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Gareth Bale put any domestic troubles behind him as he starred in Wales' emphatic 3-0 win over Israel in Haifa.
Gareth Bale put any domestic troubles behind him as he starred in Wales' emphatic 3-0 win over Israel in Haifa.
It was a mixed day for Welsh regions in the PRO12 yesterday, with Newport Gwent Dragons and Ospreys picking up big wins, but Scarlets going down 26-15 at home to Edinburgh.
The Dragons moved ahead of south Wales rivals Cardiff into ninth place in the table courtesy of a 32-17 bonus-point victory against fellow strugglers Treviso yesterday.
Newport were worthy winners in northern Italy and gained maximum points thanks to a late brace of tries from Tom Prydie, after earlier touchdowns from Jonathan Evans and Hallam Amos.
Prydie capped off a man-of-the-match display with three conversions and two penalties for a match haul of 22 points.
Meanwhile at the Liberty Stadium Number eight Dan Baker crossed for two tries as the Ospreys cruised back into the top four with a 53-22 bonus-point victory over bottom team Zebre.
In all Ospreys scored seven tries through Baker (two), Josh Matavesi, Scott Baldwin, Rhys Webb, a penalty try and Hanno Dirksen, while Sam Davies contributed 16 points with the boot.
The Zebre tries came from Dion Berryman, Giulio Toniolatti and Alberto Chillon, with Gonzalo Garcia supplying a penalty and Mirco Bergamasco kicking two conversions.
The Ospreys' 12th victory leaves the region in fourth place, four points ahead of Leinster in fifth.
Elsewhere Scarlets replacement scrum-half Gareth Davies was sent off as Edinburgh earned a 26-15 victory at Parc y Scarlets.
Davies, who came on in Wales' Six Nations win in Italy last weekend, saw red from referee John Lacey on 60 minutes for a head butt on Andries Strauss, an incident which was reviewed by TV match official Derek Bevan.
Edinburgh's victory came thanks to tries for Phil Burleigh and Dave Denton with man of the match Sam Hidalgo-Clyne kicking 16 points. All of Scarlets' points came from Steve Shingler's five first-half penalties.
It was Edinburgh's first win over the Scarlets for three years - a run of 13 matches - and moved them above the Welsh region to seventh in the overall standings.
Aaron Ramsey believes Wales can follow up yesterday's win with victory over Belgium in June - taking a huge stride towards reaching the Euro 2016 finals in the process.
Wales comprehensively beat Israel 3-0 in Haifa to top Group B in European Championship qualifying, with their next game at home to Belgium on June 12.
Belgium are ranked fourth in the world and made their own statement of intent on Saturday when they thrashed Cyprus 5-0 in Brussels.
The Red Devils will top the group by beating Israel in Jerusalem on Tuesday but Wales held Belgium in Brussels in November and Ramsey believes they can upset them again in the return fixture at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Arsenal midfielder Ramsey, who scored in yesterday's win, revealed his goal celebration when he pointed to the heavens was in honour of his grandmother who died last weekend.
Ramsey's goal preceded a double strike from Gareth Bale which took the game away from 10-man Israel in the second half.
Bale's form for Real Madrid has been widely criticised in Spain but he has now scored six goals in his last six appearances for his country.
Wales now have 11 points from five games and manager Chris Coleman believes 20 will prove enough to claim one of the two automatic qualifying spots on offer.
Welsh sportscar driver Jann Mardenborough has been involved in a crash in a race in Germany which has resulted in the death of a spectator.
Mardenborough was competing in the VLN1 event at the Nurburgring Nordschliefe when his Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3 flipped up in the air as it crested a rise in the circuit.
With the nose of the car pointing up in the air, it soared for around 30 metres before landing on its tail and bouncing over the catch-fencing into a crowd of people.
Mardenborough emerged from the car seemingly unscathed, although has since been taken to a local hospital for routine checks following an initial examination at the circuit medical centre.
Mardenborough is renowned for his epic rise into motor racing just four years after winning Nissan's 'gamer-to-racer' project.
In 2011, the 23-year-old from Cardiff won the GT Academy, a scheme run by Nissan and Sony that turns armchair gamers into professional racers.
Over the past few years Mardenborough, son of former professional footballer Steve, has competed in sportscars and single-seaters.
