join their program, but that it would come with hard work."
The next order of business was a three-day stop in Columbus to view an Ohio State spring practice, and to spend some more time around the school. The Hinesville (GA) Liberty County linebacker got to meet three special people.
"The part of this visit to Ohio State that wasn't like any other was being able to meet Archie Griffin, Gene Smith, and Bobby Carpenter," McMillan stated. "I knew who all three were but never thought I'd be introduced on a visit. It was a 'wow' moment for me."
His talk with the Buckeye head coach was an important part of his visit, and had a large impact on him.
"Coach (Urban) Meyer wanted to talk to me for a while," he said. "He didn't mention recruiting, a great four years at his program, rings, or championships, once. It was all about family. He talked about how important it is to him. That was impressive and it was eye-opening and unexpected."
"I'll be returning to Ohio State again over the summer," McMillan continued. "My parents haven't been to Columbus before so it will be a great opportunity for them to see what I have been talking about."
The most recent visit the highly touted recruit has taken was to Athens, to see what the in-state Bulldogs were all about. The pattern continued as he spoke to the head coach of the Georgia program.
"Coach (Mark) Richt and I had some one on one time and it was nice for him to show me that kind of attention," he stated. "He made it clear that I was wanted and pitched me the idea of staying home, being the hero, and winning championships for the home state team."
There was one aspect of the unofficial visit that really stood out to the Georgia native.
"I was with Coach (Kirk) Olivadotti, the linebackers coach, and we broke down film of Georgia's SEC championship game against Alabama," McMillan explained. "He showed me plays I could have made for them if I chose to play for Georgia."
When asked for a group of favorite schools, McMillan only named one school.
"Ohio State is my clear top school right now and I still have some thinking to do about where the other schools stand," he said. "I still like others like Alabama, Georgia, and Clemson."
McMillan plans to make his choice towards the end of December. He will be graduating early so he can be an early enrollee for the program he chooses to attend.


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Mary Douglas to Speak at Williams College about Pipeline Politics in the Berkshires
Mary Stewart Douglas, Washington correspondent for The Berkshire Edge, will present "Pipeline Politics in the Berkshires: The Kinder Morgan Natural Gas Project" at Williams College on Dec. 4.
Williams College to Present Annual Christmas Service of Lessons and Carols
The annual Christmas Service of Lessons and Carols at Williams College will be held at 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6 and 7 in Thompson Memorial Chapel.
Williams College to Present Screening and Panel Discusion of "A Band Called Death"
Williams College will present a screening of the film A Band Called Death on Sunday, Nov. 23, at 7 p.m. in Paresky Auditorium.
Hopkins Forest Closed During Massachusetts Deer Hunting Season
Hopkins Forest will be closed during the Massachusetts deer hunting (shotgun) season December 1 through December 13.
Williams to Host Talk on Racial and Ethnic Representation in American Art and Pop Culture
Jeff Chang and Greg Tate will present at Williams College on Thursday, Nov. 20.
Scholar Susan Whitfield to Speak About the "Silk Road of Books"
Susan Whitfield will present "The Silk Road of Books: Going Beyond the Medieval Codex" at Williams College on Thursday, Nov. 20.
Annual Holiday Farmers' Market Nov. 23 and Dec. 14 at Williams College
Berkshire Grown will host its popular Holiday Farmers' Markets in Williamstown on November 23 and December 14 at Williams College.
Aaron Sachs to Discuss Changes in American Landscape
Aaron Sachs, associate professor of history at Cornell University, will present "From Indian Mounds to Urban Parks: A Meditation on the American Landscape Tradition" at Williams College on Thursday, Nov. 13.
Dean Cycon to Present Talk about Social Change in the "Coffeelands"
Dean Cycon '75, founder and CEO of Dean's Beans Organic Coffee Company, will present "Social Enterprise as a Vehicle for Meaningful Change in the Coffeelands" at Williams College on Thursday, Nov. 20.
