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Burlington to Orange County Flights
Burlington and Orange County airports and terminals
Airports in Burlington VT, US
International (BTV)
Distance from City Center: 3.9 miles
Plattsburgh International (PBG)
Distance from City Center: 16.4 miles
Airports in Orange County CA, US
John Wayne Airport (SNA)
Distance from City Center: 10.4 miles
Los Angeles Airport, El Segundo (LAX)
Distance from City Center: 29.4 miles
Ontario International Airport (ONT)
Distance from City Center: 25.6 miles
Long Beach Municipal (LGB)
Distance from City Center: 12.8 miles
Cheap flights from Burlington to Orange County
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18800 MacArthur Blvd. Map
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Atrium Hotel Orange County Airport
18700 MacArthur Blvd. Map
The first hotel built near the Orange County Airport (John Wayne Airport - SNA) in the 1960s, the Atrium Hotel was originally known as "The Airporter", evolving into today's chic hangout, spilling... More
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Flights to Orange County
Finding Cheap Flights From Burlington
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Burlington Airport Information
The Burlington International Airport provides air service to Burlington. Located at 1200 Airport Drive, it is located near downtown, just a few miles from Interstate 89. The airport is served by several airlines, including Delta, United, JetBlue, US Airways, and Porter. At Orbtiz.com, you can search and compare the rates on these airlines.
Airport Parking Information
A covered parking garage is conveniently located near the terminals and has a fee of $1 for the first hour, $2 for the second and third hours, and a $12 daily rate. A cell phone lot has recently been opened, allowing drivers waiting to pick up an arriving passenger to park for free.
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The Terminal Snack Bar offers travelers a quick snack for those in a rush, and One Flight Up Restaurant offers sit-down meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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John Wayne Airport
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Transportation From the Airport
The Orange County Transit Authority operates buses that service the airport. Bus fare costs $1.50. The Disneyland Resort Express is a complimentary shuttle service that transports guests staying at one of the Disneyland Resorts to and from the airport. Taxicabs also service the airport. The cabs operate on metered fares. The service costs $2.95 for the first quarter mile and $.65 for each additional quarter mile. If you want to have your own transportation, Orbitz.com can book you a rental car. The airport has on-site rental car services. You pick up your vehicle in the lower level of Terminals A and B.
Orange County Weather
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KATHMANDU (NEPAL): Disappointed with Pakistan holding out the three agreements on rail, motor vehicles and power grid connectivity, SAARC, leaders are expected to take up the matter with Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Thursday. Continue reading
Modi wants 'dispute free South Asia'
KATHMANDU, (NEPAL): Six months after meeting the SAARC leaders at his swearing-in ceremony, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday spelt out his vision for SAARC, as he sought to change the narrative from "cynicism into optimism", and said India would "do its part" to lead the eight-member grouping. Continue reading
Black money: India identifies 427 account holders
NEW DELHI: With the Opposition targeting the government on the black money issue, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday that the identity of 427 foreign account holders has been established, of which 250 have admitted to having these accounts. Continue reading
Rajasthan labour reforms meet ILO standards?
NEW DELHI: Rajasthan may have initiated long-pending reforms in labour laws, but the Centre has said it is unclear whether the state has followed the international norms of consultation with trade unions for some of the amendments. Continue reading
Saarc's future lies in boosting trade within block
KATHMANDU (NEPAL): The leaders of the eight South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) countries are meeting for the first time since the election of a new Indian government that is eager to avoid losing influence to rival power China. Continue reading
India authorises visa-on-arrival for 43 countries
NEW DELHI: Visa-on-Arrival and Electronic Travel Authorisation for 43 countries, including United States, Australia, Fiji and Pacific Island countries is expected to be in place on November 27. Continue reading
Saarc: Will there be a Modi-Sharif meet?
KATHMANDU (NEPAL): India on Tuesday rejected a demand by some Saarc member states to give a stronger role to China and other observer countries within the regional body. Continue reading
Will Modi discuss 'non-taffic barriers' at SAARC?
