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Explore the sophisticated urban delights of Canada's oldest incorporated city and its extraordinary natural wonders in St. John and the Bay of Fundy. Discover the area's Loyalist heritage and shipbuilding industry with a visit to the New Brunswick Museum. Enjoy the Victorian Architecture as you stroll to the Old City Market. Look for maple syrup, local handicrafts, hard cider and other food items and souvenirs. With the world's highest tides, head out to view the thrilling natural wonder of the water as it roils and swirls literally reversing the river's flow during the change from low to high tide.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Enjoy a relaxing stroll with your informative tour guide along some of historic Saint John's residential streets and the old business district in the uptown area. Most of the area that you'll visit was destroyed in a huge citywide fire in 1877 and was rebuilt immediately afterwards. The buildings you'll see feature ornate carvings, exquisite stained glass windows, wrought iron fences and fascinating gargoyles.
As you stroll through Trinity Royal Heritage Area you'll stop to view one of the oldest churches in the city be captivated by its historical charm. Then you will visit the Old City Market to see the freshest seafood, farm produce, crafts and collectibles on sale. This is an excellent opportunity to learn the fascinating history and folklore of this old port city and discover its traditions dating back to the time of its United Empire Loyalist founders in 1783. Your whole tour is within easy walking distance of where your cruise ship is docked.
Please note: This tour includes a leisurely walk of approximately 1-hour and 40-mintues and covers just over 1 mile. There will be some cobblestone surfaces and mild inclines to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Restrooms are not available during the walk. This tour operates in all weather conditions.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Goodbye Media Man was Fogerty's first single after going solo in 1971.
Life is But a Dream was a single from the first of three albums Fogerty recorded with his new band, Ruby.
Joyful Resurrection on Tom's 1974 album Zephyr National gave us a Creedence Clearwater Revival of sorts – though in the studio only. John Fogerty recorded his parts separately, thanks to his strained relationships with his former bandmates.
The band would reunite on stage for the last time at Tom's wedding in 1980, but sadly there would be no more CCR reunions. On September 6, 1990, Tom Fogerty died of AIDS, having contracted HIV through a blood transfusion. All these years later, he's still missed and loved by his fans.
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Barton was the 28th overall selection in the Draft. In March, Baseball America ranked Barton No. 31 on its list of the top 50 high school prospects. The magazine also called him the third-best hitter among high school players. He has played primarily third base this year, but the Cardinals view him as a catcher.
Barton was named Marina's MVP and a member of the Orange County All-Star team. He was named first-team all-county and first-team all-league. Listed at a shade under six feet tall and a little over 200 pounds, Barton has been selected for a number of all-star showcases, including the 2002 Area Code Games in Long Beach, Calif., and the 2002 Goodwill Series, which features elite high school players from the United States and Japan.
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Shares in Zynga, the online games company behind the Facebook favourite Farmville, fell 5 per cent on their first day of trading on Friday.
The Nasdaq flotation valued the company, whose fortunes are heavily tied to those of Facebook, at around $9bn. Also in the US, the Securities and Exchange Commission has alleged that six former top executives at Fannie Mae and Fannie Mac misled investors, bringing forward a civil case for securities fraud.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A funeral Mass will be held Wednesday for U.S. District Court Judge Frank J. Polozola, who died Sunday night after fighting a long bout with cancer. Polozola was 71.
Polozola worked for the court for four decades, starting as a law clerk. He was nominated to the bench by President Jimmy Carter in 1980 and served as chief judge from 1998 to 2005.
He assumed senior status in 2007, meaning he began handling fewer cases.
Polozola presided over several high-profile cases, most notably former Governor Edwin Edwards' riverboat gambling corruption trial.
Edwards was convicted in May 2000 and sentenced by Polozola in January 2001 to 10 years in federal prison.
The funeral will be held at St. Joseph's Cathedral in Baton Rouge.
AUG 22 Blogger Robert Mann is writing about the so-called Edmonson Amendment in this post, and he's not a fan. If Bobby Jindal really does support a "gold standard" of ethics he would have done something - or even said something - and yet he has not, Mann says.
AUG 22 Crazy Crawfish is blogging about the (interesting) incident of the state Education Department's website being out of commission earlier this week. It was reported (with heavy implications) in two local media outlets, and Crawfish feels the stories would have been better had the reporters done a little investigation instead of just printing what they were told.
AUG 22 Blogger Tom Aswell has some advice for state troopers who plan on making any public comments or challenges to the Jindal administration: don't do it. He's telling the story of one trooper who dared to challenge Commander Mike Edmonson's buddy and paid the price for it.
AUG 22 Columnist Clancy DuBos is writing about the upcoming elections in this post on Gambit. The field for local and federal offices has its share of old guys, he tells us, although mostly he's talking about Edwin Edwards.
AUG 22 Columnist Jim Beam is talking about the Office of Group Benefits in this post; that's the office that handles the money collected from state employees to pay their benefits. The OGB reserve fund has been reduced by half in the last year, and the Jindal administration keeps saying that's a good thing - but that's like telling a kid that castor oil is good, Beam says.
AUG 22 Columnist James Gill is writing about dueling efforts over the killing of animals; on one side is a lady trying to avoid the euthanizing of stray cats and on the other is a camp of folk who feel that there are enough black bears in Louisiana for us to start killing them for fun.