Anne Cody to Speak at Williams College about Urban Latino Food Systems
Anne Cody, who runs a grassroots urban agriculture organization in Holyoke, Mass., will present "Culturally Relevant Produce and the Urban Latino Food System" at Williams College on Tuesday, Nov. 11.
Williams College to Host Conference on 1920s Presidencies
Williams College will host "Reflections on The New Era: Reassessing the 1920s," a conference exploring the presidencies of Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover, on Saturday, Nov. 15.
Panel at Williams College to Discuss Ebola
Williams College will host a panel of speakers to discuss "Ebola: What Have We Learned?" on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 8 p.m. in the Paresky Auditorium.
"The Reenactments" Author Nick Flynn to Speak at Williams College
Author Nick Flynn will visit Williams College on Friday, Nov. 7, to present a reading of his new poetry and nonfiction.
Michael Balick to Discuss Ethnomedicine in Indigenous Cultures
Michael Balick will present "Ancient Wisdom and Modern Medicine: Plants, People, and Cultures in the Tropical Rainforest" at Williams College on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Williams College to Host Panel in Honor of James MacGregor Burns
A panel of distinguished scholars will discuss the current state of American political leadership in an event to honor the memory and scholarly contributions of James MacGregor Burns, who died in July 2014.
Williams College to Host Author Adam Kirsch for Discussion of Jewish Literature
Author and critic Adam Kirsch will present "Is There Such a Thing as Jewish Literature?" at Williams College on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
Partial Solar Eclipse Over the U.S. on Thursday, Oct. 23
People in most of the continental United States will be in the shadow of the Moon on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 23, as a partial solar eclipse sweeps across the Earth.
Winfried Fuchshofen to Speak about Fair Trade and Sustainability
Winfried Fuchshofen will present "The Evolution of Fair Trade and the Role of the Fair Trade Sustainability Alliance" at Williams College on Thursday, Oct. 23.
Williams College Presents "Growing Cities" as Part of Food Week
A screening of the documentary Growing Cites, directed by Dan Susman and Andrew Monbouquette, will take place at Williams College on Monday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Paresky auditorium.
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This is the first Marcolini that I have tried, and to me it doesn't taste like an 85% at all. The other bars over 80% that I have tasted were nowhere near as sweet as this one. I do like it though. Smooth melt and decent finish. It tasted of caramel, almost like a milk. Anybody else have similar experience with this one?
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"I still see, just not with my eyes," says teenage Meagan, one of four students at the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired highlighted by director Keith Maitland in his revealing documentary The Eyes of Me. What we soon realize is that teens will be teens, sighted or not. The Austin foursome care deeply about being unique, but they also desperately desire to fit in with the crowd. They want independence but need guidance. Maitland explains, "The moment I started working with the amazing kids in the film, I realized that blind teens are still just teens, and they like things that all teenagers like in typical, teenaged, heaping qualities." Watch their perseverance, strength and occasional flailing at 7 p.m. Rice University, 6100 Main. For information, call 713-348-4882 or visit www.ricecinema.rice.edu. Free.
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Right now reggae is witnessing a change of the guards. A torch is being based between generations, and many of the new artists who are carrying it are following in the footsteps of their own parents. Of the key players in the s0-called reggae revival, many, such as Chronixx (Chronicle), Protoje (Lorna Bennett) and Addis Pablo (Augustus Pablo), have parents with noted reggae careers. And there's a new generation of Marleys establishing themselves, with the grandchildren of Bob and Rita Marley, such as Daniel Bambaata Marley (eldest son of Ziggy) and Jo Mersa, Stephen's oldest son, embarking on carers.


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What has Russian technology ever done for us?
Today marks the opening of the Sochi Winter Olympics – the most expensive Olympics in history and President Vladimir Putin's attempt to bolster Russia's reputation on the world stage. As Russia has though obviously been a major global player for…
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Gang smuggles 1,638 gallons of vodka across Russian border through massive pipeline
How far would you go out of your way to get cheap vodka? Personally, I may brave the Tesco value range, but I don't think I'd ever go as far as the group of Russians and Estonians who created a massive pipeline across the Russian border to avoid import tax.