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a trip infused with the neighbourhood spirit this week to attend the 18th Saarc summit in Kathmandu, he may reflect on a certain irony — that while the Indian subcontinent was one of the economically most active regions of the world despite the fact that its GDP remained somewhat stagnant in the last four decades of colonial rule, the collection of countries of the South Asia region is economically among the most sluggish in our own day. Continue reading
Court orders playschools to set aside 25% seats for poor
NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Monday said that playschools in the national capital, which were allotted land at concessional rates, will have to reserve 25% seats for students from the weaker sections of the society. Continue reading
Slow growing acceptance of females among Dalits
NEW DELHI: In a surprising trend, the female sex ratio is improving in the Dalit and JJ slum clusters, while it is worsening in the educated and economically-sound sections of the society. Continue reading
'For God's sake see the invisible face of child labour'
NEW DELHI: Respect childhood if you really want to shape a better world, Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi said at the 12th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in Delhi on Friday. Continue reading
SAARC meet: Will Modi deliver game changer?
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: When talk turns to Saarc among South Asian and foreign politicians, diplomats, businessmen and academics, there is usually a note of cynicism and even derison in their comments. Continue reading
Rajapakse to seek fresh mandate
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's President Mahinda Rajapaksa declared on Thursday he would seek an unprecedented third term at elections which will be held against a backdrop of growing international pressure over his government's rights record. Continue reading
Gandhi statue in London gets big NRI funds
LONDON: An Indian-origin entrepreneur has taken the lead by donating the biggest sum of money yet for the proposed statue of Mahatma Gandhi at the Parliament Square in London. Continue reading
Modi: India will lead, play role of 'Visvaguru' to world
SUVA (FIJI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said India would play the role of 'Visvaguru' or teacher to the world and would use the strengths of its democracy and young population to benefit mankind. Continue reading
Girl child 'unviable' in Rajasthan
JAIPUR (RAJASTHAN): With government school closures in Rajasthan are on the rise for being "unviable", girls from poor families are being forced to drop out, according to a new study. Continue reading
Girl children dropping out of schools, says report
NEW DELHI: A survey commissioned by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, in September shows that out of the estimated 20.41 crore children in the age group of 6-13 in India, an estimated 60.41 lakh (2.97%) are out of school. Continue reading
'Sectarian politics leading to political dead-end'
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: Political imagination in India has come to a standstill, aiding and abetting the construction of a homogenised cultural and political sphere. Continue reading
G20: Modi-Abbot agree to 'early closure' on trade, nuke, security
CANBERRA: India and Australia on Tuesday agreed on a landmark framework for security cooperation across the spectrum in defence, cyber and maritime security and combating terrorism, including the threats posed by foreign fighters joining extremists groups. Continue reading
Saving newborns: Nepal women volunteers brave terrain, taboos
BADALAMJI (NEPAL): On a wet and windy morning, Nepalese housewife Bhumisara Upadhyay (photo) is out visiting pregnant women, on a mission to slash newborn deaths in the Himalayan nation with a simple tube of gel.
Upadhyay is among thousands of volunteers at the front line of a campaign that has dramatically cut neonatal mortality in a country where nearly two-thirds of babies are born at home. Continue reading
Modi wowed by Abbot's 'truly generous hospitality'
MELBOURNE: Cricket diplomacy was in abundance at a rare reception given to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground with the PM saying a "new journey" in India-Australia relationship has begun.
Addressing the select gathering at the reception hosted by Australian PM Tony Abbott and attended by cricket greats like Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Allan Border and Dean Jones among others, Modi heaped effusive praise on Australia's sporting culture and thanked his Australian counterpart his "truly generous hospitality". Continue reading
Modi govt playing into hands of US drug companies?
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi may be patting himself on the back because President Barack Obama has agreed to India's position on food stockholding norms in World Trade Organisation (WTO).
However, New Delhi seems to be bending over backwards to accommodate the American government and giant multinational corporations (MNCs) in the pharmaceutical industry, which will work to the detriment of our country's interests. Continue reading
G20 summit: Modi leaves minds ticking, sets modest goals
NEW DELHI: There are two ways to approach a G20 summit. One is to seek to provide solutions to major international problems affecting the global economy and get other countries to sign up for them. The other is to go with a largely domestic agenda and tomtom it, but in large part for a home audience. Continue reading
Superstar Rajnikanth hints at politics, excites BJP
CHENNAI: Skeptics may want to dismiss it as movie release publicity, but Rajnikanth's hint on Sunday night that he may enter politics has sent Tamil Nadu into a tizzy.
