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A Wanaka mountaineer and search and rescue team leader who helped recover the body of a German tramper on Christmas Day said yesterday that solo trampers must be prepared.
Police named 38-year-old Google software engineer Frank Spychalski as the man whose body was recovered from a steep, rocky gut near the 1534-metre Cascade Saddle.
He ventured into Mt Aspiring National Park almost a month ago as part of a trip along the Te Araroa trail, and online posts suggest he was aware of the risks.
His Google+ blog stopped last month and friends raised the alarm when he failed to rendezvous with them.
On November 1 he posted about leaving Munich for New Zealand after a lot of preparation. "Hope I can write some updates every few days, if you don't hear from me for a week or two, it's too late to call SAR."
Online, Spychalski described his planned hike in New Zealand as the biggest adventure of his life.
On November 17, he posted about Department of Conservation warnings on attempting alpine passes in the Nelson Lakes area without climbing gear.
"I used up all my luck already on another close call two days ago where a few cubic metres of rock I was standing on fell five-plus metres down into a river and I just managed to jump back and hold on to a tree,'' he said.
"I was already very scared after the last event, so I want to play it a bit safer now and won't take any stupid risks.
"I could walk on a forest road around the park, but that's no fun and not really the Te Araroa, so I decided to quit here and do a few other hikes instead."
Spychalski was an active tramper and climber, but it is understood he was travelling without climbing gear or a personal locator beacon.
A four-person search and rescue squad, including Wanaka Search and Rescue team leader Gary Dickson and search and rescue co-ordinator Senior Constable Mike Johnston, defined the search grid on Christmas Eve.
Dickson said the saddle was usually under snow in spring, especially the eastern side of the pass heading up to the "pylon".
It was not possible to ascend to the top without stepping on snow in steep terrain, he said.
To reach the pylon, trampers leave the poled route a couple of hundred vertical metres before the saddle and ascend.
"It's the sort of terrain where the ground is really, really hard, and then it's got snow grass; it gets packed down by the snow,'' Dickson said..
"Coming down [on Christmas Day] it was bloody slippery. We almost had our crampons on just to deal with the snow grass. You get lots of trampers who cross up to that point. The hard thing is to turn around."
A fall was almost inevitably fatal, and police said it appeared Spychalski was unable to stop his fall, slid down the snow and over the edge of a ridge into a near-vertical gully 200m below.
Dickson said it was not the first death at the Cascade Saddle, and trampers needed to be conservative, tell people their plans and carry a personal locator beacon.
"People who are on their own, they don't have a sounding board from a decision-making point of view,'' he said.
"If you go up with another party, you can reason it out."
Spychalski went into the park on November 28 and talked to the hut warden at Aspiring Hut, which he left on November 29, about the alpine crossing and his mission to complete New Zealand's longest trail.
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Several agencies came together to discuss the problem at an emergency meeting at Belfast City Hall on Friday.
Representatives were discussing the prevalence of substance users in the Smithfield area of the city centre.
"There are big issues around an increase in anti-social behaviour were some of the traders are actually being threatened by people who are high on these substances," Sinn Féin Councillor Deirdre Hargey explained.
"There is also a big safety concern for young people who are in and around the area using these substances, (some) are actually passing out to the extent where some of them are choking on their own vomit and emergency services have to be called."
Despite being called legal highs - most are illegal to sell, supply or advertise for human consumption.
But there are still retailers in Belfast offering the substances and now local representatives, traders and voluntary and statutory bodies are working with the police to clamp down on these shopkeepers.
Groups working with vulnerable young people say the use of legal substances is a growing problem.
Marie Wright from Opportunity Youth said that around 60% of those abusing substances have been dabbling or have been affected by legal highs.
"Cannabis and alcohol would still be the most dominant substances among young people but when you through a legal high into the mix that cocktail of drugs can have quite serious effects," she explained.