First orbital collision – US and Russian satellites get a little too close
In the first reported orbital collision ever, a US and a Russian communications satellite have accidentally collided 780km above Siberia. A "massive cloud of debris" has been produced, and NASA is tracking the hundreds of bits resulting from the crash, in the hope that they won't interfere with the ISS and the shuttle, which is due to launch later this month.
It's comprehensively answered the question of "how much stuff can we stick up there without it hitting each other?", as 6,000 satellites have been sent into orbit since the first in 1957. Only about half are still in use, with the others having become defunct over the years.
The satellites in question belong to Communications firm Iridium, based in Bethesda, Maryland, and Russia's civilian space agency, Roscosmos. The former was launched in 1997 and only weighed 560kg, so probably came off rather worse in the collision than its one-tonne Russian rival from 1993.
Place your bets in the comments below as to when the second collision will occur. The closest wins a bit of charred satellite, dug out of the tundra of Siberia.
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Today, ladies and gentlemen, Canon did not announce a vacuum cleaner. It didn't announce one yesterday either, or one the day before. In fact, it's never announced a vacuum cleaner. That's why Canon's Russian service personnel were a little confused when people started calling saying that their vacuum cleaner was broken.
What seems to have happened is that a major electronics supplier bought a job lot of vacuums that a dodgy Chinese factory had produced with the Canon label, figuring (correctly) that it'd help them sell. Hilarious. If you've got one, then please send it to us – we'd love to review it.
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Interestingly it doesn't have 3G – just EDGE – so downloading music on the device won't be fun. It'll be showing up in European markets this April for €220 (£204). I'm afraid we've not got anything more specific on the release date. If you can uninstall the "Comes with Music" software, and don't need 3G, then this isn't too bad a phone.
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Four people have been arrested as a result of Operation Guardian, a nationwide project that aimed to locate and arrest the most wanted, non-compliant convicted sex offenders across the country. United States Attorney Timothy J. Heaphy and United States Marshal Gerald Holt announced the arrests on Friday.
After identifying the most non-compliant offenders in the Western District of Virginia, agents with the United States Marshals Service set out to locate and arrest four individuals charged with failing to register as convicted sex offenders as required by the terms of their conditions of release. These non-compliant sex offenders were deemed some of the most wanted sex offenders in the Western District of Virginia.
Arrested at various locations in recent weeks were: Steve Ray Stewart, 59, of Lynchburg, Virginia, Herman Cave, 51, of Winchester, Virginia, Francis David Sherman, 55, of Bristol, Virginia and Jason Lee Bess, 36, of Franklin County, Virginia.
"I am thoroughly impressed with the speed and professionalism displayed by the Marshals Service in locating and apprehending these fugitives," United States Attorney Timothy J. Heaphy said today. "All of these men were required to register as a sex offenders upon their release from prison and all of them have now been charged with failing to comply with that order."
Sherman was previously convicted of raping a woman in Illinois and deviant sexual assault in Missouri. After serving time in prison, Sherman and his girlfriend moved to Bristol, Virginia in 2006, where he registered as a sex offender. A Virginia State Trooper, while conducting a compliance check in 2007, obtained information that Sherman had moved from the residence without informing law enforcement. At that time, a federal arrest warrant was issued and information was gathered that the defendant may have fled to Canada.
Stewart was previously convicted of aggravated sexual battery in 1989 and failing to register in 1999, 2002 and 2008. On June 7, 2010, Stewart was indicted by a Lynchburg Grand Jury for failing to register. Local officers worked with members of the USMS Central Kentucky Fugitive Task Force and were able to locate and arrest Stewart on July 14, 2010 in Lexington, Kentucky.