In mid-February, Nissan confirmed Mardenborough would take part in a full season of the World Endurance Championship, which includes the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Wales winger George North says he is "feeling okay" after being knocked out in Northampton's Aviva Premiership clash with Wasps on Friday.
North scored two tries in the Saints' 52-30 win but after the second, he was caught on the head by the knee of Wasps forward Nathan Hughes, who was sent off for dangerous play.
North left the field unconscious and in a neck brace but the club tweeted just before half-time that he was "awake" and the player wrote on his own Twitter account on Saturday.
The injury was a worrying sight after North took two blows to the head in his country's RBS 6 Nations clash with England.
He controversially played on in that game before sitting out Wales' next match against Scotland.
Wales captain Ashley Williams has said he has given little thought to winning his 50th cap this afternoon - with picking up Euro 2016 qualifying points the only thing on his mind.
The 30-year-old centre back reaches the half century mark after making his debut in a 2-0 win over Luxembourg in 2008.
Since then Williams has become an established Premier League defender at Swansea and Wales, now under the guidance of Chris Coleman, are hoping o the European Championship finals in France next year after making an unbeaten start to their qualifying campaign
That run will be tested against Group B leaders Israel on Saturday but Williams insists Wales are ready for the challenge on a night when he reaches his own personal milestone.
Williams will come up against one of the form strikers in Euro 2016 qualifying at the Sammy Ofer Stadium in Haifa.
Omer Damari has five goals in qualifying so far and shares the honour of being joint top-scorer in qualifying with England striker Danny Welbeck.
Wales' qualification hopes were buoyed by picking up a point away to group favourites Belgium in November.
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breeding, since adopted children reflect the linguistic development of their new families.
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Thousands of people, including a large number of women and children, who were reported missing from Tamil Nadu since 2004 remain untraceable.
Despite efforts like newspaper advertisements, pasting of photographs in public places and inter-State coordination, the whereabouts of these missing persons are unknown.
The latest data released by the State Crime Records Bureau show that till August this year, the police have not been able to locate 6,705 persons, including 1,100 children, who went missing since 2004.
Chennai tops the list of missing persons who could not be traced for years. In 2013 (up to August) alone, 6,563 persons were reported missing in the State of which 4,776 could be traced.
The fate of others, including 239 girls, remains unknown. Police say the percentage of persons traced has only increased from 72 in 2012 to 73 the next year.
Going by the views expressed by police, NGOs and child rights activists, a number of reasons contribute to a person deciding to leave home.
Among the common cases were adults opting to pursue a career of their choice, unhappy senior citizens walking out of home and girls wanting to live with men of their choice.
However, a case of missing person can also be associated with human trafficking, abduction and murder.
Investigators say all possible motives are probed before coming to conclusion.
According to State Director-General of Police K. Ramanujam a 'Missing Persons Liaison Officer' had been nominated in all police stations to follow up the cases in coordination with the families concerned, other agencies and police departments in other States.
"There were some cases of children being abducted and forced to work in sweet shops in the northern States.
Many agents involved in such rackets were arrested the children rescued. Besides the police website, SCRB and NCRB, we are uploading the data of missing children in the 'National Tracking System for Missing and Vulnerable Children'," he said.
Dr. C. Ramasubramanian, renowned psychiatrist and Nodal Officer of District Mental Health Programme, said that the report of missing children was not a healthy sign as it indicated social deterioration and erosion of values in family systems. Lack of parental care often resulted in children not getting adequate emotional or moral support.
"Children of working couples return from school early and remain alone at home for hours. These hours of loneliness can be crucial in shaping the mind, attitude and behaviour of the child," he said.
In many cases, children who run away from home do not return even after recovering from the initial drift as they fear that the family or society might not accept them.
Films and media are also influencing the children, he added.
Quoting a recent study, child rights activist P. Manorama said that 55 per cent of runaway children revealed that they left home due to family problems. Frequent quarrel among parents, father abandoning the family, extra-marital relationships were among the factors that forced children to leave.
"I think child-parent relationship needs to be strengthened. Parental responsibilities should not stop with providing education, food and other facilities. Children crave for love and care more than anything else," she said.
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Summer in Ooty and Coonoor is a reminder that tourism should be conducted with dignity and decency, says Mari Marcel Thekaekara.
