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Barely 20 km from the town of Rameswaram in Tamil Nadu, Dhanushkodi gets its name from Dhanush (bow) and Kodi (end). The name alludes to an anecdote in the Ramayana, where Lord Rama broke the bridge constructed by his army of monkeys between the mainland and the island of Lanka with a stroke of his bow. Barely 50 yards long, Dhanushkodi is the sole terrestrial border between India and Sri Lanka. It was inhabited until 1964, when a terrible cyclone wrecked the village and swept a passenger train into the sea. Though Dhanushkodi today is a ghost town, it is still visited by pilgrims. Yahoo! reader J MADHU RANTHAKAN presents a photographic travelogue of a journey to land's end.
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(Photo: Canada's Magali Harvey was her side's lead scorer. Judy Teasdale photo). Today marked the first time that the men's and women's Canadian 7s teams played an international tournament on home soil. The fans answered the call and were in full support of their teams, and the players answered in turn, going 6-0 collectively and outscoring opponents 302-5 during pool play of the NACRA 7s championship. "Whenever it's an opportunity to be part of history, it's pretty freakin' cool," Canada women's captain Jen Kish said. "It's something that myself and the girls I'm playing with here will take with us til the day we die." As one might discern from the point differential, Canada was rarely challenged through pool play. But that's not to say there wasn't onus to perform. "Playing here is a little more pressure but nothing really changes, except for the people who are here," Kish said. "It's more exciting if anything. Canada fans are able to see the Canada players play firsthand. The only pressure is that which we put on ourselves." Kish is easily the most experienced player on the Canada squad, especially when you consider her 15s history. "Being the captain is a little different, but I've always kinda been a leader," Kish said. "Having the title is the only thing that's different – that and all these interviews. I just have to watch what I say." Joking aside, the Canadian women had the field beat on fitness, physicality and composure. Their younger players showed great poise and hinted at another level of quality, dangerous coming up through the ranks. But despite the myriad of tries, crowd-pleasing fends, turnover tackles, Canada wasn't perfect on the day. "We're being really critical with our performances, even though we're winning by quite a bit," Kish explained. "Things that we're doing in these games might not work against better teams. Everyday we go back to the drawing board – what didn't work, what we need to fix – and focus on what needs to improve rather than focusing on our win." One thing on which the team must work on is sticking to the pattern even when alternate opportunities seem more attractive. "We're the fittest team here, so when the other teams get tired and gaps that normally wouldn't be there against better teams, we have to be disciplined," Kish said. "It's hard not to take those gaps when they're blatantly right in front of you. But we decided as a team that if we're up 50-0 and we have an overlap, we should use the overlap instead of going through a gap that may or may not be there normally." Defense was another issue. Canada didn't have to play much of it, but when they did, the team wasn't as solid as hoped. "When we did have to play defense, we broke up a bit," Kish said. "We didn't shut the gate, and that's something we have to work on. I'm pretty sure we'll see Jamaica in the final, and if they stretch us and swing the ball back, they have some fast girls who could get around us. Maybe that's one of the downfalls of having newer players on the squad, because they're still learning the defense. That's one of the hardest things is 7s – not to fall in behind on defense but to close the gate." But Kish is still confident that the young team can adjust for tomorrow and shore up their defense. "Working with them is fantastic," Kish said of the youngsters. "Since they all listen, they do their job. It's the same with the vets, too, so the fact that they haven't played that much isn't an issue. "This is the fastest team that [Canada coach] John Tait has assembled," Kish added. "Everyone's close to the same speed, but Bianca Farrell is one of those players who, when she's on your outside, you're not too worried [about corner breaks]." Canada as a whole shouldn't be worried about tomorrow. If all goes well, then Canada should play a free, creative game, one that their fans will welcome with raucous cheers. Canada 62 Tries: Karen Paquin 2, Julianne Zussman, Megan Gibbs 2, Bianca Farella 2, Britt Benn, Arielle Dubisette-Borrice, Amanda Thornborough Conversions: Magali Harvey 6 Mexico 0 Canada 50 Tries: Magali Harvey 2, Bianca Farella 2, Lisa Gauthier, Arielle Dubisette-Borrice, Britt Benn, Julianne Zussman Conversions: Magali Harvey 5 Cayman Islands 0 Canada 45 Tries: Magali Harvey, Arielle Dubisette-Borrice 3, Britt Benn, Megan Gibbs, Kayla Moleschi Conversions: Magali Harvey 4, Megan Gibbs Jamaica 0 |

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Corner of Little Collins St. and Swanston St.