AUG 22 One could assume that nobody (teachers included) likes it when politicians tell them how to do their job. So what do teachers think about Common Core? Blogger Michael Deshotels is examining some responses from teachers who were asked. (Spoiler alert: none of these comments will be used in a Common Core marketing campaign.)
AUG 22 This post on The Hill is commenting upon the latest round of "that candidate is the worst person in the world" ads that are running in Louisiana's Senate race. This round takes aim at Bill Cassidy, the physician/Congressman who is challenging Mary Landrieu, and lists all the votes he has cast that hurt veterans.
AUG 21 Tom Aswell is telling us about another "efficiency" contract the state has signed. This one is paying a consultant (i.e. someone with a briefcase from out of town) $140 an hour, plus tens of thousands in air fare. The agency on the receiving end of this tender care? The DMV. Well -- that's working great, then.
AUG 21 Columnist Stephanie Riegel is writing about the scandal that has rocked the LSU Alumni Association (to wit, the executive director's "girlfriend" also was his employee; when they "broke up" he started paying her, with alumni money, to keep her mouth shut). In particular, she's looking for some lessons to learn from the mishigas.
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LONDON, Ky. — A Kentucky man told a 911 dispatcher that he shot and killed his cancer-stricken wife early Wednesday because she asked him to do it.
"I guarantee, I only did what she told me," Ernest "Chris" Chumbley said, according to a recording of the 911 dispatch call.
During the call, Chumbley, 48, sounded distraught and often became incomprehensible because he was crying. He told the dispatcher his wife, 44-year-old Virginia Chumbley, had cancer "all over."
The shooting happened about 2:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Chumbleys' home near London, Ky., about 75 miles south of Lexington.
Chumbley called 911 and reported he had shot his wife. He remained on the phone with the dispatcher while he waited for deputies to arrive. He asked more than once for deputies to hurry and assured the dispatcher he was no longer armed.
At one point, Ernest Chumbley asked the dispatcher if he could see his wife. The dispatcher told him not to move, and Ernest Chumbley replied, "I want to go see my wife."
"You need to stay right where you're at, sir," the dispatcher said.
Ernest Chumbley told the dispatcher his wife was in her bed, and that's where Laurel County Sheriff John Root said deputies found her, dead from what appeared to be more than one gunshot wound.
A .32-caliber pistol was found in the home, according to Root. Deputies found Chumbley in his living room near the front door of his home, and arrested him without incident.
Ernest Chumbley was charged with murder and jailed in the Laurel County Correctional Center.
Laurel County Coroner Doug Bowling said preliminary autopsy results confirmed that Virginia Chumbley had cancer, and she died of multiple gunshot wounds.
A next-door neighbor of the couple, Stanley Campbell, said Virginia Chumbley had struggled with cancer for more than three years and that she was "very sick with it."


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With this condition, the middle ear becomes infected and inflamed. The middle ear is located behind the eardrum.
Bacteria and viruses (most common) cause this condition. Common bacteria include:
- Streptococcus pneumoniae (most common)
- Haemophilus influenzae
- Moraxella (Branhamella) catarrhalis
- Streptococcus pyogenes (less common)
Risk Factors
Middle ear infections are more common in the winter. These factors increase your chance of developing middle ear infection:
- Recent viral infection (eg, cold or flu )
- Recent sinusitis
- Age: babies and toddlers
- Attendance at day care
- Exposure to second hand smoke, usually cigarette smoke, but also from cooking and wood-heating
- Babies who are formula-fed
- Medical conditions that cause abnormalities of the eustachian tubes, such as:
- History of allergies (environmental allergies, food [milk] allergies )
- Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
- Babies whose mothers drank alcohol while pregnant
- Pacifier use
Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors.
Symptoms include:
- Ear pain (babies may tug or rub at the ear or face)
- Fever
- Irritability
- Hearing loss (may be only temporary, due to fluid accumulation)
- Decreased appetite, difficulty feeding
- Disturbed sleep
- Drainage from ear
- Difficulty with balance
The doctor will ask about symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical exam. Most middle ear infections can be diagnosed by looking into the ear with a lighted instrument, called an otoscope.
The doctor will see if there is fluid or pus behind the eardrum. A small tube and bulb may be attached to the otoscope. This is to blow a light puff of air into the ear. The puff helps the doctor see if the eardrum is moving normally.
Other tests may include:
- Tympanometry—measures pressure in the middle ear and responsiveness of the eardrum, also used to check for fluid or pus
- Hearing test —may be done if you have had many ear infections
- Tympanocentesis—used to drain fluid or pus from the middle ear using a needle, also used to check for bacteria
oral antibiotics are commonly used to treat ear infections. Examples include:
- Amoxicillin
- Amoxacillin/clavulanate
- Cephalosporins ( cefprozil , cefdinir , cefpodoxime , ceftriaxone )
- Sulfa drugs
- Antibiotic-glucocorticoid ear drops may be used if ear drums rupture or you have ear tubes
- Some doctors may take a "wait and see" approach. In some cases, your doctor may prescribe an antibiotic for your child and ask you to use the medication if the pain or fever lasts for a certain number of days. This approach has been effective.