A medieval English lyric went "Sumer is Icumen in loud sing hurray." (The spoof went winter is icumen in loud sing goddam.) It's that time of the year again. Summer — the tourist season in the Nilgiris. Everyone from the southern Indian plains will, understandably, begin to make a beeline to Udhagamandalam. Unfortunately, however, the hills are not alive with the sound of wonderful music. We have to endure blaring horns, loud, ugly music, young men waving bottles, leaning against posh cars but behaving like uncouth, uncultured boorish louts. They come to drink, that's synonymous with enjoying oneself these days. They think it makes them look cool.
What's not cool is the bottles they fling everywhere. It's heartbreaking to see the national highway through the Mudumalai sanctuary, the regular tourist route, littered with rubbish. Bottles, plastic and foil snack packs are the worst offenders. The forest department groups do regular litter-picks and there are checks for plastics and alcohol, but obviously it's not enough. The volume of garbage defies description. The forest department and the revenue department should conduct massive combined checks and impose huge fines on the despoilers of our natural heritage.
The young men are not the only ones to blame. Buses and coaches full of students, mostly from Kerala and tourists from everywhere, contribute to the mess. You will see never-ending trails of picnickers who leave disposable plastic and non-degradable tin foil plates, paper cups and plastic bottles wherever they stop to eat.
Old Ooty and Coonoor residents dread the advent of summer and the tourist season. Increasingly there's an air of hopelessness and despair about the mess that we have to deal with every year. One must appreciate that for a sizable section of the population, the hoteliers, tourist lodges, sellers of touristy trinkets and shop keepers, the tourist season is a matter of their livelihoods. Yet, shouldn't tourism be conducted with dignity and decency?
Citizens' role
The authorities should convene meetings with responsible citizens and work out citizens' participation in keeping Udhagamandalam, Coonoor and the Mudumalai sanctuary clean and garbage free.
Heavy fines should be imposed for littering; token amounts have no effect. Fines should be imposed not merely on offending litterbugs, but also on tea shop and eatery owners who dump garbage outside their shops. Points should be earmarked for special attention. Tourist hotspots like Sims Park, the main viewpoints and look-out points, the famous film shooting areas should be manned by volunteer groups. College students, Rotary, Lions club, The Nilgiris Wildlife Association and motivated people can be roped in to help with volunteers in a structured, well planned way. Will the Nilgiris Collector and Superintendent of Police work together to achieve this?
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With a second property developer offering Rent-to-Own schemes, Kipp is wondering if the trend is finally catching on in the UAE?
September 6, 2011 1:56 by shafeer
And then there were two.
Shortly after Surouh's Rent-to-Own scheme that was announced two months ago, Abu Dhabi's Aldar, this week, has introduced a similar scheme on unsold units in Al Zeina and Al Bandar project.
Those opting for the Rent-to-Own scheme will be allowed to rent a unit for up to two years, after which the tenant will be allowed the opportunity to either purchase the apartment or walk away from the agreement penalty free. If indeed the tenant decides to buy the property, after two years 100 percent of the first year's rent and 90 percent of the second year's rent would be converted to equity towards a purchase at a predetermined price.
What makes Aldar's scheme different from Surouh's is that Aldar allows participants to transfer their equity to a new tenant if they choose to leave. Now, what with the extremely uncertain nature of expat's stint in the UAE, the option of being able to sell your equity to another tenant is undoubtedly an appealing one.
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After a shooting on the border of St. Albans and South Jamaica left a recent high school graduate dead and wounded three other teens over the weekend, police were still searching for suspects Tuesday and had handcuffed one of the victims to his Jamaica Hospital bed.
Terrell Fountain, 18, was shot in the chest, back and arm when the attack occurred around 4:15 a.m. Sunday morning along 157th Street near 113th Avenue and died on the way to Jamaica Hospital, according to police.
The other three victims — ages 16, 17 and 18 — were hit in the leg, arm and buttocks, police said.
"It's just senseless," said Fountain's aunt, Shanel Cherry-Mitchell, who noted that the 18-year-old had graduated from an upstate high school Friday and was only back in Queens to visit. "What goes around will come around."
Cherry-Mitchell said the group of friends was walking home from a birthday barbecue when they were ambushed, and a police source said an unknown number of suspects got out of two black cars and shots were fired. One neighbor said that there was six shots, while another said there was as many as 17 fired.
Cherry-Mitchell said police informed her there were some arguments that took place at the barbecue, but her nephew was not involved.