La Petite Crêperie' is Melbourne's smallest, authentically French take-away crêperie. Located on the footpath, on the corner of Little Collins and Swanston Streets (across the road from the Melbourne Comedy Festival!), it was a former stainless steel newspaper stand which has been converted into a glistening, cylindrical 'exquise crêpe bâtiment', the first of a kind, that is bringing a touch of Paris to the heart of Melbourne.
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Present your festival ticket and receive $1 off our signature crêpe: salted caramel ( $4.00 special price!)
Anyone with a ticket from the festival, including all staff and volunteers, $1 off our signature crepe, and our most popular crepe: 'our home made salted caramel'.
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This book is based on the proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Vision in Vehicles. The aim of the conference series is to enable international researchers from different disciplines to meet and exchange ideas on the current state-of-the-art of all aspects related to vehicles and vehicle controllers. This is perceived as encompassing the internal and external design of a vehicle, the environment in which vehicles move, as well as the visual, perceptual and cognitive limitations of the vehicle controller. All types of vehicles (including underground mining vehicles, helicopters, trains and motorcycles) are considered, though the majority of papers deal with automobiles and their drivers.
The conference keynote address Automated Highways: A Vision of the Future
, which was presented by John Bloomfield, set the tone for the meeting. The proceedings, as contained in this volume, begin in a similar vein with chapters considering Simulation Studies of Driver Performance, followed by a section on Visual Processing and Collision Avoidance. Cognitive issues are addressed in several chapters detailing recent work on Cognitive Aspects of Visual Information Processing.
The growing use of information technology is covered in two subsequent sections concerning firstly, the Visual Requirements of In-Vehicle Guidance Systems and secondly, Driver Support Systems. Environmental factors are discussed in a separate section, as is driver's own visual impairment. The final section concerns Arousal and Performance and discusses alcohol effects on driving ability.
Vision in Vehicles V, with contributions by experts from a diverse range of disciplines, including optometrists, psychologists, physiologists, human factors specialists and engineers, will undoubtedly stimulate the progression of research in this area.Hardbound,
Published: September 1996
Imprint: North-holland
- Preface. Simulation studies of driver performance. (Contributors: J.A. Wachtel, O.M.J. Carsten, S. Gallimore, L. Harms, I.C. Bichao, D. Yager, A. Lewis, G. Matthews, T.J. Sparkes, A.H. Clarke, M.C. Clarke, H. Scherer). Visual processing and collision avoidance. (Contributors: D.L. Stewart, J.R. Lishman, C.J. Cudworth, F. Saad, C. Berthelon, D. Mestre, R. Taramino, W.W. Wierwille, L. Tijerina, P. Cairney, J. Catchpole). Cognitive aspects of visual information processing. (Contributors: M. Wierda, M.P. Bruyas, B. Le Breton, A. Pauzie, L.L. Avant, A.A. Thieman, A.L. Zang, S.–Y Hsu, J. Theeuwes, M.A. Recarte, L.M. Nunes, J. Lillo, G.J. Hole, L. Tyrell, M. Land, J. Horewood). Visual requirements of in–vehicle guidance systems. (Contributors: A. Pauzié, S. Anadon, J. Reeves, A. Stevens, L. Stapleton, N.J. Ward, A.M. Parkes, G. Labiale, A.W. MacRae, S. Milligan, W, Gottlieb, S. Scherbarth, K. Guse, P. Péruch, J–L. Vercher, G.–M. Gauthier). Driver support systems. (Contributors: P. Padmos, J. van Erp, J. Schumann, J. Löwenau, K. Naab, M.J. Kuiken, J.A. Groeger, M. Halliday, J.A. Baird, H.J. Dudfield.). Visual performance in degraded visibility. (Contributors: L. Nilsson, H. Alm, N.J. Ward, L. Stapleton, A.M. Parkes, M. Fowkes, H.S. Storey, Y. Guillard, G. Loos, M. Colomb, V. Carta).Dealing with drivers' visual impairment. (Contributors: J.M. Wood, R.J. Troutbeck, T. McGarry, S.W. Mackie, T. Barrie, E. McClure, G. Walsh, B. Rassow, W. Poplar, G. Mouat, M. Dunne, J.W.A.M. Alferdinck). Visibility restrictions and vehicle control. (Contributors: F. Hella, J.F. Schouller, M. Tisserand, M.G. Boocock, A.K. Weyman, T.C. Corlett, J. Naylor, H.M. Kahlid, P.C. Ooi, D. Giguère, C. Larue). Arousal and visual performance (Contributors: N. Galley, G. Andrès, L. Nunes, M. Peralbo, A. Risso, P. Vieiro). Author index. Subject index.


