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Child, 4, wounded in Othello drive-by shooting
Authorities say a bullet fragment got lodged in a 4-year-old child's head after a drive-by shooting in Othello.
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Authorities say a bullet fragment got lodged in a 4-year-old child's head after a drive-by shooting in Othello.
The Tri-City Herald reports (http://bit.ly/10mp4SH) the bullet did not penetrate the child's skull after Friday's shooting. The fragment was removed at Othello Community Hospital and the child was released from the hospital.
Adams County Sheriff Doug Barger says the child and four family members were in a Cadillac around 7:00 p.m. when a brown car pulled up and fired multiple shots using a 9mm pistol. The family then drove about five blocks to their house while the suspects chased them.
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WESTPORT, Conn. – Starting in 2014, Westport students won't be off on Columbus Day. The Board of Education on Monday night approved the 2014-15 school calendar, which does not include Columbus Day as a holiday.
As part of recently approved calendar guidelines, Columbus Day, where possible, will be a regular school day for students and teachers after this coming October.
The board earlier this month established permanent school calendar guidelines for the future. These guidelines lay out how the district would make up days missed due to bad weather, taking the guesswork out of how days would be made up.
Under the guidelines, future school calendars — beginning with the 2014-15 year — will include five weather-related cancellation days, meaning up to five school days can be canceled without having to be made up. The district currently builds three days into the calendar.
Also under the guidelines, February and April vacations will be retained. However, if the district sees more than five weather-related or emergency cancellations, days will be made up during April vacation, starting with the first day of that recess.
For example, if in 2014 the district has seven cancellations before April vacation, only two days need to be made up. These two days would be made up on the Monday and Tuesday of April vacation.
Over the past few years, and because of Hurricane Sandy this year, the board was faced with how to make up lost days, prompting the need for permanent calendar guidelines.
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Sunday 28 June 2009
A 200-year-old aqueduct in North Wales has been named as Britain's newest World Heritage Site.
Pontcysyllte aqueduct and canal, near Llangollen, was added to the prestigious list by officials at the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) meeting in Seville, Spain, this weekend.
Pontcysyllte, built by Thomas Telford and William Jessop between 1795 and 1805, is the longest and highest aqueduct in Britain.
Heritage lovers have campaigned for more than six years to have the aqueduct recognised alongside the world's best known cultural and historical sites.
Dr Dawn Roberts, economic development manager for Wrexham Council, said World Heritage status is a "badge of honour" for Pontcysyllte.
She said: "We are absolutely over the moon. We have been working on this for so long and it means so much to those of us that are from this area.
"To have our aqueduct and our canal named as a World Heritage site is amazing. There is so much local pride and a lot of celebrations going on."
The aqueduct is regarded as one of Telford's greatest civil engineering achievements.
He designed a cast iron trough for the canal and laid it along the top of 18 stone piers to carry the waterway 126ft above the River Dee.
It joins the Great Wall of China, the Taj Mahal and Stonehenge on the World Heritage list.
Dr Roberts added: "World Heritage status does not bring with it any prize or money, it is more of a badge of honour.
"It is an awesome sight and one of those sites in the world we feel people must visit."
Around 16,000 canal boats cross the aqueduct each year. Pontcysyllte was Britain's only nomination at the 33rd session of Unesco's World Heritage Committee.
The list currently features around 900 properties deemed to have "outstanding universal value" for humanity.
Rhodri Morgan, Wales's first minister, said: "World Heritage nomination for Pontcysyllte aqueduct and canal is the cherry on the cake for Wales's historic transport and industrial environment."
Alun Ffred Jones, the Welsh Assembly's minister for heritage said: "The Pontcysyllte aqueduct and canal is a magnificent example of Wales's heritage in action.
"Having World Heritage status for this site will not only boost the economic and tourism potential of north-east Wales, but also deliver world-wide recognition for the built heritage of the area and ensure the Aqueduct's protection and conservation for future generations.
