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Hi there,
the recent Outlook Plugin update broke the ability to click on a task and an archived email. Before that, it would perfectly but ever since the update I can click the link but nothing opens anymore. I even tried creating new tasks with emails received since the update but even then nothing works.
Version plugin; app?v=204
Version Outlook; 14.0.6123.5001 32-bit
Thanks for looking into this.
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Which version of our Outlook Plugin are you running? Within the Control Panels' Add/Remove menu you can see the version.
Email links when moved were broken in the old version and this was resolved since two updates ago.
Hi Brendon,
it is 126.96.36.199. And I know that the newest update would fix the broken links. As mentioned it worked perfect until I had an update last week after which it all stopped working.
Hello Arvid,
Please send logs from this location: %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Todoist\Outlook to firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com including the link to this thread for reference.
Best regards,
Hi david,
everything is sent.
Thank you, I've passed them to the developers.
Best regards,
Hi David,
any idea? Just noticed that for a very old email it still works, but for new emails it doesn't work. This was the feature I moved everything over to Todoist.
On my end nothing changed besides that Todoist received an update.
We're still looking into this, sorry for the delays :-(
Best regards,
David, almost a month later. Any news?
We are sorry about that but unfortunately we have no update, its taking longer than we had hoped.
Almost one month further and no update. I'm sorry but this is ridicilous. The Outlook plugin worked prior to the recent update of the plugin, after that all stopped working. So maybe just give me the older version back so that at least I can use the product. Now it is completely disconnected from Outlook. The link between Outlook and Todoist was the primary reason why I went with this product and went pro.
Brendon... two months further and no update. I'm loosing important tasks as the Todoist task doesn't pull up any email. I even upgraded to Outlook 2013 now and still the same issue.
We're very sorry for the delays and the inconvenience, we're working on updates for our Outlook plugin.
In the meantime, we've added 2 extra months of Premium to your account.
Best regards,
This issue should now be fixed, please let us know if it persists.
Best regards,
Ok. And how do I get the latest version? Just downloaded the file and that was still 22.214.171.124
I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, I was referring to the issue with sending emails as tasks where they weren't converted into notes.
As for direct linking to tasks through the Outlook plugins, though we can't reproduce it, it's on our developers' to-do list, as soon as we have any news, we'll let you now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Best regards,
I hope my initial issue was clear then? And as mentioned before, it did work until there was an update of ToDoist and it became buggy.
As David said, the issues with the Outlook plugin is not yet resolved, we are having too many issues with and are trying our best, though its not been easy to reproduce. We are hoping to make some progress soon.
I've noticed to add an email as task you have to have to Tododist Panel expanded. If it is minimized/collapse and you click on the Todoist Ribbon button it won't work.


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January 31, 2010
Nearly two years at sea...
February 19th 2008 was the first blog post. Wow time flies.
It looks like we are about to wrap up this little trip under the sea. Just a couple more items to do, but they are fairly busy ones.
Pictured are the gauges I was referring too previously. This was a fun little project that let me use some of my Adobe Photoshop skills. The inclinometer on top is from a real ship somewhere and I bought it last year at a nautical shop in Galveston which has really bounced back from the hurricane by the way. Some Brasso cleaned up the old brass and made it all shiny like. I had the opposite problem with the barometers I used for the other two. They were TOO shiny so I took some light grit sandpaper and a hobby product called "Patina-It" to them to tarnish them up a bit. Now they and the inclinometer look pretty close.
I started on the inside of the door too but I way way over-thought it at first. I tried using thick sheet plastic and silicone adhesive to cover the whole thing and give me a nice flat surface with the intention of hiding the wood grain. It laid out fine but as the glue dried it shrank causing all these bubbles to form (just like my map fiasco earlier). I was able to rip it off and remove the glue with mineral spirits and start over. A couple coats of primer will more than hide that grain I have since concluded. Point is, great ideas don't always work and in fact "great ideas" can end up just being plain stupid upon execution. That said, I still learned from the event and Plan B is working out fine. Not everything works right out the gate.
