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BRATTLEBORO A 24-year-old Brattleboro man pleaded innocent Monday to charges that he fired a weapon at another Brattleboro man Sunday night.
Reginald Derisne was arrested by Brattleboro police shortly after the incident at Moore Court, a housing development in downtown Brattleboro. No one was hurt in the incident.
Derisne was charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a weapon, reckless endangerment, and driving while under the influence, as well as giving false information to a police officer, and several counts of violating conditions of release from an earlier domestic violence case.
According to court records, Judge Katherine Hayes ordered Derisne held for lack of $75,000 bail, and he was also ordered not to have any contact with his alleged victim.MORE IN This Just InTOWNSHEND — A 26-year-old Townshend man shot his off-again, on-again girlfriend late... Full StoryA Rutland jury has returned a verdict in favor of a retired obstetrician and Rutland Regional... Full Story
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Beautiful home - short walk to beach - walking distance to restaurants, convenience store and bait/tackle.
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One and a half blocks from the beach
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Bird watching (Audobon Society)
Surf casting(Visit Plum Island Surfcasters just down the street)
Fishing trips
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Sunset cruises
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Downtown Newburyport - lots of shops and restaurants
* Plum Island Grille (walking distance)
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My husband and I recently spent three days in Prague, Czech Republic. We had never been there so we hired private guide and native Dana Jungrova. She took us on a different walking tour each day. The first day we toured the Old Town section of the city. The second day we walked the Castle District, and the third day she took us to the Jewish section of Prague. She was knowledgeable and presented the city in an interesting manner. The first two tours were three hours long and the third tour was 1 1/2 hours long, at a cost of about $40 an hour. She also told us about the best places to eat and listen to music. She made sure that our experience was one we would remember always.
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The Huntington Gardens says today may be the day that its corpse flower opens, marking only the fifth time the plant has bloomed since 1999. The plant that emits a powerful stinky odor has grown to a height of 5 feet 3 inches as of Friday and shows signs of popping.
"The continued slow-down of upward growth combined with a visibly swelling girth are good signs that the corpse flower is almost ready for showtime," the Huntington posted on its Facebook page late this morning. "Today might be the day!"
Experts at the gardens in San Marino most recently predicted bloom time to be between Friday and Sunday. The Huntington has been watching the plant and waiting for it to unfold since last week.
Seeing a Titan Arum, or corpse plant, is rare and mysterious, experts say. The Huntington has been watching and waiting since last week. Since then, it was put on display at the entrance to the conservancy, and visitors have come by to snap photos and selfies.
When the plant opens, its ruffle of red...Read more
As part of a multi-year Fright Fest expansion, Six Flags Magic Mountain will add more monsters, better mazes and additional nights to the annual Halloween event.
In hopes of keeping up with the twin beasts of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood and Halloween Haunt at Knott's Berry Farm, Magic Mountain's Fright Fest 2014 will add three promising new mazes and remove the last of the camouflage-covered ride queue mazes that came to represent the annual event's low-water mark.
Magic Mountain's revamp of Fright Fest began in 2011 with the addition of Aftermath, a massive outdoor maze that significantly raised the bar for quality.
A complete renovation of the perennial Willoughby's Haunted Mansion in 2012 saw the addition of elaborate visual effects and improved props and sets to a haunted maze that had grown tired and predictable over the years.
Last year's "new" marquee maze proved a massive disappointment, with Toyz of Terror amounting to little more than a fresh coat...Read more
Your ticket to paradise just got a little less expensive: EVA Air is offering a round-trip ticket from LAX for $855, including all taxes and fees, to Denpasar, the capital of Bali, Indonesia.
Bali is about a mile from the island of Java but a world away. Unlike the rest of Indonesia, which is Muslim, Bali is Hindu, and life on the island reflects that, with numerous places of worship and contemplation. The arts are important too; singing, dancing, crafts and poetry are also part of life there.
There's little time to think over whether you want to make this trip: You must depart between Oct. 13 and Nov. 27, and you may not stay longer than two months. The fare is subject to availability.
