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Scientists from the National Geological Institute (IGN) who have been observing seismic activity on the Island of El Hierro as part of the earthquake swarm, which began on the 17th of July last year, have recorded a total of 23 earthquakes over the course of the last 7 days - which is shoing a trend of an increasing number of activities since the number of earthquakes appeared to fall considerablly before the Christmas period.
As in previous weeks and months, the majority of the activity took place in the area between Frontera and Pinar toward the North-West of the Island, with magnitudes ranging between 1.6 to 2.3, and at depths ranging from between 6 to 17kms, however the majority of the activities were at much shallower depths than seem over previous weeks - many of themaround 9 - 10kms. Two of these activities measured II on the MMS scale.
A further 2 activities were recorded in the Atlantic between the Island of Tenerife and La Palma, measuring 1.9 and 2.1 on the richter scale.This Youtube clip should remind observers why seismic activity in and around the Canary Islands attracts so much interest >>>
Meanwhile, on the opposite side of the Island in the bay of las Calmas, off the coast of las Restinga, the jacuzzi caused by the underwater volcanic eruption continues to bring smouldering 'pyroclastic' lava rocks to the surface. The Oceanographic research vessel, Atlantic Explorer, is currently in the area collecting various samples, where scientists have noted a distinct smell of sufur in the air.
Read previous news stories about the El Hierro Volcano by clicking the link HERE .
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By Les Visible on March 15, 2014
There is no power on Earth that has any power over you, except what you have conferred. All of this takes place in the mind and the heart. All triumph and defeat occurs there. All conflict begins and ends there
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Hospital imprisoned devoted spiritual author by claiming her prayers are a sign of mental illness
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Rupert Murdoch Media Empire EXPOSED: Israeli Intelligence
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from the have-fun-securing-that dept.
You could say the same thing about search engines back in the mid-90s, before Google's PageRank.
I couldn't agree more however the ramifications of inaccurate or misleading results are minimal - to the user if not Google's bottom line. What is at issue here is collating a resource from disparate sources, including vastly different formats, which would enable relevant agencies to better sort the wheat from the chaff. Having been part of a team aiming to standardise similar data sets to provide a search resource I speak from experience when I say this is no simple undertaking. Slashdot has recently [slashdot.org] posted an article on the difficulties of trawling datasets with tools which inevitably produce false positives, and the ramifications on false positives for the people in question are onerous to say the least. And this is without factoring in the liklihood that no more personnel will be available to follow up flagged content (people) so the net result is either an unused collection of positives or an accross the board policy change to haul in outliers under the pretense that they have been highlighted by 'powerful new technology'.
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I am wondering if someone could point me in the right direction. You know how for example, in most IDEs, if you open a source file with "open with", it runs the program and opens it up? and then if you open another one, it opens it in a new tab in the same process?
My question is NOT how to add a program to the shell commands, but rather:
How would a C# application "receive" a PDF file for example?
How would the application open the file in the same process when another file is run with it (not having to instances of the program)?


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And let's talk about the presidential campaign with Mara Liasson, NPR's national political correspondent. Mara, good morning.
MARA LIASSON, BYLINE: Good morning, David.
GREENE: So, we just heard in Cheryl's piece that the NAACP is meeting. They're going to hear from Mitt Romney. They're going to hear from Vice President Joe Biden. They are not expected to hear from President Obama. What do you make of him sitting this one out?
And let's turn from political to science. Researchers discovered what looks to be the elusive Higgs boson. It's a subatomic particle they've spent nearly 50 years searching for. So, this was special vindication for their efforts, and special vindication for one of the scientists who's been searching for the particle - a man named Gordy Kane. Kane won $100 in a bet with Stephen Hawking, arguably the world's smartest person alive today. Hawking admitted defeat on the BBC.
Some people call it the art of diplomacy. Well, it sure is an art with a lot of rules. When an American president is meeting with a foreign leader, it is so important to respect the country's customs, use proper greetings, serve the right food, above all, avoid mistakes that could make things awkward. You might remember this scene from the TV drama, "The West Wing.
DULE HILL: (as Charlie Young) C.J.?
ALLISON JANNEY: (as C.J.) Hassan Ali is coming?
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm David Greene.
Yesterday, for the first time since the fall of Moammar Gadhafi, Libyans cast votes to elect their government. These were parliamentary elections. And while Libyans celebrated the landmark event in the street, it is clear the transition to democracy is running into trouble.
For more, we're joined by Fred Wehrey in the BBC Studios in London. He's a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and he was in Libya during the run-up to the elections.