I have to make more rivets to finish the door. I also have to begin work on the painting booth and its hose that will exhaust outdoors. With a little decent weather, (current temp is 18 with the wind chill), I should make great strides on this in the coming week and THAT my friends will end up being the final big project for the room though there will still be some remaining tweaks here and there before I call it done.
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Again, brilliant. Absolutely love those gauges!
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~ Camp Statistics for UFC 104 ~
Apparently, if I don't demean my opposition at every opportunity it as a sign of weakness. Well, MMA4Real, I just merc'ed your face. By myself. My 95 points awarded through correct fight predictions was good enough for 6th out of 5450 on the event. It was also the BE camp leading point score.
I made more fake money, $19,513, than any from your team as well, with most of it coming off of a Machida, Kingsbury, Tibau parlay. Edging me out for camp wagering gold on the event, however, was brooklynbadass who earned a total of $20,609. A Bader, Sonnen, Velasquez parlay at $2,025 netted $12,808 of that total. Brooklynbadass is ranked 5th in camp earnings with $27,034 and 4 events left in the season.
Fight Linker made mention of a "curb-stomp" on the "pompous" Bloody Elbow players. An average gain of $60 on the event will temper that enthusiasm going forward. They also underperformed in picking percentage and points in comparison to MMA Playground's biggest camp, Bloody Elbow.
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Learning to Change, It's A Process
In my last post Say Hello to Samskara, I discussed how our thoughts and experiences engrain themselves into our subconscious and become habits. In this post, I want to follow up on the idea of samskaras or our habitual patterns and how these patterns affect they way we learn new things.
As a professional dancer, yoga instructor and Pilates instructor I understand firsthand how powerful habits can be through my own muscle memory. Memory is not possible without thoughts and experiences, which are processed via the conscious mind. These experiences become stored impressions, aka samskaras within our subconscious mind. It is very difficult to unlearn something that you've been doing for many years because it stays with you on a SUBconscious level. (more…)


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Summer officially begins Tuesday, but the summer fun season began last week in the Decatur area with the parks and recreation department's Touch A Tractor event held Saturday in Decatur, Hoagland Days and Decatur's annual Motorsports Festival held Friday (see photo). (Photo by Eric Mann)
Decatur has already had a couple of days which were hotter than any recorded in 2010, but it will be Tuesday when summer officially arrives, at 1:16 p.m. here.
The arrival is labeled the Summer Solstice, which results in the longest day and the shortest night of the yeaar.
Sol plus stice derives from a combination of Latin words meaning "sun" + "to stand still." As the days lengthen, the sun rises higher and higher until it seems to stand still in the sky.
Figures released Friday by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development showed that unemployment crept up slightly in Adams County during May. The state report set the local jobless rate at 7.8 percent for last month, up slightly from the county's 7.6 unemployment rate in April but still below the 8.2 percent figure for March.
April's unemployment rate was the lowest seen in the county in almost three years.
Adams Central School's $10 million construction and renovation project is on target to be done this fall and the school board has scheduled a dedication ceremony for Sunday, November 13, at 2:30 p.m.
At the board's June meeting, the latest payment to the prime contractor, Weigand Construction of Fort Wayne, was approved at $1,083,047.24, covering the costs of steel and concrete for work on the southeast corner of the building.
The board also approved the following:
Students at Northwest Elementary School and Bellmont Middle School were soaking up the college atmosphere as the current school year concluded, and will continue to do so.
Hoagland Days schedule:
Merchants' tent open during fair hours.
5-11 p.m.—Food court open.
5-8 p.m.—Fish and tenderloin meals in the park pavilion.
6 p.m.—Bingo in the bingo tent.
6 p.m.—Rides on the midway.
6 p.m.—Crowning the prince and princess in the entertainment tent.
The Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association has named Alexis Harvey a second team All-State track competitor, it was noted today by Bellmont coach Carl Risch.
Apparently, the association named 40 girls first team all-state and almost that many to the second team. Harvey, a sophomore, placed fourth in the 200 meter run at the IHSAA State Girls Track Meet recently, setting a BHS record with a 24.83.