The mother of Darryl Adams, the 18-year-old who was shot in the right buttock during the attack, said her son does not know what happened, but after he was taken to Jamaica Hospital to await surgery, NYPD officers handcuffed him to his bed.
"He can't even move," Shanta Merritt said Monday. "They have him shackled like he is a wild dog."
A bullet from a .40-caliber gun hit Adams in the buttock, damaged his hip bone and became lodged in his abdomen, his mother said. On Monday evening, doctors removed the slug, but not before Adams' right hand and left leg were shackled to the bed.
Asked why the teen was handcuffed, the information arm of the Police Department said Adams had two open warrants. The police did not respond to other questions posed by TimesLedger Newspapers about the incident, but Merritt said an officer informed her it was standard procedure. She believed the warrant came from her son drinking alcohol in a park after hours.
An officer said he would take the handcuffs off if Adams gave out more information about the early morning shooting, according to Merritt.
Merritt then called City Councilman Ruben Wills (D-Jamaica) and activist Erica Ford, who pressured police.
Around 5 p.m. Monday, Adams was uncuffed.
Sunday afternoon in Springfield Gardens, Fountain's family gathered in disbelief.
The 18-year-old had planned on attending Sullivan Community College, in Loch Sheldrake, N.Y., to study liberal arts.
"He always had something funny to say. He was original," said his stepfather Michael Segars. "The world is going to miss a person who could have made a change in people's lives."
Fountain was a sharp student, his family said, and like many gifted kids caused his teachers considerable grief when he hung out with his large circle friends instead of pouring over textbooks.
Fountain and other friends in his neighborhood played sports, worked on art projects and started a breakdance crew called Team Up, according to his mother Brigitte Hoggard and fellow teammates.
"I don't know if it had to do with one of his friends, or if it was just a person who has no regard for human life," Segars said. "I hope and pray the police will find and catch this person."
Donations for Fountain's funeral can be sent to P.O. Box 301022, JFK Airport Station 11430-9997.
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Located in the geographical center of Andalusia well served approximately 1 hour with the Andalusian cities: Córdoba, Sevilla, Granada, Málaga, ... and within the Natural Park of the Sierras Subbéticas, a natural environment of great ecological interest.
For sports enthusiasts, we note that the residential area where it is located has its own gym, paddle tennis court, a small playground and a swimming pool with security guard during the summer months. Floor standing near the Municipal Sports (PDM): indoor pool, public swimming pool, running track, gym, sauna, jacuzzi, steam room, soccer field, basketball court ....
This apartment is located in the center of Andalusia, is ideal for a domestic tourism, with the tranquility of living in an Andalusian village. It is well connected with the opportunity to visit important cities like Córdoba, Málaga, Granada, Jaén, Sevilla, Ronda, ...
Local interest: San Mateo Church, Church of Santiago, Plaza de Toros, Soccer Field, Palacio de Santa Ana Castillo del Moral, Santuario de la Virgen de Araceli, Iznajar Reservoir (largest in Andalusia), Cave Bats, Parque Natural de las Sierras Subbéticas, Torcal ...
For sports enthusiasts should be noted that where residential stands has its own gym, paddle tennis court, a small playground and a swimming pool with security guard during the summer months. Also nearby are the Municipal Sports Board (PMD), which consists of the following facilities: indoor arena, indoor pool, gym, sauna, jacuzzi, steam bath, 2 football fields, running track, racquetball courts, basketball courts, football .... It is also 5 minutes from the Greenway The Subbetic (old railway line) where you can practice outdoor sports, biking, hiking, equestrian ride .... In the gardens of around two small playgrounds.
Two minutes from the field fúlbol Lucena CF, where league games, concerts and charity is. Two minutes from the Municipal Auditorium.
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TAMPA, Fla. -- Al Montoya is like an emergency room doctor -- he never knows when he's going to get some action or what it will entail. But he'd better be near-perfect or the results will be disastrous.
Montoya got tapped on Thursday with his team in a dangerous tailspin and he provided the footing they needed to get stabilized.
Montoya was strong from beginning to end and gave his team key saves in difficult moments. His only sin was getting out of the way of a Steven Stamkos heater early in the third period of a 2-1 win for the Jets.
"That was great. We were embarrassed the last time we came in here for whatever reason and we knew we wanted to get that one back," said Montoya, referring to an 8-3 loss back on Feb. 1. "We knew this would be a tough road game and we had to keep the score down in this building and we did that."