"I am not afraid of politics, but hesitant… I have been moving in the direction shown by God. If he desires that I should come to politics, I will serve the people," the 63-year-old actor said at the launch of the audio and trailer of his new movie 'Lingaa'. Continue reading
Shrink in Japan's economy worries FDI-dependent India
NEW DELHI: Indian policymakers will be keenly watching the developments as Japan's economy shrank for the second quarter in a row.
With the US fully tapering its asset purchase programme, emerging countries such as India have been receiving large slices of cheap money that Japan had been injecting into the system to make world's third-largest economy grow and reverse decades of contraction. Continue reading
'Happy New Year' script joins Oscar's library collection
MUMBAI: After breaking box office records, Shah Rukh Khan and his Happy New Year team has one more reason to celebrate: the library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has selected the film's screenplay for its permanent Motion Picture Scripts Core Collection. Continue reading
G20 summit: Modi raises pitch on 'black money'
BRISBANE (AUSTRALIA): In a major gain for India, the G20 summit on Sunday endorsed the need for transparency and disclosure by countries of tax information as Prime Minister Narendra Modi voiced support to the new global standard on automatic exchanges to tackle the black money issue. Continue reading
Modi govt moves to reduce subsidies
NEW DELHI: Government sources said the finance ministry, under the active supervision of the PMO, was working on a multi-pronged strategy to keep the subsidy burden under "a manageable level", and this will be unveiled in next year's Budget. Continue reading
'Sky-scraper' Lord Krishna temple for Vrindavan soon
VRINDAVAN (UTAR PRADESH): Five years from now, the holy land of Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh will boast of the world's largest and the first "skyscraper" temple for Lord Krishna, who is believed to have born and raised in Mathura and Vrindavan, with a height of 700 feet in a sprawling campus that will also resemble the verdant forests of some 5,000 years ago. Continue reading
India president's daughter to contest in Greater Kailash
NEW DELHI: President Pranab Mukherjee's daughter Sharmishtha is likely to be the Congress party candidate from the prestigious Greater Kailash constituency for the upcoming Assembly elections. Continue reading
Is Modi confused?
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: Globalisation is usually perceived from two standpoints: One focuses on the political economy and governance and the other on the politics of knowledge and culture. Continue reading
Modi: Research is mother of development
BRISBANE (AUSTRALIA): A breakthrough agreement with the US on food security earlier this week is likely to boost Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image at the weekend G20 summit in Australia, where retrieving black money will be high on his agenda. Continue reading
Modi's in the mood to discuss 'blackmoney' at G20
BRISBANE (AUSTRALIA): Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Australia Friday on the second leg of his three-nation tour during which he will attend the annual G20 summit and hold bilateral talks with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott. (Photo from left: Abbot, Modi and NZ PM John Key) Continue reading
Nehru, a consummate worker and just leader
NEW DELHI: Jawaharlal Nehru's two speeches "A tryst with destiny" and "The light has gone out" are famous.
What is not known is the statement Nehru made at his trial in Gorakhpur on November 4, 1940: "It is not me that you are seeking to judge and condemn, but rather hundreds of millions of the people of India and that is a large task even for a proud empire. Continue reading
Lets 'act east' not just 'look east' Modi tells world leaders
NAY PYI TAW (MYANMAR): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday told world leaders that his government accorded high priority to turn India's erstwhile "Look East" policy into an "Act East" policy. Continue reading
Modi meets Suu Kyi with Gandhi's Bhagwad Gita
NAY PYI TAW (MYANMAR): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday met Nobel laureate and Myanmar's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who described India as her "second home", recalling the years she spent in the country. Continue reading
India and US end deadlock on food stockpiles
NEW DELHI: India has reached an agreement with the United States on public stockpiling of food, commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Thursday, paving the way for the implementation of a global trade facilitation deal that has been stalled for months. Continue reading
Modi-Obama catch-up in Myanmar
NAY PYI TAW (MYANMAR): Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a brief interaction at Nay Pyi Taw with Barack Obama, during which the US President called him a "man of action". Continue reading
Tamil Nadu govt slaps 10-year ban on ex-CM Jayalalithaa
CHENNAI: AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa is disqualified from contesting elections for 10 years, the Tamil Nadu government has said in a gazette notification. Continue reading
Modi pushes for better ties, greater connectivity with Myanmar
NAY PYI TAW (MYANMAR): Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off his 11-day foreign tour on Tuesday with his first stop at Nay Pyi Taw, the capital of Myanmar, where he held bilateral talks with President U Thein Sein in conjunction with the 25th Asean Summit. Continue reading
Little India in Myanmar celebrated Modi's win
ZAYAWADDY GRANT (MYANMAR): As Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the 25th Asean Summit in Myanmar a small Indian colony celebrates their heritage.