The Kintz Insurance Krushers broke open a tight 3-2 game in the Willie Mays League of the Hoosier East Baseball Alliance with five runs in the bottom of the third Thursday night and ended up capturing a 13-4 win over Hull Lift.
With the victory, Kintz won the HEBA Mays league title and with its 10-2 slate will be the number one seed in the upcoming league tournament.
The parks & recreation department will be holding another Touch a Tractor event this Saturday, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. on the Riverside Center parking lot.
The event is, of course, open to the public and no admission is charged.
Visitors will be able to touch, climb on or see up close many of the tractors and unique vehicles on display.
Free coffee will be provided by the department, while free juice and donuts will be provided by North Adams Schools.
Apparently, former Bellmont football coaches Rick Burkhalter and Greg Meyer, co-head coaches two years ago with the sudden resignation of Toney Bergman, are not riding off into the sunset after a big run at Bellmont.
South Adams Athletic Director Mike Pries was happy to confirm Wednesday that both Burkhalter and Meyer will be assistant coaches for Jason Arnold and the South Adams Starfires this fall.


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Johnny Damon Gets Payback, Cuts Off Manny Ramirez's First Pitch
The Boston Red Sox held a 10th-anniversary reunion for players from the 2004 championship team before tonight's game. New Iowa Cubs player-coach Manny Ramirez tossed out the first pitch, until Johnny Damon came out of nowhere to snag it for justice, ten years later. »


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Two people from Braintree are due to appear in court next month charged with metal theft offences.
Police had been contacted shortly after 9.30pm on September 6 following reports of suspicious activity at the Wyevale Garden Centre in Cressing Road, Braintree.
A 25-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have been charged with one count of attempted theft each.
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Renaissance duo ~ Lord Sunday & Lady Tinker Lilly
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- Category: Horror-ific Hounds
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Renaissance pups waiting for their large cup of whine and mammoth turkey legs. Lord Sunday is wearing his "Sunday's" best feathered hat and Lady Tinker is wearing her fancy synched up corset.
Contest Photo Tips and Guidelines:
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Silverwareback Sentinel, Girlilla and Tiney2011 ArtPrize Entry
You've heard of silverback gorillas. This is a silverwareback gorilla. He is standing sentinel over his domain. What does a 105 lb. gorilla eat? I don't know but he can eat it with a fork! There are over 1000 forks alone in the male gorilla. His lady friend, Girlilla, examines a leaf on a bamboo stalk. They are unruffled by the exploits of Tiney, their rambunctious baby. My sculptures are about things that I enjoy – wildlife, welding, and humor. Hoveyware is appreciated first for its form and personality. On closer inspection, the details of the flatware bring enjoyment on a whole new level. I enjoy watching people marvel over how eating utensils can be transformed into art. Sculpting keeps me feeling productive and gives me motivation to persevere despite debilitating disease. My work seems to be able to engage a wide audience, from artists to children and even men who may not have previously shown interest in the art world - or so their grateful wives tell me.
- Art form: 3-D
- Depth: 4
- Medium: Stainless Steel Forks, Knives, and Spoons
- Width: 4
- Year created: 2011
- Height: 6
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Drmic back to back 3 pointers
Our guys got hot on the court early in the start of both halves. The three point game was clicking rather well last evening also. My friend Ken C. went to the game and took some videos and posted the vids on the youtube. Here is a good look at Anthony nailing the trey.


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August 19, 2002
by Ashley Harper
A penny goes a long way in Lowndes County with the Special Purpose Local Options Sales Tax, known to most as SPLOST.
"There's an awful lot of things that we need to get done and we really need to keep SPLOST for all these things to happen," said Crawford Powell, SPLOST V Chairman.
Tomorrow, Lowndes County voters will decide whether or not to keep the SPLOST Tax that began its first phase in 1987. Since then, the one percent sales tax has been renewed three times. City officials hope voters will do the same tomorrow.
"As the community has grown the funds received from SPLOST each year has drastically increased, and we hope in the future, they will continue to grow even more," said Larry Hanson, City Manager.