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. Good morning, I'm David Greene.
It's been pretty warm here on the East Coast the last few days. No, check that - it has been downright scorching. Temperatures have climbed so high many cities warned residents that they should avoid strenuous activity and stay hydrated.
From member station WHYY, Elizabeth Fiedler reports on how some are beating the heat in Philadelphia.
SISTER WINONA CARR: (Singing) Life is a ball game being played each day. Life is a ball game...
That big stadium organ in that tune seems so appropriate this week because the Major League Baseball is heading into its All-Star break. And WEEKEND EDITION star, Mike Pesca joins us now to talk sports.
Hey, Mike.
MIKE PESCA, BYLINE: Thanks. I was named in fan balloting. I don't really deserve it.
GREENE: You got all the voting.
PESCA: Yeah.
Jennifer Weiner writes what is often referred to as women's fiction. But that term is imperfect for many reasons — so we'll just refer to her as the author of multiple best-sellers.
Weiner's written a bookshelf's worth of hits, like Good in Bed, and In Her Shoes, which became a hit movie starring Cameron Diaz. She also created and ran the ABC Family television series State of Georgia. And in her copious free time? She live tweets The Bachelorette.
I get saltwater taffy. You're at an ocean that is made of salt water. But doughnuts?
I'm clearly missing something, because many summer communities have doughnut shops, often open just for the season. Critical summer doughnut mass seems to be concentrated in the north and east — maybe because it's always summer in California, where they have their own different doughnut culture.
The summer shops usually are simple shacks with awnings and screen windows, no inside seating and a picnic table outside in the hot sun.
Old Crow Medicine Show didn't count on the runaway success of its 2004 song "Wagon Wheel." In fact, say members Ketch Secor and Critter Fuqua, the Nashville band was just trying to finish a job Bob Dylan had started.


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We almost feel guilty writing this post, because here in Washington, we're finally seeing some spring (the cherry blossoms have reached full bloom!): But in the Plains, a spring storm is bringing snow to Colorado and Wyoming and whipped up enough winds to cover parts of Arizona in dust.
Originally published on Thu April 11, 2013 9:42 am
There's lots of science trying to connect a baby's birth date to health later in life. It's usually about serious diseases that have no clear cause, like schizoprenia, autism and multiple sclerosis.
And it's almost all junk science, the medical equivalent of astrology. That's because though studies have shown a correlation between season of birth and disease for MS and other disorders, they've never been able to show how seasonal differences in people's bodies or the environment could cause disease.
The commander of the U.S. Pacific Command said Tuesday that American forces currently have the ability to intercept a North Korean ballistic missile.
Adm. Samuel Locklear, speaking before the Senate Armed Services Committee, was asked by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., if the U.S. had the ability to intercept a North Korean missile launched "within the next several days."
Originally published on Wed April 10, 2013 7:18 am
"It can't be a coincidence that 'Accidental Racist' came out the same day Code Switch launched," @Melanism tweeted at us on Monday.
Originally published on Tue April 9, 2013 7:59 pm
In November, Razan Shalab Al-Sham, the daughter of a wealthy Syrian family, led the way to the Syrian farming village of Khirbet al-Joz to deliver an unusual kind of aid: police uniforms. A cold winter rain turned the frontier forest between southern Turkey and Syria into a muddy march up a mountain ridge along a smugglers' trail. She climbed the mountain to make the delivery herself.
On Election Day 2012, black voters waited on average nearly twice as long to vote as did white voters, while the wait time for Hispanic voters fell in between those two groups.
Originally published on Tue April 9, 2013 3:22 pm
Thousands of supporters will descend on the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday to call for legislation that creates a path to citizenship for immigrants in the country illegally.
Sound familiar?
But this time, unlike in 2007 and 2010 when immigration legislation died in Congress after similar demonstrations, proponents of an overhaul say politics has swung inexorably toward their side.
"I've been working on this issue for more than a decade, and it feels unstoppable now," says Ana Avendano, director of immigration and community action at the AFL-CIO.
Tonight, there's a chance for a rare double in NCAA Division I college basketball.
As we reported earlier, if the University of Louisville scores a victory in the women's championship game, it will be only the second school to capture both the men's and women's titles in the same year.
Originally published on Tue April 9, 2013 2:20 pm
KPMG has withdrawn as auditor of Herbalife and Skechers USA after the accounting firm revealed that one of its partners may have sold inside information on the companies to a third-party stock trader.