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Golden Bears' senior David Rawlinson was honored as tournament MVP after scoring 41 points in the championship game. Tech's Terrale Clark was also named to the all-tournament team.
WVU SOCCER: West Virginia lost to Princeton 2-1 in the opening round of the NCAA women's tournament. The Tigers got goals from Lynessa McGeee and Jen Hoy, the Ivy League player of the year. WVU (11-5-4) got a late goal from Frances Silva.
WVC VOLLEYBALL: Wheeling Jesuit will be the No. 1 seed in the West Virginia Conference volleyball tournament, with Seton Hill, Fairmont State and Alderson-Broaddus filling out the rest of the top four, who all get byes in the first round.
All first-round games are scheduled for Monday and are at the higher seed's home court. No. 9 West Virginia Wesleyan plays No. 8 Shepherd, No. 10 Concord takes on No. 7 West Virginia State, No. 11 West Liberty visits No. 6 Charleston and No. 12 Davis & Elkins travels to No. 5 Pitt Johnstown.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The new Congress on Friday rushed out $9.7 billion to help pay flood insurance claims to 115,000 people and businesses afflicted by Superstorm Sandy, two days after New Jersey's governor and other Northeast Republicans upbraided Speaker John Boehner for killing a broader package for state and local governments in the storm's path.
The bill replenishes the National Flood Insurance Program that was due to run out of money next week with the pending Sandy-related claims as well as 5,000 unresolved claims from other floods.
"It's a small down payment on the larger aid we need," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. The legislation cleared the Senate by a voice vote following passage by the House, 354-67.
The government already has spent about $2 billion on the emergency response to the late October storm, one of the worst ever in the Northeast. It slammed the Atlantic coastline from North Carolina to Maine, with the worst damage occurring in New York City and its suburbs, New Jersey and Connecticut. The storm is blamed for 140 deaths.
Boehner has promised a vote Jan. 15 on a broader, $51 billion package of aid, which would bring the total to the more than $60 billion requested by President Barack Obama. Senate leaders have promised a vote the following week.
The Senate passed a $60.4 billion bill a week ago but House Republicans, complaining that it was laden with pork projects unrelated to the storm, cut it by more than half. Boehner canceled a New Year's Day vote on it after nearly two-thirds of House Republicans voted against the "fiscal cliff" package of tax and spending increases.
The White House praised Friday's vote helping homeowners, renters and businesses, and urged Congress to act quickly on the remainder of Obama's request.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued a joint statement also imploring Congress to move hastily on the rest of the money. "We are trusting Congress to act accordingly on January 15th," they said.
It was a more temperate response than was heard earlier in the week, when a livid Christie blistered House Republicans and Boehner himself for holding up the aid and other GOP figures from the region, as well as Democrats, cried "betrayal."
All of the "no" votes in the House were cast by Republicans, who said other government programs should have been cut to pay for the measure. As with past natural disasters, the Sandy aid proposals do not provide for offsetting spending cuts, meaning the aid comes at the cost of higher deficits.
The bill gives more authority to the National Flood Insurance Program to borrow money from the U.S. Treasury to pay claims. Premiums average about $625 per year and residential claims under the program average nearly $30,000.
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Junior speech communications majors Michael Hollinger from Ashland, Nebr., and Casey Hibbert from Spearfish, were selected as Irene Ryan Acting Competition nominees. They will compete for a national acting scholarship award next January at the regional KCACTF festival.
Hollinger played Benedick, a soldier and close friend of Claudio who swears that he will never marry, but later falls in love. Hibbert played Claudio, a loving but very gullible man who falls in love with another character.
Much Ado About Nothing was written by William Shakespeare. The dramatic comedy was directed by BHSU speech communications professor, Dr. Pamela Wegner. Wegner spent last spring on sabbatical studying Shakespearean plays.
