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Talon was one of the more attractive and full featured Twitter clients available right out of the gate, and it has been getting updates frequently ever since. Today it's being updated with support for multiple images, kind of like the official client is going to do soon. That's just the start, though.
Update: It looks like the campaign was canceled just as we posted. The message below was added to the Kickstarter page. It looks like the developers are still raising money, but not through Kickstarter, oddly.
It is with great regret we have to suspend this Kickstarter, primarily due to projections of this Kickstarter being 2/3rd short of its goal...however we offer a revised goal
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All those photos and videos you're saving in Google Drive aren't going to fly through the internet and cast themselves on a TV, are they? Wait, are they? Because if so, I think we have a mystery to solve. Since that's pretty unlikely, it's good that Koush's AllCast app has just been updated with preliminary support for Google Drive.
The stock Google Calendar app gets the job done, sure, but don't you ever want something a little more powerful? Today Calendar is out of beta today, so maybe it's your next stop. This app is based on the AOSP calendar, but developer Jack Underwood made a lot of tweaks in the name of improving the look and features.
Until Android Wear comes to consumers, Pebble is going to continue to have the most robust app ecosystem of any wearable device. Music Boss is a particularly impressive app for the Pebble. It connects to your phone to control music playback with the Pebble's built-in buttons. The most recent update streamlines the process a bit by properly detecting what's going on with the phone.

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Economy: As President Obama touts his "New Economic Patriotism" (see below), fresh data show just how badly his policies have failed. The old saying "patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels" also applies to the economy.
The final revision for the second quarter is in, and it isn't pretty: GDP grew at a yearly rate of just 1.3%, not 1.7% as earlier estimated. Worse, durable goods orders plunged 13.2% in August, the biggest drop since the recession and an ominous sign the second half will be just as bad.
Pundits and economists have noted recently the economy is in danger of slipping back into recession. But they miss the point: It already is in recession. GDP growth of 1.6% in the first half of 2012 was abysmal, coming as it does more than two years after the recession officially ended in June 2009.
Economists broadly agree that to create jobs and raise standards of living, GDP must grow at a minimum of 2.5% or so. If the economy expands less than that for a prolonged period, it's a "growth recession." That's exactly where we are today.
The "recovery" Obama touts has featured GDP growth of 2.2% on average. There are today 261,000 fewer payroll jobs than when Obama took office — no growth at all and not even close to the 150,000 needed each month to sop up new entrants into the workforce.
Because of President Obama's reckless economic policies — out-of-control spending, a regulatory surge, the threat of a trillion-dollar tax hike, ObamaCare and $5 trillion in new debt — we're in deep trouble.
The damage can be seen in a little-watched measure known as "potential real GDP" put out by the Congressional Budget Office. It's what GDP would be if the economy were firing on all cylinders.
According to the CBO, potential GDP annualized in the second quarter was $14.415 trillion. But the Obama economy produced just $13.549 trillion. So we've lost $866 billion in output — a decline of about $2,800 in every American's standard of living. That's Obamanomics' real cost.
As for jobs, unemployment rose above 8% the second month of Obama's term, and hasn't fallen below since — a stretch of 43 months — despite promises made that it would be below 6% if Obama's stimulus was passed.
Despite all this, Americans seem remarkably sanguine. Could it be that the media have systematically misinformed them as to how bad the economy really is?
We recall the 1992 election campaign, when the media put out relentlessly downbeat reports virtually every day about the "worst recovery since the Depression" — in a year the economy grew a robust 4.3%.
This time, it really is the worst recovery since the Great Depression, but the media parrot Obama's complaint that it's Bush's fault, or Wall Street's — anybody but Obama. Obama hasn't been up to the job since day one. Maybe it's time the media started doing theirs.
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Posted Aug 05th 2012, 12:00am
... to that level, we definitely need more support, both tangible and intangible.' The Lottery Fund in England has provided a wealth of financial backing to sports in terms of training, coaching ... and cycling extra funding. But Fok wants more. 'Lee's bronze medal coupled with Yip Pui-yin's quarter-final place has proved we are able to mount serious challenges at the Olympic ...http://www.scmp.com/article/1008542/time-turn-cash-gold
Sponsor's strategic shift raises question of value
Posted Dec 01st 2011, 12:00am
... years. China is drunk with money on golf and is making no effort to hide it. While UBS has no shortage of funds under its control, it may have found the money being thrown around on golf out here to be somewhat vulgar and ostentatious. It was aided greatly this year in assembling a quality field thanks to HK$8 million from the Tourism Commission's Mega Events Fund (MEF), but no one knows yet ...http://www.scmp.com/article/986399/sponsors-strategic-shift-raises-question-value
Perfect ending for magical McIlroy
Posted Dec 05th 2011, 12:00am
... the Mega Events Fund, and the Hong Kong Golf Association. This time, McIlroy was netted for a song, having signed a two-year deal worth US$300,000 in 2009. But with his stock rising since his US ... long-term association with the Hong Kong Open,' said Kathryn Shih, chief executive, Wealth Management, UBS Asia Pacific. 'We would like to thank all the players over the years ...http://www.scmp.com/article/986829/perfect-ending-magical-mcilroy
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... the last time Arsenal had beaten a top-half team. Manager Arsene Wenger still has a wealth of talent in his team and their control of possession (they had the ball for almost 70 per cent of last ... in the competition also made it to the last 16 a year ago. Two of them meet in the early kick-off tomorrow when Crawley host Stoke. Crawley, who are in League Two but are well funded and have several players ...http://www.scmp.com/article/992946/path-wembley-clear-premier-teams-fa-cup
