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From: Denham Springs, LA
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Topic: Plant Identification, Vines
Title: Identification of vine in Louisiana
Answered by: Nan Hampton
QUESTION:I have two vines in my backyard. I've looked at pictures of each and they both keep coming up "virginia creeper." However, both are different. Neither causes an allergic reaction. One has leaflets of threes and fives. The leaves are serrated. The stem is woody and often red and has small rootlike tendrils all along it. In fall it turns red. The other vine has serrated leaflets of fives and sevens. Its stem is soft and green with long curly tendrils. The leaves stay green all year. Are these both creepers? If not, what are they? I thought at first that one could be poison oak, but I read that it never has more than 3 leaflets.
The first vine you describe is, I believe, Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper).
The second vine you describe, I think, is Cayratia japonica (Bushkiller), an invasive species from Southeast Asia. Here are more photos and information from Louisiana Ecosystems & Plant Identification, Mississippi State University, and North Carolina Department of Agriculture. My recommendation is to aggressively work to get rid of it. All the references above for bushkiller have procedures for removing it.
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Sony PS4 Preferred Over Xbox One in Online Shopping Poll
According to a Reuters poll, more U.S. shoppers are picking the PS4 over the Xbox One. Reuters surveyed nearly 1,300 people online, and out of those, 26 percent said they are likely to buy the PS4 when it becomes available. Around 15 percent said the same about the Xbox One.
Younger gamers seem to especially favor the PS4, with 41 percent of the survey respondents under the age of 40 choosing Sony's console, versus 27 percent planning to pick up an Xbox One. Price may be a factor, especially if you assume the younger crowd has less disposable income to play with. Microsoft has priced its console at $499 MSRP, which is $100 more than the PS4, though it also comes with a Kinect motion controller.
All will be revealed soon enough. The Xbox One launches on November 22 and the PlayStation 4 makes its debut on November 15.
Are you planning to buy either of these consoles? If so, which one?
I'm pretty sure that Sony has priced the PS4 at $399 and Microsoft priced the One at $499.
in AUS the PS4 is $50 cheaper however you get the Kinect with the Xbox so if you look at it from that perspective the Xbox is cheaper.
I had ps3 and to be honest the interface was pretty crap. From and interface perspective and content I think the Xbox is far in front.
As for the hardware both will be great consoles. I don't think you will see any difference in game play from a few % performance difference ether way.

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Rockstar Update: 32,500 Hts World Wide
On Christmas Eve Rockstar had been seen by over 32,500 people and last night was also shown on BBC Look North - Thanks Tanya!
Thursday morning update: Over 25,500 people worldwide have now seen Rockstar! View it again and pass it on to all your friends and family by clicking one of the links below
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Wednesday 12.30pm - Steelers confirm Rockstar has had over 21,300 hits on Steelers TV, Thanks to everyone who has viewed it, keep re-tweeting the link, adding it to your facebook page and e-mailing your friends.
Wednesday update: As of fiorst thing on Wednesday morning Rockstar has attracted almost 20,000 world wide hits. Watch it now and click on the links below.
Rockstar went Crazy overnight - at 6pm 5500 had clicked the Steelers TV site, by 1am its 7400 and then when Steelers staff arrived at the office the total had risen to over 12,000. Thanks everyone - keep spreading the word - view it again: Click HERE
The Steelers have been delighted with the response to ROCKSTAR - in its first 18 hours on Steelers TV over 5,500 people watched Steelers star's such as Colt King, Jeff Legue, Jason Hewitt and Ryan Finnerty in a spoof of the famous Nickelback video. You can watch by clicking on the link below.
The time is here and the Steelers are Rockstars.
Over the last two months the UNISON Sheffield Steelers have been filming a spook of the famous Nickelback song Rockstar together with their sponsors, media partners and fans.
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Ireland 26-23 Australia: Schmidt's side complete autumn clean sweep (BBC)
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At Lansdowne Road Nua, this evening.
Ireland 26-23 Australia: Schmidt's side complete autumn clean sweep (BBC)
Thanks Lollerpops
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Tom McGurk's inner monologue is unleashed:
Michael Cheika meets Joe Schmidt. It's rugby's rumble in the jungle, it's fire against ice, it's Cavaliers versus the Roundheads. Who will be Socrates and who will be Plato?
Needs more Honey Badger in fairness.