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BROWNSVILLE – It's a girl! The Gladys Porter Zoo's baby giraffe Ann, the newest baby reticulated giraffe born on Saturday, February 4, joined the rest of the herd. At birth, she weighed 80 pounds and measured in five feet tall. She is the eighth member of the herd.
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Title within touching distance for City; Relegation battle heats up | Story Highlights Yaya Toure has been Man City's dominant individual performer this seasonSpurs blew the chance to control their own destiny in Champions League raceBolton's late collapse puts the team in real relegation jeopardy |
Five things we learned in Barclays Premier League action Sunday and the FA Cup final:
1. The best player for the best team. Few would begrudge Robin van Persie the player of the year award he received last week from his fellow professionals. The Dutchman's brace on Saturday took him to the totemic 30-goal mark for the Premier League season and helped Arsenal save a precious point with a 3-3 draw at home to Norwich.
Yet Sunday's biggest match saw another of the season's titanic performers, Yaya Touré, display his all around qualities as Manchester City won a potentially tricky game at Newcastle, 2-0. Touré started as the holding midfielder. He was dominant in the first 20 minutes as City established an early grip on the game. He outmuscled, outmaneuvered and outwitted another of this season's impressive performers, Cheik Tiote. Newcastle's midfield enforcer is an international teammate of Touré's for Ivory Coast.
Despite the furious efforts of both teams, the match seemed to be heading toward a goalless draw, a result that would have suited neither club. Roberto Mancini, the City manager brought on Nigel de Jong to play the defensive role. Touré became the attacking midfielder. Having shown how good he is at defending, it took him 10 minutes to show just how accomplished he is as attacker. After 70 minutes he calmly curled a precise shot into a corner of the goal Tim Krul could not possibly reach. The men who are paid, and paid well, to score for City -- Sergio Agüero, Carlos Tevez and Edin Dzeko -- had all squandered chances. Touré did not. With the title in the balance, it was a finish of impressive skill under pressure. With two minutes left, Touré, showing his speed, his stamina and his appetite, surged into the Newcastle penalty area to score with another neat finish.
Touré had taken the game by the scruff of the neck and forced it to end in the result he wanted. It is the sign of a great player.
2. Ferguson's achievement. Last week after the Manchester derby, this column suggested that City is a better team than United. Some went further, Mark Lawrenson, the former Liverpool centerback who is now a BBC pundit said, "In every single position City were better."
So how is that, after its pedestrian 2-0 victory over Swansea on Sunday, United is still level with City on points? United needed to win by an unlikely 11 goals on Sunday to overtake City, but it is still in a position to steal the title should the leader slip up against QPR on the final Sunday.
There were some mutterings from United fans over Alex Ferguson's team selection against City. Yet the inclusion of the energetic Ji-Sung Park, instead of a more attacking player, showed that Ferguson had correctly identified the problem posed by City's midfield and attempted to address it. His players were just not good enough to solve it.
The notion that United should have a substantially weaker squad than a Premier League rival seems to run against the entire weight of human history. That might be why some United fans are struggling with the idea.
Part of the problem is that Ferguson has become very picky in the transfer market. If he cannot have the player he wants, he's not going to settle for second best. There is also the issue of the Glazer family's reluctance to spend United's very considerable income. Over the last three seasons City has outspent United eightfold in the transfer market. Even such middling clubs as Stoke and Sunderland have spent more than United.
Ferguson toed the party line this week when he said: "The transfer market has been insane for a while. I think clubs like Manchester City have created that. They can buy all the players. They can put a marker on all the players they want. It makes it difficult for clubs to be sensible."
That might sound a little strange coming from a man who, when United had more money than anyone else, three times broke the British transfer record. United's purchases were often preceded by leaks about its shopping list which set players agitating for the move to Manchester. The problem now is that City's overtures are more alluring.
Ferguson has gone back to youth, investing more games in young players than in any season since the "golden generation" won his first league title in 1992. Young players make naive mistakes, like Chris Smalling's tiny lapse that led to City's goal last week, or the collective lack of discipline that allowed Everton to salvage a 4-4 draw, But Ferguson has squeezed a remarkably consistent level of performance from his patchwork team. With a game left, United has 86 points.
The fact that their team is probably going to finish second, and second to City, may be difficult for United fans to stomach. But it shouldn't even have run its neighbor close. It is yet another remarkable achievement by United's 71-year-old manager.
