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Roseau gripes over evacuation don't hold water
INAC decides to stop funding after river crests, community unharmed
As provincial flood officials have noted repeatedly over the past few weeks, the flood of 2011 has had a disproportionate effect on Manitoba's First Nations.
The vast majority of the 1,916 people who've left their homes this spring due to flooding were asked or required to leave Ojibway, Dakota and Cree communities -- most notably Peguis First Nation in the northern Interlake and Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation in the Red River Valley.
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There's no disputing the fact First Nations face unfair challenges during floods. Unlike other Manitoba communities -- cities, towns, villages, rural municipalities and local government districts -- First Nations don't have the ability to prepare for spring floods before consulting with federal officials.
Instead, they must submit flood-preparation work plans to Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, which then releases the necessary funds. Every spring flood, some First Nations leaders complain about the process.
Some argue the multi-step process is bogged down by bureaucracy. Others claim it's paternalistic or even racist.
But when the time for preparation is over and First Nations start considering evacuations, the credulity of the complaints about Ottawa depends on the community in question.
Peguis First Nation, which has been inundated by the Fisher River for three years in a row, has the unfortunate distinction of being the most flood-affected community in Manitoba.
Since there's no dike along the Fisher River at the Peguis townsite, a flood automatically means an evacuation -- first as a precaution, when Provincial Road 224 gets overwhelmed, and then as a necessity, when low-lying homes are inundated.
A precautionary evacuation is advisable in any community when road access is restricted, because the elderly or infirm can be cut off from medical attention. The flooding in Peguis has gone beyond the precautionary stage for three years in a row.
The situation is completely different in Ginew, the town at the heart of Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation. After being inundated by the Red and Roseau rivers in 1997, Ginew is now protected by a ring dike.
As a result, there was no flooding in Ginew this year. The Red River did flow over Provincial Road 201 on the west side of town, creating the need to issue a precautionary evacuation for roughly 170 ill or infirm Roseau residents. But on the east side of Ginew, PR 201 remained high and dry.
Nonetheless, Roseau River officials evacuated the entire community on Monday.
"We were worried about high water and possibly losing access," said flood co-ordinator Howard Nelson, who feared the community ring dike would fail.
"There were gopher holes. We weren't certain if it was secure enough."
INAC officials, however, inspected the ring dike in March and declared it secure. So after the Red River crested on Tuesday without damaging Ginew, federal officials called off the mass migration.
On Wednesday, INAC informed Roseau River it would no longer bankroll its general evacuation but would continue to cover evacuation expenses for elders and their caregivers until PR 201 is clear of water west of Ginew.
"The decision to proceed with a general evacuation was made by chief and council," INAC spokeswoman Ellen Funk said in a statement. "When approving the general evacuation, INAC did suggest to chief and council that it be voluntary, as the flood forecast did not indicate that the threat to the community was likely to be extended or severe."
Howard Nelson said it was better to be safe than sorry. "The weather is unpredictable. You can get all the reports form Water Stewardship, but mother nature can surprise you," he said.
The flood co-ordinator has a point. But it's difficult to be surprised by a river after it has crested.
On Friday, however, Roseau River Chief Terry Nelson was so angry at INAC's decision to end the evacuation funding, he took a protest to the agency's Winnipeg headquarters.
This took place three days after a crest that did not harm his community.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 30, 2011 A13
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Too bad the City of Redwood City doesn't follow suit with regards to this issue. There are a multitude of areas that are extremely dangerous simply due to the fact that cars are allowed to park around those places (e.g. the intersection of Palm Ave. at Regent, as well as Palm Ave. at Oxford). Furthermore, the westbound stretch of Woodside Rd. starting at Hess and ending at Valota/Nimitz is also dangerous because of parked cars inhibiting the moving vehicles entering and exiting the roadway.
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Prime Minister's Questions – often a boisterous affair – was downright rowdy this week.
