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Protest planned at Caerphilly council ahead of budget cuts meeting
11:38am Tuesday 28th January 2014 in News
A PROTEST is due to take place outside Caerphilly council's headquarters this afternoon ahead of a meeting to discuss the authority's budget cuts.
UNISON members working for the authority say they will demonstrate against the council's "blatant attack" on their terms and conditions.
Caerphilly council has to make savings of £14.53m in 2014/15 as a result of the UK Government's austerity measures, with further additional savings of £6.54m for 2015/16 and £7.06m for 2016/17, amounting to £28.13m over the next three years.
But Britain's biggest trade union has accused the council of lacking transparency during the consultation process surrounding the current medium term financial situation. The council is proposing a reduction of the casual mileage rate from 55p a mile to 50p a mile, but UNISON fears that this is just the beginning and that more cuts will follow.
Gary Enright, UNISON Caerphilly council branch secretary, said: "These proposals are an outright and blatant attack on employees' terms and conditions of service.
"I believe that this will be the thin end of the wedge and that if we don't challenge the council at this stage then the floodgates will open for further reductions to our members' terms and conditions.
"For this employer to even suggest such a reduction in light of the chief officer's essential user buyout is morally repugnant and is an insult to the workforce.
"We are not prepared to simply roll over and accept these proposals. We will stand firm and challenge the council.
"Wednesday's demonstration is an opportunity for people to show their anger at the council's proposals. Our members are telling us that they are not happy with the council's plans, and we are confident of a big turnout on Wednesday. I only hope that the council sit up and take note."
But the Labour group on the council has expressed its disappointment about the planned protest over the proposal to reduce mileage allowances for council staff.
Keith Reynolds, Caerphilly council's deputy leader, said: "Most Welsh authorities pay their staff less than 50p a mile for mileage. And the latest proposal is already an improvement on the 45p a mile originally put forward. We'd welcome alternative ideas from Unison on how to save the £125,000 gained by the mileage rate cut, rather than adding a further increase to council tax rates.
"What we need now is less demonstrations and more negotiations."
A spokesman for Caerphilly council added: "This is one of many savings proposals being considered by the authority as we face unprecedented financial challenges over the next few years. Members will carefully consider all proposals before reaching any decision."
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4:02pm Thursday 8th November 2012 in News By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
A HOUSE in Whitchurch was broken into, but nothing was stolen.
Police are appealing for witnesses following the incident between 11am and 12pm on November 2.
The house in London Road was searched by the intruder, but nothing appeared to have been stolen.
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SOHH Whatcha Think: Should G-Dep Have Laid Low On His Murder Confession? [Click Here & Speak]
Friday, Sep 23, 2011 12:05AM
No one wants to see a rapper (or anyone, for that matter) behind bars. Sh*t, over the past couple years, the Hip-hop police have been cracking down on spitters who break the law, as T.I., Boosie, Ja, and a slew of others have been tossed in the slammer over various crimes.
[The views expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH]
So it was kinda funny (in a "say word?" kinda way) when, earlier this year ex-Bad Boy MC G-Dep gave cops a special delivery by rolling up into a police station and confessing to a murder that took place during an attempted robbery nearly 20 years ago. That's right, the General snitched on himself.
To make things even more weird, Dep recently plead not guilty to the crime.
Let that marinate.
Apparently G isn't happy with the deal being offered by the District Attorney.
According to DNAInfo.com, the 36-year-old turned himself in to clear his conscience of shooting a man in an attempted robbery, only to later learn that the attack was fatal. The DA's office said it would only offer a plea deal for the top count - murder in the second degree - which could put him behind bars for 25 years to life.(Hip Hop DX)
A clear conscience is one thing, but it's kind of difficult to plead your innocence when you turned yourself in on a an 18-year old murder case. We hope things work out for Dep but it definitely seems likes he's in for the fight of his life on this one.
SOHH Watcha Think - Should G. Dep have layed low on the murder confession?
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FP: Let us suppose someone like Newt Gingrich becomes President in 2012 and gets the courage to make this a central theme of our national debate. He calls you and says, "Michael, what can and should my administration do about this?" What do you tell him?
Ledeen: Support the Iranian opposition. Talk to them, ask them what they need, and then get it to them.
FP: What are the prospects, do you think, of Iranians overthrowing the tyranny that oppresses them? In other words, can a revolution against the Mullahs succeed in the near future?
Ledeen: Yes it can succeed. The overwhelming majority of Iranians want it to succeed, and it would have succeeded long since, IMHO, if the opposition had had some outside help. But no Western country has helped.
FP: Your thoughts on Obama?
Ledeen: I think of him like a typical Ivy League undergraduate, gulled by political correctness, who doesn't understand American greatness, and instead blames us for most of the world's problems and injustices. He wants to cut America down to size.
FP: Looking back at your career and experiences, what are some of the key lessons you have learned that you think are crucial for an American administration to absorb and act upon?
Ledeen: There's a lot to learn, and I've only learned a small part of it. But the main thing is what Machiavelli says to leaders: you will be judged on whether you win or lose, and everybody hates a loser. Unfortunately we have a generation of Western leaders who prefer to be nice losers. The other big thing is that the world looks to America for guidance; there is no escape from our role as a superpower…like it or not.
FP: Your perspective on Russia's role vis-à-vis Iran?
Ledeen: Hah! My favorite mystery. There is no doubt that the Russians played a significant role in the creation of the Islamic Republic's terror apparatus and intelligence services. That said, we (or at least I) don't know nearly enough. I can't believe that the Russians want the mullahs to have nuclear weapons; they know that the ayatollahs are constantly stirring up jihad in the Balkans. So, for example, when I hear about this computer "worm" I wonder if it's the Russians…I think the Russians work very hard to get control over at least part of the Islamic Republic, but the Iranians do not trust them, and so there's a kind of "balance of paranoia." It's a great subject. Ask Pacepa about it.
FP: Your thoughts on the Left's behavior in our terror war in general?
Ledeen: What can I say? Too many of them want us to lose.
FP: Are you optimistic or pessimistic about our civilization's will and capacity to defend itself from radical Islam?
Ledeen: I'm an optimist by nature, as my father was. I cannot imagine losing to a group that is locked in the 12th century. We are more adaptive, and stronger by orders of magnitude. They will lose every major battle, and eventually they will lose standing with the umma. When Iran finally comes down, the whole world will change for the better, and we will have a much easier time of it. It's maddening to see that our leaders don't seem to see the war whole, and don't agree that regime change in Tehran is the best single stroke in the war against the terror masters. As it has been from day one. Somebody said that.
FP: Michael A. Ledeen, thank you for joining Frontpage Interview.
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Jury selection began Tuesday morning in the murder trial of a 29-year-old man accused of killing his 2-year-old daughter from Lakehurst, and then leaving her lifeless body in the Shark River Park section of Wall three years ago.
Selection for Arthur E. Morgan's trial began in the courtroom of Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Anthony J. Mellaci, according to Acting Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni.