In 2006, Cave was charged with rape and malicious assault. On March 16, 2010 and April 21, 1010, the Circuit Court in Winchester, Virginia issued warrants for Cave's arrest for failing to register as a sex offender and a probation violation. Working with Deputy United States Marshals on the Violent Crimes Task Force in Philadelphia, Cave was located and arrested on September 14, 2010 at a recovery house in Philadelphia.
In 2002, Bess was convicted of receiving child pornography transmitted in interstate commerce. After serving time in prison, he was released and required to register as a convicted sex offender. On January 7, 2009, a Franklin County Grand Jury indicted the defendant for failing to register as a sex offender. The matter was referred to the United States Marshals Service, Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force. On July 29, 2010, Bess was arrested in Randleman, North Carolina. Bess was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury sitting in the United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia on August 12, 2010 and charged with one count of failing to register as a sex offender.
The primary objective of Operation Guardian was to safely apprehend wanted, non-compliant un-registered sex offenders with the emphasis being placed on further prosecution of these individuals for failing to register. Marshals offices across the country worked from July 12 of this year until September 30 to locate and apprehend non-compliant defendants across the country.


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Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim has followed up his Man of the Series performance in the ODIs against West Indies with another notable achievement: he has completed his Masters degree in History from Jahangirnagar University. It's a rare accomplishment for top professional cricketers and Mushfiqur, who was accorded a reception by the university on Sunday, has said he hopes to set an example for his younger team-mates so that their futures are more secure.
After finishing school and college from BKSP, he joined the university in 2007 and has now completed an honours and masters. The specialisation in the latter was in contemporary South Asian history, and he finished with an impressive CGPA of 3.49. According to Mushfiqur, it wasn't a solo effort as his classmates and teachers ensured he didn't miss anything while playing for Bangladesh.
"This degree is a huge honour for me," Mushfiqur said. "Apart from my efforts, I would give credit to the university teachers and my friends who guided and assisted me. I couldn't attend most of the classes, and had to take notes from my friends while the university authorities made sure my attendance wasn't an issue.
"The teachers also considered my attendance issues because my cricket commitments didn't allow me to attend regular classes. I also had to work extra hard but whenever possible, I went for classes and took the exams."
Mushfiqur's degree is a major boost for him personally and a source of inspiration for cricketers in the country, especially the younger ones. It goes to show how education and an international career can be managed in Bangladesh where most cricketers abandon their studies to pursue the game professionally.
As a result, Mushfiqur wants to stress on the importance of education in the young players' lives, though he believes it is ultimately a matter of choice. "Cricket is just a part of life, there's nothing more important than education. I think it should be a message to our younger fans.
"Everyone has their own philosophy in life, and if they want to study I would say it is their choice. It is not easy to handle both. I always encourage those younger than me that they must take their education seriously."
Mushfiqur described the scramble ahead of exams, most of which he had to appear in isolation as he would usually miss the scheduled dates. "You wouldn't believe it but when I was returning from tours, I had to study at planes and airports, because I had exams the following day.
"Between matches maybe everyone else was free to roam around whichever country we were playing in, but I had to take notes and stay back in the hotel to study. But my team-mates were nice, they never teased me."
He found inspiration from within his family and also from Kumar Sangakkara, especially the manner in which the Sri Lankan cricketer has carried himself over the years. "It is appreciated that someone like Sangakkara's sports personality is shaped by his education. He is obviously an inspiration.
"After I had completed my Higher Secondary Certificate exam, I didn't want to pursue studies but I was reminded of its importance. My family encouraged me, told me not to give up on studies. They are very proud of me and I am inspiring my younger brothers and sisters in the family by doing two things at a time."
In future, Mushfiqur hopes to work closer to his sport than history, saying that the degree has taught him many lessons about life. "I have to give cricket a lot of time but I learned a lot by going through the process of graduating, and I want to do an MBA or a PhD, preferably on something close to cricket so that I can add that to my current profession."
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MARATHON, Fla. (AP) - Officials say the 119 eggs that were recovered from a now-deceased female hawksbill turtle are not viable.