3. Good news, bad news for Spurs. Arsenal's home draw on Saturday had put Tottenham in position to take third place if it could win its last two games. It blew the chance with a 1-1 draw at struggling Villa.
Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham manager, had complained in the week that his team didn't seem to be getting any lucky or scruffy goals. On Sunday, Tottenham dominated the first half, but it was Villa who got the break when William Gallas attempted to head Ciaran Clark's long range shot and sent it looping over Brad Friedel.
Things grew worse for Tottenham when Danny Rose, an emergency replacement for injured Benoit Assou-Ekotto, was sent off. He will now miss the final game of the season at home to Fulham.
The good news for Redknapp was that Spurs, already in control with 11 men, rose impressively to the challenge and dominated with 10. The bad news was that the only way they could score was from the penalty spot. Despite Villa's massed defense, Tottenham had some 21 attempts on goal. Yet Shay Given, the home goalie, only had one difficult save to make all afternoon. Time and again, Tottenham players shot when they should have passed and passed when they should have shot. They hurried when they had time and dallied when they didn't. It was the bad decision making of an anxious team consciously fighting its own impatience and nerves.
The bad news is that the draw returned the initiative to Arsenal in the race for third place. The good news is that Newcastle's loss means Tottenham has only to draw its last game to be sure of fourth. Then it would have to hope Chelsea's luck runs out in the Champions League final. Redknapp would probably argue that his team is due a little good fortune.
4. Chelsea's winning general. The good fortune in London seems to running in Chelsea's direction. Napoleon said that he preferred a lucky general to a good one. In his brief time in charge at Chelsea, Roberto Di Matteo has had his share of luck.
There have been refereeing errors: two goals that should not have been in the league against Wigan and one that did not cross the line against Spurs in the FA Cup semifinal. Then there was Lionel Messi's penalty miss, and his shot against the post, in the Champions League semifinal.
On Saturday in the FA Cup Final, with Chelsea defending the goal they had been attacking when they scored the ghost goal against Spurs, Petr Cech clawed Andy Carroll's header against the post. It would have been the equalizer. More of the ball had crossed the line than in the semi. This time the officials rightly ruled that it was not a goal. The similarity of the two incidents increased the feeling that the gods, and officials, have been on Chelsea's side.
Yet Di Matteo has made a lot of his luck. It is true that unlike André Villas Boas, he doesn't have to worry about remaking the team. But he has found a defensive formation that works and he has also managed to coax goals from Didier Drogba, who seemed to be heading for the Stamford Bridge exit, and Fernando Torres, who looked as if he wouldn't be able to find it even with the illuminated sign.
Carroll nearly inspired another unlikely Liverpool comeback, but for most of the game Chelsea was comfortably the stronger team as it won 2-1 to collect a trophy. Even better for Di Matteo, while Chelsea was off winning in the cup, none of the three teams above it in the league could win, keeping alive his team's hopes of finishing in the top four.
5. It isn't over till it's over. With 15 minutes left in Sunday's games, Bolton was winning by two goals at home to West Brom. With QPR, the team above it on goal difference, drawing at home with Stoke, Bolton seemed set to leap free of the relegation places. Then Chris Brunt scored for WBA. In the 89th minute at Loftus Road, Djibril Cisse scored for QPR. And in injury time at Bolton, James Morrison equalized for West Brom. Just as they had seemed poised to escape from the bottom three, Bolton found itself buried more deeply in it.
The good news for Bolton is that it isn't over yet. It plays Stoke away next week while QPR faces a daunting trip to Manchester City. Bolton's draw means Villa is safe, but there are two other teams in the mix: Wigan and Blackburn. Both have two games left. They meet on Monday at Ewood Park. Any result but a home win would doom Rovers and guarantee Wigan's survival. Should Blackburn win, the possible permutations on the final day become too bewildering to even contemplate.
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As the winter months arrive, ridership is up for many transit properties across the country, with some reporting as much as a 5 percent to 8 percent spike. Unfortunately, this increase can also come with a spike in collisions.
When hiring new bus operators in a short period of time to satisfy the latest service requirements, let's make sure you are not overlooking some of the things that you normally would not have in the training and qualifying process of a new hire. If ever there was a time to ensure that your students are performing to your satisfaction, it is now. If you are simply looking at satisfying the hiring requirement numbers as quickly as possible, be warned: it will come back to burn you in the form of a collision statistic.