Morgan, whose last known address in Eatontown, is facing charges stemming from the death of his daughter who was discovered in November 2011 under a Schoolhouse Road bridge by a group of teenagers. Morgan is charged with first degree murder, second degree endangering the welfare of a child and third-degree interference with custody.
The discovery of the toddler's fully-clothed body, strapped into a car seat, submerged in the stream below an overpass located on Schoolhouse Road in the Shark River Park section of Wall on Nov. 22, 2011, sparked a joint investigation by the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office and other law enforcement agencies.
The child was later identified as Tierra Morgan-Glover, 2, of Lakehurst, who was reported missing the previous night.
An examination conducted by the medical examiner concluded the manner of death as homicide and the cause of death as homicidal violence, including submersion in water, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office. These findings indicate the young girl was alive when she was cast into the water while strapped in her car seat.
Jury selection is expected to continue through the remainder of this week, and opening statements by both sides could occur as early as Tuesday, March 11.
A missing persons report was filed by Tierra's mother on Nov. 21, 2011. Morgan had taken Tierra out for a few hours on that same day, as agreed upon by the two parents.
After Morgan failed to return Tierra to her mother at their home in Lakehurst at the agreed upon time, and after hours of trying to reach Morgan, Tierra's mother contacted the Lakehurst Police who, in turn, notified the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office. Both agencies, with the assistance of the Ocean Township (Monmouth County) Police Department, conducted an intensive search for Tierra.
When Tierra's body was pulled from the water, the Office's Major Crimes and Forensic and Technical Services units, along with Wall Township Police Department, commenced a cooperative investigation into the homicide.
Investigators ultimately determined Morgan killed his daughter and fled the area by taking a train from Asbury Park to Newark. An active search, led by the U.S. Marshal's Service and Monmouth County Sheriff's Office, was undertaken with the assistance of several other federal, state and local law enforcement agencies leading to Morgan's capture on Nov. 29, 2011, by the Marshal's Service in San Diego, Calif.
Morgan waived extradition back to New Jersey, and has remained incarcerated in the Monmouth County Correctional Institution, Freehold Township, in lieu of $10 million bail set by Monmouth County Superior Court Judge Lawrence M. Lawson, A.J.S.C., and an additional $200,000 bail, as set by state Superior Court Judge Francis Hodgson for charges filed in Ocean County. These charges have been consolidated for prosecution in Monmouth County.
If convicted of first degree murder, Morgan faces a minimum sentence of 30 years in a New Jersey state prison without parole and a maximum sentence of life imprisonment, subject to the provisions of the "No Early Release Act" requiring him to serve 85 percent of the sentence imposed before becoming eligible for release on parole.
A Monmouth County grand jury found an aggravating factor to exist – that the victim was less than 14 years old at the time she was killed – therefore Morgan faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, if the trial jury agrees when it renders its verdict.


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Mahindra Automotive
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Mahindra Automotive is one of the main operating divisions of Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd. and is a part of the US $3 billion (Rs. 13,600 Cr) Mahindra Group.
The Automotive Division manufactures utility vehicles, light commercial vehicles and three wheelers. The product portfolio caters to a diverse customer base spanning rural and semi urban customers, defence requirements and luxurious urban utility vehicles or SUVs.
The company has shown consistent growth in volumes and financial performance.
The company dominates the utility vehicles market in India with a market share of over 47%.
The Company has recently entered into a JV with Renault of France for the introduction of their mid-sized sedan, the Logan , into India and with International Truck & Engine Corporation, USA , for the commercial vehicle business.
M&M has comprehensive manufacturing facilities with high level of vertical integration. Its plants in Mumbai and Nashik manufacture multi-utility vehicles and engines are produced at the Igatpuri plant. Light commercial vehicles are manufactured at the Zaheerabad plant in Andhra Pradesh and three-wheelers at the Haridwar plant.
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Our passion for automobiles is matched only by our passion for people.
We are an organisation that believes in unleashing the passion of our people to achieve the impossible.
At Mahindra, employee ideas are valued and encouraged as we have an environment in which new ideas flourish. We aim at harnessing every new opportunity and we firmly believe that if anything can make a difference, it's the people.
We are committed to attracting and developing a diverse work force that reflects our passion for the business. Mahindra strives for active involvement of every employee in its continued success and growth. It has an enriched environment where one is empowered to follow his/her dreams through. There are ample opportunities to excel and grow at every step.
Our HR initiatives won us the CII HR Excellence award for the Western region for the year 2005
Mahindra Services:
The Mahindra Group comprises ten business sectors—Aftermarket, Automotive & Farm Equipment, Defense Systems, Financial Services, Hospitality, Information Technology, Real Estate & Infrastructure, Systech, Two Wheelers and Mahindra Partners—with a presence in 18 industries
Working at Mahindra:
Mahindra is a great place to work — exciting new challenges appear every day, and we love that our people always rise to the occasion. We hire people who are passionate about what they do, who want to make a difference in the lives of our customers, and who live our brand pillars of accepting no limits, thinking alternatively, and driving positive change.
Hiring Process
The recruitment process for Tech Mahindra and Mahindra Satyam begins in September with a
round of campus visits. We send a recruitment team to hold a series of on-campus information
sessions. Currently, we recruit from the IITs (Indian Institute of Technology), IIITs (Indian
Institutes of Information Technology), NITs (National Institutes of Technology), BITs (Birla
Institutes of Technology), VIT (Vellore Institute of Technology), PSG College of Technology
Coimbatore, and some tier 2 schools. In FY11, we will recruit about 5,000 outstanding technical
Applicants must pass eligibility criteria based on their academic performance.
- · Standard 10: minimum score of 60%
- · Standard 12: minimum score of 60%
- · Graduation: Cumulative minimum score of 60% over all four years
- · Not more than two backlogs
- · No backlog as of date of joining
- · Less than a one-year gap between Standard 12 and graduation
Eligible candidates are invited to appear for an online test. The test covers non-verbal logical
and analytical skills, verbal logical analytical skills, numerical mathematical ability, and English.
Candidates who pass the written test are called for technical interviews to evaluate their
functional domain knowledge in their field of engineering.
Next, our Human Resources team holds interviews later that day. This interview helps us match candidates with positions they will enjoy and excel at. Offers are extended immediately after the HR interview.
The final step in the process is a medical exam at a Mahindra-approved clinic to make sure you are physically fit to do your job.
Contact Us
Central office
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Auto Sector)
2 nd Floor, Mahindra Towers ,
Worli, Mumbai – 400018
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Auto Sector)
Akurli Road,
Kandivli (East)
Mumbai – 400101
Nashik Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Auto Sector)
MIDC, Plot No.89,
Igatpuri Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Auto Sector)
Mouje Telegaon B.K
Taluka-Igatpuri – 422402
Dist : Nasik
Haridwar Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Auto Sector)
Sector 5,Integrated Industrial Estate,
Zaheerabad Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (Auto Sector)
Near Bidar,"T" Junction,
Zaheerabad-502220 ,
Dist: Medak, A.P
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wrote on 22 September, 2011, 23:15
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wrote on 21 October, 2011, 13:14
DEAR SIR,MADAM I have done B.TECH in mechanical engg. and i am 2011 passout with 68.4%.looking for a job in gurgaon,delhi.
wrote on 4 January, 2012, 19:53
I would like to become a part of Mahindra.I hope i can do my best.