While antibiotics may be effective, it is also important to keep in mind these medicines can cause a number of side effects including.
- Nausea, stomach pain, and diarrhea are common.
- Allergic reaction to the antibiotic.
- Development of antibiotic resistence if used when not needed
- It is important to discuss the risks and benefits of taking antibiotics with your doctor.
- A virus causes a lot ear infections. This type will not go away faster with antibiotics. Most middle ear infections (including bacterial ones) tend to improve on their own in 2-3 days.
Pain relievers can help reduce pain, fever, and irritability. These include:
- Acetaminophen
- Ibuprofen
- Aspirin
- Note : Aspirin is not recommended for children or teens with a current or recent viral infection. This is because of the risk of Reye's syndrome . Ask your doctor which other medicines are safe for your child.
- In children, ear drops that have a local anaesthetic (eg, ametocaine, benzocaine , or lidocaine) can help decrease pain, especially when the drops are used with oral pain relievers. If there is a chance that the eardrum has ruptured, do not use ear drops.
Decongestants and antihistamines are not recommended to treat an ear infection.
Myringotomy is surgery done to open the eardrum. A tiny cut is made in the eardrum to drain fluid and pus.
If you are diagnosed with an ear infection, follow your doctor's instructions .
If you are diagnosed with an ear infection, follow your doctor's instructions .
To reduce the chance of getting an ear infection:
- Avoid exposure to smoke.
- Breastfeed your baby for at least the first six months.
- Try to avoid giving your baby a pacifier.
- If you bottle-feed, keep your baby's head propped up as much as possible. Don't leave a bottle in the crib with your baby.
- Get tested for allergies if you or your child have chronic nasal congestion. Keep allergy symptoms well controlled.
- Treat related conditions, such as GERD.
- Practice good hand washing .
- Make sure your child's vaccinations are up to date.
- Consider getting a flu vaccine . Pneumococcal vaccine may prevent some ear infections caused by Pneumococcus, but the overall effect on ear infections is not known.
- If your child has a history of ear infections, talk to the doctor about long-term antibiotic use.
- Ask your doctor about tympanostomy tubes. These tubes help equalize pressure behind the eardrum and prevent fluid build-up and infection.
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NEW ORLEANS -- BP has announced that it will pay $4 billion in criminal penalties and plead guilty to 12 felony counts and two misdemeanors for its negligence and role in the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion and oil spill in 2010. (read the plea agreement)
A source has informed WWL-TV that families of the 11 men killed in the explosion are having a telephone conference with Justice Department officials at noon. After that, at 1 p.m., Attorney General Eric Holder and other DOJ officials will address the media in downtown New Orleans.
One of the felonies is for obstruction of Congress when BP officials sent communications to Congress that understated the size of the oil spill.
The British oil giant reached an agreement with U.S. Justice Department prosecutors, the company said in a statement. It agreed to pay $1.25 billion in criminal fines, $2.4 billion to the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, $350 million to the National Academies of Sciences and $525 million in civil fines for violations of securities rules after the spill.
The bulk of the charges related to the deaths of 11 crewmembers on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig, which blew up 50 miles off the coast of Louisiana on April 20, 2010, and sank two days later. BP said its negligence stems from its wrong reading of a key pressure test that showed the Macondo oil well was not structurally sound but was misinterpreted by BP officials. That was just hours before the well blew out and the rig exploded in massive fireballs.
The Justice Department has separately charged three BP employees, Robert Kaluza and Donald Vidrine, (see indictment) and David Rainey, with crimes in the case. A federal grand jury charged Kaluza and Vidrine, the two highest ranking BP officials stationed on the rig, with 11 counts of involuntary manslaughter, 11 counts of seaman's manslaughter and a count of negligently discharging oil under the Clean Water Act for their role in the Deepwater Horizon rig accident. Kaluza and Vidrine were the two BP "company men" stationed on the rig. The indictment alleges that they were "grossly negligent" in misinterpreting the results of a key test shortly before the well blew out.
Both men put out statements through their attorneys saying that they were being made scapegoats for problems that went far above them, to BP officials on shore in Houston who cut corners in designing and sealing the well, before it ever came time to test the strength of the well's cement seals.
BP is taking the position that its agreement with the feds shows that the misreading of the pressure test was just a mistake, suggesting it might not constitute gross negligence. But Assistant Attorney General Tony West said those separate negotiations on civil fines continue. Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer also said the criminal investigation is continuing.
That distinction is important because if the Justice Department can prove gross negligence, BP would be hit with billions of dollars more in civil environmental fines. The criminal settlement is separate from any possible settlement of civil fines under the Clean Water Act, which could top out at about $18 billion if gross negligence is proved.
Those are the fines that would be governed by the Restore Act, which dictates that 80 percent be distributed to the Gulf states affected by the spill for environmental protection. But Attorney General Eric Holder said the criminal fines, too, would be distributed to the Gulf states in a similar manner.
BP set aside $38.1 billion to pay for cleanup and damage claims and it said the criminal settlement already caused its costs to surpass its set-aside by about $4 billion. It has only planned to pay less than $5 billion for civil fines, so a finding of gross negligence would set its costs even higher.
"All of us at BP deeply regret the tragic loss of life caused by the Deepwater Horizon accident as well as the impact of the spill on the Gulf coast region," said Bob Dudley, BP's Group Chief Executive.