In between Myanmar's two erstwhile capitals Yangon and Mandalay lies Zayawaddy Grant, a cluster of villages and a small township. Continue reading
Tale of India's 'contentious' Article 370
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for public debate on Article 370 and not for it being struck down as such. A decision on this controversial issue should be taken through a democratic process. Continue reading
'Sexist' order from university 'insult to daughters'
NEW DELHI: The Centre swung into action Tuesday and demanded an explanation from Aligarh Muslim University's vice-chancellor over its bizarre order not allowing women undergraduates access to the main campus library, with HRD minister Smriti Irani saying it was an "insult to daughters". Continue reading
'Asean, G20 meets at a time of multiple global challenges'
NEW DELHI: With Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to embark on his 10-day three-nation tour on Tuesday, he is likely to have at least two dozen "one-on-one meetings" with world leaders in Myanmar and Australia, sources here confirmed. Continue reading
New compulsory voting law in Gujarat, throws up questions
NEW DELHI: Election Commissioner H S Brahma is of the view that the Gujarat government's move to make voting compulsory in elections to local bodies "may not be correct". Continue reading
Gandhi 'glue' and Rahul factor in Congress
COMMENT, NEW DELHI: Last week on a television programme, the sharp lady anchor asked me what advice I would give to Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi. Now, while I doubt there are few amongst our 1.2 billion who have not given gratuitous advice to Rahul, her question momentarily stumped me. Continue reading
Congress moves in with 'flesh and blood' shadow cabinet
NEW DELHI: As Parliament heads for an important session in which the government expects to clear critical legislation, the Congress has formed seven shadow ministries to follow the NDA, in and outside the House. Continue reading
Eclectic mix in Modi's new Cabinet
NEW DELHI: President Pranab Mukherjee administered the oath of office to 21 Ministers, including four Cabinet Ministers, three Ministers of State (Independent Charge) and 14 Ministers of State yesterday afternoon. Continue reading
Modi: Ayurveda needs global branding like Yoga
NEW DELHI: The biggest challenge Ayurveda faces today is a lack of commitment and confidence among its practitioners, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said at the sixth World Ayurveda Congress here on Sunday. Continue reading
Ex-judge: India has 'fiduciary duty' to Tamils in Sri Lanka
CHENNAI: Chief Minister of Sri Lanka's Northern Province C.V. Wigneswaran on Sunday made a fervent appeal to India to prevail upon his country to reverse the ongoing militarisation of the Tamil-majority region and stop what he called harassment and abuse of minorities there. Continue reading


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Lungren, Bera 7th Congressional District Race Still Too Close To Call
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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The polls closed three nights ago, but the Dan Lungren and Ami Bera race, one of the most expensive congressional races in the country, is still too close to call, even with more votes counted Friday.
The federal government has sent official observers to the Sacramento Registrar Office to monitor the vote counting.
The campaigns combined raised giant sums of cash: $13.7 million between campaign contributions and outside spending. But only a small gap stands between the votes cast for Lungren and Bera.
The numbers show Bera with the slight lead, which has widened since election night.
Bera's camp is confident they'll win.
"We expect the margin of our victory to increase," campaign manager Josh Wolf said.
Lungren's camp also remains confident.
"We still feel good," said campaign manager Jeff Wyly.
There is still less than a percentage point difference between the totals — 1,779 votes and no exact day known for a declared winner.
