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Councillors back plan to revive our high streets by reducing business rates
10:57am Friday 23rd May 2014 in News By Emma Walker, Reporter
A MOVE to breathe new life into towns and villages in West Dorset has been backed by councillors.
West Dorset District Council agreed that businesses should get money off their rates if they move into shops that have been empty for more than a year.
It is hoped that the introduction of Business Rates Reoccupation Relief, which was approved by the district council's executive committee, will attract new businesses and jobs to the area.
Robert Gould, leader of West Dorset District Council, said: "We are keen to do all we can to support West Dorset's businesses.
"We want our towns and villages to go on thriving and I am very pleased we can help them.
"Nationally 14 per cent of shops are empty.
He added: "In West Dorset we are confident that our high streets are still doing fairly well.
"We are lucky to have so many great independent shops and locally-run businesses.
"I hope this move will encourage even more to start trading."
Under the government-funded scheme, businesses that qualify will be given a 50 per cent discount on their rates for 18 months.
Business Rates Reoccupation Relief will be available to businesses that move into previously long term empty premises, which were mainly used for retail before they closed down.
In order to qualify, traders will need to have moved in between 1 April 2014 and March 31 2016.
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Back in February the world met the Cara bags for the first time, when her Mulberry collection was announced at London Fashion Week. Since then Cara has had her Mulbs backpacks glued to her shoulders and has posted several Instagrams of her bunny Cecil tucked into her bags.
As we're gearing up for collection to go on sale in September, our friends at Mulberry HQ have released a video following Cara's journery to create her collection. It makes it clear she hasn't just put her name to something, but was very involved in the design process. We even see her sitting at a sewing machine at Mulberry's flagship factory in Somerset.
Cara talks through her inspiration for the collection, explaining that above all your bag "needs to match your lifestyle." She said: "Fashion I grew into and it became part of my life. At school my friends had handbags and I always used more like a sack and it had holes in it - it was never good, never practical. When I got my first Mulberry handbag it worked, but I needed more practicalness." She explains that she needed a bag for all her different hobbies - space for her drum sticks and scripts perhaps?
In the video we watch her travel from London to Mulberry's flagship factory in Somerset. She may have grown up in London, but she has a soft spot for the English countryside as she went to school out of town. Cara explains: "I love the countryside. I went to school in the country and there was nothing like it - baking bread, rearing sheep, building fences, running around the forest." Not your average comp then, eh.
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I rarely feel compelled to write a review but this stay really was unimpressive, especially based on the Metro's high-end image and price. Despite an advanced reservation in which I was assured a certain style of suite layout, we ended up in a "conference room" suite, so most of the space in the room was devoted to a potential business meeting, despite my booking a romance package - which made no sense. (I was offered a $25 restaurant voucher when I brought this room issue up with the front desk staff.) The room faced a parking garage over an alley and the "beeping" of a service truck at 4:30am was obviously a negative. Despite an advanced request for their antique cab ride to dinner, I was called 30 minutes prior and told there was a conflict and they needed their shuttle for other guests, so because I couldn't rush down right away for the shuttle I just ended up taking my own car to dinner. The next morning (Sunday) the desk clerk had no suggestions on a local church and just pointed us to the computer in the lobby if we wanted to use it. (Not the service you expect from a "high-end" hotel.) The final straws were financial as they charged my bank card twice for the room hold and I had to get my bank involved to correct the error. There were also mistaken charges from the mini-bar which had to be resolved, probably because house-keeping didn't account for the prior guest usage of items which were posted to our stay.
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Unintentional Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Following a Winter Storm -- Washington, January 1993
Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning was a major health consequence of a severe storm that struck the Puget Sound region of western Washington state the morning of January 20, 1993. Wind gusts up to 94 miles per hour interrupted electrical power for an estimated 776,000 residents, and during the 4 nights following the storm, temperatures fell to near freezing. Because of the use of alternative sources of energy for indoor cooking and home heating, the risk of exposure to CO increased for many persons. This report summarizes cases of storm-related CO poisoning among persons who were initially evaluated at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center (HMC) or who were referred to the Virginia Mason Medical Center (VMMC) for hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
All patient data were extracted from medical records. A case of CO poisoning was defined as an arterial carboxyhemoglobin (HbCO) level of greater than or equal to 2% (for nonsmokers) or greater than or equal to 9% (for smokers) in a person who sought medical care during January 20-25 and had not been involved in a fire or intentional CO exposure.