A PSNI statement said its officers were involved in a significant operation last November in three affected areas - Writer's Square, Gresham Street and Castle Street.
During that time 13 arrests were, 56 searches carried out and 14 referrals given to the Youth Justice Agency.
A police spokesman said some court proceedings are ongoing.
Following the meeting, Cllr Hargey added: "We hope from today that there will be a co-ordinated plan of action around trying to deal with this issue on the one hand that there can be enforcement for those shops that choose to sell these substances, also that there can be potential legislative change.
"But the big one is raising the awareness of the dangers of what's going on in that particular area and to try and combat that."
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According to gossip columnist Janet Carlton, Eddie Murphy was dumped three weeks ago:
Eddie Murphy and Tracey Edmonds quietly split up almost three weeks ago. It happened before DNA proved that Melanie Brown's baby was Eddie's. Their biggest problem, besides the fact that Eddie is very controlling, was that they have separate social lives. Eddie likes to socialize with HIS friends and Tracey wanted to socialize with HERS. In order to keep both sets of friends happy, they started going out separately sometimes. But when Eddie goes out, everybody notices and Tracey would hear or read things that made her wonder. And Eddie didn't trust Tracey out by herself. Suspicions arose and arguments ensued. Tracey's feared Eddie wanted to run her life. (He can't be the EASIEST guy to date!) She 'd been staying at his house, so Tracey packed up her things and moved. For now, it's over.
The career-minded Tracey just did a Babyface on Eddie, use him and leave him. I wonder how many people in Hollyweird Tracey met while attending all those events with Eddie Murphy?
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Writer: Tactful Sheik
Date:Friday January 4 2008
Time: 5:42PM
Dundee United travel to Ibrox this weekend, hoping to continue their impressive run against the Glasgow side.
Since 2004, Dundee United have only lost 3 of a possible 12 SPL matches against Rangers, including a 2-1 victory at Tannadice earlier in the campaign.
On the 28th of August 2007, goals from Lee Wilkie (28mins) and a penalty from captain Barry Robson (54mins) gave Dundee United a deserved win - though Daniel Cousin's 51st minute equaliser from the penalty spot had threatened to turn the match on its head.
Even after the shocking events at Fir Park last weekend, a 4-1 win over Hearts midweek, should have the United players full of confidence and determined make it 2 wins out of 2 this season.
Although, Craig Levein might have to do without 3 of the side which played against Hearts, with the influential Lee Wilkie, Grzegorz Szamotulski and Willo Flood all struggling with knocks.
Willo Flood has a dead leg and Polish goalkeeper Szamotulski is also a doubt for the tip to Ibrox, after struggled with an ankle injury for most of the 2nd half against Hearts.
While it's looking increasingly unlikely that central defender Wilkie will play against Rangers, because of a tight hamstring picked up midweek.
"I came off just before the end, but I first felt my hamstring in the warm-up," confessed Wilkie to the Dundee Courier.
"The hamstring is the most worrying, but I'm hoping it will be OK because, apart from derbies, Old Firm games are the ones you look forward to most and I'd be gutted if I missed it.
"We've had a few good results against Rangers up here and it would be nice if we could go down and get one in Glasgow, but we know these games are always tough."
Craig Levein will wait until tomorrow morning before making a final decision on all 3 players, but it would be a major blow to take on one of the Old Firm sides without your best players available.
"There is nothing too serious, but with the games coming thick and fast there is not a lot of time for them to recover," admitted Levein.
"We're giving their injuries as much time as we can to settle down and it will be tomorrow before a decision is made on any of them."
Meanwhile, Rangers will be without Lee McCulloch, Steven Smith and Andy Webster, but Charlie Adam and Nacho Novo are both available and are expected to make an appearance at some stage during the match.
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Yay — Toronto's ugly parking lots are rapidly filling up with city. More unsettling is how good we remain at tearing things down. Shawn Micallef on buildings that are not so old but have been targeted by the wrecking ball.