"A lot of us are our hoping before Thanksgiving, but the reality is it could take a little bit longer," said Wolf.
"It's hard on both sides because everyone sees Tuesday, Nov. 6, as the end date; and it's not just the workers, the staff, it's the families," said Wyly.
Now the politics seem to be pushed aside. Each side has volunteers focusing on the ballot processing, and singling out suspect signatures.
The candidates have already been in the spotlight, and now every single vote is getting attention.
There are about 70,000 votes that still need to be processed, and the next update is expected Tuesday.


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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission received more than 3,000 tips for its new whistleblower program in 2012, the agency said in a news release Thursday. The tips came from all 50 states and from 49 countries.
Ohio ranked 16th highest, with 44 tips filed in the state in 2012, for 1.8 percent of the total tips submitted. Other Midwest states averaged about 50 tips.
California led the list with 435 tips, followed by New York, with 246.
The program was authorized by the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
Whistleblowers who provide original, high-quality tips may be eligible for an award from the Commission. In fiscal year 2012 the Commission made its first award to a whistleblower who helped stop ongoing multi-million dollar fraud. The whistleblower received the maximum award of 30 percent of the amount collected in the Commission's enforcement.
In total the Commission awarded almost $46,000 to whistleblowers during the fiscal year.
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Allen Stanford, the disgraced Texan financier who came to embody English cricket's most embarrassing alliance, has been sentenced to 110 years in jail for one of the biggest frauds in history. He was convicted in March on 13 of 14 charges of defrauding investors of more than $7 billion (£4.5 billion).
Stanford was hailed as cricket's American sugar daddy when he bankrolled an international cricket tournament in Antigua that promised to transform cricket finances in England and West Indies and, in the eyes of ECB executives, provide a rival to the burgeoning Indian Premier League.
But his financial empire collapsed under an investigation by United States regulators. Since his arrest in 2009, he has spent three years in jail without bail.
Stanford, whose trial was delayed on health grounds after he was beaten up by prison inmates, has always denied his guilt and told the District Judge David Hittner at his sentencing hearing: "I did not defraud anybody".
Stanford's statement lasted around 40 minutes as he stuck to his claim that he did not run a Ponzi scheme - a fraudulent investment operation that pays returns to its investors from their own money or the money paid by subsequent investors, rather than from profit earned by the individual or organisation - and that his financial affairs only collapsed once investigations into his affairs became known.
He told the judge: "I'm not here to ask for sympathy or forgiveness or to throw myself at your mercy. I did not run a Ponzi scheme. I didn't defraud anybody."
Prosecutors had asked for a 230-year sentence, with defence lawyers arguing for a lenient term of 44 months.
It was all a world away from the night in 2008 that England and West Indies fought out a Twenty20 match in Antigua for a winner-takes-all prize of £20m. Stanford socialised in a touchy-feely fashion with England players' wives, waved to the crowds, entered the dressing rooms at will, and finished the night with what was virtually an impromptu cabaret.
The deal had been publicised in ostentatious style as Stanford was allowed to land his private helicopter on the outfield at Lord's, after which he presented a Perspex box filled with $20 million in prize money in front of smiling ECB officials.
Stanford signed a five year deal with the ECB worth $100 million in total, an episode from which some believe English cricket has never entirely recovered. But financial experts have repeatedly suggested that his real victims are the investors, whose estimates suggest have received back about 5% of their investment. Cricket, presenting itself as victims in a highly-complex case, has not returned a penny.
In Antigua, where financial regulation was relatively lax, Stanford had a private terminal at the airport, was one of its biggest employers on the island and was said to be worth more than Antigua's GDP. He was knighted in 2006 but after the extent of his fraud was revealed he was stripped of the title.
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Thursday's meeting at Fontwell is in serious doubt with several areas of the track waterlogged and more rain forecast.
Officials at the West Sussex track have called an 8am inspection on Wednesday and fear the worst.
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"If we are not going to be fit to race tomorrow there is more rain forecast from Wednesday afternoon onwards, so it is better we let everybody know and they can make alternative running plans. It's going to be a struggle."