The usual, rather testy David Cameron, forever on the brink of losing his rag, was replaced by a new version so brimming with élan it bordered on triumphalism. The explanation? Thanks to accusations that Unite has been throwing its weight around in the Labour Party, he could lambast the Opposition as "in the pay of the unions" at every possible juncture. And so he did, to roars of approval from his back benches.
In fairness, Ed Miliband fought hard, questioning the moral authority of a Prime Minister whose copybook is blotted by "dinners for donors", "a tax cut for his Christmas card list" and, last but not least, hiring Andy Coulson, the disgraced former tabloid editor now on trial for phone hacking. It was a valiant effort. But the Labour leader never really stood a chance.
One lacklustre week in the Punch-and-Judy palaver of PMQs is neither here nor there, of course. But Mr Miliband's travails are no simple matter of a performance. Nor is the Coalition's new-found assurance restricted to Mr Cameron. Only last week, the Chancellor delivered a similarly sprightly performance, despite the fact that his Spending Review would not have been necessary had all gone to plan. Boosted by Labour's acceptance of his fiscal logic and an economic wind set momentarily fair, George Osborne had quite a bounce.
This week, the economic clouds have lifted further. Statistical updates have revised away the double-dip and confidence appears to be returning to services, manufacturing and construction. It would be foolish to conclude that our troubles are over. But, in the short term at least, Labour's case is ever harder to make.
Mr Miliband's task was never an easy one. To rehabilitate a party after 13 years of government is always tricky; economic crisis made it more so. But there is also a wider issue here. In the post-2008 world of straitened public spending, where the long-term implications of ageing populations and global competition can no longer be hidden by expectations of continuous growth, the centre-left is struggling – not just in Britain but across much of Europe – to find a message that makes sense. For all that Mr Miliband is pilloried for his lack of charisma, circumstances are also to blame for Labour's lack of definition.
There is an election to win, however; and the central challenge is to prove the party's fiscal credentials to a sceptical electorate that has largely accepted the need for austerity. Inching closer to the Coalition's plans was an unavoidable step. But there is further to go to restore trust, and a power-grab by the unions – accused of manipulating Labour selection procedures and bankrolling members – will not help. Is it any wonder that Mr Cameron is so gleeful, when he takes to the podium armed with a Unite strategy complaining "we give millions of pounds... and we get nothing back", and calling for "a firmly class-based election"? With friends like these, Labour hardly needs enemies.
For Mr Miliband himself the danger is more potent still. Tagged "Red Ed" after a fratricidal leadership win reliant on union support, he has fought since to prove himself his own man. The Prime Minister's bravura performance is just a taste of what is to come if the questions raised by the alleged shenanigans in Falkirk are not swiftly laid to rest. That means going public with the review of selection processes now under way. It also means new procedures, where necessary, to rid Labour of the taint of infiltration. From the bluster so far, the unions are all set for a fight. If either Mr Miliband or his party are to have a hope in 2015, it is one that the Labour leader needs to win.
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With O'Neal out, Warriors sign Dewayne Dedmon from D-League
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The news was not good but it was what was expected: an MRI on Jermaine O'Neal confirmed a bruised right knee and right groin strain. The backup big man is going to miss some time.
For depth, the Warriors signed Dewayne Dedmon from their D-League affiliate in Santa Cruz, reports CSNBayArea.com.
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Dedmon was an undrafted 6'11" center out of USC, he has good athleticism and the body of an NBA center but he is raw — he has only been playing basketball for five years — and he needs to develop. He is strong on the glass already. He's never going to be an offensive force but they hope he can become a strong, defensive-minded backup center who can finish at the rim. Eventually.
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He's stinking it up that bad up there? What's he been up to?
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I don't know to to sum him up other than to say he is absolutely pathetic on offense, extremely average(if that) on defense and he runs like he has Bynum's knees.
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Firm snags marketing contract with PGA Tour
A local marketing company has hit a hole-in-one with its latest deal.
MF1 Marketing has signed on with the PGA Tour to help launch its new division, PGA Tour Canada, across the country this month.