Info: EVA Air (800) 695-1188
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Los Angeles takes a page from New York City in kicking off its first Hotel Week this fall. Bargain hunters will find rooms for $200 to $300 a night at select Southern California venues that are usually priced much higher.
Despite the name, the promotion lasts longer than a week -- and will be reprised in Manhattan this winter.
The deal: The promotion is intended to fill rooms at the time of the year when hotel occupancy is lower -- before and after the winter holidays. If you feel like an off-season stay, New York marks its fourth Hotel Week this January with more than 25 hotels participating. In L.A., 14 properties are offering discounts.
Here's how it works: The Hotel Week website lists venues and room prices during the booking period (see below). Reserve online using promotion codes listed on the website or call to get the deal.
When: Hotel Week in Los Angeles runs from Nov. 29 to Dec. 14 and in New York City from Jan. 3 to 18. Room prices are based on availability.
Tested: I...Read more
Almost 35 million Americans are expected to travel on Labor Day weekend, an increase of 1.3% from 2013. The small year-over-year increase doesn't mean airports and freeways won't be crowded. AAA Travel says 2014 will see the highest volume of holiday travelers since the 2008 recession.
"Consumer spending continues to outpace disposable income, indicating that Americans are comfortable using their credit cards to take one last summer vacation this year," Marshall L. Doney, AAA chief operating officer, said in a statement.
Of those holiday travelers, 86% will go by car and 8% will fly. AAA based its forecast on trips of 50 miles or more from home between Thursday and Sept. 1.
Airlines for America says the number of fliers will increase 2% to 14 million, up from 13.8 million, but it counts the holiday as seven days, beginning Wednesday and concluding Sept. 2.
Travelers can expect to pay less for gas -- prices in early August were lowest since 2010 -- and about the same price for car...Read more
Big Bear gets a jump start on snow season with the 11th Annual Hot Dawgz & Hand Rails snowboarding event Sept. 27 at Bear Mountain.
Snowboarding in September? Well, thanks to 140 tons of ice that will be brought in for the event. Admission is free, and gates open at 9 a.m.
The competition, which starts at 2 p.m., showcases 40 top professional snowboarders from all over the world on a course coated with chipped ice. Bear Mountain calls it a "sprawling urban-style layout."
Judges for the competition include Bear Mountain professional team riders Joe Sexton, Chris Bradshaw, Scott Stevens and special guest judges to be announced.
In addition to watching the snowboarders, spectators can take part in a variety of games, enjoy live DJs and pick up promotional products.
"We're very excited about hosting the largest winter kickoff event of the year," said marketing director Rio Tanbara.
Hot Dawgz & Hand Rails offers the final opportunity to purchase a 2014-2015 winter season pass for Bear...Read more
Summer may be winding down, but you still have plenty of time to submit your summer vacation photos for the L.A. Times' annual summer vacation issue. The print edition will be Sept. 21; many more photos will appear online.
We first asked readers in June to share their photos, and since then, they've been rolling in from areas as varied as La Jolla and Vietnam, Belize and Alaska.
And the photographers are as varied as their photos. In the submission guidelines, we asked that all photographers be amateurs, but we didn't quite expect entries from readers so young.
Here, then, are some of our favorite submissions from young readers. They might be amateurs now, but based on the quality of these photos, we're not sure how much longer that will be the case.
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Manhattan Beach resident Nicholas Thomson was on a family vacation to Lake Powell, which straddles the border between Utah and Arizona, that he says was more than a little hectic.
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The Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood will add something new to its fancy pool deck this fall: writers.
The hotel has planned four Sunday salons at which guests and the public can come for readings and conversations with popular authors.
Read@SunsetMarquis events organized with the Agency Group are free and a lovely way to spend a day at the hotel's gardens and pool (no swimming, though). The hotel at 1200 Alta Loma Road has played host to rock 'n' roll stars since it opened in 1963 and says on its website that it also has served as a "peaceful retreat" for writers.
First up is Matthew Specktor, founding editor of the Los Angeles Review of Books, who kicks off the series Sept. 7 with a very Hollywood story. He'll be discussing "American Dream Machine," his book about fictional Hollywood talent agencies from the '60s and '70s and the power struggles that ensue.