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... skyrocketed thanks to his relationship with Wozniacki. But there are no private jets or lavish displays of wealth. Last month he hit another jackpot, winning US$2 million at the unsanctioned Shanghai ... sponsor after this year's open and Kathryn Shih, the Swiss bank's CEO of wealth management in Asia-Pacific, must be counting her lucky stars. Not only did UBS have McIlroy locked ...http://www.scmp.com/article/986087/rorys-coming-home
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... growth in golf- it is like no other country on earth.' According to the World Wealth Report published by Merrill Lynch, China boasts over 500,000 US dollar millionaires and approaching 100 billionaires, and golf, like luxury watches and sports cars, is a symbol of newfound wealth. Which is just as well, with annual membership fees at exclusive private clubs running between 200,000 ...http://www.scmp.com/article/633494/green-revolution
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... locals, pets, women and their own working classes from the lounge bar clubhouse- if not membership entirely- and the sport has since become a symbol of wealth, privilege and closely guarded ... they have pledged millions of dollars to fund the Chinese polo renaissance. Quraeshi runs the property investment company based in Beijing and owns a world championship-winning polo team in the US. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/613357/class-struggle-looms-rich-mans-game
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... united two families of property - 'he was land, we were housing' - combining a husband and wife team with enough enthusiasm and wealth to make a difference. In the 1960s they were ... that time she spent a fortune, literally, creating and funding the Asian Women's Championship, hosting the first tournament in Hong Kong in 1975 and three others, and bankrolling every edition ...http://www.scmp.com/article/428587/labour-love
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A black cab driver was jailed for 12 years at the Old Bailey today for abducting and killing his mistress in a fit of jealousy 18 years ago.
Kevin Doherty, now 57, was convicted after a cold case review by police but the body of Jane Harrison remains undiscovered.
Ms Harrison was last seen at a shopping centre in June 1995 and is believed to have been killed in a lock-up garage in Walthamstow.
Doherty was found guilty today of manslaughter by a 10/2 majority but the jury was unable to reach a verdict on a charge of murder.
The prosecution declined to seek a second trial on the murder charge and Judge Christopher Moss QC discharged the jury.
During the trial prosecutor Jonathan Rees QC told the court Miss Harrison, 32, had been devoted to her family and the idea she would disappear without once contacting them was "beyond fanciful."
Doherty had booked a holiday to Florida for the weekend after her disappearance, but cancelled it after she vanished, the court was told.
But with no body and no hard evidence linking him to the disappearance, the investigation was closed in September 1995.
Doherty was not re-arrested until May 29 last year.
Mr Rees told jurors there was no direct evidence that Doherty had been responsible for the death nor any eyewitnesses who saw the fatal attack nor CCTV evidence.
'But there was "circumstantial evidence" including his attempts to establish a false alibi.
Doherty, a married father-of-four, claimed Miss Harrison had decided to start a new life with another man but public appeals and searches with Interpol have failed to track her down, the court heard.
They had begun a "volatile, on-off" relationship in 1992 after they met in a nightclub and had a son together in April 1994.
He was married at the time and had a house with his wife in east London, but would often stay at his lover's flat in Highbury.
Doherty, who worked at the time in a warehouse, took her on lavish holidays to destinations including Tenerife and the Seychelles.
But the pair had begun to have explosive rows in the months before she disappeared, with Miss Harrison often showing up at his workplace to quarrel with him.
Miss Harrison's sister Maxine said Doherty had spotted another man in his lover's bedroom shortly before she went missing.
In June 1995 they went to Wood Green Shopping City. Doherty claims he had sex with her in his Ford Escort Cabriolet on the way and that he dropped her off in Highbury, so she could visit her uncle.
But Mr Rees said: "This is a lie to conceal the fact that actually he drove elsewhere for purposes connected to her murder.
"We suggest the lock-up garage he kept in Walthamstow is the most likely destination. Plainly it was a perfect place to keep someone he had either abducted or killed."
After returning to Miss Harrison's council flat, Doherty made a series of phone calls from his mobile to her landline and pretended to others that he was talking to her.
He also told her son Ryan, then aged 14, that he was certain his mother would return and called a neighbour to say he would go out looking for his mistress in local pubs.
"But this was just a charade. He wasn't looking for her in local pubs. The evidence shows he had driven his car back to the Woodford area. He was effectively manufacturing for himself a false alibi," said Mr Rees.
When he was quizzed by police he said he was not a jealous man and denied he had argued with Miss Harrison in the run-up to her disappearance.
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Judge Linde to be named to King County Superior Court
Gov. Chris Gregoire has appointed Barbara Linde to the King County Superior Court bench.
Gov. Chris Gregoire said Thursday she will appoint King County District Court Judge Barbara Linde to a position on the King County Superior Court bench.
Linde, currently the district court's chief presiding judge, will replace Superior Court Judge Philip Hubbard, Jr., who retired earlier this month.
Gregoire said Linde "brings a demonstrated ability to thoughtfully decide cases that come before her and also to contribute to the administration of the court. She is committed to serving the citizens of King County well in all aspects of the courts' work."
Linde has been a district-court judge for 17 years.
She began her legal career with the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, where she worked on felony prosecutions, trying about 100 felony cases.
She earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Washington before graduating cum laude from the Seattle University School of Law (originally the University of Puget Sound Law School).