Ryan Hart, president of MF1, said it is finalizing the branding, tag lines and a media campaign, all of which will be rolled out in the next two weeks.
He said there's no question partnering with one of the strongest brands in professional sports has given his firm some added cachet.
"When you can add the PGA Tour, one of the strongest brands in professional sports, to our portfolio, it helps people look at you in a different light," he said.
"The PGA Tour makes you feel like you're a partner in their business and a part of their family."
Hart said he wants to bring that same feeling to The Players Cup, one of PGA Tour Canada's eight tournaments this summer.
It will be held at Pine Ridge Golf Club from July 15 to 21 and not coincidentally, will be run by MF1 Marketing for the next three years.
PGA Tour Canada used to be known as The Canadian Tour until it was purchased by the PGA Tour last year.
In golf's hierarchy, the PGA Tour has the best players, such as Tiger Woods, and the most prestigious tournaments, such as The Masters.
The rung below is the Web.com Tour, which promotes its top 25 finishers every year to the PGA Tour, and then PGA Tour Canada and PGA Tour Latinoamerica.
The top five finishers every year on each of the latter two will get a fully exempt players' card to the Web.com Tour.
"This is the feeder system. It's like the ECHL (East Coast Hockey League) feeding into the AHL, which feeds into the NHL," Hart said.
Jeff Monday, the Florida-based president of PGA Tour Canada, said his brain trust wanted to use a Canadian company because they felt it could communicate more efficiently with its target market as well as recognize what resonates with Canadians.
"I had seen some of the work MF1 had done for other clients and was impressed. They know the history of the Canadian Tour and its place in professional golf and they know the PGA Tour and what we do. They didn't have any learning curve to get up to speed," he said.
No financial terms of MF1's deal with PGA Tour Canada have been released.
MF1, which was founded in 1989, has 15 employees.
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Outdoor Pool, Grounds, Terrace
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Free! WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
24-Hour Front Desk, Tour Desk, Ticket Service, Fax/Photocopying
Family Rooms, Heating
Languages spoken
French, Spanish, English
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All children are welcome.
Free! All children under 1 year stay free of charge when using existing beds.
Free! All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
All children from 2 to 10 year are charged 50 % of the room stay per night per person for extra beds.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 12 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Free! Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
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- 16703Unwanted lesson: Oklahoma teacher faces charges of sex with student


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"Dream Warriors," climate change activists, an Inuit hockey player, the enduring appeal of boy bands and 23 other stories: Welcome to our latest edition of Teenagers in The Times, a collection of articles and multimedia about young people published in November and the first week of December 2012 on NYTimes.com.
Use the series to find interesting nonfiction to spur writing or debate, to make "real-world" connections to textbook content, or just to inspire your students with what young people can do to change the world.
We publish new installments on the first Friday of every month, so look for the next one on Jan. 4.