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Toronto demolitions rarely get the implosion treatment.
Buildings being torn down are long civic autopsies; internal organs are laid bare for all to see. We can peer in as walls are removed and see once-private wallpaper patterns and toilets exposed in compromising ways. We might even feel a little embarrassed for a building in this state.
This is happening now on the corner of Gerrard and Elizabeth, where a forty-three year old nurses' residence is being deconstructed piece by piece.
Demolitions around Toronto rarely get the dramatic implosion treatment. Here we take them down like we put them up: bit-by-bit. The buildings resist destruction, as they were built to. They don't go easy into history.
"The Residence," as the building at 90 Gerrard St. W. was known, is a hulking concrete building, perhaps not the finest example of the currently out-of-fashion Brutalist style. A "1969" stamped in the sidewalk next to its sci-fi exterior marks its Apollo-age opening.
There's a sense something is wrong when a newer building is torn down; the inherent waste of things that haven't had time to live out their full potential. The German industrial band Einstürzende Neubauten — which translates to "collapsing new buildings" — got its name from the absurd throwaway building culture in Berlin after the war. They could have made a Toronto album.
Today buildings are torn down differently. LEED certifications — the environmental standard many buildings try to achieve — requires materials from buildings being replaced be reused. Fewer buildings are being torn town completely, and many are incorporated into new buildings.
In the GTA we're used to buildings going up. More cranes in the sky than most cities on earth. Go out of a town for a couple weeks and you return home to a different skyline. Once a building is finished and people move in, we tend to forget that there was a time it wasn't there. The city we see is the city we know, and our memories are physically rooted; once a building disappears, they can float away too. It's why buildings on death row are so compelling. Just do a Google search of the abandoned Kodak building at Eglinton Ave. W. and Black Creek Drive and see how many urban explorers have documented it.
In most every city people will tell you their city is the worst at tearing good buildings down, and Torontonians are no different. We've lost some great buildings here, and though condos often get the blame, most were already gone before the latest boom, one that's filling in our parking lots more than anything else.
Back downtown two other concrete hotels from the late 1960s are being converted into condo dwellings, just as the old Imperial Oil headquarters on St. Clair was. The Four Seasons in Yorkville has been stripped to its bones while Sutton Place on Bay St. is set to have its delicate concrete exterior — a thin gem from the space age era — wrapped in a flashy and momentarily fashionable new skin.
Do memories stick around when a building is just renovated? Ask yourself in a couple years and see if you remember what was there.
Shawn Micallef writes every Friday about life in the GTA. Wander the streets with him on Twitter @shawnmicallef.
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She's bagged a rockstar as a husband and Lily Aldridge proved that Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill is one lucky guy as she showed off her bikini body on a new shoot.
The Victoria's Secret model was the star of a beach shoot in St Barts on Wednesday, showing off her model looks in a wardrobe of bikinis.
The 27-year-old looked toned and tanned as she struck some poses by the crystal blue waters.
Model looks: Victoria's Secret model Lily Aldridge strikes a pose during a photo shoot on the beach of St Barts
It was a busy day for the brunette beauty as she changed into a number of different bikinis for the sunny shoot.
From leopard print to striped and turquoise to floral, Lily pulled out all the stops to show off each swimsuit with her variety of poses.
Lily's long hair was styled in natural waves for the beach shoot, with the model pepped up with a light dusting of make-up.
Bikini body: Lily showed off her amazing figure in an array of colourful swimsuits
What a poser: The 27-year-old was a pro poser as she shot her photos against the stunning beach backdrop
As well as being the perfect advert for the swimwear, Lily also showed off an array of jewels for the shoot, with a stack of bracelets on her wrists and colourful rings adorning her fingers.
Standing against the stunning backdrop of the Caribbean island and it's sandy beaches, Lily's body looked in tip top condition in her skimpy wardrobe.
