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FAMILIES enjoyed outdoor fun across Barrow and south Cumbria yesterday making the most of September sunshine before schools go back tomorrow.
But it has come too little too late for many with much of the school holidays having been wet.
The UK and the England and Wales Rainfall Series show 2012 was the wettest summer for 100 years.
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Store manager, Rob Connolly, said: "Barbecues and garden furniture have gone down a bit, not many people have been buying them.
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Apartments in Ulpana oupost in danger of being evacuated .
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An NGO on Sunday petitioned the High Court of Justice to revoke its ruling
mandating the demolition of five apartment buildings in the West Bank Ulpana
outpost on the outskirts of Beit El by July 1.In its petition, the Legal
Forum for the Land of Israel argued that the High Court's decision last Monday
to reject the state's request to reopen the Ulpana case and cancel demolition
orders was "disproportionate" because it did not take into account the Ulpana
settlers' land ownership rights."The justices' ruling was made in error,
because the state failed to present facts about the [settlers'] property
rights," Legal Forum attorney Yossi Fuchs said.Last week, the High Court
said that it would not accede to the state's request to reopen the Ulpana case
and cancel demolition orders, and said the state must evacuate and tear down the
five stone apartment buildings in which 30 families live.That decision
came after the court already ruled last September that the state must demolish
the structures after accepting a government pledge to demolish the
buildings.The Legal Forum's petition argues the demolitions must be
halted pending the outcome of a civil case in the Jerusalem District Court
regarding the issue of who owns the Ulpana properties.Settlers say the
property was purchased legally from a Palestinian landowner by the yeshiva in
Beit El and Amana, the construction arm of the settlement movement.The
settlers received stateguaranteed mortgages and grants to buy the land, but the
sale was never registered with the Civil Administration of Judea and
Samaria.The settlers opened that civil case in September, shortly before
the High Court issued its final ruling on the case, and ordered the state to
demolish the homes.In the High Court petition, the Legal Forum claims
that the court's ruling harms the Ulpana settlers' property rights, in violation
of the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty and "the principle of natural
justice."The petition also states that the court's decision is
"incompatible with the prime minister's commitment to prevent the neighborhood's
destruction and to regulate its [legal] position."However, in last
week's High Court ruling, Supreme Court President Asher Dan Grunis said the
state had failed to bring any legal precedent to support its request to reopen
the Ulpana case, and had not brought any new facts, including about the land
ownership.Grunis said the state knew before the court's September ruling
on Ulpana that the settlers had commenced civil legal proceedings to clarify the
land ownership issue.The Legal Forum writes in its petition that the
state actively assisted the Ulpana settlers in purchasing the properties.
According to the statement, the settlers face expulsion despite claiming that
neither received demolition orders nor heard whether the state will provide
compensation to buy new apartments."These are people who purchased their
homes in good faith over a decade ago, while receiving grants from the
Construction and Housing Ministry, and who were recognized as having title by
the World Zionist Organization's Settlement Division," said Legal Forum's
attorney Yossi Fuchs.WZO's Settlement Division, technically part of a
non-governmental agency, has been contracted for decades to execute government-
funded projects over the Green Line.The petition names the division as a
respondent, alongside the attorney-general, the prime minister, the defense
minister, the IDF West Bank Commander, the Beit El local council and yeshiva,
and even the Palestinians claiming ownership of the Ulpana land.In the
petition, the Legal Forum asks that the High Court justices visit Ulpana with
the petition's respondents."Only in this way can they see that this is
an exceptional case and that these are exceptional circumstances," the petition
argues.Tovah Lazaroff contributed to this report.
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By Ed Mezzetti
MIKE Stevens is promising fans a new experience when they watch London Welsh tomorrow.
Stevens, who joined Welsh as chief executive on Monday, has been spearheading their off-field push for the play-off clash with Leeds Carnegie.
The club launched a kids for £1 ticket offer, which ended last night, and are laying on a fan zone and a real ale bar, plus gifts for children.