Asa Akira on Oct. 5 will discuss her memoir, "Insatiable: Porn — A Love Story," which details her adult film acting career....Read more
Great food is part of the Las Vegas experience and Restaurant Week provides an opportunity to savor some fine fare while helping a charity.
More than 150 restaurants featuring a variety of cuisines will participate Aug. 22-28. Proceeds help support Three Square, Southern Nevada's only food bank.
Las Vegas Restaurant Week, now in its eighth year, offers diners the opportunity to enjoy prix fixe, three-course lunches and dinners at prices from $20.14 to $50.14.
For each meal sold, restaurants will donate between $4 and $6 to Three Square. Since Restaurant Week began in 2007, it has raised more than $850,000 for the food bank.
Most of the restaurants have previously participated in the event, and most are along the Strip. They include:
--Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas
--Mesa Grill at Caesars Palace
--Rose Rabbit Lie at Cosmopolitan
--The Steak House at Circus Circus
--Top of the World at Stratosphere
The twice-yearly event will feature 11 newcomers this month.
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More than a dozen tall ships and a six-story-high Rubber Duck are scheduled to sail into Los Angeles' harbor at 2 p.m. Wednesday (today) at the start of the Tall Ships Festival L.A.
The duck, an inflatable art project that's turned up in cities around the world, will lead the parade.
Before the event begins, ships are to gather around noon in the waters off Point Fermin Park at South Gaffey Street and Paseo del Mar before sailing into the main channel.
Best high points to watch the action: Point Fermin and Angeles Gate Park at the Korean Bell (Gaffey and 37th streets). Both should offer good views of the lineup.
Closer to the water, visitors can go to Ports O' Call Village, where it costs $5 to park (enter from Harbor Boulevard and 6th Street) or buy a ticket ($15 to $19) to enter the Festival Grounds and get a dockside view.
Rubber Duck, created by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, will be "tethered to a heavy round barge" to keep it from blowing away and will be illuminated until 11...Read more


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7:46pm Monday 14th May 2012 in Motoring Blogs By Craig Styles
World Super Bikes arrive at Donington Park for the European Round of the FIM World Championship.
With Excellent weather all weekend and the hope of some British riders on the podium we were not disappointed.
BMW's looking strong for most of the practice sessions we were in for some fantastic racing this weekend.
The Donington Park Circuit Held the First Ever FIM Superbike World Championship event back in 1998 which saw British Rider Rodger Burnett take pole position, a truly Bikers track but nobody can forget the Great Ayrton Senna four wheel F1 win in 1993.
With such a great atmosphere all weekend it made Donington a fantastic place to watch World Superbikes.
Race 1 was a fantastic result for the Brits with Leon Haslam and Tom Sykes taking second and third but the winner was the Italian Marco Melandri with his superb BMW machine.
The last race of the day was brilliant Jonathan Rea taking the chequered flag for his Honda team followed by Max Biaggi and his second time on the podium this weekend for third place rider Tom Sykes.
Great Weekend lots of action superb venue for World Super Bikes next round is at Miller in USA on May 28th.
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With so many Brits in the top 7 and winning the Supersport race it is testament to just how good the British Superbike series is as a leg up to more senior racing, not forgetting that Crutchlow is also looking good in Moto GP.
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A 14 News update on a home invasion robbery investigation and deadly crash in Vanderburgh County.
A grand jury has indicted the homeowner involved in that crash on Big Cynthiana Road on several charges, including murder.
That grand jury indictment came down around 9:00 a.m. Friday.
Ira Beumer has officially been indicted on charges of murder, attempted murder and aggravated battery.
The indictment comes as a result of that crash on Big Cynthiana Road in February.
"This is the most traumatic thing I've ever dealt with in my life," Beumer told 14 News.
In a 14 News interview in February, Beumer told us a group of men surprised him outside his home on Big Cynthiana Road around 2:30 a.m., forced him inside and robbed him at gunpoint.