Meanwhile officials at Musselburgh have called a precautionary inspection for 8am on Wednesday ahead of the meeting that afternoon. Ground conditions are described as good, but with a "tricky forecast".
Clerk of the course Harriet Graham tweeted: "Precautionary Inspection 8am due to forecast snow starting between 7-9am changing to sleet/rain later +3 Tricky forecast."
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A teenager from the Netherlands sailed into St. Maarten harbour on Saturday, ending a yearlong solo journey around the globe aboard a ketch named "Guppy."
Dozens of people cheered as Laura Dekker pumped her fist into the air in celebration while sailing past a drawbridge raised for her arrival in the port from which she set out on Jan. 20, 2011.
Dekker marked her 16th birthday during the trip and claims she is the youngest sailor to complete a round-the-world voyage. The Guinness World Records has said it won't back that up because it no longer recognizes records for youngest sailors to discourage dangerous attempts.
Several Dutch officials tried to block her trip, arguing she was too young to risk her life. School authorities have complained she should be in a classroom.
The last leg of the journey took Dekker through high seas and heavy winds from Cape Town, South Africa.
She hugged her family and wept before addressing the crowd.
Dekker says she was born aboard a boat and first sailed solo at age 6. At 10, she said, she began dreaming aobut circling the globe.
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Bell was in St. Maarten on a work trip with her mother, Deena Merlen, an attorney in Manhattan, who wanted to see Dekker complete her journey. The two wore T-shirts that read: "Guppy rocks my world."
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Dear Editor,
I was wondering.
Is Mr. Gibson running for city council? He seems to be running for something with his all-too-political commentary.
Maybe The Danville Weekly could offer other sources for incorporation review. Like most Alamo neighbors, I would not want to simply rely on a study that Mr. Gibson and his fellow committee members paid for.
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2012: Started 17 games for the Blue Devils while seeing action in all 19 ... Came in fourth on the team with 35 points on 25 goals and 10 assists ... Her 25 goals ranked second on the team ... Had seven multi-goal games with hat tricks against Bucknell, Maryland and Georgetown ... Dished a career high three assists at Princeton (March 3) ... Led the squad with nine free position goals on the year ... Also picked up 24 ground balls while causing six turnovers ... Earned a spot on the All-ACC Academic Team and the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
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Ontario Budget 2013: Ontario budget 2013: Liberals' home care 'target' may not meet NDP demand
Ontario Liberals have set a five-day "target" wait-time for home care in their budget.
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Keeping waits for home and community care to five days — as demanded by the New Democrats — will cost an extra $700 million over the next three years, Finance Minister Charles Sousa says in his first budget.
Sousa set the five-day "target" to get assistance for another 46,000 patients with care needs, such as nursing help and personal support in their homes, once they have been assessed and approved for it by community care access centres.
"More people will quickly receive the care they need, where they need it," Sousa said in his budget speech.
The money, starting with $260 million this fiscal year, is more than eight times higher than the $30 million demanded by NDP Leader Andrea Horwath as one of several conditions for supporting the budget.
But it falls short of the oft-repeated "five-day home-care guarantee" Horwath has been pushing since shortly after Premier Kathleen Wynne took over from Dalton McGuinty.
"When we asked for guarantees, we didn't get guarantees," Horwath told a news conference, saying her party will now look for ways to make the government "accountable" for the promise.
"When we talk about a target, all of a sudden it becomes very wishy-washy . . . we don't think that's good enough for Ontarians," she said, adding New Democrats want to make sure "this isn't a whole lot of Liberal talk."
A government source said the health ministry, which now spends $4.3 billion a year on home and community care, is planning a target instead of a guarantee because "delivering home care is a little more complicated than delivering a pizza in 30 minutes or it's free."
Horwath said more resources for home care are long overdue because 6,100 Ontarians are now waiting for help from nurses, therapists and personal support workers, who help them with bathing and other tasks such as laundry.
The extra funding will help seniors and others needing home care to stay in their homes longer, keeping them out of hospitals and nursing homes that are more expensive to taxpayers, Sousa said.
Health groups applauded the increase for home care, given the rapidly aging population, but the Ontario Health Coalition's Natalie Mehra warned it's "demonstrably false" the government can get away with flatlining hospital funding at $17 billion.