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I have diploma in mechanical engineering.please give me a chance to do my best
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DEAR SIR,MADAM I have done B.E in mechanical engg. and i am 2011 passout with 64.13%.looking for a job in satpur nasik.i have 3 month working experience as a maneger in production dept. in united engineering works.
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Women's Soccer on Television
Kentucky fans will get an opportunity to see the UK women?s soccer team a little more this season as two of the Wildcats? regular season matches have been picked up for television broadcast.
Originally scheduled for Friday, Sept. 12, Kentucky?s match at perennial power West Virginia has been rescheduled for Thursday, Sept. 11 at 8:00 p.m. as part of the Fox Soccer Channel (FSC) and National Soccer Coaches Association of America College Soccer Game of the Week.
In addition, UK?s October 5 match-up against Florida, in Lexington, will be televised by Fox Sports Net (FSN). That match is scheduled for a 1:00 p.m. (ET) start.
?We?re excited about the opportunity to give our fans across the nation a chance to watch UK soccer,? said head coach Warren Lipka. ?And what better matches than West Virginia and Florida, two of the premier teams in the country, to showcase.?
The Wildcats, will resume pre-season workouts in preparation for their home and season opener on Thursday, Aug. 28 against the eighth ranked Texas Longhorns.


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Theater: Review of "All in the Timing"
Off-Broadway play revival, presented by Primary Stages at 59E59 Theaters, 59 E. 59th St.
Written by David Ives. Directed by John Rando.
With Carson Elrod, Liv Rooth, Matthew Saldivar, Jenn Harris and Eric Clem.
Schedule: 7 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; 8 p.m. Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets: $70. Ticket Central: 212-279-4200, or primary stages.com.
The set design (by Beowulf Boritt) for the revival of "All in the Timing," which opened Tuesday night at 59E59 Theaters, has an exaggerated three-dimensional perspective, with the walls and floor covered in bold stripes.
It suggests a world askew, in a funhouse way, and it's the perfect setting for David Ives' extraordinarily clever, warmly funny short plays.
The brevity of the six works, which run about 10 or 15 minutes each, is the soul of their effectiveness. It allows for a total immersion in the unlikely moment; past and future don't exist.
In "Sure Thing," Betty (Liv Rooth), a young woman reading a book in a crowded café, is joined by Bill (Carson Elrod), a stranger looking for a table.
Our immediate thought is whether the meeting will blossom into a relationship. It does, through the guidance of a benevolent, otherworldly hand.
Each time someone says something that would instantly end the budding acquaintance ("What's the book?" " 'The Sound and the Fury.' " "Oh, Hemingway"), a bell sounds and Bill and Betty get a do-over. ("What's the book?" "'The Sound and the Fury.' " "Oh, Faulkner.")
The conversation continues. Betty: "Have you read it?" Bill: "I'm a Mets fan myself." Bell.
And so it goes, with increasing hilarity, until the relationship reaches a solid place. The play inhabits a special universe, but it provokes a deep common fantasy: Wouldn't it be bliss to be able to edit our words so we'd always say the right thing?
In "Universal Language," the setting is a small classroom, where Dawn (Jenn Harris), an insecure woman plagued by a stutter, has come in response to an ad offering instruction in a new language, Unamunda, taught by a man named Don (Elrod).
The language is a crazy stew of names and expressions that are semi-understandable once you get into the rhythm of it. ("Kalamari, kalamari. Da payola arf oopsissima importantay" means "Be calm, be calm. The money isn't important."
Dawn and Don, whose initial motive is more financial than educational, are soon having exuberant, bonding conversations in Unamunda, as Dawn reinvents herself through the new tongue, leaving her stuttering English behind.
The pathway of language is also at the core of "Words, Words, Words," in which three chimps (Elrod, Rooth and Matthew Saldivar) have been placed in a room by a Columbia professor to test the theory that "three monkeys typing into infinity will sooner or later write 'Hamlet.' "
In between eating bananas and having sex romps, the chimps, deeply annoyed – "He brings us in here to produce copy, then all he wants is a clean draft of somebody else's stuff" – soon begin complaining in Shakespearean language, and plotting a revenge that's positively Hamlet-like.
Two other, briefer plays, "Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread," performed in language that mimics the composer's repetitive, minimalist works, and "The Philadelphia," which labels states of being with the names of different cities ("In a Philadelphia, no matter what you ask for, you can't get it"), are less substantial and more sketch-like.


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Citizens are invited out to the McDonald's on Chatham Parkway Friday to help out a good cause.
WTOC's Mike Cihla and Jamie Ertle will be "On the Line" working the drive-thru window from noon until 1 p.m. trying to raise the most money for charity.
This week, a contest to see who can raise the most during their shift is going on between the Chatham County Sheriff's Department, Savannah Tire, Georgia Power, Savannah Morning News and WTOC-TV.
If WTOC wins, proceeds will go to the Nancy N. and J.C. Lewis Cancer and Research Pavilion.
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You can also install via Homebrew.
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The most dangerous question imaginable.
Maybe not. But it all depends on how you feel about Ohio State.
After the jump: Recaps of the Big Ten action from yesterday.
Indiana kicked off their season with a 51-17 W over hapless Towson. Unfortunately, they gave up 123 rushing yards on 16 carries...to the Towson QB. Yikes. The Hoosiers forced 3 INTs, and coasted to the victory. Chappell looked confident (he should ordinarily, but Rodger Saffold is gone to the NFL and must be replaced).
I'm not surprised. Indiana usually schedules a patsy for their opener, and this was no different. They ran away with the game, but they won't be playing Towson every week...
WKU is up this week, and they're terrible. Indiana theoretically should run away with this game also.
Minnesota plagiarized Wisconsin, using 3 fullback TDs (Jon Hoese) and a questionable kick return fumble to defeat the Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders 24-17. But they gave up 17 unanswered points at the end of the first half and beginning of the second. The Gophers recorded their FIRST 100 yard rusher since 2008 in the win (Duane Bennett, 187 yards rushing), and dominated time of possession 45:34 to 14:26.
As a Wisconsin fan: holy cr@p. Minnesota' ground game hasn't been this good since the days of Glen Mason. Keeping the erratic Weber from tossing the ball about helped Minnesota come from behind to win.
Unfortunately, they may HAVE to let Weber throw the ball against USC next week. The Trojan D comes in having given up 588 yards of offense to Hawaii, and this could easily turn into a "let's see how many offensive records we set against USC" season.
Ohio State: Now here comes the dynamite.
Just kidding.
The Buckeyes dominated Marshall from the get-go. I understand there was a game played yesterday, but unfortunately, it was overwhelmed by announcers fawning over Terrelle Pryor. He put together a good game (against the 98th ranked pass defense last season) and OSU's D was able to punish the Herd's running backs.