"From the outset, we stepped up by responding to the spill, paying legitimate claims and funding restoration efforts in the Gulf. We apologize for our role in the accident, and as today's resolution with the U.S. government further reflects, we have accepted responsibility for our actions."
Rather than the local U.S. Attorney's Office, a special team from the Department of Justice in Washington led the case against BP. The settlement is the largest ever assessed for criminal misconduct by a corporation, and Attorney General Eric Holder emphasized the historic size of the settlement during his press conference in New Orleans.
Still, environmental groups roundly criticized the $4 billion in criminal fines as a "slap on the wrist" for BP. They are the largest fines in history, about four times larger than the settlement in the Vioxx pill case. They appear to be basically in line with the size of criminal fines in the previous big oil spill.
The 1989 Exxon Valdez tanker spill in Alaska spilled 11 million gallons of crude and Exxon paid a $125 million criminal fine, which would amount to about $225 million today. The BP spill was 19 times larger than that, and the fine is about 17 times larger.


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The State Department review of the Benghazi terror attack let senior officials off the hook for the policy decisions that led to sub-standard security at the U.S. compound in eastern Libya, according to a draft House committee report obtained by Fox News.
The nearly 100-page report concludes that the State Department's internal review board -- called the Accountability Review Board, or ARB -- was flawed. The report by Republicans on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee alleges the board's probe was not comprehensive, its interviews were not thorough, and the investigation itself may have been damaged by conflicts of interest.
A central finding is that the department, as a result of the board's findings, meted out discipline to four mid-level officials (who were later re-instated anyway), but the board glossed over the actions and decisions of senior-level officials. The report claims the internal review identified many of the security problems with the Benghazi compound, while ignoring who was behind the policy decisions that led to them.
Specifically, the report points to the authorization by Under Secretary for Management Patrick Kennedy to continue operating the ad hoc compound in Benghazi. The interim report found that a December 2011 action memo, prepared by Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman and signed off on by Kennedy, green-lighted the operation. Witnesses told Republican investigators that this decision to run the operation on an ad hoc basis was largely responsible for the inadequate security presence on the ground in Benghazi, not money.
The report also noted that it's unclear which other senior leaders were involved in this decision but said it is likely, based on email evidence, that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's views played a role in the decision-making.
None of the four State Department employees who were disciplined after the ARB was released in December, and later re-instated by Secretary of State John Kerry in August, were responsible for making policy. The draft states that the use of administrative leave was meant to leave the impression of accountability.
A review of congressional testimony and internal State Department memos by Fox News in June found that the policy decision to maintain a presence in Benghazi with substandard security was made at the most senior levels of the State Department by officials who have so far escaped blame -- including Feltman, Kennedy and Clinton.
The draft interim report, which was produced by the Republican majority, states clearly that Clinton wanted to extend the Benghazi operation. I reported that several officials within the Near Eastern Affairs office recalled Clinton's desire to leave the operation in place once the primary diplomatic facility in Tripoli was re-opened.
In the summer of 2012, as security conditions unraveled, with documented attacks on western facilities, a State Department officer who served on the Libya desk said Kennedy was asked about the mission's future, and Kennedy said he would first have to check with Clinton. Based on a conversation between Ambassador Chris Stevens – who was later killed in the attack -- and Clinton, Stevens' deputy Greg Hicks testified it was the former secretary of State's personal goal to have a permanent operation in Benghazi.
State Department Assistant Secretary of State Douglas Frantz said Sunday that the ARB's and State Department's response to Benghazi has been "thorough and transparent."
"In fact, it set a new standard for transparency measured by tens of thousands of pages of documents turned over to Congress, testimony in public and closed hearings and a declassified report for the public," he said. "To suggest anything has been hidden or that accountability has been averted requires willful ignorance of these facts."
"Twisting the facts to advance a political agenda does a disservice to those who lost their lives and those who have devoted the past year to understanding what happened and implementing security procedures to make certain it does not happen again," Frantz added. "The ARB report did not find that any individual willfully ignored his or her responsibilities or engaged in misconduct; it did not find that anyone breached his or her duty so as to be subject to termination or other discipline. It did, however, identify leadership deficiencies on the part of four employees"
Rep. Elijah Cummings, the committee's top Democrat, in a written statement called the report's claims "unsubstantiated accusations."
"This Republican report is not an official Committee report, but rather a completely partisan staff report that the Chairman apparently did not want Committee Members to see before he leaked it to the press. Rather than focusing on the reforms recommended by the ARB, Republicans have politicized the investigation by engaging in a systematic effort to launch unsubstantiated accusations against the Pentagon, the State Department, the President, and now the ARB itself," he said.
But the draft report said that there were other problems with the internal review.
As one example, the co-chairman of the ARB Ambassador Thomas Pickering told investigators that his team had the authority to conduct depositions, and the authority to issue subpoenas. But the Board never used these authorities, instead relying heavily on group and individual interviews.
While the ARB placed blamed on the State Department Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs for "systemic leadership and management deficiencies," the NEA's second in command was only interviewed once, in a group setting. Adm. Mike Mullen, the other co-chairman of the ARB, was asked by congressional investigators why the second in command was not more thoroughly questioned, and according to the draft, Mullen said the official did not seem to bear significant responsibility.