Barbara Follett, UK minister for culture and tourism, said: "I am sure that its inscription as a World Heritage Site will provide a well-deserved boost to the area."
Julie Sharman, general manager for British Waterways Wales and Border Counties, said World Heritage status would bring "increased economic prosperity to local communities".
Councillor Aled Roberts, leader of Wrexham County Council, said: "Pontcysyllte aqueduct is a major part of our heritage and regarded very fondly by local residents."
Pontcysyllte aqueduct and canal is the third Unesco World Heritage site in Wales. The other two are Blaenavon Industrial Landscape and the Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd.
Pontcysyllte is the 28th World Heritage inscribed site in the UK.
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Canadian oil producer Nexen Inc said on Tuesday that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has approved its $15.1 billion takeover by China's CNOOC Ltd, removing the final barrier to China's largest foreign takeover.
The two companies had been waiting for U.S. approval of the deal because Nexen has assets in the Gulf of Mexico. Canada approved the deal late last year, but indicated it would not allow further takeovers in the strategic oil sands sector by foreign state-owned enterprises.
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Italian scientists jailed for six years after failing to issue warnings ahead of deadly L'Aquila earthquake
Leading geophysicists say trial over deadly L'Aquila quake should never have been held
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Monday 22 October 2012
An Italian court has handed down six-year jail sentences to six scientists and a senior government official for failing to properly communicate the risk ahead of the deadly L'Aquila earthquake, in a verdict that will shock and surprise the international scientific community.
In the regional court in L'Aquila, the medieval city levelled by the April 2009 disaster, all seven were found guilty of manslaughter. Two judges decided the experts had downplayed the risk of a massive quake striking the region in the days ahead of the tragedy.
In the event, 309 lives were lost in the early hours of 6 April as citizens' ancient homes collapsed around them while they slept. The seven convicted, all members of a civil protection agency called the National Commission for the Forecast and Prevention of Major Risks, were accused by prosecutors of negligence and malpractice in their duty of protecting the public. All seven denied the charges.
The defendants include the prominent scientists Enzo Boschi, the former president of Italy's National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology; and Giulio Selvaggi, the organisation's current head. They were members of a panel that met six days before the disaster to assess risk after a series of tremors shook the city.
After today's verdict Dr Boschi said: "I am dejected, desperate. I thought I would have been acquitted. I still don't understand what I was convicted of."
The case has drawn wide condemnation from leading scientists around the world. Dr John Elliott of Oxford University's Department of Earth Sciences said today: "This verdict is a sad end to a tragic series of events in L'Aquila. Earthquakes cannot be predicted, and these scientists should not even have been on trial accused of providing incomplete information."
The American Geophysical Union has warned that the risk of future litigation may deter scientists from advising governments or even working to assess seismic risk.
But Wania della Vigna, a lawyer who represented 11 of the plaintiffs, said: "This is a historic sentence, above all for the victims."
The experts were also ordered to pay more than €9m (£7.3m) in damages. Italian courts have a reputation for being unafraid to challenge mainstream scientific opinion.
But the case against the seven experts in L'Aquila was more subtle than it at first appeared. The prosecution – and many survivors – did not contend that the experts ought to have predicted when the quake would strike.
Instead they accused them of downplaying the risk that it might occur following a series of small tremors in the area. As a result it was claimed that many inhabitants who would have fled their ancient homes instead remained indoors on the night of 5 April, 2009, when L'Aquila was razed.
Notoriously, one of the seven convicted, Bernardo De Bernardinis, a senior figure in Italy's Civil Protection Agency, appeared to respond casually to question about the risk at a press conference on 31 March, saying there was "no danger" because the small shocks indicated that a "continuous discharge of energy" was occurring.
That advice was considered to be untrue. And many senior scientists have said the panel should have warned the public that the occurrence of 400 or so small shocks in the region in the days ahead of the disaster raised the chances of an imminent major earthquake.