This training and qualification process is not about making friends or having to worry about hurting someone's feelings. This is one of the few jobs where an employee must be 100 percent accurate in every decision made during a day's work. Anything less can cost someone's life. Let's look at a few ways to make sure you are prepared for the rush of new hires, and that they are prepared to proceed to passenger service as equipped as possible.
Your most common types of collisions are out there waiting to happen to that new probationary operator. If you have one, you can expose your student to this exact type of collision on a driver training simulator before they experience it on the live bus. Naturally, it is the responsibility of you and every other instructor to know what your most popular type of collision is at your agency. Without all, and I repeat all, of the instructional staff knowing what that collision is, there can be no effective standardized corrective action applications to administer.
Without standardized corrections in place, your situation will remain the same then eventually get worse. Do you have a specific corrective action application in place for every type of collision, whether it is with a vehicle, fixed object or pedestrian, that may occur at your property? It should be a short but concise 'training episode' to be administered in the simulator that will reveal to the student the:
Cause - The incorrect actions taken by the student which led to the incident.
Corrective Action Application - The correct way of doing it to minimize a future occurrence.
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Some of the benefits of applying simple but concise corrective action applications to every type of collision/knockdown that your agency is experiencing will reduce your overall collision numbers and deliver a well-trained and well-prepared student to passenger service.
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Anyone who puts the term "vote fraud" in a search engine will find multiple postings from left wing groups, claiming that Republicans only want Voter ID to suppress the minority vote. The actual facts prove otherwise. After Georgia become one of the first states with a Voter ID law, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported "turnout among black and Hispanic voters increased from 2006 to 2010, dramatically outpacing population growth for those groups over the same period."
66% of likely U.S. Voters believe voter fraud is a serious problem in America today (October 2012 Rasmussen national telephone survey). And yet, Democrat talking points assert that "voter fraud" (the general term for all sorts of election abuse) occurs rarely.
Let's look to our neighbor to the north, Wisconsin, for multiple flagrant examples. In 2000, a Marquette University student called a morning radio show to brag he had voted 25 times for Al Gore. Same day registration allows someone producing a utility bill to vote, without producing an ID. In the 2000 election, 30,000 persons in Dane County (home of U.W. Madison) were registered and voted on election day. Gore won Wisconsin by less than 6,000 votes. How many out-of-state students cast votes for Gore with a local utility bill?
Last summer, Big Labor worked hard to recall Wisconsin Republican Senator Alberta Darling. Wisconsin Grandsons of Liberty, working in conjunction with True the Vote, reviewed a sample of 4500 signatures. They found a signature fraud rate of 37%! This means that Darling, though she won her recall election, probably should never have been recalled in the first place.
A December 2011 National Review article, humorously titled, "If a Fraudulent Vote Falls in the Woods . ." cites the 67-page Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) report detailing vote fraud in the 2004 election. The MPD task force believed 16 workers from the John Kerry campaign and third-party groups "committed felony crimes" that went unprosecuted.
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article, "Tighter voting laws urged - Milwaukee police report findings from probe into 2004 polling" quoted the report's recommendation that "eliminating same-day registration and requiring voters to show photo IDs would minimize the problems found." The 2004 Bush/Kerry race was decided in Wisconsin by 11,400 votes. At UWM's Sandberg Hall, 2,101 ballots were cast, but only 1,887 people were recorded as voting. MPD found one property where 128 persons were registered to vote. One Milwaukee homeless shelter featured 162 registered voters, another boasted 136.
The investigators found that five of the city's election inspectors were convicted felons, and thus ineligible to fulfill the role, plus two who had pleaded guilty to 2003 charges of misdemeanor election fraud.
But the pièce de résistance in the Milwaukee investigation was that "the Journal Sentinel first estimated the discrepancy between the ballot count and the number of people listed as having voted at about 7,000," later revised to 4,600. Upwards of 4,000 people who voted, even with Wisconsin's liberal same day registration allowance, were unaccounted for.
Check the astonishing Gateway Pundit article reporting a left wing group's extrapolation that "nearly 160,000 African-American voters in Milwaukee were no longer reachable at their last documented address — representing 41 percent of the city's 2008 electorate." Canvassing beginning in April 2012 by the League of Young Voters found that "during those eight weeks, canvassers were able to successfully find and interact with only 31 percent of their targets. Twice that number were confirmed to no longer live at the address on file — either because a structure was abandoned or condemned, or if a current resident reported that the targeted voter no longer lived there."