The 44 patients who met the case definition and were evaluated or treated at HMC or VMMC represented 17 separate incidents of CO exposure (median: two patients per incident; range: one-nine patients). Eight hospitals referred 35 of the patients to VMMC for hyperbaric oxygen therapy; these 35 included five of 14 patients initially evaluated at HMC. Nine (20%) patients had lost consciousness. The median arterial HbCO level on initial evaluation was 17% (range: 5%-46%).
The median age of patients was 29 years (range: 2-87 years); 26 (59%) were female. Eighteen (41%) patients were Asian, 14 (32%) were non-Hispanic white, nine (20%) were Hispanic, two (5%) were of Middle Eastern ancestry and unknown ethnicity, and one (2%) was black. Fifty percent of the patients did not speak English, including 11 (61%) who were Asian and all nine who were Hispanic.
Within 9 hours of the onset of the storm, case-patients began seeking care in emergency rooms; 38 (86%) patients sought care between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. on one of the three nights following the storm (Figure 1). The source of CO was burning charcoal briquettes in 11 (65%) incidents (all involving racial/ethnic minorities), gasoline-powered generators in four (24%), a generator and a propane-powered space heater in one, and an automobile in one.
During the night of January 21, radio stations first broadcast reports of CO poisoning and the danger of using charcoal briquettes, gasoline-powered generators, and propane-powered heaters in poorly ventilated areas; newspaper and television reports appeared during January 22-23. On January 22, one fire department distributed more than 2000 written warnings door-to-door. All reports and warnings were in English only.
Reported by: NB Hampson, MD, CC Kramer, Hyperbaric Dept, Virginia Mason Medical Center; MK Copass, MD, Emergency Trauma Center, Harborview Medical Center, Seattle. Radiation Studies Br, Div of Environmental Hazards and Health Effects, National Center for Environmental Health, CDC.
Editorial Note
Editorial Note: The findings in this report differ from previous descriptions of CO poisoning following winter storms in the northern United States because of the large number of cases involved, especially among non-English-speaking persons (1-3). Because VMMC is the only hyperbaric referral facility in the region, and the indications for hyperbaric therapy (e.g., arterial HbCO level greater than or equal to 25%, any neurologic impairment regardless of HbCO level on initial evaluation, or ischemic changes on electrocardiogram {4}) have been publicized among emergency physicians in the area, the 35 patients referred for hyperbaric oxygen therapy probably represent most of the cases of severe poisoning resulting from this storm. Efforts to identify additional, less severe cases are in progress.
In Washington, burning charcoal briquettes were a common source of CO, especially for persons who were members of racial/ethnic minorities. Nonstorm-related CO poisoning resulting from indoor cooking with charcoal briquettes has been reported as a problem in Korea (5) and for non-English-speaking residents of the United States (6,7). A previous health advisory about the danger of CO poisoning was targeted at Asian immigrants because of their traditional use of briquettes for cooking (7).
The impact of media reports and other warnings to prevent CO poisoning following the storm in Washington cannot be determined. On January 23 -- when most reports had been publicized -- more than 160,000 persons remained without electrical power, but no cases occurred after 4 a.m. that day. However, the non-English-speaking members of the population would probably not have understood these warnings, even if they had had the electrical power to receive them.
The relation of culture and language to the risk of CO poisoning following this storm is under investigation. However, when such storms occur, public health and safety agencies and other organizations should attempt to provide public health warnings that are prepared in both English and the languages of groups that might be at increased risk because of cultural or linguistic factors.
Geehr EC, Salluzzo R, Bosco S, Braaten J, Wahl T, Wallenkampf V. Emergency health impact of a severe storm. Am J Emerg Med 1989;7:598-604.
Glass RI, O'Hare P, Conrad JL. Health consequences of the snow disaster in Massachusetts, February 6, 1978. Am J Public Health 1979;69:1047-9.
Faich G, Rose R. Blizzard morbidity and mortality: Rhode Island, 1978. Am J Public Health 1979;69:1050-2.