On the other hand, they allowed a ton of completions. Devon Torrence had a BAD pass interference penalty that would have gotten him benched on ten other Big Ten squads, and receivers made catch after catch in Chimdi Chekwa's vicinity. Other than the secondary, Ohio State's defense did a very good job containing the run game.
Again, THAT. WAS. MARSHALL! But people don't care. The Heisman2Pryor Campaign continues unabated, because, you know you can play just two games and have your entire career based on them...
The Buckeyes play Miami this week. And to be honest, I don't want the Hurricanes to win. I do want the Buckeyes to sweat a little, but I don't want them to lose. Not yet, anyway. I've also seen Jacory Harris's body of work, and it is impressive...against weak secondaries. Ohio State's secondary is good, not weak. Whether they can hold up their end of the bargain is questionable, though. Keep Harris contained, force him to throw the deep ball into double coverage, and Ohio State wins.
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Students were presented with their trophy today by Carolyn Blackmore, Director of Quality English, at the Lake School of English following their participation in the Oxford Fun Run 2011, the third victory for the school.
Around 350 runners took to Oxford University Parks to take part in the 5K annual Oxford Fun Run last month. This event was organised for charity by the Oxford Rotary Club and Oxford English Centre.
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PRIMEVEST Launches FlexInsured AccountSM
PrimeVest Financial Services, one of the United States' largest broker-dealers exclusively serving financial institutions, announced today the launch of its FlexInsured AccountSM, offering access to money market deposit accounts and delivering expanded FDIC coverage to clients and increased deposits to financial institutions.
"PrimeVest's FlexInsured Account is a win-win for clients and financial institutions," said PrimeVest President and CEO Catherine Bonneau. "With some very high-profile bank failures in the news, many people want to know that their money is FDIC-insured. This program provides expanded client protection while also providing a boost to a participating bank program's bottom line."
With the FlexInsured Account, client cash balances gain expanded FDIC protection through a sweep into FDIC-insured money market deposit accounts that are held at multiple banks. By spreading the balances through a network of banks, clients can receive FDIC protection for the deposits held at each individual bank, allowing the customer to protect balances without the need to open new deposit accounts and multiple institutions. At month end, PrimeVest delivers a single statement that displays the client's net assets at each financial institution so they can easily track their accounts.
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any North New Jersey LJ's out there - 2 replies
I have recently been relocated to NJ from Atlanta and am looking at buying a home in the Blairstown area. Just curious who all is out there… Thanks Tyson
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question for those that use mineral oil and beeswax for finishing cutting boards - 10 replies
I have been using General Finishes Salad Bowl Finish for my CB's. I love the look it leaves and the ease of use but can't stand the smell of it. I purchased some food grade mineral oil and was given some pure beeswax from a friend. I strained the wax and let it set up. I have started selling a good bit of these and think the mor...
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belt size for woodmaster stroke sander - 3 replies
I just bought a woodmaster w-800 stroke sander. Problem is that it didn't come with a manual and I was unable to get any info from Woodmaster since they dont produce these anymore. I have done an online search and came up with multiple answers. It did come with several belts and I laid them out flat and measured them then multiplied by 2....
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Know a guy that has a canadian made drum sander that is a lot like the sand flee. He is going to get me the make of it so I can do some looking into it. Thought I might ask on here to see if anyone might know who makes this. Anyone have an idea of a Canadian table drum sander? Did a google search but wasn't able to find anything Tha...
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Getting the Arbor out of my pm66 - 1 reply
Anyone have a good method for getting this darn thing out? I have a 2000 model pm66 that I'm replacing the Arbor on. It was bent slightly so I ordered a whole new one with new flanges, bearings, etc
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Pinching between fence and blade - 9 replies
I am having issues with my PM66 and my lumber being pinched between the fence and blade. It seems that it is pinching in the back as it comes through the saw. The material tends to come away from the fence and toward the blade as it comes out of the blade. Don't know whether or not that description makes sense. I have put a digital m...
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riving knife/blade guard pm66 - 3 replies
So I have a pm66 (2000 model) that I bought about 6 months ago. It came with a riving knife and blade guard attachment. I have yet to use it. Id like to hear the pros and cons of using this. To me it just seems as if it would get in the way. Btw, I mainly cut 8/4 and 4/4 hardwood and 3/4 plywood. Thanks in advance Tyson
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PM 66 Mobile Base - 3 replies
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Powermatic 66 Starter/Switch - 34 replies
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Solid or ply for shelves - 14 replies
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Border for End Grain CB?? - 5 replies
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Table Saw Blade - 31 replies
The PM66 I just bought doesn't have a blade so I will be needing to buy one or two. I am looking for recommendations for a good blade or two. I mainly work with 4/4 and 8/4 hardwood. I have been making a lot of cutting boards. My current saw is a cheapo skil table saw. I know Forrest has a good reputation but I have been told by sever...
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mobile base for cabinet saw - 3 replies
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My New Saw PM66 (at least new to me) - 2 replies
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pm66 yr - 3 replies
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drum sander question - 17 replies
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woodmaster 1200???? - 7 replies
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You arrived here at 02:35 Helsinki time Tuesday 2.9.2014
Families of nine Málaga coach crash victims formally notified on Sunday night
Expert says safety belts could have saved lives
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Messages went out to the families of the nine Finnish tourists killed in Saturday evening's coach crash in Spain only on Sunday evening, after confirmation by the Spanish authorities of the identities of the victims.
Local police officers and pastors performed the heavy duty after the names of the nine dead - six women, two men, and a six-year-old girl - became clear.
All the victims
died at the scene in Benalmádena, near Málaga on the Costa del Sol, after a coach carrying 46 returning Aurinkomatkat holidaymakers and two tour guides was involved in a collision with a Kia sports utility vehicle, the driver of which was under the influence of alcohol.
Several passengers on the coach are still in hospital, and one remains in critical condition.
"Many of the relatives were aware
of the impending bad news", said
Göran Wennqvist
from the National Bureau of Investigation, Finland's central criminal police arm.
Wennqvist noted that the process of identifying the victims after the accident had been slowed by the exchange of information between the relevant authorities, and by the fact that many of those injured in the crash were in serious condition and in no state to talk to their doctors.
Seventeen of the injured were still in four hospitals in the Málaga area on Sunday night. The most seriously injured, a woman in her fifties, is in a coma and remains in critical condition.
In spite of the formal notification
received from Spain, an NBI forensics and identification team left Finland for Málaga on Sunday night.
Those provisionally identified according to the list of names on the coach's passenger manifest will be cross-checked on the basis of DNA, fingerprints, or dental records.
The victims came from different parts of the country, though apparently a mjaority were from the Greater Helsinki area, and police are not making the names public.
With the NBI team
on the outgoing plane to Málaga were five Finnish Red Cross psychologists who are flying to the scene to help with crisis counselling for those injured and their relatives.