The new Democrat talking point is that "There is no vote fraud, only Republican attempts at voter suppression." In the past, both parties freely admitted its existence. Wall Street Journal writer John Fund reports that, thanks to the Motor Voter law of 1993, "Eight of the 19 hijackers who attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon had registered to vote."
Count me a member of True the Vote, and someone who hopes states across the nation will enact Voter ID laws. I can't get a library book out or buy liquor without my drivers license. Shouldn't my vote be that much more valuable?
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As L.A.'s only destination hotel for both business and leisure travelers, this oasis offers amenities that ensure no guest is disappointed. World-class golf courses, an in-house luxury spa, a hilltop pool and high-tech fitness center offer plenty of recreation, and the resort's elegant restaurants serve up top-quality dining. Rooms offer plush amenities, while the state-of-the-art meeting rooms and ergonomic work stations turn the busiest workdays into sheer pleasure.
A half-hour east of downtown Los Angeles, the Pacific Palms Resort offers relaxing seclusion while staying accessible from all major freeways and airports in the region. Perched on a hilltop, the resort looks out on the San Gabriel Mountains and the scenic valley.
The resort's 292 oversized rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies with spectacular views of the surrounding San Gabriel Mountains, the lush grounds and exquisitely landscaped golf courses. All guests enjoy plush bedding, complimentary Wi-Fi, granite bathroom countertops, signature bath products and completely ergonomic workstations. Facilities include six luxury suites and two presidential suites.
Regarded as one of the top resorts and golf courses by Southland Golf Magazine readers, the Pacific Palms Resort earns that with world-class golf and guest amenities. Besides the two acclaimed 18-hole championship courses, Pacific Palms boasts two exceptional restaurants. The chic, contemporary Red offers succulent steaks and seafood along with enticing cocktails and elegant indoor and patio settings. Cima serves a delectable all-day menu to be enjoyed alongside spectacular views. State-of-the-art meeting facilities, fitness center, hilltop pool and luxury on-site spa round out a slate of amenities for every need and every guest.
Rates quoted in currencies other than the hotel's base currency are subject to the rate of the international exchange. Rate may change throughout stay. Rate may reflect average nightly rate. Extra charges may apply. Incidental charges, such as room service, are not included in the rate.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at the hotel, but within a reasonable distance, and additional charges may apply for use.


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If life seems cheerless, come to Sheerness...the holiday Isle of Sheppey will have you feeling peppy again in no time. Sheerness Holiday Park is set in lovely countryside close to the North Kent coast, a great location for a reinvigorating break for all ages.
You can expect a busy programme of live entertainment in the Kingsferry family clubhouse, excellent kids' club activities, and good all-round facilities: highlights here are the heated indoor pool complex, with extras such as a sauna, splash pool for the littl'uns and a Gamezone amusements centre.
With free wifi, a small shop, launderette, café and licensed bar with Sky TV on site, there's no need to venture very far, but if you do fancy getting out and about, you'll find you're in close proximity of the wide shingly beach at Sheerness, plus the many attractions of the Garden of England. Sheer bliss...
Please note
We will not accept bookings where the lead customer is under the age of 18 and will not accept bookings where half or more of your party is aged between 17 and 25.
We do not accept bookings from large all-male or all-female parties and have the right to cancel any online booking that breaches our terms before the holiday arrival date and/or reserve the right to refuse entry or not to hand over accommodation to any person or groups of persons, at our discretion.
Check availability at Sheerness Holiday Park…
6m x 6m grass pitch without electric. Includes awning, gazebo, pup tent, water, drainage, full access to facilities and entertainment passes.
Max. persons: 8x
6m x 6m electric grass pitch with 16-amp electric hook-up. Includes awning, gazebo, pup tent, electric, water, drainage, full access to facilities and entertainment passes.
Max. persons: 8x


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how to post pic on PMi am trying to send someone some pics of a belly mower i have in a PM but i cant figure out how to attach them can someone help
Re: how to post pic on PMIt's the same as posting in the forum.
It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something.
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Re: how to post pic on PMYou can't attach them like an email....you can only link to them using the "image" or "url" buttons. Dave
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Re: how to post pic on PMi figured it out i finally had to uplaod them to photobucket to get a URL thanks for the help
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