Stout loving Seoull Korea tourism student Byeongyoon beseeches interested parties to help make his Irish dream come true.
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For the week that's in it.
A new series of tv commercials for a well known and usually overpriced black stout that reinforces the greatness of what can be achieved if we choose to defy expectation.
Previously: Retro Rugby on Broadsheet
"…while Iceland has topped the list for the sixth consecutive year, it's important to note that amid many successes, disparities remain — something to keep in mind for all of the countries. The index measures gaps in access to resources and opportunities, not actual levels of the available resources and opportunities in those countries. In fact, the WEF [World Economic Forum] found that, at the current trajectory, it would take 81 years to completely close the gender gap."
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Surfers and bodyboarders can coexist.
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This [above] is a picture of Daniel Skajarowski bodyboarding the Cliffs of Moher [Burren, Co Clare] a couple of days ago. Bodyboarding is a sport where you surf waves by lying down. sometimes there is a rivalry between bodyboarders and surfers but ireland is one of the few places in the world where we all get along.
Thrashin' stuff in fairness.
ANOTHER WIN FOR IRELAND! Ireland 6 – Romania 5. A tough game but see the match report here: http://t.co/a0KZe6O6KC pic.twitter.com/P73Nz8CE16
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German industry sputters as euro zone crisis weighs
BERLIN (Reuters) - German manufacturing, the locomotive of Europe's largest economy, is running out of steam three years into the euro zone debt crisis, which has clobbered orders and output.
Data on Wednesday showed output slid by 1.8 percent on the month in September, more than forecast and the sharpest drop since April. A day earlier, data had shown industrial orders fell 3.3 percent month-on-month in September.
Economic advisers to the government, traditionally known as the "wise men", said Germany's economy would probably hit a low-point this quarter and grow just 0.8 percent this year and next, mirroring forecasts published by the European Commission on Wednesday.
"What's really worrying is the economic development next year," said adviser Lars Feld after the panel handed its annual report to Chancellor Angela Merkel. "The downside risks to our forecast look greater than the upside ones, given current data."
Industry accounts for a third of German gross domestic product (GDP).
Other recent data has shown business sentiment worsening, the private sector contracting, joblessness rising and industrial orders falling at their sharpest rate in a year, though consumer morale has held up and exports have leapt.
"Germany has so far been largely insulated from some of the difficulties elsewhere in the euro area. But the latest data suggest that these developments are now starting to affect the German economy," European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said at an industry event in Frankfurt on Wednesday.
While Germany's economy long fended off the euro zone's troubles, expanding by 4.2 percent in 2010 and 3 percent last year, growth slowed to 0.3 percent in the second quarter of this year from 0.5 percent in the first and some economists expect a contraction in the fourth quarter.
"The euro zone crisis is hitting the domestic economy. German companies seem to be less and less inclined to invest and that points to the economy contracting in the fourth quarter," said Stefan Schilbe at HSBC Trinkaus.
"The German economy should regain some momentum in the course of 2013, largely due to an economic recovery beyond the euro zone, but in the coming months economic data is more likely to be disappointing," he added.
The panel of advisers said that while Germany may have managed to consolidate its budget well this year, the darkening outlook means it cannot rely indefinitely on strong tax revenues and "special factors" such as low interest on debt.
It will also have to contend with rising spending in the future due to an ageing population, they said.
Wednesday's Economy Ministry data showed factories churned out 2.2 percent fewer intermediate goods and 3.5 percent fewer capital goods on a monthly basis in September, dragging overall output down. Activity in the construction sector, which rose by 2.7 percent on the month, was the only bright spot.
The ministry said industrial production in the fourth quarter would be weighed down by weak order levels.
"With the various industrial survey indicators pointing to steeper falls in production ahead, Germany's growth engine is still sputtering, if not in reverse," said Jonathon Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics.
Industrial companies have taken a knock recently, with German steelmaker Salzgitter (SZGG.DE) cutting its full-year outlook and Continental (CONG.DE), Germany's biggest tyre maker, said it would scale back some production as Europe's debt crisis saps demand.
German industrial production has nonetheless fared much better than struggling euro zone peers such as Spain, where industrial output fell by 7 percent on the year in September.
"In short, the German economy is stuttering but not (yet) plunging," said Carsten Brzeski, senior economist at ING.