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A woman in her 30s had to be taken to hospital after the incident at Biggin Hill where 30 firefighters attended last night as smoke poured out of the Gulfstream G1159-A.
Lewis Daynes, 19, pleaded guilty to the murder of Breck Bednar (pictured) who was found with a fatal neck wound in Grays, Essex, in February.
Vikki Horsman, (pictured) who had recently converted to Islam for Mohammed Rafiq, had the liquid hurled over her when she answered the door of a friend's house in Tividale, West Midlands on April 15.
The clip, released as part of a police Christmas driving campaign, shows motorist Jason Fray, 29, spectacularly failing a roadside test after being stopped in Billingshurst, West Sussex.
Saido Berahino has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, reportedly at speeds of up to 110mph, on the motorway. Police pulled over the West Brom striker last month near Lymm, Cheshire.
Police pulled over the 21-year-old West Brom striker at 3.39am on the M6, near Lymm in Cheshire, two days after the player scored against Manchester United in the Premier League last month.
Paul Turner, 71, (pictured) from Fishguard, in Pembrokeshire, south-west Wales, has bought what he believes was Flynn's old Nikon F camera on the online auction site.
Maloney, 61, who is around 18 months into her transition period to change gender, suffered internal bleeding and required emergency surgery after the operation at a Belgian clinic.
Mike Watts, 63, and his wife Wendy Race, 52, spent £325,000 on the toll road to bypass roadworks when the route in Kelston, Somerset, was closed by a landslip, leaving locals with a 14-mile diversion.
Firefighters were called to the central London station at 10.52am, with five fire engines dispatched to the blaze, which also caused smoke damage to a live wire and to the hotel next door.
The South Yorkshire Police officers were identified through Professor Alexis Jay's (pictured) report which found more than 1,400 children were exploitated in the town between 1997 and 2013.
Kevin Baker, 45, claimed he could not walk more than a few yards and was crippled with arthritis while working a 40-hour week patrolling stores at the Prospect Shopping Centre in Hull.
Daniel Vorderwulbecke, 37, is also alleged to have attacked a doorman and smashed a bin at the Palace Theatre in central London, where the star is appearing in the satirical play Speed-The-Plow.
The suspect, described by police as a 'Peaky Blinder lookalike', was captured on CCTV moments after a 30-year-old man was attacked outside the Birmingham Hippodrome.
An article written by the union's solicitor Stuart Gilhooly and published on its official website claims the ex-Wales international could be innocent, and that even if guilty, he deserves a chance of redemption.
Fusilier Tony Emery, 24, was driving his girlfriend home in his new VW Golf when he was flashed at and overtaken by a black BMW driven by Luke Stone on the A666 near Bolton, Greater Manchester.
Peter MacDonald was stunned when he received a letter from Doncaster Council awarding him the additional payments, having never made an application for them.
David Rouillon, 24, and Erika Britt Malone, 26, were about to say 'I do' at the Blackburn Register Office, Lancashire, when the ceremony was halted by immigration officers.
Philip Spence, 33, bludgeoned the three wealthy tourists repeatedly in front of their children at the the four-star Cumberland Hotel near Marble Arch in central London.
Paris (left) and Paige Carrington-Windo, 14, say they left Miltoncross Academy in Portsmouth, Hampshire, for Priory School, Portsmouth when their family was due to move home.
Arron Wasdell, 28, (pictured) died after a disturbance outside the Carters Arms pub in Rhodes, Middleton, Greater Manchester in the early hours of yesterday morning.
Five organisations working in Syria, including al-Fatiha Global which Alan Henning (pictured) was working with when he was kidnapped, are the focus of ongoing Charity Commission statutory inquiries.
The 44-year-old has reportedly bought the house next door to his six-bedroom castle in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, following claims of a row with his former neighbour.
Five teenagers died after they were involved in a two-car crash on the A630 in Conisbrough, South Yorkshire on Saturday night following a trip to McDonald's. Tributes have been paid by their friends.
The latest three-month outlook from the Met Office suggests the next three months will be wetter than average, with weather fronts coming in from the Atlantic ocean, bringing stormy conditions.
Marla Everett, 33, (pictured) raided her mother Susan's house in Immingham, Lincolnshire, and stole a laptop, two cameras and a television pay-per-view box containing money.
These owners, who enjoy long-term relationships with the dolls were captured on camera by Copenhagen-based photojournalist Benita Marcussen for her series Men & Dolls.
Caroline Foxley, 59, of Tekesbury, Gloucester was convicted of claiming job seekers allowance, housing benefits and income support while her two children went to private schools.
Ayan Qureshi has only just started primary school, but passed the test at Birmingham City University to become the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional.
Mike Ward claims he was asked to step down from his role as Head of Governors at Eskdale School in Whitby, North Yorkshire by headteacher Sue Whelan after he became a member of Ukip.
Serena Bowes, 21, from Newcastle, (pictured) who has waived her right to anonymity, was on an undergraduate visit to Florence when she says she was raped in a nightclub toilet.
The couple married in front of just 60 guests at private ceremony in July, but marked their nuptials with a larger event at prestigious venue One Mayfair last night.
The property has just 447 sq/ft of space, which is less than half the UK average, and is sandwiched between two buildings. Inside there are just two rooms - an open plan living area and a bedroom.
The first shift, decked out in wet weather gear, began pulling up the 888,246 hand-made flowers that make up Blood Swept Lands And Seas Of Red this morning, despite heavy showers.