Beumer said the men threatened to kill him and his wife.
"I was just in fear for my family. I thought that we were indeed going to die," Beumer said.
When the men left, Beumer says he thought they may have taken his 12-year-old daughter with them.
"I started to follow them and they hit this sweeping curb, lost control of their vehicle, went into a yard. Created a huge dust cloud and they had come back onto the road, and that's when we collided," Beumer told us in February.
One of the alleged robbers died in the crash, another was critically injured.
In the crash report from the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office, Beumer is quoted as saying to a deputy "I rammed them, I was trying to kill them."
Then later in the report, it says Beumer stated he did not intentionally collide into the rear of the other vehicle.
All of this led to a grand jury indictment unsealed early Friday morning.
The Vanderburgh County Prosecutor's Office won't say much about what many see as a controversial indictment, for legal reasons.
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Beumer turned himself in to authorities Friday and is now being held in the Vanderburgh County Jail.
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Jared Allen is not signed beyond this year, and I think that has a direct relationship to the lack of a leader on the DEF. When you don't think the team wants you, and you might be elsewhere soon, its hard to buy into the system and inspire your team. You instead become obsessed with looking good to entice other teams. With this DEF, playing for yourself doesn't help anyone. If the Vikings plan on keeping Allen, we need to sign him NOW and tell him to LEAD his team, no excuses.
I asked in another thread if there is anything we can expect on the good side from Ponder, and even those not ready to cut the guy had very little upside in his future; he might catch on and fix his problems, but he won't do that with the Vikings. As such, its time to see if Cassel is just another punk, and if so, look to next year's draft. My point here is we know what we have currently with Ponder; it will NOT get better. Lets salvage what we can from this season and see if Cassel can at least get our OL to block for AD.
BTW...this is the second week in a row where we had the lead with less than 4 minutes on the clock, and should have been running the ball and the clock out; instead, we were passing and CALLING TIMEOUTS!! I've never seen such time-mismanagement in my life.
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So I'm trying to analyze this game the morning after with an open mind, and I am struggling to pin point any one problem...in fact, it seems the whole team has problems and its such a mess that fixing it looks impossible at this point.
The OL may be the worst of it. WTF!??? How the hell did they regress so much in one off season? This was a strength last year and they've already allowed 10 sacks (tied for 6th worst) not to mention pressure on almost every single passing play. Ponder is far from perfect, but he could sure use a lot less pressure in his face consistently. As if that wasn't bad enough, even Peterson is struggling to find an open lane as evidenced by his lowest averages both rushing and receiving in his entire career. On top of that, he has already matched last year's lost fumble total.
Back to pondering the Ponder, his QB rating is worse than all but the Jets, Bucs and Jags...thanks to yesterday, even the Browns have a better team QB rating through 3 games. He can throw a beautiful, accurate pass from time to time but is super inconsistent and way off more than not. Tho he is still completing about 60% of his throws (thanks to incredible catches of off target throws by our WRs), and has improved his average yards/pass play to the middle of the NFL, it is clearly not enough.
Three games in a row, the defense has gotten us turnovers and given us the lead late in the game only to suffer 3 and outs and redzone stops on offense, putting our Defense back on the field with their backs against the wall, over and over and over. On a side note, Marcus Sherels actually played a hell of a game, doing his best Winfield impression a few times on big stops. But a 5'10" DB won't be able to stop a 6'4" TE every down.
In short, it looks like this team wants to do just enough to keep it close, but isn't willing to put it all on field and make a 'W' happen, and that points to the coaches not doing enough to rally the troops. Maybe we would be better off with a more in your face guy like Singletary, but I feel more of the problem is offensive where the play calling is too boring, too predictable, and really, too old school to succeed in today's NFL. Mostly, I think we need some new ideas on offense and it sure don't look like its going to come from Musgrave.Control the line, control the time, and give your D a chance to shine!!
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"So my daughter is laying here under me and just out the blue she says...I can't believe you lost to the Browns Daddy! Smh" Tweeted by AD Peterson last night. 'Nuff said...
I'm still trying to get over the fact that we lost to the Browns at home!