Nutrient-supplement seller Herbalife briefly halted activity in its shares after the revelation, only reopening trading Tuesday afternoon. The company's stock was down 21 cents at $38.18 Tuesday. The broader market was mixed.


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Tale of the tape: Palmer has Raiders well-armed for success
Last season the Raiders – led by the ever-confident Hue Jackson – executed the trade of several seasons by acquiring the rights to Carson Palmer for no less than a first and second round pick in the 2012 and 2013 drafts, respectively. Palmer started the season in a rough position, coming in unprepared to play and throwing 3 INTs the next Sunday against Kansas City before cramming as much of the offense as he could the following bye week. With so inauspicious a start, it seemed a worthwhile question to see how he looked at season's end – as a barometer for what he does well and what he does poorly.


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Barrow taxi drivers and tattooists facing licence fee hike
Last updated at 10:53, Monday, 24 February 2014
BUSINESSES in Barrow such as taxi firms and tattoo parlours may have to pay three times more for their new licences.
Under the proposals from Barrow Borough Council, a Hackney taxi licence could rise from £45 to £140, and private hire from £39 to £140.
A boat licence would go from £81.50 to £127, and a boatman's licence from £3.50 to £95. A tattoo parlour licence would go from £46.50 to £171, and an ear piercing premises from £93 to £171.
Phil Huck, the council's executive director, told a meeting of the executive committee that some increases were "significant", but said it had been five years since the fees were renewed and were "well out of date".
The proposed rises are also based on a "full cost recovery" to fall in line with a 2014/15 council budget affected by government cuts. And the council wants the department to be funded entirely by the income generated by carrying out its licensing role.
Mr Huck told the meeting: "Some of the increases are significant, but they do reflect what it's currently costing us to provide that service."
He said that where no new businesses in a particular field had opened, the fees had dropped.
"For example, the fee for a new sex shop would drop from £2,529 to £197.64. And he said boat licences were "an historic anomaly."
The cost of the council's existing licensing function is £206,490 in the 2014/15 proposed budget. The original income for 2014/15 was expected to be £172,300, leaving a £34,190 deficit. The proposed cost recovery-based fees are expected to generate £203,022, which is £30,730 more than the 2014/15 budget.
The executive committee agreed to put the proposed increases to consultation.
Councillor Dave Pidduck, council leader, said: "Ultimately, the costs are to make sure we are protecting the public."
Bob Mullen is a Furness Taxi Trade Association secretary, a driver with Acacia private hire and a hackney driver.
He said the council should have introduced the rises in smaller increments over the past few years, and added: "It's going to cause some problems for some drivers, definitely.
"Some are struggling now. We haven't had a fare increase for a while. There's competition with some firms undercutting, so it will cause problems."
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Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio's Dave Fallon for a weekly business segment we're calling "The Bottom Line." Each Friday they look at business news and themes that affect local business and the public.
This week Dave and Mark talk with Bill McCourt, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Manufacturers Association. They probe into a comprehensive survey of Rhode Island manufacturers on what manufacturers are seeking, the state of modern manufacturing, and what will be done with the findings.
You think it's tough finding a job in Rhode Island if you're an adult, try being someone just starting out. A new report shows the youth unemployment rate in Rhode Island is nearly twice the adult rate.
The unemployment rate in Rhode Island is 8.8 percent. But for people aged 16 to 24, it's 17 percent. That, according to the youth advocacy group "Young Invincibles," which based its conclusions on data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
This week Dave and Mark discuss the proposed Internet tax in Congress and implications for state revenue, sales tax, and brick-and-mortar stores.
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You can hear The Bottom Line each Friday at 5:50pm.
Twenty businesses in Rhode Island received grants from the state to help pay for employee training.
The Governor's Workforce Board doled out $60,000 worth of matching grants to help businesses pay for training. Employers can either match the $5,000 grants or provide an approved internship to cut their match in half.
This round of grants will help pay for training in such areas as medical billing, software training and welding technology. The governor calls the grants ideal for small businesses.
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio's Dave Fallon for a weekly business segment we're calling "The Bottom Line." Each Friday it looks at business news and themes that affect local business and the public.
This week Dave and Mark talk with Grow Smart Rhode Island executive director Scott Wolf. They discuss proposals for the Superman Building, the costs of such development, urban residential living and trends in downtown office buildings.
Aspiera Medical head David Goldsmith discusses the new "MedMates" health care network that is developing across Rhode Island; connecting startups, existing companies, researchers and colleges and universities.