Boqer-Ore Adie, 44, and Rebekah Sturdey, 57, were jailed earlier this year after they claimed £77,318 in benefits in Geoffrey Sturdey's name for nearly four years after they buried him near Tregaron, Wales.
The 78-year-old, who was jailed for life for shooting dead three unarmed policemen in 1966, was released from Littlehey prison in Cambridgeshire on Monday night.
The unnamed woman, believed to be in her 80s, was found screaming for help at this bus depot in South Shields, South Tyneside, after she was left on the free shuttle bus for patients with dementia.
Richard Rosebourne, 32, was granted permission to convert 19th century Heron Lodge in Worcester into four flats in November 2012, but on the condition that its greenhouse must be repaired.
An RAF control tower in Lincolnshire on the site where the Dambusters were trained is up for sale for £300,000. The RAF had previously warned visitors about dangers of nearby unexploded bombs.
The 70-year-old former pop star, whose real name is Paul Gadd, denied ten charges relating to alleged historic crimes when he appeared at Southwark Crown Court today.
Nottingham-born Lieutenant Percy 'Clem' Clements became one of the most highly-decorated airman of the Second World War for his heroics and acts of bravery.
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A report on the opening day of the trial of convicted murderer Levi Bellfield and the background to the case including the legal aspect.
Levi Bellfield is a shockingly depraved individual. In February 2008 he was convicted of the murders of students Marsha McDonnell and Amelie Delagrange, and the attempted murder of schoolgirl Kate Sheedy. Since then, he has been the subject of intense speculation, and prosecutors allege he is guilty of killing Milly Dowler.
Amanda Jane Dowler was born June 25, 1988. On March 21, 2002, the 13-year-old schoolgirl disappeared from Walton-on-Thames on her way home. This led to a massive missing person investigation. Six months later, her decomposed body was found in woodland some 25 miles away.
On March 30, 2010, after careful consideration of a dossier compiled by Surrey Police, the Crown Prosecution Service
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with her murder and the attempted kidnap of a 12-year-old girl.
Two weeks ago, Victoria McEwan of CPS South East, confirmed his trial for both these alleged offences was due to begin on May 9. The trial is scheduled to last eight weeks. Yesterday morning, the website of the Central Criminal Court (the world famous Old Bailey) had the trial listed for Court 8 yesterday, but it did not start until today.
"The fact that Bellfield was due to stand trial could not previously be reported, but can now be revealed after a judge lifted an order preventing publication," the
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reports. "The trial opened at the Old Bailey this morning, where the jury was told about his past convictions."
There were a few pages on Google News that reported the opening of the trial on the designated date. The website of the
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newspaper of May 7 reported it was due to start May 10; the website of Eagle Radio reported, erroneously, on May 4 that the trial was due to start that day. These reports were removed quickly, probably by order of the DPP himself.
The big fear here is that it will be difficult, if not impossible, for Bellfield to receive a fair trial. Something American readers may have thought odd is that the jury has already been selected. In the now infamous trial of O.J. Simpson,
jury selection
took two months. Nothing like that ever happens in Britain and there are no jury profilers as in the current, and equally difficult case of
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In Britain, most juries are sworn in in a matter of minutes, although the selection process may take longer for long trials or cases where the prosecution evidence may be controversial, or more often not for the faint-hearted.
It might be argued that putting Bellfield on trial is a pointless exercise because he has already been convicted of two murders and is considered so dangerous he is never likely to be freed, but there is a public interest in doing so.
After Britain's most prolific serial killer, Dr Harold Shipman, was convicted of the murders of 15 of his patients, there was ample evidence for bringing further murder charges, but the DPP of the time ruled it would be impossible for him to get a fair trial. It would also have been pointless.
Shipman was convicted in January 2000 and committed suicide in Wakefield Prison four years later. But this trial is the culmination of one of the most intensive missing person and then murder investigations ever mounted by Surrey Police. It will also, hopefully, bring some sort of closure for the parents of Amanda Dowler.
This is not the first time that a convicted murderer with no expectation of ever being freed has been tried for another, unrelated murder.
In December 2009, Peter Tobin was convicted of the 1991 murder of Dinah McNicol; he was previously convicted in two separate trials of the 2006 murder of Angelika Kluk in Scotland, and the 1991 murder of 15 year old Victoria Hamilton, also in Scotland. The bodies of both Victoria Hamilton and Dinah McNichol were found buried in the garden of Tobin's home at Margate on the South East coast of England.
Normally in British courtrooms a defendant's previous convictions will not be tendered in evidence, but of course that was not possible in Bellfield's case due to the notoriety of his crimes. Bellfield has appealed both his murder convictions and his whole life tariff, but the evidence against him, including CCTV evidence, was considered overwhelming.
The trial will continue tomorrow.
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The annual cross country invitational was held Saturday at Bryan Memorial Park.
Jenna Reiter won the girls' race with a time of 11:54. Reiter was the only runner to finish the race under twelve minutes. Teammates Madison Quandt and Chloee Phillips finished in fourth and fifth place, respectively. Quandt's time was 12:16 while Phillips was two seconds back.
The performances of Salem's top three weren't enough t win, however, as O'Fallon Carriel had five runners in the top twenty. Triad put four runners in the top twenty, including three top-ten finishes, to place second as a team.
The Franklin Park Bobcats placed second behind O'Fallon Fulton at the Rascal Invite.