Anyway.... I know it's easy to blame Ponder for everything. But in my opinion we are simply giving up too many points. We're giving up 32 points a game so far this season. Our team is not built to win high scoring games. Scoring 27 points against the Browns should have been enough to get a W.Skol!
Go Vikings!
We used to have a team full of criminals and apathetic ownership. Now we have owners who are criminals and the team is apathetic.
Losses like this used to eat me up inside when they happened. now I pretty much expect they will happen and at this point when they do I find myself not caring one way or the other. When the Browns were driving at the end of the game I knew we would lose the game and to be honest it didn't bother me any more.


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Thank you (and Shirley) for all of your years of service to our community. You have been a diligent and wise representative of the citizen whom you serve.
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Pleasee Atherton, hold a special election. There is a long an sordid history of appointing councilmembers and Supervisors in various mid-Peninsula jurisdictions. Democracy (with a small "d")- i.e. voter choice -- is the way to go. Goodness knows Atherton has already had more than its chare of black eyes and needless political insider/back-room intrigue. An appointment would be moving in the wrong direction! Sunshine is the best disinfectant... Trust the voters!
on Apr 18, 2013 at 1:38 pm
Greg Conlon, who finished 3rd by 200 votes, would be a good choice.


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The eight-race Thursday program offers a few challenges for rolling exotic players and contains a couple of price opportunities in the Pick-6 sequence.
In the opener, #4 Stanwyck has been a money burner so far in her brief career and very likely will be a short priced favorite again today. Giacomo's half-sister will try conventional dirt for the first time and there's no reason she won't handle it, but at 4/5 on the morning line there's very little value to be had. #5 Kelsa was far back in her only outing but reportedly has looked much better in the morning since that race for Mullins. She has potential that most of the others in here don't have, so let's use her in our rolling exotics along with the favorite.
#2 Zoom Bag didn't earn a fancy figure when winning his debut and the runner-up was well-beaten in his next outing, so we're not quite sure what to make of what was otherwise a fairly decent maiden claiming win. However, the rest of this second race starter's allowance group looks ordinary at best, so let's stick with Carava's colt and hope that he can produce the last run once again.
The morning line favorite in the third race, a one mile turf affair, is #5 Money Talker and he certainly can win, but he's a six race maiden so let's try to beat him with higher ceiling-types. #3 Song of Honor is a first timer bred for turf on both sides of his pedigree, and a recent fast gate drill indicates her has at least some ability. At 8-1 on the morning line he's worth tossing in. #4 Mr T Bird is improving with racing, has worked nicely since his last outing and figures to make another forward move today. Nakatani should have him on or near the lead throughout. #6 Tiznow Or Then is a first time Lasix user trying turf for the first time and is another very likely to improve for good trainer Ellis. He exits a pair of productive heats and seems better than the lines will show. Let's slightly prefer Tiznow Or Then on top while tripling the race in our rolling exotics.
In the fourth race, #3 Dylan Donnelly drops into a claimer for the first time and looks ready to graduate. He's a strong fit in the speed figure department and continues to look sharp in the morning, so we're expecting the Mitchell-trained gelding to produce the last run. We'll also toss in #5 Bipartisan, first off the claim for Hendricks and showing a bullet six furlong work for his new connections. He's also a second-off-a-layoff play and has the style to improve over a distance of ground.
The fifth race is a lackluster bottom rung claiming sprint for older fillies and mares; nothing in here can be deemed trustworthy. We'll go three deep and hope that's enough but if you'd like spread even more, go right ahead. #5 Memo to Kathy looks off form but she's adding blinkers for the first time so maybe that will wake her up. On her best day, she's more than good enough. #6 Warren's Passion ran away and hid from maiden claimers at Pomona and earned a nice figure doing so; if she can duplicate that effort on the big track she'll be tough right back. #7Ebo's Lover chased tougher recently and should improve enough in this softer spot to at least pose a threat. We'll put Warren's Passion on top without any great conviction.