Montoya is the understudy to No. 1 Ondrej Pavelec, who had reeled off 10 straight starts before coach Claude Noel determined it was time to give his starter a break.
"I've been in this league and done a lot of things. Played a lot of games and not played a lot of games. It's a matter of getting in there when you get a chance and doing your job," said Montoya.
One of the issues the Jets dealt with last season was the drop-off in goaltending when Pavelec gave way to backup Chris Mason. Montoya has been near-perfect when given the chance to play and now owns a 3-0 record.
"Montoya was good. He made a few key saves. He looked comfortable and like he could see the puck. He was good all night for me," said Noel. "That's a really tough task to come in every 10 games or so and do the job he did. Our hat goes off to him and his teammates appreciate the job he did."
There's so little room for error with the Jets now as they try and push for the playoffs and Pavelec can't play all the games. But when he's out, there can't be a letdown in goaltending. It's simply too important.
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If I use muratic acid to correct my pH and Cl- levels, I can dilute my tap water directly with 50% RO water, and add only 2 grams of gypsum to brew down to a 2 SRM beer. Simple and direct.
But just what type of bottle and measurement device do I want? Plastic bottle and plastic pipette? Graduated eye dropper? I need something that can survive an HBT Brewday .
What is the best way to store and dispense a fairly strong acid?
as far as measuring devices: for anything 1 to 20 mL i would tell you to use a volumetric flask, brew shops may have certain volumes but you can easily get them off lab supply websites. A graduated pipette with a bulb so you can suck the liquid up is another route, graduated eye droppers will be somewhat inaccurate, the measurements on those and beakers are really just for rough amounts. Keep everything glass.
Yeah, my preference is glass, but it's the remote brewdays that have me worried-apparently pre-ammeding my water is the safest bet for traveling brewdays. :/
I will be only looking at lab sites for the equipment, but I wasn't sure I knew of all the possible types.
The local brewery uses long volumetric cylinders, but I don't brew 30 bbls.
There are several gents in my HBC that travel to brew with each other all the time. Get yourself a Good sized portable tool back and use rubber foam and styrafoam to cut out the shapes for all of you glass item. They fit snug, you feel comfortable, life is good.
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Traveling itself is the least of worries-it's the getting sh!tfaced that always causes all the problems.
I think a glass pipet would be your best bet, chemical resistance and very accurate. And if you are traveling to brew, dilute the HCl 10:1 in some tap water and put it a glass jar or bottle to take with you.
Do you have a source for food grade HCl?
I would store it in a locked box if you have any kids around. That stuff will eat through anything, including skin in about 20 seconds. It is wicked.
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Being the sort of cheeseballs who call their adult "clique of friends 'the Fight Club,' named after the Brad Pitt movie." [Bloomberg, earlier]
Members Of Insider Trading "Club" Were Good At Obtaining Material Non-Public Information, Not So Good At Playing It Cool On Conversations Recorded By The Feds
Later this week, Anthony Chiasson, a Level Global co-founder, and Todd Newman, a former Diamondback portfolio manager, will go to trial in Federal Court for allegedly making $67 million in ill-gotten gains, based on inside information they obtained about Nvidia Corp and Dell Inc. According to U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, Chiasson and Newman, who've both pleaded not guilty, were able to rack up all their profits by teaming up with a bunch of friends and forming an insider trading club, which is a lot like a book club or fight club in that they took roll, traded canapé duties, and drank Pinot Grigio, but different in that instead of discussing The Art Of Fielding or punching each other in the face, they spent every Monday night from 7 to 9 sharing material non-public information with each other.
"This case describes a tight-knit circle of greed on the part of professionals willing to traffic in confidential information," Bharara said when the charges were announced in January. "It was a circle of friends who essentially formed a criminal club, whose purpose was profit and whose members regularly bartered inside information."
In the beginning, when the club was first formed, there was a spirit of camaraderie, as the club members happily traded tips for everyone's mutual benefit. Unfortunately, things started to break down when some people agreed to cooperate with the government by recording their friends admitting wrongdoing, in exchange for leniency. Former Diamondback analyst Jesse Tortora, for instance, gave fellow club member Danny Kuo a call at the direction of the FBI on December 1, 2010, a conversation that Chiasson and Newman's lawyers are trying to use as evidence that Tortora, who will be testifying against them, lacks credibility, based on the fact that when asked by Kuo if his phone was being tapped, Tortora didn't say "Yup! Helping the Feds build a case against you, actually."