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The Drudge Report reported on Thursday that Rice was a front-runner for the No. 2 spot on the Republican presidential ticket, prompting endorsements by some leading conservatives.
Romney's campaign has not commented. But the candidate and his advisers have acknowledged they are considering naming his choice some weeks earlier than the traditional time around the Republican National Convention, which will be held in late August.
An aide to Rice, who is now at Stanford University in California, said she was standing by previous statements that she was not interested in the position. "Nothing has changed," Georgia Godfrey, Rice's chief of staff, said in an email.
Rice said in an interview with CBS News last month that she would not seek the vice presidency. "I don't see myself in any way in elected office. I love policy. I'm not particularly fond of politics," she said in the interview on June 26.
Rice seems an unlikely choice for Romney.
While she is personally popular and would beef up the foreign policy credentials of the former governor of Massachusetts, Rice has never held elected office and is to the left of the likely Republican nominee on hot-button domestic policy issues.
Most prominently, Rice has said publicly she is "mildly pro-choice" on abortion rights and would not favor overturning Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. Romney, who supports overturning Roe, has promised that his running mate will also oppose abortion rights.
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"We want someone who conservatives recognize as one of their own, not some nominal Republican who the news media thinks of as a conservative because he or she has an "R" for Republican beside their name," said conservative activist Richard Viguerie. "And that describes the pro-choice Condoleeza Rice all too well."
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In a sweeping move designed to combat terrorism and fraud, India said it plans to disconnect 25 million mobile phones on Tuesday.
The ban by India's Department of Telecommunicationshas been unfolding gradually since Oct. 6, 2008, six weeks before the attacks in Mumbai killed 173 people and wounded 308. A memo then directed service providers to cut off cellphone users whose devices didn't have a real IMEI — or unique identity number — in the interests of "national security." Since then, the move has picked up steam as a way to circumvent terrorists using black market, unregistered cellphones. The Mumbai attackers kept in touch with each other via cellphones and used GPS to pinpoint their attacks, which started Nov. 26, 2008, and went on for three days.
The telecommunications department has issued warnings and deadlines through 2009 but has announced this one is for real, telling operators to block cellphones without valid IMEI numbers. Previously, it warned companies to stop importing them and customers to stop buying them
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hit and run car 311.
(photo credit:Court Services)
The grisly killing of three pedestrians in Netanya last Friday by a hit-and-run
driver alleged to be speeding under the influence of alcohol is a bitter
reminder of our continued failure to follow through on the lessons of past
accomplishments in protecting all road users.Ironically, these lessons
came from a drop in road deaths from nine to one in Netanya associated with a
pilot speed camera project in the late 1990s. The project was the brainchild of
the late Prof. Gerald Ben-David.The take-home messages from the project
were: Kinetic energy is the pathogen in road injuries; speed kills more; and
killing speed in cities saves lives of all road users – drivers, pedestrians,
cyclists, motorcyclists.Ads selling cars tout speed and encourage speed
addicts.Speed cameras kill speed by increasing the likelihood of
detection by a factor of between 20 and 100 – to a level that deters.In
2011, 341 people were killed on Israel's roads. Based on trends so far this
year, we may finally have lowered the annual death toll to under 300. Good news?