Piantadosi CA. Carbon monoxide intoxication. In: Vincent JL, ed. Update in intensive care and emergency medicine. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1990;10:460-71.
Kim YS. Seasonal variation in carbon monoxide poisoning in urban Korea. J Epidemiol Community Health 1985;39:79-81.
Gasman JD, Varon J, Gardner JP. Revenge of the barbecue grill: carbon monoxide poisoning. West J Med 1990;153:656-7.
Shusterman D, Liu K-S, Kizer KW. Carbon monoxide poisoning {Letter}. West J Med 1991;154:737-8.
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Thoughts on replacing Q with him? I don't know if he would want to come here, but I think it be good for this team.
I support it 100%.
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Not sure about Carlyle as the answer. I doubt he is, but I have heard he is a hard ass, so he has one of the ingredients this team needs. The big question may be: can he, or any coach, be that way these days and still have a good rapport with the players. This team is regularly outworked, playing like a bunch of fat cats out there, ruling the roost and sitting on some nice long term contracts.
Whoever he is, he doesn't have to be a great x and o's kind of coach, if he is wise enough to bring in some good strategists as assistants. Alas, it won't happen.
Carlyle wanted B Ryan to play Center... Carlyle is not what we need for our team.
I'd think about Marc Crawford. I think his style would fit the players we have
I think Carlisle is too busy coaching the Mavericks ,, Not sure he is answer to Hawks issues :sarcasm:
Seriously Caryle's ducks quit on him and tuned him out. The Ducks did nothing the last few years and he isn't a guy who lets offensive talent work
He would put chains on Sharp/Kane/etc's creativity and preach a more trap like system of tight D at expense of transition game.
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I can only imagine what he must have been feeling as he walked down the 45-minute press line having to explain to reporters again and again what was off for him that day. — Michele Foley, editor Source: Getty / Cameron Spencer 1 / 8 Plushenko Dropping Out of the Men's Figure Skating Competition What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Plushenko has dominated men's figure skating for most of my adult life, and to see him drop out of the men's figure skating competition due to a chronic back injury was more than disappointing; it made me feel old. Competing in four Olympic games has clearly taken a toll on his body, but he had the maturity to know his pain was nothing he could work through on the ice. He had skated so well in the team event, and I looked forward to a fierce competition for the gold between him and the rising new talents. — Susi May, fitness director Source: Getty / Vladimir Rys Photography 2 / 8 Arielle Gold Forced to Pull Out of Half-Pipe What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Just a few minutes before she was scheduled to compete, US snowboarder Arielle Gold had to pull out of the half-pipe event; she experienced a bad shoulder injury during training. She was the youngest member of the US team and a real contender for medal, so it was a bummer to learn she didn't have a shot to compete. I hope to see Arielle bring it in 2018! — Lizzie Fuhr, assistant editor Source: Getty / Mike Ehrmann 3 / 8 Women's Bobsled Team Loses by a Hair What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Canada's Kaillie Humphries and Team USA's Elana Meyers trained alongside each other this Summer, but when it came down to the finals in Sochi, Elana Meyers and teammate Lauryn Williams lost out to the Canadian duo of Humphries and Heather Moyse by just 0.10 seconds! Team USA ended up taking home both the silver and bronzes medals for the women's bobsledding event — not too shabby! — but I couldn't help feeling a little deflated after that oh-so-close finish. — LF Source: Getty / Alexander Hassenstein 4 / 8 Bode Miller Moved to Tears What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's been a rough Olympic ride for daredevil skier Bode Miller. Heck, it's been a rough year for him. When he was interviewed after tying for the bronze in the super-G competition (and becoming the oldest man to ever medal in an alpine skiing event in the Winter Games), it was beyond uncomfortable to see NBC's Christin Cooper continue questioning him after the tears began. Cooper brought up the recent death of Bode's brother, and his emotions took over. Later Bode graciously defended Christin, saying, "My emotions were very raw. She asked the questions that every interviewer would have; pushing is part of it. She wasn't trying to cause pain." Citing an ongoing knee injury, Bode pulled out of the giant slolom race, the last alpine skiing event of the games. — SM Source: Getty / Doug Pensinger 6 / 8 Shani Davis Fails to Three-Peat What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 While Shani Davis arrived at Sochi as a the gold-medal favorite, the speedskater finished his fourth Olympics empty-handed. 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Defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch and tackle Ndamukong Suh (90) helped the starting defensive line combine for 25 of the Lions' 41 quarterback sacks in 2011. / JULIAN H. GONZALEZ/Detroit Free Press
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The Lions didn't do much in free agency, but they made the wise decision to bring back Stephen Tulloch as middle linebacker. Tulloch is coming off one of the best seasons of his career and is the leader of a steady unit that includes outside linebackers DeAndre Levy and Justin Durant. Levy and Durant will be free agents after the season, so the Lions have decisions to make.