(Additional reporting by Sakari Suoninen in Frankfurt, Editing by Gareth Jone/Jeremy Gaunt)
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TROUBLE DOWN ON THE PHARM? In Philadelphia, Marcus Hayes notes Fuse Science "trumpeted an exclusive" deal with Vick, but reports last week indicated that Vick "would hawk products for MusclePharm." MusclePharm yesterday "issued a news release stating that Vick would receive $1.55 million over the next 3 years." The company on its website "even posted photos of Vick apparently signing his deal with MusclePharm." Hayes reports the "folks at Fuse were not amused." Fuse spokesperson Liza Santana said, "I would say that he is well aware that signing any other deals would be a breach of contract" (PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS, 7/21).
FLY LIKE AN EAGLE: YAHOO SPORTS' Jason Cole wrote it is a "stunning development" that Vick again is a "wanted man in the marketing business." Earlier this month, Vick re-signed with Nike and reportedly reached an endorsement deal with MusclePharm, and in January he "got back in the promotions business in a smaller way when he signed to help promote a helmet padding system created by Unequal Technologies." While Vick is "still a long way from being the marketing dynamo he was earlier in his career, what's happening is at least very surprising to those in the marketing business." Marketing Evaluations Exec VP Henry Schafer said, "He had a pretty good year on the field and showed he's on the right track personally, but this kind of improvement usually takes a long time. He still has a long way to go, but his improvement is very significant." Schafer, whose company produces Q ratings, said that Vick's "positive number climbed back to 16 after last season and his negative rating dropped to 49." While the "negative rating is still high, it's diminishing faster than Schafer expected" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com, 7/20).


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Huge news as full-time F1 driver Nico Hulkenberg will also contest Le Mans in the same year!
The third entry will also compete at Spa.
Mr. Le Mans is hanging up the helmet at the conclusion of this year.
Nine-time Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen retires from motor racing after his last race in World Endurance Championship the 30th of November, 2014.
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17 meetings on the ACO programme!
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For the first time it provided an incredible retrospective for lovers of exceptional motor cars of the legendary Le Mans 24 Hours.
RML today celebrates and reflects on 30 Years of success having been founded by Ray Mallock on this day (2 July) in 1984.
Like this year the next Le Mans 24-Hours race will be held during the 24th week of the year.
Audi with over 80-percent win rate at Le Mans; Audis hybrid technology unbeaten at Le Mans; 263,300 spectators attend the greatest endurance race.
This event will go down in history.
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Here's some eye candy from the 24 Hours of Le Mans for you to enjoy!
BMW came, saw, conquered and left. Others weren't so lucky.
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Audi once again, claiming a 13th victory, thanks to drivers Tréluyer, Fässler and Lotterer (third success for this trio at Le Mans), part of a 1-2 finish this year.
Audi has done it again.
The race was won overall by the No. 2 Audi prototype driven by Marcel Fassler, Andre Lotterer and Benoit Treluyer.
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Schadenfreude. Horrid word, isn't it? And delight in taking pleasure from other people's misfortunes is one of the less attractive sides of the British press. Here's reader June Underwood from Rowley Regis: "I was impressed by your special issue of The New Review on 'rehab' last week, and was touched by the personal stories of people trying to overcome their addiction. But I was appalled by a jokey headline on a report about Britney Spears on page 23 of your main paper: 'Britney Spears, mayhem addict, kept in hospital as her life implodes again'.
"Don't you realise that this young woman is also an addict? And why publish a set of humiliating pictures – obviously taken when she had lost control? This hardly chimes in with your Mental Health Campaign – which I thought was aimed at improving the image of the mentally ill in the media."
There's a facile answer, Ms Underwood, which many publications trot out to answer complaints like yours. It is that people in the public eye must take the rough with the smooth. They benefit from the free PR when things are going well and so must roll with the punches when they're not. It's all part of the unwritten celebrity contract with the media – publicity on the way up, and a kicking on the way down.
Can you honestly feel sorry for Chris Tarrant or Mark Oaten, when they were exposed after cheating on their wives? Did you feel sad when you read last week that Victoria Beckham had been voted one of the world's worst-dressed women? Or empathise with President Nicolas Sarkozy when he complained about the Sunday papers after opinion polls showed the French public was growing tired of his cavortings with model Carla Bruni? And you could argue that Britney Spears collaborated with the pictures we used last week, which had already been published widely across the media, on the grounds that even bad publicity is better than none at all.