Senator Jack Reed and Governor Lincoln Chafee are urging Congress to pass the Marketplace Fairness Act. The bill would require online merchants to pay state sales taxes. Chafee and Reed say it's a matter of fairness.
Reed and Chafee stood side by side in a West Warwick furniture store to urge Congress to allow a vote on the Marketplace Fairness Act. Chafee said the bill – which would require online merchants to pay state sales taxes – would add $70 million a year to the state treasury.
Senator Jack Reed and Governor Lincoln Chafee are asking Congress to pass legislation that allows state to collect taxes from online purchasing.
Senator Jack Reed is a co-sponsor of the "Marketplace Fairness Act," which would open the door for states to collect sales taxes from online retailers. Right now it's up to shoppers to pony up when filing their income taxes.
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Malawi has a number of species which are rare in the rest of Southern Africa, and birdwatching in Malawi is probably at its best in the country's water and forest habitats. Malawi's birding highlights include near endemics such as the Malawi batis, east coast akalat and white-winged apalis.
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|84% (5 reviews)The birding walks start in the grounds of the inn and then in the area immediately surrounding. The local area boasts a variety of habitats – open water, marsh, grassland and some thick forest. Varieties such as the blue spotted dove, palmnut vulture, moustached warbler ... More about Chintheche Inn -
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|80% (2 reviews)Lilongwe Nature Sanctuary is near to Heuglins, and a real draw for keen birders, with opportunities to spot the olive sunbird, Livingstone's loerie, finfoot and the red-throated twin spot. More about Heuglins Guest House -
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|100% (4 reviews)The best birdwatching is from the boat trips that the lodge offers – notables include the fish eagle, purple-crested turaco (we heard this well before we saw it!), bee-eaters, lilac-breasted rollers, and a great selection of water birds. To my delight we were able to find ... More about Mvuu Lodge


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"I want to do something different, I want to express what us women have had to go through during these last few decades, and I believe my work sends a message of strength and unity,'' she says.
Shamsia, 24, was born in Iran in the late 1980s where her parents were refugees after fleeing Kandahar, Afghanistan. She was four years old when she took a paintbrush in her hand for the first time but during her school days her teachers told her art wasn't an option for Afghans.
"Like every child I liked drawing,'' she says. "But there was no teacher to encourage me when I was little. If anything, they tried to dissuade me. And when I couldn't study art in school I was devastated. I ended up doing accountancy instead.''
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Shamsia and her family moved to Kabul where she felt she could finally explore her passion for art. "I worked at the university day in, day out as an associate professor, teaching sculpture. I could finally open my wings. I was so happy," she says.
Since then she has found her skill lies with contemporary art. Her work has been shown in national galleries and overseas in Kashmir and Hamburg. But it was in 2010 when a British graffiti artist, who goes by the name Chu, came to Kabul University to hold a week- long course on street art, that Shamsia started graffiti.
"I learnt it was a lot easier to convey messages to people through graffiti compared to traditional art," she says. "If you have an exhibition, most uneducated people won't know about it. But if you have art like graffiti in the street, everyone can see that… If we can do graffiti all over the city, there will be nobody who doesn't know about art."
The hardships and terror in a city like Kabul at war, policed by uneasy security forces, discouraged most other students on Chu's course, but not Shamsia.
"I've learnt to use graffiti freely now," she says. "Hopefully it may bring about social changes in my society that has been steeped in war, isolation and discrimination. I want to help my people in any way and encourage them to look at a brighter future."
But it all comes with a risk. Shamsia knows she is in danger of being kidnapped or arrested if spotted by officials or worse still the Taliban.
"My country is still very traditional," Shamsia says. "As a woman I shouldn't be doing this. Some of my people will think I am a slave to western ideals and will be resentful of me. There's always a risk of being kidnapped or targeted by the Taliban who don't want to give way to women's liberation. But they aren't familiar with this work, they're not educated in art like I am. They don't know what it can do, and how it can mean so much to someone."
As a result, Shamsia, who is single and still lives with her parents, has to work in secret with the help of her male friend and fellow artist Qasam Foushanji.
"I try my best not to work outside because of the harsh violent reality on my doorstep. I take snapshots of ideas on my camera and then go home to work in private. Or I spend my time inside warehouses or around industrial parks, out of the sight of the general public so no one can report me or cause trouble," Shamsia admits. "But whenever I work or wherever I go there's the sound of gunshots and I'm constantly looking over my shoulder.
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These dangers Shamsia faces on a weekly basis make her more determined than ever to change the views of her fellow Afghans. That's why she travelled to Hamburg, Germany last year to take part in Wash festival, an international festival of graffiti.