Ashlee Palmer is the No. 4 linebacker and a key special-teams player, and the Lions have invested late-round picks in the position the past two years. Travis Lewis, in particular, had a strong training camp before missing most of the last three exhibition games with a quad injury.
Defensive line
The strength of the Lions' defense remains a line that runs nine deep and has some of the game's most relentless pass rushers. Ndamukong Suh took a step back after a dominant rookie season, but the Lions have vowed to move him around more this year in hopes of letting him play against fewer double teams.
Starter Corey Williams and backups Nick Fairley and Sammie Hill join Suh in the defensive tackle rotation. Fairley has struggled some with his conditioning, but the Lions are counting on him to take a big step forward after a broken foot limited him to 10 games last year.
At end, Cliff Avril is coming off an 11-sack, six-forced-fumble season, and Willie Young had the best exhibition season of any defensive player. Kyle Vanden Bosch remains the starter at right end for now, but he battled knee problems all of August, and the Lions will continue to manage his workload.
Who can forget how the Lions finished last year, allowing more than 900-plus yards passing and 90 points in their final two games combined -- losses to the Packers at the end of the regular season (with backup Matt Flynn at QB) and the Saints in the playoffs?
Chris Houston, coming off a career-high five-interception season, is the only holdover at cornerback. Rookie third-round pick Bill Bentley is the projected starter at right corner, and the Lions added Drayton Florence and Kevin Barnes within the past week in their endless search for talent. The group will have its hands full against receivers like Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Jordy Nelson and Brandon Marshall.
The only position on the Lions' roster with more questions than cornerback is safety. Louis Delmas missed most of training camp after knee surgery, and his availability for Week 1 is in question. The Lions' struggles last year coincided with another Delmas injury, when he missed five games with a different knee injury.
Veterans Erik Coleman and John Wendling will man the position in Delmas' absence. They played well in the exhibition season, but the Lions desperately need Amari Spievey to reassert himself after a summer demotion.
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The Lions were borderline awful on special teams at times this exhibition season, but they were juggling personnel and only recently added reinforcements like Kassim Osgood. They've had similar struggles in the return game recently, though Stefan Logan will be back to man both jobs.
Kicker Jason Hanson is coming off a season in which he made five of seven field goals of 50 yards or longer, and Ben Graham won a camp competition with Ryan Donahue for the punting job.
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I only mention teacher's convention as a time line. It is held in Atlantic City every year and half the state goes down to DW which is why is it known as Jersey Week in DW.
We are going then because it the last teacher's convention for my dh since he is retiring and it the last time we have these days off together since he will be getting a new job when he retires.
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No. 6 Roland Park took its best shot Sunday night and had the No. 1 Eagles down by three goals with less than 10 minutes to play in the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference championship at Stevenson University, but McDonogh rallied with seven straight goals to take a 16-13 victory for its 112th straight win.
The Eagles (21-0) capped their fifth straight undefeated season with their sixth straight IAAM A Conference title.
"I think it's really special and something to be proud of," said Eagles attacker Megan Whittle, who along with the rest of the senior class finished her high school career 80-0. "I'm especially proud and honored to say I was part of the team for four years, but this is the most special year, in my opinion. Everyone always doubts us. Everyone says we can't do it, and we always do."
The Eagles hadn't trailed by three goals all season until the Reds (16-5) opened the second half with a 7-1 spurt to take a 12-9 lead with 12:23 left. The Reds won the first nine draws of the half, and Cece Finney scored three of her four goals in the run.