#1 Jay's Firetruck is a nine race maiden but he did perk up to finish second in a bit tougher spot at Del Mar and has been freshened since then. He's been looking good in the morning and in the sixth race should draft into a favorable ground-saving, pace-stalking position. Let's put him on top but also use #6 Surely Swift, a first time blinker play for Gallagher and fresh from a runner-up try with a career top speed figure here last month, and #8 He Makes It Rain, a class dropper from the Gaines barn and stretching out for the first time.
In today's featured seventh race, #5 Smokey Lonesome, a solid second under similar conditions here last month, has trained well in the interim and should be primed for another big effort. First or second in four of six starts over this course, he'll be doing his best work in the final furlong once again. However, we'll strongly prefer#6 Sweet Swap, who was an eye-opening winner vs. softer down the hill last month and has trained splendidly since. He's a full brother to Sidney's Candy) and we're expecting him to be a stakes type in due time.
#4 R Doubleday has little to beat in the finale, a bottom rung abbreviated maiden claiming sprint for fillies and mares. Freshened since early August but training like she's fit and ready, the Pender-trained filly has hit the board in all three starts and has earned speed figures better than par for this level. Talamo returns and should have this daughter of Five Star Day on or near the lead throughout as a short priced rolling exotic single.


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Commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of the Wassenaar Arrangement
Introductory speech by Austrian State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Dr. Hans Winkler Vienna, 7 December 2006
Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen,
I would like to welcome you here in the premises of the Austrian Federal Ministry for Foreign Affairs in order to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Wassenaar Arrangement on Export Controls for Conventional Arms and Dual-Use Goods and Technologies. I wish to extend a special welcome to the representatives of other organisations and institutions as well as to the media. Let me express my great appreciation to Ambassador Sune Danielsson for his commitment and the valuable services he has rendered to the Wassenaar Arrangement in his capacity as Head of the Secretariat during the past four years.
The objective of this event is to make the crucial role of the Wassenaar Arrangement in strengthening international security more visible and understandable to the world outside the Arrangement. Being the host country of the Wassenaar Arrangement's permanent Secretariat since 1996, Austria has been following since a long-time an active policy in strengthening multilateral non-proliferation and disarmament instruments.
Over the past fifteen years the world's security environment has undergone profound changes. Let me highlight two developments which seem to me to be of particular importance.
First, the international community has made the non-proliferation of weapons a top priority issue. As a result, export control regimes like the Wassenaar Arrangement nowadays play an increasingly important role in the fight against uncontrolled arms proliferation. In fact, export control regimes can be considered as instruments which put non-proliferation efforts into practice.
Second, in addition to the persistent concerns about weapons of mass destruction and their proliferation, the international community is facing new challenges through a growing number of regional conflicts and the international terrorism. Although the effects of a terrorist attack could be maximised easily by using weapons of mass destruction, it is noteworthy that, for the time being, most attacks have been committed through the use of conventional arms. The uncontrolled transfer of conventional arms - often referred to as "weapons of factual destruction" - poses a serious challenge. One particularly lethal and inexpensive weapon used by terrorists is the so called Man Portable Air Defence System (MANPADS). This missile has already been used against civilian airplanes in the past and is able to kill hundreds of people all at once.
While Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) - including MANPADS - are only one category of conventional arms, they currently cause the greatest devastation in many regions of the world. Let me quote the UN Secretary General Kofi Annan who declared in his address to the SALW Review Conference in June 2006 that "these weapons may be small, but they cause mass destruction". In fact, through these arms and weapons more than 500.000 people are killed every year - approximately 1.400 per day. The vast majority of victims are civilians. The fight against the illicit trade of Small Arms and Light Weapons has become even more urgent in the context of the intensified international action against terrorism.
In view of these threats posed by the uncontrolled spread of conventional arms an efficient international export control system is of utmost importance. The Wassenaar Arrangement was established at Wassenaar, a village near The Hague in the Netherlands, in December 1995. In April 1996, the inaugural Plenary Meeting was held in Vienna. The first regular Plenary Meeting took place in December 1996, exactly 10 years ago.