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KIRKUK - Iraq's dwindling Christian community faces "disaster," and if no action is taken they will number just a few thousand in a decade, the country's most senior church leader said.
Chaldean Patriarch Louis Sako said the daily migration of Christians from Iraq was "terrifying" and blamed a range of factors, including generally poor security in the country and worsening religious extremism.
Iraq's Christian community is a shadow of what it used to be -- once numbering more than a million nationwide, with upwards of 600,000 in Baghdad alone, there are now fewer than 400,000 across the country.
"The daily migration of Christians from Iraq is terrifying and very worrying," Sako said from the ethnically-mixed northern city of Kirkuk on Friday evening.
"The church is facing a disaster, and if the situation continues along this course, our numbers in the coming 10 years will be not more than a few thousand."
Sako blamed worsening security and religious extremism, and cited death threats against Christians and the forcible seizure of their property by armed gangs purporting to be members of powerful militias.
He also reiterated criticism of "Western countries who encourage migration of Christians."
The church leader spoke after visiting Christian communities nationwide.
Though not explicitly targeted as they were in the aftermath of the 2003 US-led invasion, Christians are among those suffering from the recent upsurge in violence across Iraq.
In addition to the bloodshed, they are vulnerable to pressure from armed groups, with local NGOs reporting several homes belonging to Christians having been forcibly seized.
Though others have suffered similar fates, Christian have been disproportionately targeted for reasons to do with tribal politics and because of the high number who have fled.
Because Christians do not retain tribal affiliations in the way Muslim Arabs do, they have little recourse for resolving disputes outside the Iraqi legal system, which is often criticised for corruption and subject to manipulation.
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Esquimalt-Juan de Fuca MP Randall Garrison is calling on Citizen and Immigration Minster Jason Kenney to allow an elderly Sikh woman who has lived with family in Langford for four years to remain in the country.
Surjit Bhandal, 83, raised her nephews in India. Now those nephews are in Canada and want their aunt to be admitted to Canada as a "de facto" family member.
Three applications to remain in Canada have been refused and now Immigration officials want Bhandal to appear at a pre-removal assessment on Jan. 9. An order for deportation is expected to follow.
Holding a press conference was a last resort, said Garrison. The family was not comfortable going public, Garrison said, but they see no other option.
Garrison is asking Kenney to use his discretionary powers to either grant Surjit Bhandal permanent residency or a temporary residency permit.
"This is a case where humanitarian and compassionary grounds seem so evident, it is unbelievable to me that this case has resulted in a rejection," said Garrison at a Friday press conference at a Victoria church.
Surjit Bhandal has lived with family for 45 years and has never lived alone. She raised Jasminder and his brother in India because their mother, her sister-in-law, has disabilities.
After most of the family emigrated to Canada — Jasminder Bhandal came to Canada in 1992 — Surjit continued to care for Jasminder's mother in India.
When Jasminder's father died in India in 2005, Jasminder sponsored his biological mother for permanent residency in Canada but he was not allowed to do the same for Bhandal because she was not a biological parent.
Surjit Bhandal came to Canada as a visitor in 2008 and has applied three times, and been repeatedly denied, for permanent residence on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
Surjit has no family left in India except for an estranged sister she hasn't seen for 25 years and whose whereabouts is not known.
The family's old home has been taken over by squatters.
Jasminder, who works as a builder, is constructing a home in Langford with two bedrooms on the main floor that he hopes will be occupied by his two "mothers."
His brother lives in Surrey and is an electrician.
"For the past four years, the Bhandal family has been doing everything in its power to demonstrate that they will take responsibility, complete responsibility, for Surjit here in Canada.
"They have purchased insurance, she resides with them, she's in no way ever to be a burden on Canadians," said Garrison.
Bhandal said in the 20 years he has lived in Canada he has been law-abiding and productive. "She like my mother. I take all the responsibility. She's 83 years old and I don't know how long she'll live — maybe two years, maybe three years.
"I want to take care of her from every angle."
Representatives of various churches are supporting the Bhandal family, including the Sikh Temple, the Anglican Church and the Unitarian Church.
"This case to me, and in my conversation with the Bishop, is a case we would support in terms of humanitarian and compassionate grounds," said Rev. Scott McLeod of the Anglican Church.
He said that case should be an exception to the usual rule and qualifies as one that should be allowed on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
Rev. Shana Lynngood of the First Unitarian Church said "sending [Surjit] back does no good for anyone —it would leave her alone, would leave this nation like it had let one of its own down.
"To what end would this woman be send in her remaining years of life to live on her own?" said Lynngood.
Surjit Bhandal should be surrounded by her loved ones, said Lynngood: "If that's not compassion, I don't know what is."
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Published on 10 November 2014 by Granma Internacional
Argentine Dr. Augusto Sola, president of the Iberoamerican Neonatology Society emphasized the advances Cuba has made in this field, fundamentally with its genetic and prenatal programs, on November 7, during the closing session of the professional organization's gathering in the Cuban city of Cienfuegos, 250 kilometers southeast of Havana.
Noted were progress in programs serving women of fertile age, the early detection of potentially difficult pregnancies and births, as well as the establishment of genetic centers – all of which has contributed to improving prenatal care and a reduction in painful births, Sola commented.
Dr Sola emphasized the importance of care for babies born weighing less than 1,500 grams, since worldwide a fourth of all neonatal deaths are attributed to low birth weight.