No babies have hatched, and Florida Keys Turtle Hospital officials said Thursday that a reptile biologist examined the eggs and confirmed they did not contain living embryos. The normal gestation period for sea turtle eggs is about 60 days.
Hospital officials began incubating the eggs before the turtle named "Good Hope" died Oct. 2. They had been airlifted from the U.S. Virgin Islands to the hospital a month earlier.
Originally, a Virgin Islands fish and wildlife official thought "Good Hope" had been injured by fishing equipment, but now says the reptile was likely attacked by wild dogs on a beach in St. Croix.
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Scout wheat early to beat pre-harvest intervals
Wheat producers should watch for significant fungal disease infestations in order to treat any problems in time to meet pre-harvest intervals, said a UNL specialist.
Pre-harvest intervals are listed on the labels of the various fungicides, said Stephen Wegulo, extension plant pathologist. Those intervals are determined by the Environmental Protection Agency to protect food items from dangerous chemical residues.
"If it's on the label, it's the law," Wegulo said.
For example, if the producer wants to apply a specific fungicide with a label that says, "Do Not Apply within 45 Days of Harvest," that application has to be timed at least 45 days before harvest.
Even though the fungicide would break down somewhat after harvest, there are no weather elements to help it biodegrade, so the chemicals would likely carry over into food products made from treated grain.
Most economically important plant diseases are caused by fungi, Wegulo said. Bacterial diseases like Goss's wilt in corn and black chaff in wheat are typically controlled by resistance rather than bactericide because bactericides are not cost effective.
Wegulo advised producers to check the labels of agricultural chemicals. Then, if questions remain, go to cropwatch.unl.edu and search for articles on fungicides. One update on fungicide use is at http://cropwatch.unl.edu/archives/2009/crop10/wheat_fungicide.htm .
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Tunbridge man facing sex charges in New HampshireTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS | July 28,2014CONCORD, N.H. A new graduate of a prestigious New Hampshire high school has been charged with sexually assaulting a freshman as part of a student tradition in which seniors try to have sex with younger students.
A police affidavit obtained by the Concord Monitor alleges 18-year-old Owen Labrie, of Tunbridge, Vt., sexually assaulted a 15-year-old on campus two days before he graduated from St. Pauls School.
Police say Labrie denied having sex with the girl. Results are still pending from a state lab, but the affidavit says a nurse reported evidence of intercourse.
Labrie, who is due to attend Harvard in the fall, is set for arraignment Sept. 15 on three felony counts of sexual assault and one count of using a computer to lure the girl. A message seeking comment was left Saturday at a listed phone number for Labries family.
The police affidavit said St. Pauls counselor Sandra Whelan contacted Concord police after hearing from the girls mother.
Whalen informed me that there is a horrible tradition at the boarding school called the senior salute in which a senior emails a younger student regarding a conquest before they graduate, wrote Julie Curtin, a detective with the Concord police.
When she accepted Owen Labries senior salute, her understanding was that it would be `just a hook up, which to her meant kissing or making out and thats all, the affidavit said.
During their encounter, Labrie began to have sex with her, and when the girl realized what was happening, she said no twice and at pulled back in pain, the affidavit said.
She stated she did not know that was going to happen and did not want that to happen, the detective wrote. I asked her if there was ever any conversation where she said yes and she said there was not.
Mike Hirschfeld, rector of the 540-student St. Pauls, wrote about Labries arrest in a letter to parents this month.
When this matter was first brought to our attention by the young woman involved, we reported it to the authorities, as is our obligation, and we are cooperating fully with law enforcement, Hirschfeld wrote. This situation has been alarming to me personally and to all adults here, in a community that values healthy relationships so highly.MORE IN Vermont NewsHYDE PARK A lawyer for a sheriffs deputy who saw a domestic abuse investigation against him... Full StoryMONTPELIER The Vermont Board of Education is seeking public comment as members draft a... Full StoryPolice: Snowball Full Story
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -- South Korea's prime minister-nominee has withdrawn from consideration following mounting criticism over alleged pro-Japanese remarks he made.