At least one of the dead was holidaying in a large party containing three generations of the same family: grandparents, their children, and their grandchildren. Some of those who lost loved ones have been waiting for information while they were themselves lying injured in hospital.
Also in Málaga now is Dr.
Ari Leppäniemi
, senior consultant from the Helsinki University Central Hospital's accident and emergency unit.
He will determine today the condition of the remaining hospitalised patients with a view to seeing whether they require specialised treatment in Finland, and charting a timetable for their possible medivac flights home.
Even in Spain
, where road accidents are commonplace and the fatality statistics make very grim reading, this exceptionally large death-toll has prompted strong feelings.
An association for the victims of traffic accidents in the country described the crash as murder and demanded that the driver of the vehicle alleged to have caused the carnage be given a heavy custodial sentence.
On Sunday evening it was still slightly unclear
how the crash happened, but the general consensus based on eye-witness statements and police reports seems to be that at around 19:45 the driver of the SUV attempted to overtake the coach - which was driving in the central lane of the six-lane motorway - on the right-hand side.
Road conditions on the A7 motorway between Marbella and Málaga were not good at the time: it was raining heavily, there were high winds, and the road surface was slick.
The road itself is no stranger to accidents: traffic is heavy, many drivers exceed speed limits, and the results are visible in the accident figures.
The SUV driver
, who tested with twice the permitted alcohol level in his bloodstream, lost control of the vehicle and it crashed into the low fencing at the side of the carriageway. From there it rebounded back to strike the side of the coach, causing it to go out of control and flip over, striking the steel central reservation of the motorway.
The Spanish driver of the coach was among the injured, and he has no memory whatsoever of what happened. The driver of the SUV was also injured and is under police guard in hospital.
In any event
, the speed of both vehicles at the time of impact was enough to cause massive damage to the coach, and it is likely that those killed died almost instantaneously.
One expert has nevertheless pointed to the fact that some coach passengers were wearing seat-belts while others were not.
One male survivor told the Finnish News Agency on Sunday that he and his wife had both been belted up and that they had both survived, while many others were thrown from the wreckage by the force of the impact with the central reservation and when the bus flipped over onto its side.
According to Spanish law, passengers on buses and coaches must use seat-belts if they are provided. In this respect, Spanish legislation matches that in Finland, where it has been compulsory to wear a seat-belt in long-distance coaches since 2006.
The first passengers
who were on the bus and who were unharmed or only suffered slight injuries were airlifted home on Sunday night by special flight.
Relatives of the deceased and injured also left for Málaga early on Monday morning. The Monday flight was arranged by the tour operator Aurinkomatkat in collaboration with national carrier Finnair.
Not all those who were fit to travel home on Sunday availed themselves of the opportunity: five stayed behind to be with injured relatives.
There is little that is good
that can come out of a tragedy such as this, but at least it appears the Finnish authorities have taken to heart the lessons of a series of disasters dating back to April 1986 and Chernobyl.
The sinking of the
in 1994, the Konginkangas bus crash in March 2004, the tsunami in the Indian Ocean the following December, and the Jokela school shooting last November have obliged state and local officials to design and polish procedures for crisis response and the provision of information to the media and the public.
On this occasion the reaction was brisk and efficient, with the necessary actions being taken within hours of the news of the crash and a press conference held on Sunday morning.
In one respect at least
, the timing was on the authorities' side.
The establishment of a crisis response team could take place almost immediately, as on Saturday evening all the senior Foreign Ministry staff were attending the belated 40th birthday celebrations of the new Foreign Affairs Minister
Alexander Stubb
in Helsinki.
Stubb himself was quick to respond, and recognising that he could move more flexibly this way, he provided an update of the various official actions taken on his own blog before midnight on Saturday, and before the ministry wheels could get moving.
Previously in HS International Edition:
SUNDAY MORNING 1:40: At least nine Finnish tourists dead in Costa del Sol bus crash (20.4.2008)
UPDATED SUNDAY 19:40: First of injured in Spanish bus crash to return to Finland tonight (20.4.2008)
Helsingin Sanomat
Families of nine Málaga coach crash victims formally notified on Sunday night
Comb jellies threaten fish stocks off Helsinki
Proposed car tunnel under Central Helsinki to be buried for good
Finnish military fights flabby conscripts with low-calorie diets
Helsinki to build dykes to protect neighbourhoods from floods
Finland holding back on returning asylum seekers to Greece
Finland offers compromise in EU dispute on divorce legislation
Use of Sonera mobile broadband in Sweden brings customer surprise bill
Prime Minister to attend opening of Beijing Olympics
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A series of intense winter storms is bearing down on San Diego County with rainfall amounts expected to be heavy, especially in the foothills and mountains. With the intense rainfall over several days, there is a strong possibility of stream flooding with resulting road closures and mud and debris flows, especially in the areas impacted by recent wildfires.
"I urge county residents to be prepared," said Pam Slater-Price, Chairwoman of the County Board of Supervisors. "Water can do a lot of damage to your home and property. We need the rain, but we don't need it in our living rooms."
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It looked like a car battery charger to me, which seemed like an odd thing for my dental hygienist to be toting around the office. She told me it was the newest thing in dentistry, which is code for: Here's another high-tech addition to our office, but now we desperately need to find a way to pay for it.
When it comes to dentistry, I'm very old school. I look back fondly on the giant needle they once used to inject the Novocaine. I liked sitting straight up in the chair, not reclining like a sunbather. Bring back the days when I didn't have to make small talk with my dental hygienist about my big plans for the holidays. I also liked it when the dentist stayed in the same room with me when he took an x-ray and didn't hide around the corner. Yes, going to the dentist was something real men did. Hey, that's where I learned how to spit.
So what was this monstrosity the hygienist was carrying? "The doctor will explain it you," she said, which meant things were really going to get expensive now.
"It's called DIAGNOdent," said Dr. Jones. "Have you ever heard of it?"
"Is that the new app from Apple that lets you calculate how much a fender-bender is going to set you back?"
"No, Dick, this machine was developed because cavities have found new hiding places."
I thought I addressed that problem when I began diligently flossing several years ago, but my plaque just upped and headed for my arteries. When I started taking Lipitor, my cholesterol went down, so now I have no idea where all that build-up went, although I do have trouble hearing lately.
According to Dr. Jones, the traditional way of poking teeth with a dental probe to look for tiny holes actually caused cavities. And x-rays have never been very effective, he told me, especially for detecting some cavities that are protected by the enamel veneer, which is even stronger nowadays due to fluoridated water. Dr. Jones explained that with a laser light beam, DIAGNOdent locates cavities BEFORE they grow. Then some of these little guys will be subjected to minimally invasive preventive therapy. I bet that's okay with them. They know the drill.


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- Tyrone Huckstepp
- Sydney
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This conversation is closed.
Should gay people be allowed to get married?
That's right, the big question.
How do you feel about people being homosexual (girls and guys) and why?
Do you think that the individual should be able to have the same rights as everybody else, as in join the military?