Specialists from Argentina, Colombia, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, participated in the event held at Dr. Gustavo Aldereguía Hospital.
Published on 8 November 2014 by TeleSUR English
The Cuban Government has announced that is seeks to generate 24 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
Cuba's National Electric Development program aims to significantly increase the island's electricity production capacity. Cuba seeks to generate 24 percent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030.
Achieving the target would allow the country to acquire nearly $780 million annual savings on imports from fossil fuels, which currently makes up 96% of Cuba's electricity source.
According to Energy Monitor Worldwide, if Cuba's power production grows 3 per cent annually, the per-Kilowatt cost will decrease from 21 cents at present to 18 cents by 2030.
The Caribbean nation's current renewable energy output accounts for only 4.3 percent of its total electricity production but the government aims to boost investment by USD$3.5 billion over the next 15 years in order to develop the sector, the Communist Party daily Granma reported Friday.
During this week's 32nd Havana International Fair, the government presented 246 potential foreign investment projects to strengthen and modernize the island's renewable energy capacity, which would need foreign financing valued at around $9 billion.
Cuba's renewable power projects include the installation of solar and wind farms as well as small hydropower stations. In addition, the government aims to create bioelectric plants, which base their production on the incineration of marabou wood and sugar cane.
The Cuban President Raul Castro has shifted its focus away from offshore oil which government officials believe will increase the country's long-term energy independence.
René González, one of the Cuban five who was released in 2011 and returned to Cuba, is now on the web with his own blog 'I'm a spy, they say,'
You can read his blog here in English and Spanish
and we republish below his initial blog post and a series of questions and answers about his new blog from a range of his followers:
'This post constitutes my presentation to the world of the blogosphere. To write it I've counted on the politeness of people who have preceded me on this field. Not all of them share the same views, but they all wish for a better Cuba and share an intellectual honesty which I respect. They are also together on the support for the Five. In this regard they represent millions of people both in Cuba and around the world.
I've wanted this questionnaire to answer to some of the questions from those millions of people. It is my aspiration that with the development of the blog some other answers are found, even for so many that don't know about the case or that knowing it, for diverse reasons, are not today with the cause of the Five.
I sincerely believe in truth as a value. I believe that accessing it benefits everybody, even those who refuse to hear it. I trust that truth will find its way through this blog.
Published on 4 November 2014 by Granma Internacional
The New York Times has called on President Barack Obama to exchange Alan Gross, an employee of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), imprisoned in Cuba for covert operations, for the three Cuban anti-terrorists unjustly incarcerated in the United States since 1998.
In an editorial published on November 2 entitled, "A Prisoner Swap With Cuba," the newspaper acknowledged that Alan Gross, a U.S. citizen who is serving a 15 year sentence, was arrested in Havana as a result of an irresponsible strategy on the part ofthe U.S. government and that a solution must be found.
The editors of The New York Times believe that Washington and Havana should study the Gross case and that of the Cubans, Gerardo Hernández, Antonio Guerrero and Ramón Labañino, in order to take the first steps towards normalizing relations between the twocountries.
"A prisoner exchange could pave the way toward re-establishing formal diplomatic ties, positioning the United States to encourage positive change in Cuba through expanded trade, travel opportunities and greater contact between Americans and Cubans," the newspaper highlighted.
Published on 2 November 2014 by AFP
Guinea authorities buried a Cuban man Saturday who died of malaria while working in the west African nation to help battle the killer Ebola virus. Jorge Juan Guerra Rodriguez, 60, was an administrator with a team of Cuban medical personnel sent to west Africa in October to stem the spread of the virus.
He died of cerebral malaria on Sunday, the Guinean government and Cuban officials said. His funeral in the capital Conakry was attended by work colleagues and aid workers, as well as Cuban and Guinean officials, according to an AFP journalist at the ceremony.
"We will always remember him and we pray for the repose of his soul because he died on the soil of Cuba's friend, Guinea," government spokesman Albert Damantang Camara said.
Published on 30 October 2014 by Granma Internacional
Given the possibility of adapting its methodology to the culture and needs of a country in which it is being applied, the 'Yo, sí puedo' (Yes, I can) program has been implemented in 30 countries, and taught more than 203,324 people across the globe to read, stated César Torres Batista, Sciences Phd. and director of the Latin American and Caribbean Pedagogical Institute (IPLAC).
Promoting the professional development and postgraduate training of Latin American and Caribbean educators; contributing to reducing illiteracy and offering lifelong learning to young people and adults; as well as facilitating exchanges between educators of the region in order to advance the development and consolidation of a Latin American pedagogical format based on the region's shared realities, are all among program's goals, which today, more clearly than ever, are being achieved.
Torres Batista commented that since the launch of the program in Venezuela on July 1, 2003, satisfactory results have been achieved.
"In the course of one year Venezuela has declared itself an illiteracy-free nation with more than 1 million Venezuelans learning to read through this method. In addition the program is now available in Spanish, Portuguese, English, Quechua, Aymara, Creole, Tetún, Zuahili and Guaraní, depending on where it is implemented," he stated.
Published on 23 October by The Guardian
West Africa needs what Cuba has: a well-trained, coordinated healthcare system. Anything less and Ebola wins
Guatemala, Pakistan, Indonesia, Haiti. Four different nations that share a common experience: in the past decade, they were all struck by natural disasters which overwhelmed their under-staffed and under-funded public health systems. Into the rubble, flooding, and chaos of these distinct cultures and contexts, Cubadispatched a specialised disaster and epidemic control team to support local health providers. It was a story of unprecedented medical solidarity by a developing country which few media outlets picked up – until now.