To date, SPLOST IV has generated nearly 67 million dollars. That money has been used to fund many projects around town, such as the new fire station and Senior Citizens Center.
Other SPLOST projects include water and sewage improvements, parks and recreation facilities, and many transportation improvements.
"We have certain roads that would have to be widened anyway, and by using the SPLOST tax, we do not have to pass it along to property owners," said Hanson.
Lowndes county residents say the tax is a great way to use taxpayers' money.
"I think its a great idea because I don't want my property taxes paying for the things SPLOST funds," said Eric Hahn, Lowndes County taxpayer.
Another benefit is that a large percentage of SPLOST funding comes from people other than Lowndes county residents.
"Forty-three cents of SPLOST funds are generated by people who don't live in Lowndes County," said Hanson.
City officials are confident voters will choose to keep SPLOST V tomorrow. They agree its the best and fairest way to use taxpayer money and improve all of Lowndes county.
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Another piece that I shot for Team Type 1, featuring their rider Becky Furuta.
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This is the first of several videos I shot for Team Type 1 last month out in Colorado.
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Took my new GoPro out for a spin on dad's board when I was back in Michigan for Independence Day.
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I spent last week in Davos, Switzerland as part of the Reuters TV team covering the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum. Davos is a tiny ski village in the Swiss Alps. In fact, it's the highest town in Europe. Plenty of beautiful sights. But, mainly this was my view. I also got to [...]
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|Study by CSUN Prof Challenges Practice of Separating Twins in Kindergarten
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Separating twins in kindergarten — a common practice in schools across the country — can be traumatic for children and is often against the wishes of both the children and their parents, according to a new study by California State University, Northridge education professor Lynn Melby Gordon.
Gordon's study, "Twins and Kindergarten Separation: Divergent Beliefs of Principals, Teachers, Parents, and Twins," was published last week in the journal Educational Policy and is the first to explore the separation of twins in kindergarten by directly comparing and examining the beliefs of elementary school principals, kindergarten teachers, parents and twins….
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The evils of Penn State are without bounds
Think about how any sane, decent human being would respond to the Penn State crisis. Obviously, the alleged victims and their well being have to trump all other factors, right? Not so if you're the Penn State administration. New FOIA'd memos show that instead of focusing on helping the victims, Penn State administrators only cared about saving their own hides. I know if I had sat idly by while a predator allegedly tortured children, my first thought would be to become even more insular. Before calling in the bean counters of course. This is disgusting and outrageous. Everything Penn State has done in the past few months just lean towards the conclusion that the institution ought not to have the right to continue in any form, and should be permanently disbanded in a manner similar to The Second Mile. Salt the earth in College Park, and the reputation of Penn State should be tarnished until the end of time.


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On 3 May, the Welsh Assembly election will occur. For Welsh Liberal
Democrat candidates, it will provide both a verdict on Rhodri Morganís minority
Welsh Labour government and an indicator of their own popularity with the Welsh
At the last election, the party suffered what nearly everyone now admits was a
dismal election result. Coming out of a coalition government, the party expected
either to be punished or rewarded by the Welsh electorate. In the event, they
stayed static.
The six assembly members remained in situ, the number of Conservatives AMs increased slightly, Plaid Cymruís decreased dramatically, while Labour
stayed virtually the same. How then is the party moulding itself and taking on
the radical legacy of its Welsh Liberal forbears in the period coming up to its
all important show of strength?
The failures of May 2003 meant that some of the most radical Welsh Liberal
Democrats, such as Rob Humphreys, the Welsh party president, failed to be
elected the assembly and the party had to make do with the skills of its
existing members, with no new infusion of Liberal spirit and ideas.
A rather lacklustre period of Labour government followed in which the Welsh
Liberal Democrats spent the first 18 months getting used to opposition, and
having to avoid attacking the incumbent government over some of the policies
they themselves had been behind while in coalition.