What are your feelings why a gay couple should or should not get married, plus reasons?
Personal note: personally I am not gay, but I am for gay rights and feel that people who choose to be homosexual should be able to live no different to anyone else.
This is a touchy subject and I would appreciate if everyone would have respect for other people ideas and beliefs.
Thank you,
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Gisela McKay 30+Aug 8 2011: I think we should toss marriage out of the legal and political sphere altogether and relegate it to the religion bin.
If you want to legally register someone as your beneficiary or dependent, that is a whole other issue than who you want to stand before a group of people (or even just a judge) and vow to love them "forever". Clearly declaring undying love means little these days, why should there be laws governing it at all?
Aug 9 2011: marriage is more a cultural thing, a sort of celebration of a supposedly life long bond. it has a place in modern society, independently of any religions. but the state has nothing to do with it. just as it has nothing to do with art. but ssh, maybe they listen, and say, hm, why don't we also regulate art? better be careful.
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Curly Endive, Persimmon, and Apple Salad
Try this refreshing curly endive, persimmon, and apple salad from Alice Waters.
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- 1 shallot, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon red-wine vinegar, plus more if necessary
- Splash of sherry vinegar
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
- 4 ripe Fuyu persimmons
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 small heads curly endive, tender inside leaves only, washed well and spun dry
- 1 medium tart apple, quartered, cored, and very thinly sliced
Step 1
In a salad bowl, combine shallot, vinegars, and a pinch of salt.
Step 2
Peel and slice persimmons into 1/4-inch wedges. Whisk oil into shallot-and-vinegar mixture, and taste for acidity, adjusting as necessary. Add persimmon slices, lightly season with salt and pepper, and toss. Add endive and apples. Season with salt and pepper, and gently toss to combine. Adjust seasoning if necessary.
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The Country Inn & Suites Cedar Rapids offers catered events using the caterer of your choice. There are no kitchen facilities on site for hot food options, which need to be arranged in advance through an outside caterer. The hotel's friendly, professional event planners are happy to make the arrangements to your specifications with the caterer of your choice for a surcharge of $3.00 per person in addition to the cost of food and supplies from the outside caterer. Menus for caterers with whom the hotel does business are available upon request.


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Thursday night it looked like the same kind of tragedy we've seen so many times before -- another north Minneapolis child hit by a stray bullet.
But Friday, the truth came out. The stray bullet that struck the two-month-old child came from inside a house on Emerson Ave. N. Police said the people inside the home lied Thursday night, telling MPD detectives the stray bullet came from the street.
Katie Phillips said relatives were over to watch a football game. Her husband's cousin was holding his child when an uncle -- a teenager -- accidentally fired the gun.
"When I found out it was a little baby, I lost it," she said. "Because it's still a baby."BABY CRITICAL, UNCLE WANTEDFriday evening, the baby was still in critical condition at Hennepin County Medical Center. Police are still trying to locate the uncle, who fled after the shooting.
We asked Minneapolis police when they learned the truth about the accidental shooting. Their response: "Still not sure it has."
Councilman Don Samuels set up a table in front of the house Friday, calling Thursday night's shooting a symptom of everything wrong on the north side.
"It's about our humanity, folks," Samuels said. "Should a child be shot in the neck just because a kid can get a gun?"
Ironically, the home where the child was shot has a home security system, but nothing could protect a vulnerable two-month-old from what statistics show is the greater threat -- a gun inside the home.
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The state is launching a new website to help children learn how to protect themselves from sexual predators. Attorney General Greg Abbott made a special trip to Lubbock to introduce LISD kids to the website.
The fourth graders at LISD got a lesson in Internet safety, courtesy of the Attorney General's office. One fourth grader said, "I never go to chat rooms to talk to some people I never knew." A classmate said, "I never click on ads, if there's something bad, I go and tell."
Greg Abbot said, "We wanted to make it attractive, find games create imagery and provide information." The website teaches children three basic rules, don't give out any personal information, never meet someone in person that you met online, and do not keep secrets from parents."
One student said, "I learned bad things can happen if you give out those things. They could have a different name or they could have a criminal background."
Two years ago, Greg Abbott created a cyber crimes unit in the Attorney General's office. Now, a new position has been created specifically targeted at educating youth about Internet predators. The Cyber Safety Officer, Paul Aleman said, "I'm going to try and get out to as many schools as possible, I want to show them how to pick up a danger and tell parents or police."
Aleman says if this campaign can keep one student from becoming a victim, then the program has been successful, but in order to succeed, the Attorney General says it's not just kids that need to know the rules. "Parents need to make sure they know the rules and make sure their kids are living up to them."
Abbott says if your child is old enough to be online, they are old enough to tour this website.
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The burn ban has been in effect for over two weeks and it could create a messy situation in Lubbock County. Many county residents are used to burning their trash, but now that you can't do that what other options are there? NewsChannel 11's Kealey McIntire tells us.
Many of us have probably missed trash pickup day, but county residents used to burning their trash have almost two weeks worth of trash stocked up. The question many county residents are now asking is what to do with their garbage. Business is picking up for area trash removal companies. A long term solution is buying a dumpster for your property. Cap Rock Waste says the cost ranges from $40 to $50 a month.
NewsChannel 11 has learned of preliminary talks to work out a temporary arrangement between county residents and trash removal companies while the burn ban lasts, however it's still too soon to take action. We've also learned if the pile up gets out of hand the county could start issuing tickets. Too much trash could mean an environmental hazard plus a public nuisance. However, under no circumstances will they allow you to burn trash.
Lubbock County Civil Attorney John Grace said, "You're not going to find anybody out there who's going to say there's a safe way to do this under these conditions. It's not worth the risk."
You can also take your trash to either of the city's landfills located at 17304 FM 2528 in Abernathy, they're open weekdays seven to five, Saturday seven to noon. The other is in Lubbock at 8425 North Avenue P, open weekdays eight to five, Saturday eight to noon. The cost is roughly two and a half cents a pound.
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---- — The second the misguided question left my mouth, I wanted to take it back.
So, Georges, do you think you have any chance vs. Ohio State?
"I can't believe you asked that," he sighed.
Georges Niang didn't go from a pudgy kid from Methuen to an NCAA tourney hero without believing in himself.
And after the freshman carried 10th-seeded Iowa State past 7th-seeded Notre Dame in their Friday night opener, he wholeheartedly believes the Cyclones can take down Ohio State in the Round of 32.
Don't bother bringing up that the Buckeyes are the second seed in the region, are favored by seven points, and are playing in their backyard this afternoon (Dayton Arena, 12:15 p.m. on CBS).
"I've been the underdog my whole life," he said while getting ready for practice yesterday afternoon. "If they are predicted to win, so be it."
Being the star (game-high 19 points) of an NCAA win over Notre Dame has exposed Niang to a whole new level of fame.
"Everybody in America is watching," he said. "I'm getting feedback from everybody."
In this age of social media, it sure feels that way.
"Oh, man, I haven't been able to respond. There have been so many (tweets and text messages)," he said. "The love is definitely appreciated. We got back at 1:30 a.m. I had 84 text messages."