The Henry Reeve Brigade, as it's known, was established in 2005 by more than 1,500 Cuban health professionals trained in disaster medicine and infectious disease containment; built on 40 years of medical aid experience, the volunteer team was outfitted with essential medicines and equipment and prepared to deploy to US regions ravaged by Hurricane Katrina (the offer was rejected by the Bush administration). Today, Cuba's Henry Reeve Brigade is the largest medical team on the ground in west Africa battling Ebola.
Published on 28 October 2014 by New York Times
A little-known former American ambassador on Tuesday addressed the General Assembly to perform a dreaded task: defending the issue that has isolated the United States diplomatically like no other, the Cuban embargo.
"This resolution only serves to distract from the real problems facing the Cuban people," Ronald D. Godard admonished, before the United States voted against a non-binding resolution submitted yearly by Havana calling for a repeal of the sanctions Washington has imposed on the island for more than five decades.
Only Israel sided with the United States, although the Israelis were happy to forgo a turn at the podium to defend their position. Of the 193 members of the United Nations, 188 backed Cuba. The three abstentions — Marshall Islands, Micronesia and Palau — are not widely regarded as diplomatic heavyweights.
Published on 17 October by Global Research
Our country did not take a single minute to give a response to the international agencies requesting its support to combat the brutal epidemic outbreak in Western Africa.
This is what our country has always done, without excluding anyone. The Cuban Government had already given the relevant instructions to urgently mobilize and reinforce the medical personnel that were offering their services in that region of the Africa continent. An equally fast response was given to the United Nations, as has always been the case in an event of a request for cooperation. Any sensible person would know that the political decisions that entail some risk for the highly qualified staff involve a high level of responsibility from those who call on them to fulfill a risky task. This is something far more difficult than sending soldiers to fight and even die for a just political cause; and they also did so because they always thought it was their duty.
The best example of solidarity that human beings can offer
The medical staff that is ready to go to any region to save lives, even at the risk of losing their own, is the best example of solidarity that human beings can offer, particularly if they are not moved by any material interest. Their closest relatives are also contributing to that mission a part of what they love and admire the most. A country seasoned by long years of struggle can fully understand what is being expressed here.
We all understand that in fulfilling this task with maximum preparation and efficiency, we would also be protecting our people and the brother peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean, by avoiding the spread of the virus, since it unfortunately has entered and could further spread in the United States, a country with so many personal links and exchanges with the rest of the world. We will gladly cooperate with the US staff in this endeavor, not in the pursuit of peace between the two States which have been adversaries for so many years, but, in any case, for world peace, which is a goal that could and should be pursued.
The time of duty has come.
Fidel Castro Ruz
October 17, 2014 9:23 p.m.


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The decades-old bid to open up the Nevis River for damming is back on, and a tiny, extremely rare native fish, the gollum galaxiid, is playing a central role.
The three-week Environment Court hearing under Judge Jon Jackson began in Queenstown yesterday.
The bid to be able to dam the river for hydro power generation began in the 1960s, but was formalised by Pioneer Energy in 1993.
Last year Pioneer went to the High Court to try to prevent Fish and Game from presenting evidence on native fish.
It argued that Fish and Game was a sport fishing body and lobbying to protect a river on the basis of protecting a native fish - which grows to only 13cm long and cannot be caught in a sport fishing context - was not fair.
Pioneer's High Court bid failed and Fish and Game are now free to present evidence on the gollum during the hearing. In her opening submission, Maree Baker-Galloway, legal counsel for New Zealand and Otago Fish and Game, the Clutha Fisheries Trust, White Water New Zealand and Central Otago White Water, said new evidence on the gollum galaxiid would offer "additional reasons to justify a complete damming prohibition". Judge Jackson was now free to "fix" mistakes that had become accepted in past hearings that were "fundamentally flawed," Ms Baker-Galloway said.
"Because there has been a previous judgment on some of the facts and issues before you in this proceeding, this does not prevent you from inquiring into those matters again," she said. ". . . it is open to you not only to reassess the merits of previous findings . . . such as wild and scenic values, and fisheries values, but also to fix provisions that with the benefit of hindsight are flawed on a more fundamental."
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The Liberal Party began as a think-tank called the 'Council for Liberal Democracy', the first institution to criticize the all embracing statism of the colonial and immediate post-colonial periods. In espousing free economic policies together with wide-ranging political freedoms, the Council, and then the Party, opposed both the authoritarian crony capitalism of the United National Party and the socialism of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party. Both major parties are now in theory in favour of wide freedoms, but to ensure that these are understood and entrenched there is still need of coherent Liberal activism.
Speech of Prof Rajiva Wijesinha
In the Votes on the Ministries of National Languages and Social Integration, of National Heritage and of Cultural Affairs, considered in the Select Committee
During the Committee Stage of the Budget Debate, November 19th 2014
Mr Speaker I would like during this Committee Stage of the budget debate, as we consider the work of several Ministries which have been brought together, to register appreciation of the work of a few of these Ministries, whilst expressing the hope that they will be able to do more in the future. It is a pity that we have so many Ministries that some many have to be considered in a job lot as it were, but I shall take advantage of this to suggest the coordination that might make the work of some of these Ministries more effective.