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Ocean City Council News in Brief, edition of Nov. 21, 2012
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OCEAN CITY — Council discussed the following items when it met Nov. 15 in the Ocean City Free Public Library.
Lagoon dredging proceeds
City business administrator Mike Dattilo told council that bay and lagoon dredging is "proceeding in good order." He said the dredge site held up well during Hurricane Sandy.
The city is hoping to get a permit extension, so that it may continue dredging past Nov. 30. Dattilo said that the extension is not in, but he expects to have one that will allow dredging up to Dec. 31.
Lagoon dredging began Thursday, Sept. 27 at the mouth of the Tennessee Avenue lagoon. Council awarded the $1.8 million dredge contract to Hydro-Marine at its May 3 meeting, for the area from 16th Street to Waterway Road. The contractor spent the summer preparing the spoils site, commonly known as Site 83, near the 34th Street bridge. Dredge pipes were laid in August.
At the June 28 council meeting, Dattilo and Mayor Jay Gillian reported that the city had acquired the necessary permits to begin dredging the lagoons. The Army Corps of Engineers permit is good for 10 years, and the permit from the Department of Environmental Protect for five years. The permits will allow the city to pump the areas south of Ninth Street from June 30 to Nov. 30. Dattilo said at the time that it was "a pleasant surprise," because the permit window is usually until Sept. 30.
Contracts awarded
Council awarded various contracts including a two-year agreement with S. Vitale Pyrotechnic Industries of New Castle, Pa. for Fourth of July fireworks at $54,600 each year, with a $5,000 optional grand finale presentation shell. A one-year contract was awarded to Waste Management of New Jersey for the collection and disposal of white goods and televisions and monitors at $41,912 and to Blue Diamond Disposal, Inc. of Succasunna for the collection of yard waste at $132,000.
Change orders for Peck's Beach Village roof project
Council approved three change orders for the Peck's Beach Village roof replacement project in the amount of $66,039, bringing the total cost of the project to $740,666.
The change orders were for the installation of a new sleeve and metal flashing over existing vents due to corrosion of the heater vent stacks exposed upon removal of the original roof, and extra carpentry work required to replace concealed roof support beams that were rotten due to water infiltration.
Council supports Route 52 speed limit
Council passed a resolution supporting the New Jersey Department of Transportation's speed limit recommendations for the Route 52 causeway. According to the resolution, the DOT recommends the speed for westbound traffic between Palen Avenue in Ocean City and the Ocean City-Somers Point corporate line (milepost 1.91) be 45 mph.
For eastbound traffic from the Ocean City-Somers Point corporate line (milepost 1.91) to 1,300 feet west of Palen Avenue (milepost .34), the DOT recommends a speed limit of 45 mph; and for the remainder of Route 52 east to Palen Avenue, the speed limit is recommended at 35 mph.
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GRANTS PASS, ORE.—Hauling a truckload of logs to a Southern Oregon mill last fall, Chris Hill noticed a sheriff's deputy behind him and flashed his lights to warn a UPS driver coming the other way.
The deputy pulled over Hill on U.S. Highway 140 in White City and handed him a $260 ticket for improperly using his headlights, saying another deputy had seen the flashing lights from behind the UPS truck and alerted him to stop the log truck because of the signalling.
Outraged, Hill decided to fight the ticket, and on Wednesday, a Jackson County Justice Court judge dismissed the citation, finding that motorists flashing their headlights amounts to speech protected by the Oregon Constitution.
Judge Joseph Carter determined the law covering the use of high beams was valid, but was unconstitutional as it was applied by the deputy.
"The citation was clearly given to punish the Defendant for that expression," the judge wrote. "The government certainly can and should enforce the traffic laws for the safety of all drivers on the road. However, the government cannot enforce the traffic laws, or any other laws, to punish drivers for their expressive conduct."
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office did not return a telephone call for comment.
Hill, 38, of Klamath Falls, has been driving truck for 10 years, and was not interested in seeing his insurance rates go up for getting a ticket. He initially told the deputy that the UPS driver was his neighbour, and he was just saying hello.