"What's happening, man?" Tortora asked during the call, according to a transcript prosecutors submitted to the court.
"Dude, is your phone tapped?" Kuo replied.
"Wait, is the phone tapped?" Tortora asked, adding, "Why do you ask that?"
Despite losing major points for repeating the question– you never repeat the question!– and the extremely unconvincing "Oh, why do you ask" attempt to act natural and not like he was working for the government, Tortora ultimately recovered.
After Kuo and Tortora discussed defense strategy to explain their trades were made after legitimate research, Kuo concluded the call with a final warning to Tortora about making future calls from a personal telephone, according to the transcript. "I would seriously invest in some quarters, and start calling from 7-Elevens," Kuo said.
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Iran's defence minister was forced to leave Bolivia during a diplomatic trip after Argentina demanded his arrest in connection with the deadly 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre in Buenos Aires.
Ahmad Vahidi was invited to Bolivia by the country's Defence Ministry and attended a military ceremony in the city of Santa Cruz on Tuesday in the presence of Evo Morales, the Bolivian president.
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For reasons that police still can't explain, a Fremont (Calif.) man struck and killed a pedestrian in his home town, and then drove his Honda Pilot SUV 35 miles to San Francisco and began mowing down pedestrians with his vehicle. Victims and witnesses began dialing 911 for help, even as the suspect made U-turns and returned to the scene to plow into those who had rushed into the street to help. Now the San Francisco Police Department has released 25 minutes of logging recorder tapes of the 911 calls, which show how the dispatchers has to piece together the action from 13 different locations and scores of callers. Listen to the tapes (mp3) here, and read about the incident here.
APCO issued a statement on the Sprint/Nextel's suggestion to freeze the 800 MHz rebanding timetable for two years to allow public safety agencies to complete the planning process for the rebanding. The group said it was, "very disappointed by Sprint Nextel's presumption that public safety communications entities are not ready to move forward with the rebanding process," and that there is "no apparent rationale" why a freeze would be of benefit. The group did say it would consider "minor adjustments if absolutely necessary to ensure safe and effective rebanding." Check the group's Web site for more.
QuadCom (Elgin, Ill.) dispatchers have the benefit of a $284,000 federal DOJ grant through Elgin Community College, which used some of the money to purchase and install a simulated comm center for more advanced training. The equipmenti includes Dell desktop computers and an internal telephone system that allows students to don headsets and have their excercises recorded for later review. Read more about the setup here.
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St. Tammany Parish (La.) Sheriff's dispatcher Angela Hassert handled a 911 call from a man who reported his wife missing, but who was later arrested for murder. Hassert testified that she hung believing that something was "very odd" about the man's demeanor. The defense attorney raised the question of Hassert's memory of the incident–which occurred in 1996. Read the full story here.
South Walton Fire District (Fla.) dispatcher Tamika Reid was a contestant on the syndicated TV show "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" on Wedesday, and won $1,000 after missing the $16,000 question. The 30-year old correctly answered: "Maria "Money Honey" Bartiromo was the first journalist to provide live daily reports from what storied New York locale? (Stock Exchange Floor), used "Phone A Friend" to answer, "Which of these destinations is also known as the "Holy See"? (Vatican City), and used "50-50″ on "When a custom wedding dress is being fitted, the mock-up dress is commonly made out of what material?" The choices narrowed from rayon, chenille, damask and muslin to chenille/muslin. Tamika chose chenille…and the answer was muslin. Vew a photo of her appearance here.
Students have returned to college, and the Kent State University (Ohio) newspaper has run a profile of their police department's comm center, including dispatcher Melissa Call, who refers to officers as "her officers." Read the entire story here.
Thanks to NENA for the heads-up: the FCC is re-organizing its public safety-related operations into a separate Bureau with the title, "Public Safety and Homeland Security." FCC Chair Kevin Martin told Congress that the new Bureau will be operational by Sept. 26th, and that all 911-related issues will be shifted to the new group.
Abbotsford (BC, Canada) police dispatcher Tina Squire will receive the group's Public Safety Communicator award during the joint APCO-NENA conference Oct. 1-4. She worked for the RCMP as a dispatcher and then joined Abbotsford, in the Vancouver area two years ago. "Tina was selected based on her outstanding skills as an emergency dispatcher over many years, including some very complicated calls such as the tanker spill in 2005 and a kidnapping earlier this year," said police chief Ian Mackenzie.