One was from last year's ISU All-American Royce White.
Jack Cooley made the mistake of comparing Iowa State to lowly DePaul. Perhaps he was just pointing out both were known for their speed, but ISU interpreted it as a putdown, whether he meant it or not.
The first-team All-Big East forward ate those words. Niang and the Cyclones took it to Cooley and the towering but lumbering Irish frontcourt early and often in the 76-58 romp.
"That definitely motivated us," said the 6-7, 245-pound freshman, who was cheered on Friday in Dayton by his mother, Alison Niang, and his uncle, Methuen native Ed Champy. "That was locker room material. I'm surprised that came out of his mouth. We didn't want to be compared to (11-21) DePaul, no disrespect to DePaul."
Niang generally lets his game do the talking, but he couldn't resist.
"Obviously, I was letting him know," said the former Tilton (N.H.) School star, who scored seven straight points to let the Cyclones blow the game open (44-31 to 51-31).
Niang has had to quiet the critics for years. But he still has to pinch himself over how far he has come.
"It's really cool. I'm just a humble person," he explained. "It's amazing going from Michael Gorman and Rick Gorman's couch to playing here! I've always had big dreams and big aspirations. I always dream big."
Teaching Cooley a lesson or two was enjoyable, but he was equally satisfied to get the upper hand on his former AAU teammates. Pat Connaughton from St. John's Prep and prep school rival Zach Auguste from Marlboro and New Hampton School play for the Fighting Irish.
"It's great to get that first win, especially from my Mass. buddies," said the first-team Big 12 All-Rookie team selection. "It's good to get bragging rights for the summer pickup games."
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What has become of the Kiwi bloke? Once upon a time they were described as tough men who wore Swanndri, went hunting and fishing, and knew how to change a tyre.
There were tall, dark and handsome, short, blonde and still handsome, redheads and still handsome and they all knew that letting ladies go through doors in front of them was the polite thing to do.
Then came the new age man. They were still polite but these sensitive men were expected to open up and talk about their feelings, look after their skin ... and so they should. I'm not knocking this ... the skin bit.
Everyone should take care of their health and that includes looking after your skin, after all it's the only one you have and it has to last a very long time - hopefully.
Not sure about opening up and having deep and meaningful chats with wives, girlfriends or mates though.
I've heard snatches of conversation while passing groups of men and from what I've heard they don't talk about the price of milk or how lovely their mate's shirt looks.
Speaking of shirts, not long after the new age man emerged so too did pink shirts.
I'm totally fine with men in pink shirts. Some men look very nice in pink shirts.
However the latest "craze" is beyond me.
Apparently it is okay for men to have a murse - that's a man purse.
Good grief, Daniel Boon would turn in his grave.
What's wrong with a good old briefcase?
Too big? What about a satchel? Or maybe a backpack, or just a carry bag. Then all the things that don't fit in a wallet or pocket can go in one of the above.
What exactly do men carry now that they didn't 20 years ago apart from a phone, iPad or laptop?
Phones can be held in the hand, slipped into a pocket or I have seen them clipped on to men's belts. Good idea.
Several men I spoke to scoffed at the notion of carrying a murse.
One said "it's the way you hold it" and "if the murse has a pen or something sticking out of it then it's not a murse but a work tool".
Another young man frowned when I asked if he had a murse. "What's that?"
A man purse, I said.
"Oh yeah. Nah, I have a briefcase but my Dad has one. He puts his iPad in it. I told him it was naff but he doesn't care."
So there you go ... it's all about perception.
Really for me it's not actually about men carrying something other than their wallets.
It's really no one else's business what anyone cares to carry around and what they put it in.
It's the name that grates.
Man purse? A purse is such a feminine thing.
Wikipedia says a purse is a small bag that may refer to coin purse, handbag, money bag and wallet.
Purse and women go together. How many times have you heard someone say to a woman: "Have you got your purse?"
Or a woman says: "Oh hang on I need to get my purse before I go anywhere."
So maybe the murse needs a new name. Think wallet ... ballet, mallet, pallet - all taken.
Man bag? I've heard that used before, but it's a tad too close to handbag.
I thought and thought about this but no matter what name I came up with it was either taken or sounded daft.
So why don't we just stick to wallet.
There could be an everyday wallet, an iWallet (for phones and iPads) and an xwallet for larger items.
The majority of men have probably never even heard of a murse. But remember if you do get one it's all about the way you hold it.
FOOTNOTE: Purse also refers to a monetary reward in horse racing and naval warfare - both not so feminine.
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Justin Timberlake allegedly called Britney Spears a 'b***h' on stage in New Orleans while introducing his hit 'Cry Me A River', the song her wrote about her after ending their three year romance in 2002
Justin Timberlake allegedly called Britney Spears a ''b***h'' on stage on Saturday night (02.02.13).
The 32-year-old singer - who married his girlfriend of fours years Jessica Biel in Italy in October - reportedly blasted his ex-girlfriend for cheating on him in 2002 before singing his hit 'Cry Me A River', which was written about her, on stage at pre-Super Bowl bash in New Orleans in aid of a children's charity.
Before performing the Grammy Award-winning track, Justin told the crowd: ''Sometimes in life, you think you found the one. But then one day you find out, that she is just some b***h'', according to HollywoodLife.com.
Justin ended his three-year romance with Britney, 31, after she allegedly cheated on him with her then choreographer Wade Robson and the song is about their high profile break-up.
Justin was later joined on stage by Jay-Z at the concert, which was his first full show in five years and helped to benefit the Shriners Hospitals For Children and was hosted by cable company DirectTV at the DTV Superfan Stadium.
Guests at the star-studded invite-only event included Paul McCartney and his third wife, Nancy Shevell, 'Twilight Saga' star Peter Facinelli, 'Modern Family' actress Sofia Vergara, 'Nashville' star Hayden Panettiere and David Arquette.
It is not known whether Justin's 'Total Recall' star wife Jessica attended the bash.
Britney, who has two children Sean Preston, seven, and Jayden James, six, from her previous marriage to Kevin Federline, recently broke off her engagement to Jason Trawick.
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Warner Bros. has a thing for crime pics and it's easy to see why. They got Oscar gold for "The Departed" and Ben Affleck's "The Town" was a surprising smash hit at the box office so no wonder they want to feed audience hunger for pics focusing on the seedy criminal underbelly. Ruben Fleischer's "Tales From The Gangster Squad" is already heating up with offers out to Sean Penn and Ryan Gosling and now another gangland pic is building steam.
"Cicero" was a project picked up last fall by the studio and it's pretty clear why it got the studio's attention. Written by Walon Green ("The Wild Bunch," "Sorcerer," "The Brink's Job"), and said to be in the vein of classic gangster pics like "The Public Enemy," "Little Caesar" and "Angels With Dirty Faces," the story focuses on Al Capone's rise to power moving from the slums of Brooklyn to the top of the food chain in prohibition-era Chicago. A pretty great story, but the first name being mentioned to potentially direct is a bit of a surprise.