Yet matters soon brightened up for Welsh Liberal Democrats. After the May 2004
council elections, they became the lead political party on a number of local
authorities in Wales. After the political dust surrounding the coalition
negotiations had settled, they were left leading not only the Welsh capital
Cardiff, but also Swansea, Bridgend and Wrexham councils. The party now had more
Welsh local authority power than it had had since the 1920s. A year later, the
party gained four MPs in the general election. It was the Liberal Democratsí
highest number of MPs in Wales since 1951. With these good results behind it, it
is hardly surprising that the signs for May 2007 are that the party will do
better, and morale is now much higher than 2003.
All of the political parties in Wales have spent the last 18 months thrashing
out their new policy agenda. When it comes to comparing their manifestos, there
are normally far fewer real differences than people would imagine.
It is the detail of implementation of policy rather than the fundamentals of
their actuality where the disagreements occur. This general policy consensus
only falls apart when it comes down to exactly how much money should be spent on
what point, or when Labourís ëpork barrelí politics has become too overt. The
major fall-outs on policy issues over the last four years have been the Labour
partyís abolition of Welsh quangos and their backing for student fees (which the
combined opposition were against). Labour has also failed to implement any of
the more radical ideas from its various commissions, such as introducing the
single transferable vote for local government and the Welsh Assembly elections.
Welsh consensus politics therefore means that, over the last two Welsh Assembly
governments, new social and economic policy delivery has become closely
connected through all political parties with ideology of ëlocalismí as opposed
to ëradicalismí. Localism means having policy delivered at the lower or the
lowest functional level, which in essence means from regional or county council
to town or even sub council ward basis. It is not a policy alien to most Welsh
or British Liberalsí own philosophical hearts, but then it does not seem to be
alien to Labour, Plaid Cymru or Conservative membersí hearts either.
Devoid of fundamental issues of policy difference, the Welsh indigenous press
and media such as the Western Mail or BBC Wales are now full of ëwhat ifí
stories in respect of the aftermath of the next Welsh general election.
Most revolve around the possible coalition combinations post 3 May. ëWill the
Libs join the Labs?í, ëWill the Labs join Plaid Cymru?í, ëWill the Tories join
the Libs and Plaid?í ëWho would led a rainbow coalition?í Plaid wonít accept a
Tory first minister, the Tories wonít accept a Plaid one.
This leaves the possibility of a compromise first minister in the shape of
Michael German, a Welsh Liberal Democrat leading Wales. This is something which
would have brought a tear of pride to the late David Lloyd Georgeís eye.
The fact that the Welsh Liberal Democrats can be placed so
easily with any of the other political parties in the Welsh mainstream and that
none rule out working with the Liberal Democrats, while they will not work with
each other, indicates that the ideological divide has weakened considerably in
the Liberal Democrats, who have returned to equidistance.
After all, the Welsh Conservatives now embrace proportional representation for
local government, one of the key demands for the Welsh Liberal Democrats in any
coalition arrangement. So what does being a Welsh Liberal Democrat really mean
now that it seems so easy to support other partiesí policy ideals in a shared
When the Welsh Liberals were last in a real position of strength in Wales in the
early twentieth century, their radicalism was known and feared throughout the
political world of Westminster and the council chambers of the principality.
Today, the most famous Welsh Liberal Democrat name is Lembit ÷pik. This,
however, is not because of his radical ideas or presence in parliament but
because of his tabloid celebrity status. This is a pity because ÷pik at times
can be one of the most effective orators in the Welsh party and quite an
ideologist. (Lord) Alex Carlile also has a high media profile; again this is
nothing to do with his connection with Welsh Liberalism but rather more to do
with his role as a leading barrister and reviewer of the Labour governmentís
anti-terrorism legislation. The remaining Welsh Liberal Democrats in Westminster
and Cardiff Bay have more local profiles.
Peter Black and Jenny Randerson are certainly well known names in Swansea and
Cardiff. Mike German even has a limited Welsh profile, known by around 6% of the
Welsh population according to a recent poll. Apart from ÷pik, however, no Welsh
Liberal enjoys a recognisable British profile. None of Mingís main men (or
women) are from the Welsh Liberals, but then to be fair neither were Kennedyís,
Ashdownís, Steelís or Grimondís. The only main difference with the current
leader is that, unlike his predecessors, he had little support amongst Welsh
parliamentarians in the leadership election. Since his election, the Welsh
parliamentarians and assembly members have also remained mainly indifferent and
sometimes publicly critical of Campbell. All this does not help endear the Welsh
party to Campbell or help in projecting Welsh Liberal identity within the
federal party.