But there's a difference. Puffing up celebrities and dragging them down again is not our style of journalism. And Britney Spears is not the average celeb – she is a young mother of two, who has manifestly suffered a mental breakdown.
Even so, I don't think we need to take out a subscription to the Society section of 'The Guardian' here. It seems to me proper that we should continue to chronicle events in the life of Britney Spears – and Amy Winehouse, whose breakdown seems even rawer and more tragic since it has taken place so very publicly in front of British audiences. It would be ludicrous (and pompous) to pretend we weren't interested in such human stories. But we must also remember our responsibility not to descend to the level of the bear pit or the stone-throwers in the asylum.
William Leith put it eloquently in his introduction to last week's confessions in The New Review: "As a society, we are behaving just like a soap opera. That is why we are so interested in the soap opera that is celebrity rehab... As we watch the juggernaut of self-destructive appetite race downhill, we see ourselves – the self-destructive trajectory of the human race."
Message Board: Blogs: a waste of time or a forum for debate?
When Janet Street-Porter attacked the "mediocrity" of the blogosphere, she came rapidly under online fire, but some thought she had a point, and said so...
There's more great blogging going on for free than there is [information] in the papers. My interest is design. You won't see any journalist carrying the really interesting stuff, but the hundreds of blogs are alive to what people want.
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As a blogger myself, I think Janet Street-Porter has got it about right. But don't throw the baby out with the bath water. There are just a few blogs that are worth reading and for which the advent of the 'blogsphere' is worthwhile.
Janet Street-Porter obviously spends no time in the blogosphere, or she would know where the cutting edge is. It's like listening to Anthony Trollope saying the telephone will never take off.
I could show JSP 100 blogs with no trouble at all that are providing more interesting content than the national media. Blogging is cumulative. You build up a library that no one else can touch.
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We like blogs because we get to see stuff working, for real, here and now. We get to watch the metaphorical marketing ink travel through the capillaries, which is very unlike the murky, advertising-centric marketing world.
It is real-life interaction from real-life people. It is a pity that highly paid journalists can only display their ignorance by showing contempt for that which they do not, or perhaps have no desire to, understand.
Rob Parsons
If JSP doesn't like them, she doesn't have to read them. She sounds like one of those grumpy old men, looking for something else to complain about.
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I agree absolutely with Janet Street-Porter's sentiments on this particular subject.
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Report: Senate committee to hold hearing on college athletics July 9
Jul 3, 2014, 8:50 PM EST
With the number of issues that became problematic for the NCAA over the last year or so, more people outside of collegiate athletics began to take notice. Among those was a group of United States senators, who took the step of organizing a hearing on the state of collegiate athletics that was supposed to be held back in May.
However that hearing was postponed, and according to Jon Solomon of CBS Sports it will now take place on July 9 (next Wednesday).
With the Ed O'Bannon lawsuit yet to result in a verdict (in-court testimony came to a conclusion last Friday), a lawsuit filed by Jeffrey Kessler and the unionization issue that Northwestern is dealing with, there are many questions that the senators would like to have answered according to the report.
After the hearing was postponed in May, Sens. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), Cory Booker (D-N.J.) and Sen. Jay Rockefeller IV (D-W. Va) released a letter to NCAA president Mark Emmert expressing concern about the NCAA's oversight of its members. The letter referred to a response Emmert previously provided to a Congressional request for information that "leaves us with the impression that the National Collegiate Athletic Association … defers to member institutions on most matters potentially leaving student-athletes vulnerable to the very abuses the NCAA was created to protect against."
The letter stated that as colleges generate more revenue and publicity "the potential for exploitation and abuse of student-athletes has never been greater."
Among those who were expected to testify when the hearing was originally scheduled are O'Bannon and former Tennessee running back Arian Foster, who is now playing for the Houston Texans. The committee also invited NCAA president Mark Emmert to testify.
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Online journalism provides newspapers with unprecedented opportunity to reach more readers than ever before. Last month, thestar.com recorded more than 5 million unique visitors. And online multimedia – the videos, slide shows and podcasts that our newsroom produces – provide the Star with exciting, creative new ways to inform readers, tell stories and serve our community.