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Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX) saw a significant growth in short interest during the month of May. As of May 30th, there was short interest totalling 12,993,177 shares, a growth of 23.1% from the May 15th total of 10,551,583 shares, Stock Ratings News reports. Based on an average daily volume of 8,946,068 shares, the short-interest ratio is currently 1.5 days. Approximately 1.1% of the company's stock are sold short.
A number of research firms have recently commented on ABX. Analysts at Zacks upgraded shares of Barrick Gold from an "underperform" rating to a "neutral" rating in a research note on Wednesday, June 18th. They now have a $18.00 price target on the stock. Separately, analysts at Credit Suisse raised their price target on shares of Barrick Gold from $20.00 to $21.00 in a research note on Monday, May 5th. Finally, analysts at HSBC upgraded shares of Barrick Gold from an "underweight" rating to a "neutral" rating in a research note on Tuesday, April 29th. They now have a $18.00 price target on the stock, up previously from $17.00. Four equities research analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, fifteen have issued a hold rating and three have given a buy rating to the stock. The stock presently has an average rating of "Hold" and a consensus target price of $21.22.
Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX) opened at 17.82 on Monday. Barrick Gold has a 1-year low of $13.43 and a 1-year high of $21.45. The stock's 50-day moving average is $16.7 and its 200-day moving average is $18.08. The company's market cap is $20.754 billion.
Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX) last posted its quarterly earnings results on Wednesday, April 30th. The company reported $0.20 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of $0.19 by $0.01. The company had revenue of $2.60 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $2.60 billion. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $0.92 earnings per share. The company's revenue for the quarter was down 22.6% on a year-over-year basis. Analysts expect that Barrick Gold will post $0.76 EPS for the current fiscal year.
Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE:ABX) is engaged in the production and sale of gold, as well as related activities, such as exploration and mine development.
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The Strokes will return this year with their first full-length record since 2011's Angles. The album, titled Comedown Machine, is out March 26 via RCA. The band has already shared the Comedown cut "One Way Trigger" and now they've let go the album's first official single. Listen to it above.
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Our group stayed at the Real McCoy this year from 9/14/13-9/21/13 for the first time. We found the home to be neat, clean, and well decorated. We had a diverse group of 15. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. All the beds including the bunk beds were comfortable. We had elderly in our group and it was so nice that they could ride the tram down to the lake to enjoy it with the rest of us. We were surprised that the kitchen had all the pots and pans we needed to cook with.We were pleased that the downstairs had no moisture problems and was not musty smelling. Also, very pleased that there was no problems getting our deposit back . We are considering returning to this area next year and would definitely stay at the Real McCoy if we do.
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We overall had a blast and very relaxing. Very Clean,Private and Organized. The lake water is very clear and looked like an aquarium with all the fish swimming by, very large bass/catfish. We caught some fish from the pier, not good for swimming, but great for snorkeling in the boat house. We never could fiquire out the hot tub power :( The outdoor master stoned grill smoked our ribs and brisket to a new level, I want one just like this. We spent most of the time in the screened porch area and the last minute storm Sunday was awesome. Great experience with the owners. Robert


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Tom Hanks brings the wholesome on Letterman tonight.
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If so, wow!
After being banned from the Ed Sullivan Theater, she's like the Screech of the 'Late Show' now!
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Gerald L. Shargel just talked in endless circles and didn't offer up a single shred of evidence as to why we should root for his client, Robert "Joe" Halderman.
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We excitedly await NBC's press release spinning this as wonderful news for them also.
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Her handlers clearly still aren't confident she can handle live television.
She'll be reading tonight's top ten.
He'll be guest-starring on 'Two and a Half Men' this fall.
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By Mike Sweeney for Scarborough Downs
Scarborough, Maine (Sunday, April 08, 2012) Chris Long held the hot hand at Scarborough Downs on Sunday (April 8), reining 4 winners down victory lane. Included in his grand-slam performance were Electricity and Oye Oye, both owned by the Boldbro Stables of Lebanon, ME and both trained by Jamie Girard. Long's third win came with a rare catch driving opportunity aboard a Doug Gray trainee, Red Slippers, before completing his day with a win with Townline Zebus in the finale, overcoming both a Judge's inquiry and the dreaded 8-hole to secure the 4 bagger.
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