The Wassenaar Arrangement's objective is to contribute to regional and international security and stability by promoting transparency and greater responsibility in the transfer of conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies - thus preventing destabilising accumulations. Currently 40 Participating States seek, through their national policies, to ensure that transfers of these items do not contribute to the development or enhancement of military capabilities which could undermine these goals.
The Wassenaar Arrangement, which is not directed against any state or any group of states, complements and reinforces the other existing control regimes for weapons of mass destruction and their delivery systems. I would like to mention here the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) and the Zangger Committee (ZC) for nuclear weapons, the Australia Group (AG) for chemical and biological weapons and the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).
In 2001, the Participating States committed the Arrangement to prevent terrorist groups and individuals from acquiring conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies. In other words, the Wassenaar Arrangement uses export controls also as a mean to combat terrorism. In my opinion, it is very encouraging that all the Participating States reaffirm - in a Ministerial Statement which will be presented in the course of this event - the importance of the Arrangement's role as a pillar of multilateral efforts towards peace and stability.
Ten years ago, the Participating States decided to establish the Secretariat of the Wassenaar Arrangement in Vienna to provide the necessary operational and logistical support. The Secretariat represents the institutional memory of the Arrangement, assists the rotating Chair in preparing the meetings of the Plenary and the subsidiary bodies and plays an important role in conducting outreach activities with non Participating States and international organizations. Most of the Arrangement's meetings are held in the premises of the Secretariat. In this context, I would like to stress that the Wassenaar Arrangement is the only export control regime which has a permanent Secretariat at its disposal.
Austria is proud to host this Secretariat in addition to the IAEA, the CTBTO, the OSCE and the HCOC. As a matter of fact, the Wassenaar Arrangement has further strengthened the role of Vienna as a centre of international non-proliferation efforts. When we also take into account the Vienna based United Nations units engaged in the fight against terrorism - such as the Terrorism-Prevention-Branch and the Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention - Vienna can be considered THE host city of international organisations in the field of security.
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(WMC-TV) – Fourteen people who are passionate about Memphis, quitting, bitter beer, and a variety of other things took the stage Tuesday evening to light a fire in others.
The sixth Ignite Memphis was held at Crosstown Arts. Each speaker had five minutes to talk about whatever their hearts' desired. What's the catch? They had to do it with 20 PowerPoint slides – and only 15 seconds per slide.
Organizers said the turnout at Tuesday's event was the best they have seen yet. And with the use of the official hashtag #IgniteMem, it is not hard to find out what the audience thought about the event.
"Loved my first #ignitemem. @JonMcIntosh and @LaurenSquires were awesome. Simple words can carry a strong message of renewal," said first-timer Wes Milligan.
Out of dozens of submissions, eight presentation proposals were chosen.
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Lauren talked to the packed room about how one person sharing a story can change the world. She reminded the audience that the stories they share, whether it be with their friends at lunch or on their own Facebook pages, tell the world what is important to them.
A funny reference to the high number of pageviews this particular story caught the audience's attention – and showed the audience that, truly, what they read and share does reflect on what they find important.
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Dustin Cann and Michael Hughes teamed up to tell people why they should give bitter beers a shot.
"Enough of the inspirational stories, we're gonna get you drunk," said Cann as the duo's presentation got underway. It was an appropriate statement considering the open bar that came with the purchase of a ticket to the event.
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The event, which was promoted primarily on social media networks, sold out.
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Aaron Hernandez prison letter declares his innocence
Not only does former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez claim he's innocent in the murder of Odin Lloyd, but he's going to prove "all the haters and down talkers wrong."
A letter sold to website TMZ.com shows Hernandez responding to another letter sent from a penpal identified as Karl, who was previously in the same prison.
Declaring his innocence in the murder of the semi-professional football player, Hernandez still believes he's a "great person."
"I know 'God' has a plan for me and something good will come out of this," Hernandez wrote. "I've always been a great person an (sic) known for having an amazing heart!"
Karl also sent Hernandez several photos of his girlfriend and daughter to post on the wall of his cell.
Hernandez signed the letter with his former Patriots number, 81. He added "Can't wait to sign this again when I'm playing again and prove all the haters and down talkers WRONG."