The draft interim report also concluded that the State Department's unwillingness to provide the working documents from the ARB made an independent assessment by the congressional committee difficult. Rather than record or transcribe interviews, the ARB relied on summaries. Mullen said he found the summaries to be accurate.
As for an alleged conflict of interest, the interim draft states that Kennedy, whom the interim report found to bear significant responsibility for the Benghazi policy, oversaw the selection of the ARB staff. Mullen told investigators he considered the staff's familiarity with the State Department to be useful. But in at least one instance, Cheryl Mills, who was Clinton's chief of staff, was given advance warning that her questioning before the ARB would be rough.
The interim report states that members of the House oversight committee, led by Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., will sharpen its focus on the senior State Department officials who drove the policy decisions in Benghazi.
The failure to affix blame above the assistant secretary level could impact future decisions on "expeditionary diplomacy" where diplomats are now operating in areas they would have pulled out of a decade ago. Critics have accused the Obama administration of favoring a light footprint which does not reflect the security conditions on the ground.
The draft interim findings will be released early next week. The House oversight committee has hearings scheduled for Sept. 19.
Fox News' James Rosen contributed to this report.
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The AAF currently operates 36 Mi-17 and 8 Mi-35 helicopters. Such aircraft are essential for the safe movement of troops and supplies in remote regions, which have poor transportation infrastructure, extreme climatic and environmental conditions, and the added risk of attack from insurgents.
The plant in Novosibirsk, established in 1941, has been selected to serve as the main training centre for Afghan maintenance personnel under the project. It has extensive experience in repairing helicopters, as well as a long and successful track record of training maintenance personnel from numerous countries across the globe.
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Training will initially focus on the maintenance of Mi-17s. A specific curriculum, based on three certified courses, has been developed to meet the AAF's needs. It covers specializations such as the maintenance of helicopters engines, armaments, avionics, instrumentation, radio equipment and electrical equipment.
It is expected that a total of some 30 Afghan maintenance personnel will receive training under the project over the next two years. Training will consist of both classroom instruction using a computer-based system and practical, on-the-job training in production units and laboratories. It will be conducted with the help of Dari interpreters and the translation into Dari of all related technical documentation is foreseen.
The training offered under this project is complementary to other aircraft-maintenance capacity-building initiatives underway on the ground in Afghanistan, provided by contractors such as Defense Technology Inc., Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumann.
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The NRC Helicopter Trust Fund project was officially launched in March 2011 at the NRC Ministerial meeting in Berlin with Germany acting as the lead nation and the NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency (NAMSA) serving as the project's executing agent. The project aims to provide the AAF with a much-needed maintenance and repair capacity, including spare parts and technical training.
During his opening statement at the NRC Ministerial meeting in Berlin, Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen underscored the importance of the project. "This is tangible proof that working together brings real security benefits," he said.
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METHUEN, Mass. — An 18-year-old high school senior was arraigned in court Thursday on charges of making terrorist threats on Facebook, among them a boast he'd outdo the carnage of the Boston Marathon bombings.
A judge ordered Cameron B. Dambrosio of Methuen, a suburb 30 miles north of Boston, held without bail. He was arrested Wednesday afternoon.
Dressed in a black t-shirt, gray sweatpants and blue sneakers, the schackled Dambrosio did not speak at his brief court appearance. A probable cause hearing will be held on the charges May 9.
Fellow students at Methuen High School reported Dambrosio had posted "alarming" comments on his Facebook page, including this one: "(Expletive) the Boston bombing, wait til you see what I do. I'm going to be famous."
Three people were killed and more than 270 injured, many gravely, when two homemade bombs exploded near the finish line of the marathon on April 15. The tragedy put Boston on edge for several days, until one suspect was killed in a police shootout and another suspect captured.
Police Chief Joseph Solomon said Dambrosio, who was arrested a year ago on an unrelated assault charge, communicated a general terrorist threat, a crime that could land him in prison for 20 years.
"We have zero tolerance," said Solomon. "We take these very seriously."
Police searched Dambrosio's home Wednesday, turning a computer and Xbox over to state police for analysis. They were also combing through his Facebook postings.
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"It's important to determine how you are going to fish when comparing livewells," says Scott Deal, president of Maverick Boat Company, builder of the Pathfinder bay-boat line. "For example, Texas anglers might fish exclusively with artificials or only live croakers, which are very hardy and don't require as much water. Some guys in Florida, however, are loading up with hundreds of delicate baits like Spanish sardines or pilchards for live-chumming, so capacity and circulation are important. For flexibility, we provide our customers with different lengths of stand pipes to control the water volume. It's crazy to put a couple dozen shrimp or finger mullet in a full 40-gallon livewell."
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Wylie Nagler, president of Yellowfin Yachts, is another builder who pays special attention to keeping baits and trophy fish alive and hardy. Yellowfin offers the 21 Hybrid and 24 Bay models. Both come standard with 35-gallon bait and release wells with ice-blue finishes. Adding recirculation is an option.
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Mussorgsky died in poverty, but he was born to a wealthy landowning family. Under his mother's tutelage, he developed a facility at the piano, but entered a cadet school in preparation for a military career. He joined a choir and discovered Russian church music, which would profoundly influence his later work.