How do I look: Lily changed into a racy leopard print swimsuit for a few shots
The Victoria's Secret Angel gave birth to her first child, a daughter Dixie, a little over a year ago but has bounced back into her pre-baby shape.
Lily revealed last year that she manages to fit in ballet and pilates workouts whilst her young daughter naps.
Dixie is the model's first child with husband Caleb Followill of Kings of Leon, with the model recently gushing about her rocker husband to The Edit.
Sultry: Lily proved why she's a Victoria's Secret Angel as she demonstrated her repertoire of poses
Beach beauty: A bikini-clad Lily got sandy for her exotic shoot on the island of St Barts
Of their first few weeks of their relationship, Lily reveals she let her man do all the chasing:
'I knew he liked me, so I played it cool. I never exchanged numbers as I just knew we were going to see each other again.'
She was right – four years later, they were married.
'We're so compatible; he's the coolest guy I've ever met, and my best friend', she added.
Mum-of-one: Lily gave birth to her daughter Dixie in June 2012 and has spoken out on her post-baby workout regime
Lily also confessed in the interview that she's begun to think about her future plans as she knows Victoria's Secret won't last forever.
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Toned and tanned: Lily has been married to Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill for over two years
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'I've done Victoria's Secret [so] I have a name and I can launch myself in a bigger way. But, wherever my career takes me, I am blessed.'
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Anaheim, CA (Sports Network) - Kurt Suzuki and Kila Ka'aihue each knocked in a run as Oakland downed the Angels, 4-2, to wrap up a four-game set at Angel Stadium.
Tommy Milone (2-1) allowed two runs on seven hits and a walk through five innings for Oakland, which won its third straight game despite recording just three hits.
Grant Balfour faced the minimum in the ninth inning to earn his fourth save of the season.
"Tonight, we were able to put the pressure on them. They made mistakes and we scored runs," said Milone.
Albert Pujols hit three doubles and scored a run for the Angels, who have lost three straight and seven of their last nine.
C.J. Wilson (2-1) gave up four runs -- three earned -- on two hits and three walks while striking out eight to suffer the loss.
Oakland struck first in the second inning when Seth Smith worked a two-out walk before rounding the bases on Suzuki's double into the left-field corner.
The Athletics then added three runs in the fourth to increase their lead. After Yeonis Cespedes and Jonny Gomes worked back-to-back walks the start the frame, Smith hit a dribbler down the third-base line when he connected on a check swing.
Wilson charged the ball, but his throw to first was short and skipped past the bag, allowing both Cespedes and Gomes to score on the throwing error. Ka'aihue singled in Smith two batters later to make it a 4-0 game.
"[Wilson] pitched well except for the two walks in the fourth. He gave us a chance to win," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We cracked the door open for them with errors in the field."
The Angels, though, cut into the deficit in the bottom of the fourth when Pujols led off with a double, moved to third on a Torii Hunter groundout and then came home on Vernon Wells' two-bagger to left.
Mark Trumbo followed with an RBI single and later moved to third with two outs, but Peter Bourjos grounded out to short to keep the score 4-2.
The Angels threatened again in the sixth inning after Fautino De Los Santos started the frame in relief of Milone and walked Trumbo before Chris Iannetta slapped a single through the right side of the infield to place runners on the corners.
But Jordan Norberto then took the bump and induced a bouncer to third for a fielder's choice that kept Trumbo on the bag. Bourjos stepped up next and went down swinging, and Maicer Izturis followed with a groundout to short to spoil the opportunity.
The Angels also stranded a runner on second in the seventh inning, and Pujols reached first with one out in the ninth inning on Josh Donaldson's throwing error before Hunter hit into a game-ending 5-4-3 double play.
Pujols became the first Angel to hit three doubles in a game since Chone Figgins accomplished the feat in 2009. He also extended his hit streak to nine games...Angels shortstop Erick Aybar, who committed two errors in the game, signed a four-year contract extension with the Angels earlier Thursday...The Angels went 3-for-12 with runners in scoring position and left 11 men on base.