Maybe.The toll, according to Prof. Elihu Richter of the Hebrew
University-Hadassah – Ben-David's colleague – should approach "Vision Zero,"
because deaths from crashes are an epidemic that can be eradicated. All the
factors – human, vehicular and environmental – are within reach of modification
by governmental policy and individual choices.By now, Israel's annual
death should have been under 200, based on the spectacular progress in various
European countries. The Hebrew University-Hadassah Injury Prevention Center has
spelled out the components of a national policy to reach Vision
Zero.First, lower existing speed limits and the levels at which they are
enforced. Higher speed limits outside cities result in speed spillover into
cities, and reach all the way into crosswalks.Second, massively increase
the distribution of speed cameras, now fewer than 100, to several hundred
nationwide.Everywhere they are used, they save lives by killing speed,
and, yes, the revenue they generate pays for their operation.Reduce
speed limits, and put in place many more speed cameras. Repeated speeders should
be removed from the roads before they kill, not after.Third, introduce
night-time breath-testing points, which stop speeding drivers, given the strong
relationship between drinking and driving.Fourth, stop building more
roads, but make existing ones safer. This includes removing all steel poles and
other booby traps.Upgrade markings and dividers to European Union
standards. Build more roundabouts; they are a very effective and friendly method
to reduce speed throughout the road network. And put in many more humps and
bumps – known in Latin America as "sleeping police."Fifth, promote modal
shifts to much more public transit of all kinds, bike-bus and bike-train
packages, and more. Right now, only 30 percent of Israel's public uses public
transport – a consequence of distorted public priorities shaped by the pressures
of road builders and their hired consultants. Every person traveling on a bus or
light rail instead of in a private vehicle reduces risks by 90%.The
impressive safety record of Jerusalem's Light Rail network makes the case for
more of the same.Sixth, massively invest in better public transit from
the "periphery" to the center of the country. Doing so would make this
condescending term obsolescent.The road death toll should be much lower
than it is because of the economic recession, rising fuel prices and traffic
congestion. All three result in slower driving.There have been two other
positive developments.Israel's trauma centers, under the leadership of
Prof. Avi Rivkind, chief of surgery at Hadassah, have greatly reduced mortality
in persons injured in road trauma to levels as good or better than US averages,
and much better than in the UK.The IDF has made major progress in
improving safety standards of its vehicles, and attacking fatigue. New
regulations for maximum work hours of truck drivers have also
helped.Prof. Gerald Ben-David died exactly a year ago, at the age of 83,
after gaining the esteem of those who mattered and cared. The mission before us
is to realize his vision, and bring our road deaths down to zero.
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Piccante Pizza opened up back in Oct. 2009. Stay tuned for Halal Kabob House.
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what happened to piccante? I haven't ordered from them in a while, but I actually thought they were one of the delivery joints in the city. Know nothing about the take-away pie and experience, but they made a mean Greek Pizza (although not as good as Astor's, even though the latter was not open at 3 a.m.) and would even roast fresh garlic on the pizzas.
"what happened to piccante? I haven't ordered from them in a while"
I guess a lot of other people haven't ordered from them in a while either.
Isn't this coming full circle? I think I remember this being a kabob/felafel joint first.
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Speaking of the fans, though, the Brooklyn Nets have had an aggressive fan base that was built to intimidate their team's opposition. That was not the case in the playoffs, though.
Earlier in the playoffs, the two veteran leaders of the team, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, who came from one of the strongest fan bases in the league in Boston, felt that the support was lacking.
Garnett told Newsday: "Could do better. I was expecting Brooklyn to be real hostile, New York style, knowing what it's like to come here as the opposition, so our crowd could do better. But they were there when [we needed them] and we fed off of them."
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Jennie Green, wife of Fred J. Green died after giving birth to twin daughters in December 1881 at Sioux City, Iowa where they had moved in July 1880 from Wisconsin. One of the twins died at birth Nov. 28th, 1880. It is unknown if the other twin survived. I believe Jennie's parents also moved to Sioux City but I cannot find info on them after 1880. In 1900, her father, Isaac Stone is at Sioux City, living with a second wife, Susan. He was 60 yrs old and Susan was 58, both born NY. Living with them was Susan's sister, Fidelia Powers and husband, Henry C. Powers and a neice, Lou Stone born about 1873 in Montana.
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How healthy is your insurance?
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Finding yourself diagnosed with a serious illness is bad enough. But that misery is compounded for many people when they find the health insurance whose premiums they have been paying for years will not pay up.