The core principle of "new media" at the Star is that the "old" values that have long guided our journalists matter as much in the digital space as they do in the creation of words and images printed on paper.
Indeed, I believe that these journalistic values of accuracy, fairness, accountability and transparency take on greater weight in the Internet age. A news organization's journalism can now reach more people, in more places around the world, at greater speed than ever before. No longer does today's printed news become tomorrow's recycling bin throwaway.
Of course, the reality is that today's newspaper has always been tomorrow's historical record, living on in archives and electronic databases. But, for most people, the fact that the web is a highly accessible, easily searchable, nearly permanent repository of everything a news organization publishes, makes the impact of journalism today even greater.
Among the many challenges this new world presents is an increasing number of requests to the public editor's office from those who are the subjects of news to remove articles from the Star's website. The reasons for these requests to "unpublish" – a word media organizations have coined to describe such requests to remove content – are varied. Some believe the Star's report is inaccurate or unfair. Others experience what I've come to call "source remorse" and rethink what they want the public to know about them. In some cases, this occurs many months after original publication when these people "Google" themselves and come to understand that the Star's article about them lives on online.
In recent months, I've talked to a woman who wanted us to remove an article about her move to a new condo because it referred to her as being divorced. A man profiled in an article about a new program to help unemployed people get back into the workforce believes the article portrays him as "a loser" who can't find a job and fears future employers may see it. A man who faced criminal charges that were later dropped asked that the article that first reported the charges be removed from the Star's website.
The reasons why the Star did not "unpublish" any of these articles has to do with the critical journalistic value of transparency with our readers. Generally, the Star believes that unpublishing is a serious act as it erases the online history of the Star's journalism. The Star's policy on this states that while we indeed take seriously concerns of inaccuracy and will correct articles online, just as we do in the newspaper, we do not unpublish articles from our websites. This policy here is similar to that of other major newspapers, including the Washington Post, The New York Times and the Guardian.
If the Star ascertains that a mistake has been published, we correct it. Online, that means editing the text and also appending notes to the articles to tell readers that a correction has been made.
"Just as in print, the Star stands behind what it publishes online. Our purpose is to disclose information, not to hide information because it makes someone unhappy," says Neil Sanderson, the Star's assistant managing editor, digital. "If things started disappearing from our websites, readers might suspect that we were trying to conceal an error.
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Those who request that the Star make articles about them disappear from our website often have compelling personal reasons. And while I expect there may well be, on occasion, legal reasons – even compassionate grounds – to consider removing content, the Star's policy here is generally a sound one for our digital age. It reflects the reality that the mandate of news organizations has always been to publish – not unpublish – news in the public interest.
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Some great action in the great game.November 15, 2012 4:31am
The first semi-final was played out between the Dart Knights and the Broadford Morbids at the Royal Hotel.
The Morbids came out strong and took out the teams game with Peter Myles pegging on 16. The Knights put up the big guns in the first doubles with Phil Kaja and Mark Hunt going up against Myles and Dave Dunsmuir. The Knights won with Hunt pegging on 30.
There was a pattern happening with the Morbids taking the second doubles game with Rick Martola and Alan Sharp too good for Shane Hunt and Steve Blades with Sharp pegging on 25. In the first singles Myles pegged both games against Kaja and that is where the Morbids stopped.
Blades beat Sharp going down to three games, Shane Hunt beat Martola also going down to three games and Mark Hunt beat Bob Grierson in two games. So at the end of the singles it was 4 – 3 in the favour of the Dart Knights.
In the reverse singles Kaja beat Martola going down to three games and Blades beat Dunsmuir in two games. This gave the Dart Knights a 6 – 3 win and a free ride into the Grand Final.
The second semi-final was played out between the Term 69ers and Avenel at the POW Hotel. The 69ers were going in as the underdogs as three of their regular players were not present.
Having said that, they weren't going to make this easy for Avenel, which won the teams game with Rick Wylie pegging on 14.
The 69ers returned fire with Collin Mankey and Kerry Lewis too strong for Dayle Pitt and Rob Welsh in the first doubles game with Mankey pegging 20.
Avenel won the next doubles with Wylie and Steve Welsh, who pegged 40, against Steve Raynor and Orlando Battistien.
Wylie, who threw a 180 in his singles games against Raynor, also won the match two games straight. Then Pitt for Avenel came out and beat Battistien in his singles game two games straight.