"I hope my art will help Afghans understand the magic of art and bring a new shape to their hopeless lives," she says. "My work has changed my world in so many ways. As a woman I've come to understand things about Afghan women's miseries I never knew existed. The more I go out the more I realise what we can't and shouldn't do. Afghanistan has suffered so much in the last three decades, it's time to set things right, not a minute can be wasted."
Using art to make women feel stronger
Even before The Afghanistan War began in October 2001 the country faced struggles and its people have been ruled by a strict regime.
In February this year Afghan clerics proposed repressive new rules that state women are subordinate to men and should never mix. They should have a male guardian with them at all times when they travel. This makes Shamsia even more determined to make her work known. "Injustices are still being carried out against women especially in my country," she says. "I want my art to help women feel stronger. I want to compel them to see themselves as changers of their own destiny by opposing the elements that are bent on creating pain. I want us to live without fear."
Shamsia wants to be heard and be acknowledged. "The other reason I got into graffiti art was because women's rights are hardly ever talked about. We're just used to being coerced into doing things but now I believe my work and what I stand for is simply a triumph of women's submissiveness."
One of her murals shows a woman in a burka sitting on concrete steps with her head bowed. Shamsia explains the woman in her mural is wondering if she can get up or if she will fall.
Most of her work features women in burqas, but with hips and sharp shoulders. "Women of Afghanistan have had to carry the greatest of burdens on their shoulders, and have always needed to be careful," she says. "I want to remind the world of what we've had to live through. I am making sure the cultural heritage of Afghanistan stays alive for the world to see."
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Regrading the 2012 NFL draft
Few drafts 'improved' more than Seattle's, but many look different today
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How can I hand out grades immediately after the NFL draft? Why not? I just have to be clear on context. I simply use my player evaluations at the time to gauge how well teams maximized value at each draft slot and addressed personnel needs. This is what we ended up with last April. But if I'm going to hand out grades then, something many could consider unfair, it's only right that we all take a look back to see how I did and hand out some new grades now that we have some results to evaluate.
So let's do that, and keep me accountable. Overall, there were a number of rookies who proved more valuable than I imagined at the time -- check out the Seahawks -- but there are also many grades that still look pretty reasonable today. And obviously, there's still so much to find out, because so many players are just getting started. In April, we lined this up best grades to worst, but for this one, it's organized by division.
Post-draft grade: B-
Summary: Buffalo fans might view this re-assessment as a little harsh. From a fan's standpoint, you can say the team landed starters at a few spots, which ostensibly means they drafted well. The flip side is you have to consider if those players are starting on a better team. Take second-round pick Cordy Glenn, for example. I really liked Glenn, and he was a regular on my Big Board last year, but I had questions about whether he could be an effective left tackle due to a lack of quickness. Well, he started there for Buffalo this season and held up reasonably well against low expectations, but the tape shows a player that wasn't among the top 20-25 left tackles in the NFL. Should he remain there? We still need to find out. But he wouldn't start there for most teams. Nigel Bradham also became a starter at linebacker, but that's a weakness for Buffalo, a team that couldn't stop anybody from running. T.J. Graham came on a little late in the season and could be a good player for the offense. Stephon Gilmore could be a good one, but he had major trouble with penalties. No obvious sleepers here. The grade stays basically the same as we hope this class shows more.
New grade: C+
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PUBLISHED: 31 Jan 2012 16:14:00 | UPDATED: 01 Feb 2012 06:12:57PUBLISHED: 01 Feb 2012 PRINT EDITION: 01 Feb 2012Brendon Lau
The reporting season hasn't quite kicked off but a number of juniors have already left a bad taste in investors' mouths with experts expecting more negative than positive earnings surprises over the next four weeks.
The dour outlook comes at a transition point for the Australian economy, where weakness in a number of sectors, such as retail and finance, has yet to be offset by the expected wave in mining investment. The recent series of profit warnings issued by small industrials has shown how vulnerable the sector is at this inflection point.
But perhaps the most vexing question facing investors is what to do with these beaten-down stocks as some may not be worth holding on to despite their low current valuations, while others may represent a bargain at these levels.
GWA Group (GWA)
One stock that is dividing experts is building fixtures supplier GWA Group, which said on Monday that underlying first-half revenue is expected to fall about 11 per cent due to the absence of government stimulus spending and weak building and renovation activity.
These factors have been weighing on the group for several months, with the stock tumbling about 27 per cent over the past year.