"My point to the cop was his partner didn't know why I was flashing my lights," Hill said. "He couldn't tell for sure what I was doing."
By the time his case went to court last month, Hill had researched the law and found nothing that expressly prohibited the use of headlights to signal other drivers. He also recalled a TV news story about a federal judge in the Midwest barring police from handing out tickets to drivers who flashed their lights to warn others of a speed trap ahead.
"I thought, 'Well, I'll throw that in there, too,'" he said.
Acting as his own attorney in a hearing conducted by telephone, Hill said he acknowledged the UPS driver wasn't his neighbour, and he raised the free speech argument.
"What I did wasn't illegal, whether it's freedom of speech or not," he told The Associated Press.
Dave Fidanque, director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon, noted the Oregon Court of Appeals overturned a traffic law prohibiting horn honking for non-traffic purposes on similar grounds in the 1990s after a number of people got tickets for honking in support of U.S. troops during the first Gulf War.
"If the motive of the sheriff's deputies was in fact not to make the roads safer, but to raise more revenue from traffic enforcement, that would be even more reason why it should be unconstitutional," Fidanque said. "If this is part of a pattern, then it probably would be worth us looking into it in more detail."
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2013-2014 Season Preview: No. 10 Ohio State Buckeyes
Oct 21, 2013, 9:00 AM EST
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Last Season: 29-8, 13-5 Big Ten (t-2nd); Lost in the Elite 8 to Wichita State
Head Coach: Thad Matta (10th season at Ohio State: 250-73 overall, 111-45 Big Ten)
Key Losses: Deshaun Thomas, Evan Ravenel
Newcomers: Marc Loving, Kameron Williams
Projected Lineup
- G: Aaron Craft, Sr.
- G: Lenzelle Smith, Sr.
- F: Sam Thompson, Jr.
- F: LaQuinton Ross, Jr.
- C: Amir Williams, Jr.
- Bench: Shannon Scott, Jr.; Trey McDonald, Jr.; Marc Loving, Fr.; Kameron Williams, Fr.
They'll be good because …: Aaron Craft, who has made a career out of being one of the most polarizing players in the country, is back for his senior season. Craft is a short, white point guard that lacks vertical explosiveness and wins with every clichéd intangible ever uttered by a broadcaster. He plays the game the right way, he's gritty, he's got a high basketball IQ. Craft needs to be more consistent and more aggressive as a playmaker this season, whether he's looking to score or create. The same can be said for LaQuinton Ross, and there's reason to believe he can help replace the output of Deshaun Thomas. Ross came on strong late in the year, and capped it by averaging 17.7 points in the last three games of Ohio State's run to the Elite 8. That included the game-winner against Arizona you see below.
What Craft does best, however, is anchor a perimeter that will be absolutely stifling at times this season. He's probably the best on-ball defender in the country, capable of turning a trip into Columbus into a nightmare for opposing point guards. Sam Thompson can shut down big wings with his length and athleticism, and back-up point guard Shannon Scott has proven himself to be quite the playmaker on the defensive end. One way to counteract the Buckeye's question marks in the paint is to apply enough pressure on the perimeter to takeaway entry passes.
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The other issue with the Buckeyes is in the front court, where they have very little depth after Evan Ravenel's graduation. Amir Williams is a talented kid, but he's been anything but a hard-worker during his time at Ohio State. He's been an effective shot-blocker and gotten to the glass fairly well in limited minutes, and the Buckeyes will need much more of that from him this year. Why? Because Trey McDonald, who played in 19 games as a sophomore, will be Matta's back up big man, and the forward trio of Ross, Thompson and Marc Loving is not exactly what you would call powerful. Rebounding and interior defense will be something Ohio State focuses on.
Outlook: Ohio State is generally thought of as a football school where basketball is considered secondary, a distraction to get fans through a long, cold winter and to spring practices. But the Buckeyes have one of the strongest, healthiest, basketball brands not just in the Big Ten, but in the country. They won at least a share of the Big Ten title for three straight seasons before finishing second last year. They've won 94 games in the Aaron Craft era, making a Sweet 16, an Elite 8 and a Final Four. It would likely surprise you to find out that Ohio State was ineligible for the 2005 NCAA tournament due to self-imposed sanctions.