I would like to concentrate most on the Ministry of National Languages and Social Integration, which has so important a role to play. I must commend the dedication of the Minister and the Secretary, and I am sure he must be delighted that the work he is doing has been recognized by the Ministry now also having the services of a Deputy Minister. I am happy that the new Deputy Minister comes from the Central Province, because with regard to social integration it is perhaps the Tamil community there that needs the most effort to be deployed by the State.
I should note too that in that area it would be useful if government moved swiftly on an excellent idea that had been mooted by the Ministry of Education, namely the establishment of multi-lingual schools in all areas, so that children of different communities could study together. I believe this should be promoted in each Division, and such schools made Centres of Excellence, with children not only being able to go to the same school, but also being able to study in the same class. For this purpose it would of course be necessary to ensure that English medium education was available in all these schools, but this would not be a difficult matter if the Ministry of Education followed the example of the training programmes we set in place when English medium was first introduced, way back in 2001.
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At an international seminar held on November 6th and 7th 2014 on
An Appraisal of India's Neighbourhood Policy: Way Forward
In the period leading up to the victory over the terrorist Tigers of Tamil Eelam in 2009, India and Sri Lanka enjoyed an excellent relationship. It was clear that, despite the opposition of politicians in Tamilnadu, India was supportive of the military initiatives of the Sri Lankan government. More importantly, it assisted Sri Lanka in dealing effectively with the efforts of some Western countries to stop the Sri Lankan offensive, and then to condemn it after the military success of May 2009. This was most obvious in Geneva, where the Indian Permanent Representative, together with his Pakistani counterpart, comprised the negotiating team that accompanied the Sri Lankan Permanent Representative, Dr Dayan Jayatilleka, into discussions with Western nations that had wanted a resolution critical of Sri Lanka.
Since then the relationship deteriorated. In 2012 India voted in favour of a resolution put forward by the United States that was strongly critical of the Sri Lankan government. And though much aid and assistance was given to Sri Lanka for reconstruction after the war, India seems to feel that this is not properly appreciated – as evinced by recent remarks by the Indian High Commissioner.
Conversely, a response to his speech in a Sri Lankan newspaper displays even great angst, culminating in the complaint that 'In the more recent past, India repeatedly voted against Sri Lanka at the UNHRC in Geneva whereas in view of India's domestic political constraints, all India had to do was abstain which Sri Lanka would have appreciated immensely.' Before that there had been a catalogue of the support offered in the eighties by India to terrorist movements in Sri Lanka.
On the votes of the Ministries of Higher Education and Sports
During the Committee Stage of the Budget Debate, November 17th 2014
Mr Speaker, I am happy to speak on the votes of these two Ministries, which are both in their different ways so vital for the development of this country. Though I shall for obvious reasons concentrate on the work of the Ministry of Higher Education, I would like to congratulate both Ministers for their imaginative approach to the subjects coming under them. With regard to Sports, the efforts of the Minister to have it incorporated formally in all schools are laudable, and I can only hope he succeeds.
This was a decision of the Consultative Committee on Education, and it is a pity that those decisions have not as yet been translated into action. But while all the reforms that are contemplated are worthy, it does make sense to proceed with what is possible, given that vested interests seem to be delaying the full fruition of the Parliamentary recommendations. I hope therefore, that with His Excellency the President also committed to making sports compulsory, the Minister will soon succeed.
This is the more important because the qualities that develop through Sports in particular, but also other extra-curricular activities, are essential for productive employment. Team work and leadership and other aspects of socialization are vital, and at present opportunities to develop these are confined to children in the more popular schools. I have been shocked at the lack of extra-curricular activities in the many rural schools I look at during Reconciliation meetings in Divisional Secretariats in the North and East, and I am sure this is true all over the island. Given that for most jobs what employers look for is not just academic attainments, but evidence of other skills, it is vital that the proposal of the Minister has an impact soon in rural areas too.


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Cardiff Blues are hoping to agree new long-term deals with international duo Sam Warburton and Leigh Halfpenny.
The Grand Slam heroes both have another season to run on their existing deals but the Blues are keen to secure their services beyond the 2013-14 season in a bid to prevent them becoming the latest Welsh stars to be lured overseas.
Blues centre Jamie Roberts revealed earlier this year that he will leave the region at the end of the season with French Top 14 side Racing Metro expected to be his destination but another Wales international - winger Alex Cuthbert - bucked the trend by recently committing his future to the Arms Park.
Blues chief executive Richard Holland hopes to bring yet more stability to the playing squad by tying down arguably their most-prized assets. "What we are trying to do at the moment is not have a repeat of the scenario of the beginning of this year when we had 15 players leaving," Holland told the Western Mail. "So we are already talking to players who are coming out of contract in 2014 to extend their services beyond that date.
"It's a case of looking to retain everyone who Phil (Davies) thinks is pivotal to the Blues future. Conversations are taking place. We have got time on our side, but we certainly recognise we need to have those conversations now. That can only put us in a stronger position for the future."
The Blues are also busy securing the services of players who come out of contract at the end of this season. "A lot of them are done," said Holland. "We have got a lot of announcements to make in the coming weeks. Some are still in discussion and negotiation."
However, it seems that a reported deal to bring Wales and Lions prop Gethin Jenkins back to the Blues from Toulon looks unlikely to materialise. Jenkins has struggled for first-team opportunities at the French club where Andrew Sheridan is the preferred loose-head berth.
"We've had conversations with Gethin's people and unfortunately we haven't been able to reach an agreement with them," said Holland. "So there's no news on that front."
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