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I'm building a website about a sport and want to create a database with it's championships, both previous, current and future. It should contain teams, players, games and championships (groups with playoffs). Where I want to be able to collect info from it without typing and looking up the info, for example a teams best world cup placement, two teams previous games against each other, upcoming games for the championship etc...
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Or can I create a database that I can link internaly (players to teams, teams to championships) and bring info from with a shortcode?
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I'm not so skilled in either MySQL or PHP. Is there any good interfaces that can help me do this?


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Students voted last week, resulting in a runoff between two candidates, Andrew Poweel and Emilio Vicente.
Vicente, who's lived in North Carolina since he was six years old, says he is the first openly gay and undocumented immigrant to run for the office.
Despite growing up in North Carolina, Vicente is listed as an international student, therefore paying a higher tuition cost.
"Win or lose, I hope this continues to drive the conversation of there needs to be reform in the immigration system," Vicente told WNCN last week. "We need to fix the immigration system."
The campus election has even grabbed the attention of actress Eva Longoria.
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Near a lazy creek in northwest Missouri, a pile of chewed red apples waits on a stump as an offering to hungry deer. The apples' bright red skin, along with the burgundy splotches of poison ivy rusting in the fall, stands out in this part of the state.
So does the camouflage-colored camera recording all who pass by.
This is not a typical farm. This is wildlife habitat, a savings account for soil and a hunter's paradise, supported by the Conservation Reserve Program, or CRP. The program is a component of the federal Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008, also known as the Farm Bill.
The bill expired on Sept. 30 due to political fighting, taking the CRP along with it and leaving uncertainty about farm conservation programs in its wake.
The Farm Bill is a complex piece of policy covering a broad range of issues, including energy, agriculture, nutrition and the environment. Private land conservation was the first of these to come to a standstill.
The CRP began in the 1950s to protect erodible farm soils. Today, the federal government pays landowners per acre to convert agricultural land into suitable wildlife habitat. The amount they receive depends on their soil's productivity and the cash-rent rate for land in their area.
Vance Vanderwerken, the landowner who installed the camera, said he has about 100 acres enrolled in the program. Vanderwerken is an elementary school principal in Savannah, Mo., and has saved most of his life to be able to buy his land.
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"I'm an outdoorsman," Vanderwerken said. "Right now, I feel like this is the best thing I could do for this farm."
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Goods exported from West Virginia continue to make up a significant portion of the nation's gross domestic product.
That was one of the points Jose "Zito" Sartarelli, Milan Puskar dean of the West Virginia University College of Business and Economics, made Nov. 15 at the school's annual Economic Outlook Conference in Charleston. Sartarelli pointed out that there are some good and bad things about exporting, especially to Europe.
"As soon as that Euro-zone slows down and is not growing any longer, our exports suffer," he said.
West Virginia's economy totals $65 billion, Sartarelli said. Revenues from his former employer, Johnson & Johnson, total $67 billion. And West Virginia's exports total more than the U.S as a whole.
"We are exporting this year about $13-$14 billion, so a significant portion of GDP is exports," he said. "That's a lot higher than the U.S. as a whole."
U.S. exports total about $2 billion, and coal makes up more than 50 percent of goods exported. Because West Virginia is the second-highest coal producing state, Sartarelli said it is important coal companies become export savvy. He said the WVU College of Business and Economics has implemented programs to help business owners learn more about exporting.
Countries around the world depend on West Virginia's metallurgical coal for their steel industries. Countries such as Canada, China, Brazil, India, Italy and Ukraine are some of the biggest importers of West Virginia coal, making the state competitive on a global scale.
"Some of these countries are in major markets, others are not," Sartarelli said. "These are developing economies. What you're going to find is developing economies will continue pulling in our exports. Other countries, not as much because they're in recession or close to recession."
Some of those developing economies, such as Japan, Brazil and China, felt little to no effect of the 2009 Great Recession, Sartarelli said. Those countries are expected to remain at 5 percent to 6 percent of GDP over the next couple of years.