At this stage it was 4 – 1 Avenel's way and not looking too good for the 69ers. But the 69ers dug deep and showed exactly why they deserved to be finals contenders. Lewis came back to win his singles game against Rob Welsh in two games and Mankey beat Steve Welsh in the best of three. The game had come back to 4 – 3.
The 69ers then went on to win the next three games in the reverse singles with Lewis beating Wylie in two games, Mankey beating Pitt in two games and Raynor beating Rob Welsh in two games. This gave the Term 69ers the win 6 – 4.
The preliminary final was played at Avenel between the Broadford Morbids and Term 69ers on Monday - results next week.
There is a delegates meeting on November 14 at the Royal Hotel. Finals and Presentation Night information will be available on the night.
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Pechersky District Court in Kyiv has postponed until Thursday, Dec. 13, hearings into the case on charges brought against Oleksiy Pukach, the main suspect in the case on the murder of journalist Georgy Gongadze and former chief of the external surveillance department of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, due to the absence of Pukach's lawyer.
Valentyna Telychenko, the lawyer for Gongadze's widow, Myroslava Gongadze, told Interfax-Ukraine that Pukach's lawyer had not appeared at the meeting for a good cause and therefore the court had moved the hearing to Thursday, Dec. 13, for 1100.
Gongadze went missing in Kyiv on Sept.16, 2000. A decapitated corpse, which experts claimed could be that of Gongadze, was found in a forest outside Kyiv in November 2000. In May 2010, Ukrainian Prosecutor General Oleksandr Medvedko stated that fragments of a skull found in July 2009 in Kyiv region belonged to Gongadze.
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NOV 20 Politico reports here that Bobby Jindal won't be kept out of the presidential race by anyone else's candidacy. (If he's running, which he's not, 'cause he's not done prayin' on it) So he's not interested in who is running, or what the polls say, or how much money he's got? K.
NOV 20 NOLA Defender's Tiny Daiquiri has a little fun with Bobby Jindal's Meet the Press appearance in this post. Bobby is still prayin' on whether or not he'll run for the job he's been running for over the past three years, Tiny says.


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NETANYA, Israel, February 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
Cellcom Israel Ltd. (NYSE: CEL) (TASE: CEL) (hereinafter: the "Company") announced today that the supreme Court annulled the previously reported District Court judgment from December 2011 against the Company in a class action, and approved a settlement agreement according to which the Company shall repay the sum of approximately NIS 11 million plus CPI linkage differences. An additional 12.5% of the sum will be paid to the plaintiffs and their attorneys.
The class action was filed against the Company in March 2008, for an estimated sum of NIS 440 million and alleged that the Company breached the agreements with its subscribers by charging them for a call detail service that was previously provided free of charge, without obtaining their consent.
As previously reported, the Company has recorded a provision in its financial statements for the entire sum set in the annulled District Court judgment (approximately NIS 22 million plus CPI linkage differences and an additional approximately 11% of the sum as the plaintiff and their attorneys fees).
About Cellcom Israel
Cellcom Israel Ltd., established in 1994, is the leading Israeli cellular provider; Cellcom Israel provides its approximately 3.156 million subscribers (as at September 30, 2013) with a broad range of value added services including cellular and landline telephony, roaming services for tourists in Israel and for its subscribers abroad and additional services in the areas of music, video, mobile office etc., based on Cellcom Israel's technologically advanced infrastructure. The Company operates an HSPA 3.5 Generation network enabling advanced high speed broadband multimedia services, in addition to GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks. Cellcom Israel offers Israel's broadest and largest customer service infrastructure including telephone customer service centers, retail stores, and service and sale centers, distributed nationwide. Through its broad customer service network Cellcom Israel offers its customers technical support, account information, direct to the door parcel delivery services, internet and fax services, dedicated centers for the hearing impaired, etc. In August 2011, Cellcom Israel completed the acquisition of Netvision Ltd. 013 Netvision Ltd., its wholly owned subsidiary, is a leading Israeli provider of internet connectivity services and international calling services. Cellcom Israel, through its wholly owned subsidiaries also provides landline telephone communication services in Israel, in addition to data communication services. Cellcom Israel's shares are traded both on the New York Stock Exchange (CEL) and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (CEL). For additional information please visit the Company's website http://www.cellcom.co.il
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Chief Financial Officer
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