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The state-of-the-art Alorica Analytics tool seamlessly consolidates customer data from multiple sources into an intuitive graphical interface, enabling analysis and comparison of metrics from different campaigns and initiatives. The application has a dashboard view and drill-down capabilities that allows Alorica and its clients to secure an instant, high-level snapshot of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for all aspects of any client program. Other features include customized reporting, multi-level security and detailed scorecards of metrics pertaining to agents, campaigns, customers and products.
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"For 15 years, CUSTOMER has recognized the most ground-breaking products through this prestigious award honoring the most deserving companies. We are proud to honor the greatest achievements in the advancement of customer experience management, CRM and contact center technologies in 2012," said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC.
"Alorica's products have demonstrated excellence as well as provided ROI for the companies that use them," Tehrani stated.
Winners will also be published in the January/February 2013 issue of TMC's CUSTOMER magazine, www.customerzone360.com.
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Alorica is a leading provider of customer management outsourcing solutions spanning the entire customer lifecycle. From customer acquisition and sales, customer care and support, to logistics and fulfillment, Alorica offers a seamless customer experience across all service channels. Alorica's award-winning Business Process Outsourcing services span both the Business-to-Consumer (B2C) and Business-to-Business (B2B) sectors across all industries for Fortune 1000 companies. Headquartered in Irvine, California with over 20,000 employees in 40 domestic, near shore, and offshore customer management centers, Alorica offers the proven industry experience and know-how to provide a total customer management solution. For more information, please visit www.alorica.com.
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TMC's CUSTOMER magazine premiered in September 2012 and is the industry's new, definitive source for news, product information, and strategies for communications that engage customers and potential customers. Each issue of CUSTOMER includes news and insights on the latest developments in agent training, analytics, ERP, IVR, social CRM solutions, mobile apps, workforce management and more. Please visit www.customerzone360.com for more information.
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TMC is a global, integrated media company that helps clients build communities in print, in person and online. TMC publishes multiple magazines including CUSTOMER, INTERNET TELEPHONY, M2M Evolution and Cloud Computing. TMCnet is read by more than 1.5 million unique visitors each month, and is the leading source of news and articles for the communications and technology industries. TMC is also the producer of ITEXPO, the world's leading B2B communications event, as well as industry events: M2M Evolution; Cloud4SMB Expo; DevCon5; HTML5 Summit; Super Wi-Fi Summit, CVx; AstriCon; StartupCamp, and more. Visit TMC Events for a complete listing and further information.
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The New York Jets coach playfully reversed roles with a reporter during his news conference at training camp Saturday.
After giving an injury update on his players, Ryan stepped from the podium and took a seat with the rest of the media — and told ESPN New York beat writer Rich Cimini to take his place.
Ryan asked Cimini if he wanted to start his newser by discussing the injuries, and Cimini cleverly answered with a few of the coach's often-repeated lines: "I'm not going into too much depth. We're leaning on the doctors and trainers."
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Ryan then peppered Cimini with several questions for nearly 10 minutes, such as "What's the toughest part of the job?" and "Why did you get into this profession?" Cimini, in his 26th season covering the Jets, handled Ryan's inquiries flawlessly.
Not so easy trading a playbook for a notebook, coach?
"I'll make 'em way harder later," Ryan said, smiling. "I've got to come up with some better questions."
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And, yes, when asked about Tebow specifically, Ryan said he "absolutely" grew weary of the barrage of questions "because you're talking about a backup quarterback." Tebow spent the 2012 season with the Jets and played sparingly.
Ryan asked Cimini about his favourite stories on the beat, and he mentioned the runs to the AFC championship games in the 2009 and 2010 seasons.
"That's when you were in your bragging days," Cimini said, "and you would give us a lot of back pages."
Without missing a beat, Ryan fired one more self-deprecating zinger.
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