"We haven't seen a decrease in the volume of patients," added Patricia Campbell, chief executive officer of the Ontario Hospital Association.
In other health moves, the budget also sets aside another $5 million this fiscal year to help people quit smoking, with more initiatives to be announced later by Health Minister Deb Matthews.
The government is also planning legislation to ban children under 18 from using tanning beds, citing the increased risk of cancer.
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Manama Seven Bahrain police officers have been charged in connection with claims of mistreatment and torture against medical staff detained during last year's unrest.
All the accused are lieutenants in the Ministry of Interior. Two officers were referred to the High Criminal Courts and the remaining five will appear before the Lower Criminal Court.
The charges were levelled following a public prosecution investigation of 14 complainants, five witnesses and 17 accused officers.
The allegations that included using force to obtain confessions of crimes, misdemeanor assault and slander are punishable under Bahrain's Penal Code.
The two officers facing the most serious allegation are charged with the use of torture and threats against six medical detainees with the purpose of forcing a confession. However, all the confessions obtained under such circumstances were thrown out in the medical staff's trial.
The hearing is scheduled for October 1.
Nawaf Hamza, the head of the Public Prosecution Special Investigation Unit (SIU), said that the remaining 10 accused officers are being investigated.
Bahrain said that the government "continues to reinforce its commitment to fulfilling the recommendations by the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry (BICI) in assigning accountability and promoting the independence of the judiciary system".
The BICI, a panel of international experts, was set up in June last year to look into the unrest that hit the country in February and March and its consequences.
A searing report was published in November and the government said that it was committed to applying its recommendations.
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Ballmer didn't divulge pricing, but Amazon is currently pegging Kinect for Windows at $249.99, a full $100 more than the current price of Kinect on Xbox 360 -- hey, there's a different camera in the Windows version, remember?
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Can't wait for the lawn crews to return
Opinion: Letters To The Editor
Oh good, it's April. That means those of you who engage lawn services will soon be visited by the crews who will be charging you to diligently search for the blade of grass that has dared to grow a fraction of an inch since November, when they finally stopped coming last season. Of course, those of us who deign to mow our own lawns won't start again until sometime later in May when our grass actually starts growing (similarly, we stopped mowing our lawns last September when it stopped growing).
In the meantime, we'll certainly enjoy hearing the din of your lawn service mowers and blowers.
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Speedway from Oak Park, Illinois
Posted: April 14th, 2013 9:32 AM
Oooooh! I'm getting the tingles just thinking about the heavenly smell of fresh cut grass. In SE OP our lawns are down right tiny and many homeowners use push mowers (not me) to cut their grass. I for one do not like weeds and do like to pull them manually. What I found is that those people who leave their grass clippings to fly back on their grass tend to cut their weeds and spread the seeds everywhere. They no longer have grass but a weed field. Has anyone else noticed this?
Dave from River Forest
Posted: April 14th, 2013 8:46 AM
Peter, why don't you just worry about yourself? Not everybody has the time to take care of landscaping their home as well as they'd like. Let's keep the tree hugging to a minimum. Doesn't really surprise me that this comes from an Oak Parker. Just saying....
Violet Aura
Posted: April 11th, 2013 11:41 AM
Amen, Peter!!! I was gonna write about this myself! I didn't know OP was as obnoxious in this dept. as RF! Where I live, people have modest-sized lawns. There is no need whatsoever to destroy the peace and quiet with this madness. I hope the intended parties read this. Yes, it's not green in the least. I would also like to see manual mowers make a comeback. I saw one in RF. Rakes make sense--leafblowers are idiotic, IMO. All they do is BLOW. LEAVES. AROUND. Plus that sound orignated in Hell.
Dave Coulter
Posted: April 11th, 2013 9:39 AM
Yeah.....the smell of 2-cycle motor exhaust makes me want to hurl. Bring back rakes!
Posted: April 11th, 2013 9:29 AM
My sentiments exactly! Only to be followed in the fall with obnoxious leaf blowing. Heard of a rake people? All of you "green" people employing leaf blowers and other polluting 2 stroke engines make me question your authenticity.
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