The long-running court case of Jack Gerritsen is over–the 70 year-old has been sentenced to seven years in prison on federal charges of interfering with radio communications. The Amateur radio operator was found guilty last year of broadcasting on Coast Guard, military, law enforcement and other public safety frequencies in the Southern California region over a four-year period. The transmissions included long political rants and obscenities. Gerritsen served 38 months on a previous similar conviction, but soon began resuming his pirate broadcasts when he was released in 2003.
A section of roof at the Scott City (Mo.) police station collapsed, drenching the department's radio base station with water and knocking it out of service. Some time during the night a rusted portion of the roof support gave way, probably caused by air conditioner run-off. That same water flowed down onto the radio gear, police chief Don Cobb reported. A back-up radio has limited range, so the Scott County E911 Center is helping with some radio dispatching.
A group of trainers who have been key in developing the concept of on-scene incident dispatching has formed a national group to recommend standards of certification, qualification, and training. The National Incident Dispatcher Association (NIDA) offers three levels of members, with dues waived for the first 90 days. The concept of dispatchers working on-scene began about 13 years ago, and many local agencies have developed teams of incident dispatchers for regional incidents. Hurricane Katrina sparked interest in mutual aid for dispatching and the incident dispatching concept. Find more information at the association's Web site here.
APCO has launched an official project to deal with the issues of VoIP and what it calls, "emerging technology location delivery challenges." The project is numbered 41 among the associations active projects, and will be a part of its Project LOCATE. According to a press release, Project 41 will, "develop partnerships with vendors and service providers to improve the location information provided, provide public education to manage the expectations of consumers, and create an effective practice guide to include technical and operational alternatives for public safety answering point (PSAP) response." Find more information here.
Thanks to Sandie for submitting her county comm center's shift schedule, which takes the place of 12-hour shifts, or their former 8-hour, 6-on/2-off schedule. The advantage is that it allows weekends off every other week, and it's a longer weekend, too. Read the description and download the spreadsheet here.


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February 27, 2015 In preparation for road widening and utility relocation as part of the vivaNext bus rapidway project, crews will be marking and removing trees along York Region's right-of-way on the east and west sides of Yonge Street in Richmond Hill, from Highway 7 to Major Mackenzie and from Levendale Road to 19th Avenue/Gamble [...]
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preparing for Yonge Street bus rapidway construction in Newmarket
February 26, 2015 In preparation for road widening and utility relocation as part of the vivaNext bus rapidway project, crews will be marking and removing trees along York Region's right-of-way on the east and west sides of Yonge Street in Newmarket, from Sawmill Valley Drive to just south of Davis Drive. why are trees being [...]
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utility investigations on Yonge Street in Newmarket [Feb 17-20]
February 13, 2015 Crews will be completing underground utility investigations along Yonge Street in Newmarket next week in preparation for Yonge Street rapidway construction that will begin this spring. Please see details below. Dates of work*: Tuesday, February 17, to Friday, February 20 Hours of work*: 7:00am – 5:00pm Description of work: Crews will be [...]
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update: yonge street construction work in newmarket Having received comments from Mayor Van Bynen, Regional Councillor Taylor and the community regarding traffic flow throughout Newmarket, there will be no further daytime lane closures for the vivaNext project on Yonge Street in Newmarket until daytime lane closures associated with the Mulock Drive road resurfacing project are [...]
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July 5, 2013
Exciting changes are coming to Yonge Street
The next generation of rapid transit is coming to Yonge Street, providing fast, reliable, convenient transit and accommodating new intensified development in Richmond Hill and Newmarket. Construction of the Yonge Street rapidway will begin in 2014, and is scheduled to be completed in 2018. We are committed to keeping you informed and work with you [...]
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Summer Activity
The Summer 2013 Activity Playbook offers a quick snapshot of the planned construction activities that are planned for the summer months across York Region. Download the PDF and learn what's next for Yonge Street \ Richmond Hill and Newmarket.
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Yonge Street being surveyed to prepare for rapidways
What work is being done? Land surveyors will be taking measurements along Yonge Street, between Highway 7 and 19th Avenue/Gamble Road over the next two months. Why is it being done? To more accurately document existing properties, road conditions and confirm property/project boundaries in preparation for building the vivaNext rapidways. What impact will this have? [...]
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