David Yates, who has spent the last few years toiling away on the 'Harry Potter' franchise is being mentioned as a possible director with the film to be his his post 'Deathly Hallows' project. Of course, it's way early in the game but WB has clearly been very happy working with Yates on their lucrative franchise and now it looks like they want to reward him with a top tier pic.
But it's early days and nothing has been signed just yet, but if you haven't seen those classic gangster pics mentioned above, track 'em down. [Variety/Deadline]
Glass | April 27, 2011 9:41 AM
David Yates just puts random parts from the book into the film and hopes it works. The Yates films have some of the most unimaginative camerawork I've ever seen in a fantasy film.
Lydia Roberts | March 30, 2011 9:13 AM
I thought that this story would be told in The Untouchables: Capone Rising.
Gerry George | March 30, 2011 9:09 AM
Having presumably seen the last of Harry Potter, David Yates - probably one of the best *young* directors we have in the industry today, on both sides of the Atlantic - is now hotly-tipped to direct a biopic about the infamous organised crime boss, Al Capone.
In hailing this decision, perhaps it's not inappropriate to parody the prophetic words of another pre-war icon and yet another Warner Bros blue-chip property - that of Al Jolson, the world's greatest entertainer, who actually did command performances for Capone and his entourage - and say of David Yates's spell-binding WB career, so far: *Folks, you ain't seen nuttin' yet !*
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I think that the draft, and who the Astros decide to take first, is the foremost concern for most Astros fans at this point in time. I see just four players with a real chance of going first overall, sure there maybe a few guys out there with a really outside chance like Correa or Zimmer, but I can't see anyone outside of Appel, Buxton, Gausman or Zunino being the pick. I just wanted to break down my thoughts on each of them as a guy who really enjoys prospecting and follows the minors extensively.
Mark Appel, P, Stanford- Appel has long been a favorite for the top selection, and in his junior season at Stanford he is showing why. For awhile he had been a guy whose stuff did not match his numbers, but that is no longer the case. His ERA is below 3.00 this season and his peripherals are outstanding, K'ing over a batter per inning and allowing only around a .200 batting average against him with a low walk rate. His scouting reports are very encouraging. He's a big, athletic pitcher with smooth mechanics that cause little worry, and he has great mid-90s heat that he holds late into games. His breaking ball is a plus pitch or better and should generate plenty of swings and misses. In addition to his heater and breaking pitch, he also shows feel for an above-average changeup. He is beginning to look more and more like a great #2 starter who could move into #1 range with some more polish. I had been a detractor after his early season struggles, but as it stands right now I am a very big fan of Appel.
Byron Buxton, OF, Georgia HS- Buxton is the sexiest pick to be sure. He's an absolute toolbox, sporting 80 speed and above-average to plus raw power. Opinions differ on his pure hitting ability, but his speed should allow him to hit for a solid average at the least. As is the case with any HS prospect, there is a lot of risk involved with spending such a high pick on a guy like Buxton. I certainly like him, but I'm not sure how I expect him to fare. Justin Upton comparisons are starting to pop up a lot on here and other sites, but I don't think he's that kind of player, Upton's power potential is far greater than Buxton's. My impression of Buxton is that he's more similar to Carl Crawford or current Angels prospect Mike Trout. I see a valuable player here, but there is a wide range of outcomes possible for BB.
Kevin Gausman, P, LSU- The other possibility for a pitcher at 1.1, Gausman's statistical performance this year has been stellar. He has a monstrous K rate and sparkling ERA, both of which trump Mark Appel's. That said, I prefer Appel to Gausman and I don't think it's especially close. Gausman overpowers college hitters with his high-90s heat, and only mixes in secondary offerings to keep opposing players on their toes. Appel's stuff to me projects as a more complete arsenal and as a result I think he will fare better as a pro. If Gausman's offspeed stuff could take a step forward his velocity would make him a higher upside option, but you can't bank on a guy's breaking ball suddenly turning into a plus pitch. Gausman could well be an ace, but he could just as easily be a #3 because of his lack of depth as a pitcher. He needs a lot more polish than Appel does to reach that level, too.
Mike Zunino, C, Florida- College baseball's most dangerous hitter, Zunino has been a star as the gator backstop for multiple seasons. He's well regarded for his defense behind the plate and he sports plus power. He is probably the safest pick of these four players and shouldn't have much trouble reaching the majors in under two years. He hits for a high average in college ball but his swing probably won't allow him to do so in the pros. A dream outcome would be Mike Napoli circa 2011 (with a reasonable BABIP) and gold glove caliber defense, and that is a very valuable player.
If I had to rank these players, it would go Appel first, then Buxton just behind followed by Zunino and Gausman a solid bit behind him. If I had to pick a favorite outside of these four, it would be Puerto Rican SS Carlos Correa.


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|Two UC Davis Surgeons Banned from Human Research
|Written by San Fernando Valley Sun
|Thursday, 26 July 2012 01:04
SACRAMENTO (AP) – A newspaper is reporting that two University of California, Davis neurosurgeons have been banned from performing medical research on humans after they were accused of experimenting on dying brain cancer patients without university permission.
The Sacramento Bee reports (http://bit.ly/SP3nFi ) that J. Paul Muizelaar and Rudolph Schrot were banned from any research on humans after the university told the federal government that both surgeons took part in what the school termed "serious and continuing noncompliance" with federal regulations.
Muizelaar responded to the report by telling The Bee that he and Schrot believed the FDA had given its permission for the experiments. He described the ban as an "overreaction" by the university.
Schrot told The Bee in an email that "the determination of 'serious and repeated noncompliance' is misleading."
Muizelaar has been the department chairman at the university's School of Medicine since 1997, while Schrot is an assistant professor and neurosurgeon.
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Police attended a collision involving a single van at 7.25am this morning on the A449 near Much Marcle.
One man was treated by ambulance at the scene.
Emergency services were also called to a collision involving a car which rolled over and ended up in a ditch between the A465 and the A49 near Callow. The 23-year-old driver was reportedly not injured.
As both of these roads were icy when the collisions happened, West Mercia Police are warning people to take extra care when travelling.
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1:36pm Tue 14 Jan 14
Mr.Herefordian says...
3:03pm Tue 14 Jan 14
B the B says...
3:14pm Tue 14 Jan 14
mizza21 says...
I have taken the precaution of getting Winter Tyres fitted to my Mobility Scooter. When one weighs more than 30 stones one cannot be too careful whilst popping out to Morrisons for pies and Margarine.
I have decided to build an igloo in the garden next month as it will be cold enough to turn off the freezers, put em outside and open up the lids.
I have always wanted to know if it is possible to effectively build an igloo in the UK and then the most important thing, can one light a fire inside it?. I realize this means I'll have to have a hole in the roof though. I don't quite understand how the inuits would have had fires but I am reliably informed they did
I may struggle to get the old mobility scooter in through the tiny aperture serving as a door but I stand a better chance with me winter tyres than without.
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