In spite of the fall in its share price, GWA is looking fully valued, if not expensive, as it is trading on a consensus forecast price-earnings multiple close to 13 times for 2011-12 – a 45 per cent premium to its peers.
However, it might not be worth selling the stock at this juncture even though there are still near-term downside risks as its key markets are unlikely to deteriorate significantly from here and the group is better placed to face the challenges following its restructure and divestments.
Further, GWA is UBS's key small cap housing pick thanks to its market-leading brands and good management team, although it doesn't see a big turnaround in group earnings until 2012-13 or 2013-14.
The stock is forecast to generate a fully franked yield of about 11 per cent over the next few years and that should be enough to compensate investors for their patience.
The stock, which fell 2.9 per cent yesterday morning to $2.37, is probably worth holding on to, if not buying. UBS has a price target of $2.60 a share.
CSG Limited (CSV)
The printing and technology services group is also presenting investors a conundrum after the sudden resignation of its managing director and a profit warning sent its share price crashing 22.9 per cent on Monday, its second-worst one-day fall on record.
CSG is forecasting a net profit of between $9 million and $11 million for the six months to December 31, compared with the $18.8 million it posted for the previous corresponding period.
The cost of managing the failed sale of the business and weak demand from corporate clients for its products and services have contributed to the downgrade.
The stock managed to recover 1¢ yesterday morning after tumbling to a near three-year low of 50.5¢ at the start of the week, and it could look appealing to risk-tolerant investors given that there is significant upside to Merrill Lynch's price target of $1.18 a share.
CSV is trading on an attractive 2011-12 price-earnings ratio of six times and a free cash flow yield of 15 per cent, based on the broker's estimates. However, there are arguably better investment alternatives in the IT space and investors shouldn't underestimate the challenges facing the group.
While a change in its leader could be seen as a positive step, it is disconcerting to note that nearly all its senior management team has been replaced over the past 12 months.
RBS Morgans warned investors it was "nervous" about CSG's underlying business as it suspects the failed sales process and tough operating environment doesn't quite explain all of the group's earnings weakness.
It is probably prudent for investors to step aside and wait for tangible signs of a turnaround in the group's fortunes before buying the stock.
RBS Morgans has downgraded the stock to "sell" from "buy", with a price target of 43¢ a share.
Pharmaxis (PXS)
Another chronic underperformer is Pharmaxis. The stock has collapsed by about 60 per cent over the past 12 months as investors were spooked by the unexpected delay in securing European regulatory approval for its Bronchitol drug to treat cystic fibrosis.
While the biotech has successfully lodged an appeal, the market isn't quite ready to forgive and forget.
There could be a few reasons for the lack of investor support. The final marketing approval from the European Commission has been pushed back to the first quarter of this year from January, and there is uncertainty about adoption rate and pricing of the treatment.
However, the potential for the stock to re-rate over the next few months is high and the stock could surge as it is trading about $1 when the average broker price target is $2.04 a share.
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HARDIN COUNTY - by Haley Bull
A man who served more than a decade in prison for driving drunk and killing a 2 year old boy was sentenced to seven more years for his third offense driving drunk. This time, his daughter was in the car.
The parents of the boy killed in the accident, John and Julie Walker, were in court to see Michael Rowland's sentencing Wednesday.
Jordan Walker died after Michael Rowland's car ran into the back of his family's vehicle at 11th and Delaware in Beaumont in 1995.
"My husband and I said we, we are not giving up. We want our son's life to have meant something, that he did not die in vain," Julie Walker said.
Rowland served nearly 12 years in prison. He got out in 2008 and was convicted in Liberty County for another DWI. He paid a $1500 fine.
Silsbee police arrested Rowland in February for a DWI with a passenger under 15 years old in the car, his 10 year old daughter.
"Even though this does not involve us directly, when I learned about this I learned about this on the anniversary of our sons death by reading it in the newspaper," Walker said. "It's like all over again and that's not right."
Julie Walker made sure Rowland had to look at a picture of her son as she read a victim impact statement.
"It's just like we're reliving it all over again and this guy to have two more DWI's after he's spent 11 1/2 years in prison for killing our son, it's like he doesn't care and it could have been anyone of our family again that could have been killed by him," John Walker said.
Rowland's wife, who declined to be named, said he's served his time for that case.
"He does take responsibility for his actions. He knows what he's done, he's had to live with the fact of what he's did to their child everyday and that's something that does bother him and that's something that was very hard for him to live with," she said. "If anybody was a victim that was our child in that car."


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