Upon graduation in 1856, Mussorgsky entered the Russian Imperial Guard. That year he started to socialize with the composers Dargomizhsky and Cui, and through them Balakirev, with whom he began composition lessons. During this period he wrote small piano pieces and songs, and after an emotional crisis in 1858 resigned his commission with the intention of composing full-time. He began to go his own way as a composer in 1861, but was preoccupied helping to manage his family's estate. The decline in his family's fortunes led him to accept low-level civil service positions. He joined a commune with other intellectuals and became a proponent of musical Realism, applying the style to his songs. He had difficulty finishing works in larger formats, but his music circulated widely enough that by the late 1860s he was cast with Balakirev, Cui, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Borodin as part of Russia's "Mighty Handful."
Mussorgsky toiled many years at his masterpiece, Boris Godunov, which reflected in music the inflections of Russian speech and met with great success in 1874. That year he also produced his innovative piano suite Pictures at an Exhibition. Yet his heavy drinking led to his dismissal from government service in 1880. Friends offered some financial help and Mussorgsky occasionally accompanied singers at the piano, but his finances and mental state quickly deteriorated. He died in 1881, leaving it to posterity to sort through and complete his unfinished works of unruly genius. Read less
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Alabama head coach Nick Saban says that his players still have good reason to play hard the rest of the season after Alabama's loss to Texas A&M on Saturday.In his post game conference, Saban discussed how the Aggies should be congratulated on the way they played."They played a tremendous game and the certainly outplayed us today," said Saban.The coach expressed that the Aggies have too tough of an offense for the defense to give up 20 points in the first quarter.
"We dug a ditch we couldn't get out of," said Saban about the first quarter.Coach Saban felt that there were too many missed assignments and undisciplined mistakes. It's something he feels falls on his shoulders."That starts with me. I take full responsibility for not having our team more ready to do the things that they needed to do to be more successful in this game," said the coach.Despite the loss, Saban says the players still have good goals to focus on. He cited that two of the three National Championship teams he has coached have had one loss. The Tide still has two games remaining in the regular season and has to win against Auburn to clench the SEC West. If they win, they will go on to play for the SEC title and could still have a shot at the big game."I was really concerned about this week; we seemed out of gas this week..."said Saban. "Hopefully, we'll have a chance to finish with some significance."Copyright 2012 WBRC. All rights reserved.
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Here's what I found shocking about recent investigative reports from Yahoo! Sports about five SEC players receiving illegal benefits and Sports Illustrated's exhaustive look at Oklahoma State's rise to football prominence: Nothing.
Were the pieces troubling? Certainly. Did they expose the unseemly side of college athletes? Surely. Did they point out the corruption we know is present? Definitely.
Admit it: The notion of a true student-athlete is dead. Today's players, especially those who play major college football and basketball, live in a world of big business, where everyone except those who actually play the game is rewarded handsomely.
Noted historian Taylor Branch said big-time college sports have become an extension of the plantation system. Even Walter Byers, who headed the NCAA for 37 years, had similar views about a system where great amounts of money end up in the hands of a few.
David Zirin, the first sports writer at The Nation magazine, shared this telling nugget with Bill Moyers on Moyers and Company last Friday. He endorsed the idea of college athletes getting paid. "I mean, think about it like this. Woody Hayes, he's the coach over at Ohio State (from 1951 to 1978). His last year coaching there, he made $43,000 a year. Today the coach at Ohio State, Urban Meyer, makes $4 million a year as a base salary, $4 million a year."
This is the same Ohio State University where some of the football team's best athletes were suspended for several games because they sold the gifts they received at a bowl game to pay for tattoos. Players sell merchandise and get penalized, while a coach gets a raise equal to about 100 times the salary of his legendary predecessor, and there's hardly a peep. Somebody, thanks to the NCAA, got a raw deal in Columbus.


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Beginning New Year's Day, up to 1 million more low-income adult Illinoisans will be eligible for free health care coverage. Governor Quinn signed it into law on Monday.
He noted that the President's Affordable Care Act promises to cover the state's new costs for three years by providing billions of extra federal dollars.
Supporters of extending Medicaid to this new group -- childless adults -- argue it will save money in the long run by improving their health, reducing their reliance on expensive emergency room care. Critics fear that, before the long run ever arrives, Illinois could be flat-broke busted. The state government is already unable to pay its Medicaid bills on time.
"We're afraid that we won't have enough money to pay for the program," State Rep. Patricia Bellock says.
Hinsdale's Rep. Patti Bellock is skeptical, but Governor Quinn believes Illinois can afford to expand Medicaid to as many as one million more adults, because billions of new federal dollars have been promised by the President's Affordable Care Act. But the President delayed one big part of Obamacare last month, and now, in exchange for raising the national debt limit this fall, some in Washington want to cut the very federal dollars Illinois is already counting.
There are also questions about who exactly will treat hundreds of thousands of new Medicaid patients. Because of Illinois's desperate financial shape, the state has repeatedly slashed what it pays doctors. Rather than lose money, perhaps one-third of local physicians will not accept new Medicaid patients.