Finding yourself diagnosed with a serious illness is bad enough. But that misery is compounded for many people when they find the health insurance whose premiums they have been paying for years will not pay up.
Disputes can often arise over what insurers call pre-existing conditions. If you already suffer from a particular illness or condition, you must tell the insurer when you take private medical insurance (PMI) out. If you do not, the insurer is likely to refuse a claim for any treatment relating to that condition.
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Stuart Cliffe of the National Association of Bank and Insurance Customers cites the case of a man who found his insurance invalidated because he had diabetes, even though he had not known when he bought the insurance. The insurer said he must have known.
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Consider getting independent advice before buying medical cover. Ms Lawson says: "The scope for getting it wrong is enormous. We are sometimes asked to intervene when a person has bought insurance directly. They may not have read the details or made assumptions that don't turn out to be true."
Increasingly, health insurance is arranged by telephone, so consumers often see nothing in writing until after the deal had been struck. The National Consumer Council has recommended that the duty on consumers to disclose all "material facts" should be changed. Insurance companies should give written details to consumers of what the duty to disclose information meant, and that duty should be to disclose facts the consumer knows to be relevant to the insurer's decision.
When it comes to claims, are some insurers more lenient than others? Schemes underwritten by Lloyds tend to be more black-and-white, says Ms Lawson, with claims outside the policy wording invariably declined. "Some insurers do incline more to the client's view in a grey area, but ultimately they all end up making the same decisions. The difference is whether you have to fight for it or not," she says.
Misunderstandings have arisen in the past over what is covered by critical illness insurance (CI). Unlike PMI, this tends to pay a lump sum on diagnosis of a serious illness such as heart attack or cancer. CI is still relatively new in the UK and there have been teething problems, says Jack MacNamara, chief underwriter for Lincoln Financial Group, one of the first to market CI here.
Lincoln provides clients with a booklet at the point of sale which explains "in layman's terms" exactly what is covered, says Mr MacNamara. "Clients have not been able to compare one critical illness policy with another, so as an industry we have worked out standard definitions."
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A statement on Liverpool's website on Friday morning said: "In October 2010, Liverpool Football Club and Athletic Grounds Limited was sold to the Fenway Sports Group. As a consequence of that sale, Tom (Thomas) Hicks and George Gillett made a number of allegations and claims against Sir Martin Broughton, Christian Purslow and Ian Ayre.
"Those allegations and claims were denied by messers Broughton, Purslow and Ayre…and resulted in legal proceedings being commenced.
"The parties have now agreed a settlement. All claims and allegations made have been withdrawn by Hicks and Gillett and all legal proceedings between the parties concluded."
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Thomas Capizzi, 93, Owner of the Cottage Cupboard Restaurant
Thomas Arthur Capizzi, 93, a longtime resident of Naperville, formerly of Oak Park, died on Thursday, March 22, 2012 at his Tabor Hills residence. Born on March 12, 1919 in Lockport, he was a World War II Army veteran who served in the Pacific, North African, and European campaigns.
Mr. Capizzi and his wife, Amy, were longtime proprietors of the Cottage Cupboard Restaurant in Oak Park.
Thomas Capizzi is survived by his children, Bonnie (Dennis) Connolly, Ron (Sue Ann), and Joan (John) Mahoney; his siblings, John and Marian; his grandchildren, Chandler (Alexa) Connolly, Phoebe Connolly, David (Melissa) Capizzi, Kimberly Capizzi, Marlena (Brian) Bergeron, and Natalie Wojcik; and his great-grandchildren, Thomas and Carolina Capizzi and Mitchell Bergeron. He was preceded in death by his wife, Amy Capizzi (nee Aceto); his wife, Cecilia Gartner; and his brother, Paul Jr. A memorial Mass will be held at 10 a.m. on May 12, 2012 at St. Raphael's Church in Naperville.
Arrangements were handled by Eric Klemundt of the Cremation Society of Illinois.
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