Click the categories below to go directly to these entries:
World | U.S. | Health | Sports | Arts | Education


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Everything Development Engine
The Everything Development Engine is Yet Another web content management system that uses Apache mod_perl and MySQL to move blocks of text/html around. It is used on Everything2.com, PerlMonks.org, and Animefu.com.2 weekly downloads
Flat File DataBase 2 MySQL DataBase
An CGI script that makes converting an flat File DataBase to an MySQL DataBase easyer.2 weekly downloads
MySQL-Sync is a software which is build for synchronisize MySQL-dBases on different hosts. It is nearby portable to all MySQL-Versions. It runs on Linux and Win32 systems.2 weekly downloads
ClinStudyWeb is designed to provide a flexible infrastructure for managing patient and assay data from clinical studies. It uses a plugin system for study-specific web forms and arbitrarily complex test classifiers, and supports XML import/export.3 weekly downloads
MySiteMaker is a collection of CGI tools for rapidly creating web interfaces to MySQL database tables. The primary goal of this project is to make accessing data in MySQL database tables as easy, convienent and simple as possible.3 weekly downloads
Shell environment for oracle
Senora is targeted to be a drop-in replacement for sqlplus. It provides a plethora of new commands, which accept unix-style options. It is extensible via plugins.3 weekly downloads
TDomain Manager - Domain Management
TDomainMgr is Domain Management System for domain administrators, featuring multiple top level domains, multiple clients, multiple registrars, domain statuses and conditions, and expiration listings. It is expandable to suit every corporate need.3 weekly downloads
The Monster Journal
The Monster Journal - An electronic journalling program to replace the paper notebook. The Monster Journal provides the user a centralized, easily accessible electronic notebook for storing thoughts, ideas, and answers to questions.3 weekly downloads
A perl implementation of the XML:DB standard as a front-end for native xml databases. Current drivers are for Xindice and eXist over XML-RPC, and for a vanilla file-system. Current work is on the driver for the Sleepycat DB and a SiXDML extension to sup3 weekly downloads
XSQL - combining XML and SQL
XSQL combines the power of XML and SQL to provide a language and database independent means to store and retrieve SQL queries and their results.3 weekly downloads
Designed to facilitate quick and easy access to a database. It provides flexible access by enabling the user to point and click and/or enter SQL code. Other goals include information access from anywhere, database independence, and simple installation.3 weekly downloads
Enterprise PostgreSQL Query log Analyzer (epqa), it parses huge postgres log files, and shows html report. This report will be very useful for doing database optimization, and in fine tuning the psql queries. It parses compressed files also.3 weekly downloads
gmmusic is a free and powerful music collection management system for Gnome. You can handle your complete music collection, consisting of songs, which are stored on records, CDs, minidiscs, video and audio tapes. gmmusic fully supports freedb protocol3 weekly downloads
mySQLweb - web interface to MySQL
mySQLweb is web interface for building SQL queries to MySQL databse. Query builder allows user to add and remove tables, set relations, apply criterias etc. Results are output in a table. The look is easy to change - it is simply CSS formatted XHTML.3 weekly downloads
A Perl Extension for modeling enzymatic (biochemical) reaction networks2 weekly downloads
CBR is an attempt to optimize and improve upon the metasploit and armitage idea... focused towards pentesting...2 weekly downloads
The main goal of this project is to built a GUI for administrating databases. It is being written on perl using Gtk and Glade. DBadmin is supposed to be an analogue of windows program toad.2 weekly downloads
Home Library Information Manager
The Home Library Information Manager (HLIM) will be a front-end for keeping track of an individual's books, magazines, videos, CDs, and other trackable materials, using both keyboard and bar-code scanner input.2 weekly downloads
MyJQuery is an operating system independent database utility written entirely in Java, for beginners MySQL 5.1+ Database & students. Generating Perl,Perl/CGI,PHP,Java,JSP Code Snippet & export CSV,HTML,XML execute any MySQL statement2 weekly downloads
MysqlSpy is a perl/Tk tool to Administrate locally and remote Mysql Database. You are able to Monitor, subqueries, and change data from any Mysql Database.2 weekly downloads
PerlORM - Object relational mapper (ORM) for Perl. PerlORM is Perl library that implements object-relational mapping. Its features are much similar to those of Java's Hibernate library, but interface is much different and easier to use.2 weekly downloads
Listen to music playing from a central jukebox server (xmms and soon mpg123), or stream music over the web. Uses apache and mod_perl to categorize, organize and customzie your mp3 collection, all from a simple and elegant web interface!2 weekly downloads
WeatherGraph is a Perl script used to acquire METAR weather information from the National Weather Service via the internet, put it into a database, and generate graphs to present that information in an easy-to-read form.2 weekly downloads
Woda, the Web Oriented Database
Mature SGBD in Perl with a web interface2 weekly downloads
Database shell with readline support [command history, tab completion etc] based on the Perl DBI: Has specific support for Oracle, MySQL, Sybase, PostgreSQL, and a generic driver that should work for anything supported by DBI2 weekly downloads