"Illinois has the lowest reimbursement rate in the region and one of the lowest in the nation," says Ted Dabrowski of the Illinois Policy Institute. "And so it can't afford to pay doctors and hospitals what it should pay. And that's why doctors and hospitals are cutting back on Medicaid patients."
Democrats and Republicans agree there is a lot of fraud and waste in Medicaid. An evaluation by the US Department of Health and Human Services, though, found that until recently state effort to root it out was disorganized and ineffective. Then, when it turned the job over to a private contractor, the AFSCME union went to arbitration. The union a ruling that the contractor should be fired and that more state employees should be hired to do the anti-fraud work.
"We contended before the arbitrator, and the state couldn't refute it, that, if they hired a hundred more people, we could get the job done," explains Henry Bayer of the AFSCME union.
The law the governor signed does say that, if the Feds do cut their promised 100% reimbursement to a level below 90%, then the Medicaid expansion will be cancelled. There is some fear that the state may not have the legal power to do that.
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ANTWERP – The three county wrestling teams squared off last Thursday at Antwerp in front of a large crowd. Wayne Trace went home with county titles for both the varsity and junior high squads.
In the first dual of the evening, Antwerp faced off against Wayne Trace. Bryce Hall and Jarret Bute would be the only Archers able to notch a win against their south county rivals. Paulding then faced Antwerp and again, Antwerp battled hard, but fell short.
As the anticipation built in the gymnasium, the stage was set for the Panthers and Raiders to wrestle for the bragging rights of county champs. The last dual would pit the NWC champions and Region 17-A fourth seeded Paulding Panthers against GMC runner-up and Region 17-A second seeded Wayne Trace Raiders.
As the squads warmed up, you could feel the tension in the gymnasium with both coaches and squads setting up game plans to become the first county champion. The dual started at heavyweight and Paulding's Sonny Manz pinned WT's Charles Chastain to start the scoring of at 6-0, PHS.


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Agreed,The fact that 75% of people who have heart attacks have "normal" (what the experts say is normal) levels of cholesterol says all you need to know.Mark
I know of some 30-yr olds who died of heart attack. Bet their families care. I also have hit the tennis courts w 80 yo athletes who are 4.0 USTA. You seem to have a narrow point of reference.
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In the streets of New York inspiration comes easy. The streets themselves have become an endless canvas for artists to tag,paste,sticker,stencil,and spray, their way up and down the block.
Shared in this book are a collection of my photos from the New York City streets, showcasing the talent and great lengths a street artist takes in order to leave his or her mark.
Never in my wildest dreams would i ever thought I would become excited when i peer down the city block and spy new scaffolding or construction zones, hoping that it becomes a new breeding ground for new forms of street art. In a way I almost started to develop a heightned sense for hunting out street art like i was on some sort of adventure. At no point can i now walk down a city street and not scan every mailbox,fire hydrant,street sign,alley,stoop,and even the holy grail of them all an abandoned building in search of art.
After seeing beautiful art go up one day and get destroyed the next, I felt the need to share with everyone what I'm fortunate to see everyday living and working in New York City. Hopefully i make it in time to get the shot.
Thanks are in order for mother nature, who on occasion decided that it would be a great day to explore. Lastly a very special thanks goes out to all the street artists who made this book a possibility and continue to inspire me, keep me on my toes, and challenge me to not only find your work but continue to excite me in the process.


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Nordkapp is the northernmost point of the continent of Europe. The 300m (1000ft) high cliffs tower over the sea below - here the Atlantic ocean meets the Artic. Tunneled into the rock behind the cliffs sits Nordkapphallen, a visitor center with a souvenir shop, a post office, and a restaurant/cafe. Most cruises offer a bus transfer from Honningsvag to Nordkapp, a distance of 22 miles (35km).
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The Nordkapp Museum (Nordkappmuseet) is a short walk from the cruise ship quay. The museum showcases the culture and Arctic fishing industry of the region.


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If you troll or drift live baits for wahoo, bluefish, mackerel and other razor-mawed game fish, you've no doubt had a fish make off with the lower half of your offering, missing the hook entirely. Such an occurrence is a bummer with a fish of any size, but when it costs you a tournament-winner or trophy, the effects can be devastating.
Whether the target is wahoo, kingfish, Spanish mackerel or bluefish, there are ways to boost your hook-up numbers with sharp-toothed predators. One tactic is to use a stinger rig consisting of two or three hooks rigged in tandem. However, as elementary as adding a second hook to your bait rigs might seem, it won't do much good unless you understand the concept behind the stinger rig and how to make one.
Choosing Wire
A proven way of coaxing more strikes from any species of game fish is to scale down your terminal gear to make it less visible. For example, when I'm free-lining live yellowtail snapper for big king mackerel in the clear waters of the Bahamas, I use the shortest length of the lightest wire I can and still have a good chance of landing a big fish. As simple as it may seem to use 30- or 40-pound leader, I know that a 40-pound-plus kingfish can sever stainless-steel wire that light. I've had it happen. Therefore, I use No. 6 wire, which is approximately 61-pound test. This wire is still light enough to fool big, wary kings, yet strong enough to survive their jaws.
The length of the main leader is usually around 24 inches, just long enough to prevent a cut-off should the fish strike the head of the bait. I use a No. 4 (130-pound test) SPRO Power Swivel to connect the leader to the fishing line. Power Swivels, incidentally, are smaller than standard swivels of the same strength rating.