President Park Geun-hye had nominated former senior journalist Moon Chang-keuk to replace the current prime minister who offered to resign to take responsibility for April's deadly ferry disaster.
But Moon has been under fire after media reported that he called Japan's colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula God's will and made other controversial remarks in past speeches.
Japan colonized Korea from 1910-45 and many older Koreans still hold strong resentment against Japan.
Moon said in a televised news conference Tuesday that his past comments were taken out of context but he's voluntarily withdrawing so he does not pose a further political burden to Park.
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Who's the instructor? It looks like Khloé is teaching Scott Disick a thing or two about the court sport.
It's a toss up for who would win a Khloé vs. Scott tennis match.
With their opposite-colored clothing, they should be on either side of the net instead of next to each other!
Victory! Khloé and Scott celebrate a winning-shot.
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We'd take up tennis if we would walk away looking like Khloé. The youngest Kardashian sister glows and oozes style as she carries her Chanel clutch.
Seriously — has there ever been a more stylish tennis outfit?
No wonder! Khloé met up with boyfriend French Montana after her tennis date with Scott Disick.
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The laughter stopped in the wee hours, somewhere out in the moneyed hollows of southern Hamilton County. There was a car moving too slowly on the wrong part of the road, a cop hitting his flashbar, a pull-over, a can-I-see-some-identification-please.
Inside the car was Jim Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts.
Everyone knows Irsay, or thinks he knows him. The magic of the Internet is that it confers an illusion of familiarity, and so, yeah, of course we know Irsay: Latent hippie, big-hearted philanthropist, able to indulge in Magical Mystery Tour flights of fancy in a single bound ... or at least 140 characters on Twitter.
He's the very archetype of the lovable ultra-rich loon, Thurston Howell III without the island, or Lovey or Gilligan. And, like Thurston, he came with his own laugh track.
All you had to do was jump on Twitter in the wee hours – it was always in the wee hours that Irsay did his best work – and it was Hey, let's see what goofy thing Irsay's tweeting tonight.
That all ended out in Carmel on Sunday night, when Irsay was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving and four counts of possession of a controlled substance. He spent the night in the drunk tank, same as any other schmo who doesn't happen to own a National Football League team.
Irsay does, and now the NFL will, and should, mete out punishment to him under its personal conduct policy. And, because this is America in 2014 and it's just what we do, he will be excoriated in certain circles as a lousy role model for the league and the players within it. Fingers will be wagged, double standards invoked, the usual hypocrisies (Let's see if they punish him the way they would a player) enumerated.
What should outshout all of that, however, is this: A healthy measure of compassion for a man who has done much good for his community and traveled some long hard miles repairing the reputation left by his father, of whom he is the absolute antithesis.
I don't know just how desperate Irsay's battle with substance abuse has gotten, but people who do know are convinced it's gotten pretty desperate. He supposedly kicked an addiction to painkillers in 2002, but the problem with addiction is it never stays kicked. Stop swinging the leg, and it will always come crawling back.
And so the battle will begin anew, as Irsay entered rehab Tuesday. And, as human beings, the purest thing we can do is neither condemn nor ridicule but pray for the man.
He needs help. And help doesn't come in 140-character one-liners.
We've all had our fun at Irsay's expense, and the guy driving this sentence is as guilty of that as anyone, if not more so. But the jokes aren't funny anymore, if they ever really were. And so it's time to kill the laugh track and rewrite the script.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. ambassador to Mexico, who wrote a cable that questioned how Mexico coordinates the war against drug traffickers, has resigned.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton released a statement Saturday announcing Carlos Pascual's departure. Clinton said Pascual's decision was "based upon his personal desire to ensure the strong relationship between our two countries and to avert issues" raised by President Felipe Calderon.
Calderon was quoted in a newspaper in February as taking umbrage at a cable that Pascual wrote questioning whether the various Mexican security agencies and military were properly coordinating effort to control the drug problem there. His cable was divulged by the WikiLeaks Web site.
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