Out of the gaze of both their British leadership and the media, the Welsh
Liberal Democrats should be free to pursue as radical a policy agenda as they
see fit.
They do not have to tiptoe around the Murdoch press or Daily Mail. Yet in Wales
there is an obvious lack of radicalism, not just in the Welsh Liberals but, as
earlier noted, in all the mainstream Welsh political parties, as they have moved
to the centre ground.
The parties have built mainly on the socialist rather than the Thatcherite
models of ideology in their quest for the centre ground. They seek to regulate
this issue, set up a new quango for that concern and merge or restructure some
other quangos to meet another policy objective. The state, in the form of the
Welsh Assembly, is seen to be the panacea for all of societyís ills and
problems. No problem, it seems, cannot be dealt with by the state or by its
financial resources or regulatory powers.
Yet Wales suffers severe problems. It has some of the worst health, crime and
social problems not only in the UK but sometimes in Europe. Wales is at the top
of nearly all of the league tables that indicate social and economic problems,
and seems in many ways to be getting worse. Added to this is a declining economy
in which the public sector is the largest employer, and thanks to the Welsh
Assembly, dwarfs any private sector employer in Wales. The European Union
Objective 1 funding of more than £1bn has been squandered. It has not failed to
halt the declining economy, and the economy has declined still further against
the European average GDP. All of these failures to redress decline are crying
out for radical solutions.
Going into the assembly elections, the Welsh Liberal Democrats clearly have some
strong politicians. Their AMs, such as Black, Randerson, Kirsty Williams and
Elinor Burnham, have built up strong reputations in the assembly in their own
portfolio areas. Black, perhaps, is also the closest to a traditional Liberal
radical, for which he gains admiration across the assembly chamber. Little of
their ideas have filtered out as being truly radical, however.
When it comes to the actual policy detail, there are only two
references to the word ëradicalí in Trust in Wales: Welsh Liberal Democrats
pre-manifesto. The pre-manifesto is therefore innovative rather than
radical. Of course, the Welsh Liberal Democrats would argue that their entire
manifesto is ëradicalí. But if we take radical by its other name tag of
ërevolutionaryí, the manifesto is not radical. The most life-changing ideas,
such as the plan to generate all of Walesís electricity through renewable
sources by 2050 (43 yearsí time), is incremental rather than radical. By 2020
would have been radical and achievable in the political lifetime of those
standing for election.
The Welsh Assembly election will show that the Welsh Liberal Democrats have
sound and well thought out policies. Yes, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have
produced some excellent ideas to try to deal with some of Walesís major
problems. Yes, their ideas are better than the other mainstream partiesí in
Wales but are they radical enough? Not at the moment, they still need to stretch
This they may well do with the arrival of the new primary law making powers in
the Welsh Assembly in May. They now have the opportunity and means to be more
much more radical. Let us hope they make their radical ancestors proud and do
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Report: 5 dead in SoCal crash, 7 cycles involved
OCOTILLO, Calif. (AP) - Authorities say five people were killed in a crash involving seven motorcycles and at least one other vehicle on a rural highway east of San Diego.
California Highway Patrol spokesman Officer Pablo Torrez tells the Imperial Valley Press that the five fatalities occurred in the collision Saturday afternoon on Route 98 near Ocotillo in Imperial County, just miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.
Torrez says he does not know whether one or two vehicles other than the motorcycles were involved.
The CHP had earlier reported six injuries, but it was not clear if any of those six were among the dead.
Torrez says the Highway Patrol's Multiple Accident Investigation team from San Diego was called in because of the accident's size.
Ocotillo is about 80 miles east of San Diego.
Information from: Imperial Valley Press, http://www.ivpressonline.com
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