To protect the fishing line against contact with the fish or the reef, I tie three feet of 40-pound fluorocarbon to a short Bimini twist in the main line via a Bristol knot. However, if I'm not getting bit and know there's a big king or two around, I cut off the fluorocarbon and double line and tie directly to the stinger rig.
Hook Selection
It makes little sense, visually speaking, to use a light leader and rig it with large hooks.
Whether you decide upon single or treble hooks, they should be small enough to remain inconspicuous, yet strong enough not to straighten under the strain of a big fish. The hook size and style will vary greatly based on the targeted species and type of bait. For example, with goggle-eyes, speedos, blue runners and yellowtail, I opt for a either a 5/0 Octopus or short-shank live-bait hook. Ditto with the stinger hook.
I rarely use treble hooks with live bait, for two reasons: First, since most of the kings we catch are released, a single hook makes removal safer and easier. Second, I don't believe single hooks put me at a disadvantage. If a fish severs the bait and manages to avoid the hook, I can often get a second shot by free-spooling the remains of the bait. Mackerel and wahoo are notorious for slicing off the tail section of a bait and circling back for the remains. Providing your bait is sinking naturally, the fish (or one of its companions) may come back and pick it up. As soon as line begins racing off your reel, engage the drag, wind tight to the fish and set the hook; you're likely to get a solid hook-up.
Joining the Stinger
The method used to connect the stinger leader to the lead hook can make the difference between catching a fish and losing it due to a kink in the wire, a hook turning back into the bait, or a pulled hook. Another concern involves the light stinger wire catching in or slipping through any gap in the hook eye. This threat can be countered by using a hook with a welded eye, or one forged from wire that's strong enough not to open should the stinger wire become wedged in the cavity where the hook eye meets the shank.
King mackerel guru Dave Workman, Jr., who owns Strike-Zone Fishing in Jacksonville, Florida, has an effective way of connecting his stingers. Workman uses a haywire twist to join the lead hook and leader. Then he passes the stinger wire through both the eye of the lead hook and the loop in the main leader. Lastly, he secures the stinger wire with a haywire twist.
Workman explains that by interlocking the loops of the main and stinger leaders, the risk of the stinger wire slipping off the lead hook is eliminated. Furthermore, the loop-to-loop connection enables the lead hook to swing freely, preventing the rig from binding.
Alternative Method
I tend to vacillate between using the stinger rig with interlocking loops and one incorporating a SPRO Power Swivel. With the latter, which I tend to favor when live-baiting for big fish on 20- and 30-pound-class tackle and heavy drags, I start by threading the leader through the eye of the lead hook. I then run the wire through the eye of a No. 4, 130-pound-test SPRO Power Swivel, to which the stinger wire and hook are attached. With the swivel resting on top of the lead hook, I secure the connection with a haywire twist.
What you lose here, as compared to the interlocking-loop method, is insurance against the stinger wire slipping through a gap in the hook eye. Again, it's a very small risk. However, should a fish pounce on the stinger hook, the swivel will counter any torque and help minimize any twisting, binding or kinks. When using bigger baits such as goggle-eyes, runners and speedos, the small Power Swivel isn't prominent enough to warrant concern over its visibility. This is a good setup for prolonged fights with big fish on relatively heavy tackle.


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It's been out on the market a while, but recently I got around to having my first taste of the Samuel Adams coffee stout. It's always sounded like an interesting combination to me, as it manages to combine two of my favorite drinks in one. I've long been a coffee lover, and every day is started with me warming up my Nespresso pixie espresso machine, so I can pour myself a shot.
Here's what Samuel Adams have to say about their coffee stout:
"Our coffee stout is a dark brew that combines roasted coffee with a rich, full-bodied stout. For the authentic coffee flavor, we use 1.5 pounds of Sumatran coffee beans per barrel, added late in the brewing process to provide the most flavor possible. This brew finishes with underlying roasty notes of chocolate, caramel, and dark fruit from our select blend of malts."
And then there is this, more specifically about the coffee input:
"The Sumatran coffee beans are roasted to nearly an espresso level roast to ensure the strong coffee character. It is added late in the brewing cycle to capture the most flavor possible."
This certainly sounded good to me, as Sumatran espresso is my favorite kind. The Samuel Adams coffee stout is similar in style to traditional English stouts, and it has quite a full bodied flavor. The coffee taste is very noticeable, and maybe is just a little too strong in the mix in my opinion. There is also a subtle hop flavor and aroma, which helps somewhat to balance out the complex flavors of the coffee and malt. The bitterness of the drink was nicely in balance, with a nice sweet edge making its presence felt. There are definite tastes of chocolate and nut, with a strong roasted flavor. Mouthfeel reveals quite a high level of carbonation.
Overall, I think it still needs a bit more work. There's potential there, but I think the overall balance of the flavors is not quite right. I think maybe toning down the coffee slightly would result in a better tasting stout. I notice that it has received similarly luke warm reviews from other people who have posted about it online. If Samuel Adams want this one to really take off, then I think they are going to have to give it a bit more thought and experiment further with getting the right mix. At the moment I can definitely take it or leave it, and probably won't be rushing out to buy more.


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