I make this point because the Buckeyes, at this point, deserve the benefit of the doubt. This doesn't look like a roster that deserves to be ranked in the top ten, just like last year's roster didn't look like it deserved to be ranked in the top ten. But by the time that the season ended, Ohio State had won 13 Big Ten games, finished second in the best conference in the country, earned themselves a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament and played their way into the Elite 8. There are a few question marks on this roster, but if Ohio State can get consistent enough play from their defense, I believe Ohio State will continue to find a way to win games. Anything less than a top four seed in the tournament and a top four finish in the Big Ten would be disappointing.
- nacho50 - Oct 21, 2013 at 10:11 AM
thanks for your racist analysis of Aaron craft. He is polarizing because he is Caucasian??? That makes a lottt of sense. Are all other top players who are white also polarizing because of their race? That is the conclusion you left for the readers. You are an idiot who is guilty lazy writing.
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Turkey Plans Direct Europe-to-Australia Flights
Posted by Paul Fiddian - Airport International's Lead Reporter on 04/06/2013 - 07:40:00
Turkish Airlines is set to launch the first ever direct flights between Europe and Australia next year.
With a growth rate that reportedly exceeds that of all other passenger carriers, Turkish Airlines intends to fly travellers between Istanbul and Turkey - a distance of 8,000 miles - according to local media coverage.
Presently, European airport passengers wanting to fly to Sydney must stop over in Asia. Including the two-or-so hours needed to switch aircraft, the whole journey lasts approximately 24 hours. Currently, Singapore Airlines operates a business class-only flight to New York - an 8,300 mile trip - but this will not be available after 2013, as it is no longer considered economically-viable.
Turkish Airlines: Europe-to-Australia
It seems like that the Turkish Airlines Europe-to-Australia flights will be carried out using the carrier's Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.
Turkish Airlines has 12 of these in service at present, with 15 more on order and options to obtain a further five examples if required. Each of these Boeing 777-300ERs can accommodate a maximum of 337 passengers.
Aside from these aircraft, Turkish Airlines is also equipped with Airbus A320s and A320 variants, Airbus A330s, Airbus A340s and Boeing 737s, while its cargo arm flies Airbus A310s and A320s.
Direct Europe-to-Australia Flights
In carrying out the first direct Europe-to-Australia flights, Turkish Airlines is set to quash the ambitions of Australian carrier Qantas, which is also launching a similar service and had hoped to lead the way.
Turkish Airlines makes the point that Istanbul Airport - which is expanding faster than Dubai Airport - is well-linked to airports in other European cities, so the carrier's Australia flights announcement should benefit passengers considerably.
Turkey's flagship carrier, Turkish Airlines was originally established in 1933 and, so, celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2013. Right now, the airline flies to no less than 228 destinations: a total beaten only by three other of the world's carriers.
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What's hot and what's not during bowl season?Mark Schlabach
What's hot and what's not during college football bowl season?Story | Conversation | December 15, 2011
2011 College football preview -- Coaches on the hot seatMark Schlabach
Which coaches enter the 2011 season on the hot seat? The list may include more than you think.Story | Conversation | August 11, 2011
Florida Gators rule in reality and in our fictional worldMark Schlabach
The fact is that our fantasy college football world mirrors the reality of 2009. Even in make-believe, Florida is the favorite to win it all.Story | Conversation | August 07, 2009
On The Mark: Plenty of drama left for championship gamesMark Schlabach
Conference championship games have arrived. On The Mark breaks down what to look for in each contest.SpecialFeature | Conversation | December 01, 2008
Bulldogs, Huskies face toughest 2008 schedulesMark Schlabach
Wondering which teams face the toughest schedules in 2008? Mark Schlabach has the answers.Story | Conversation | August 25, 2008
From revenge to rage, intriguing games provide story linesMark Schlabach
These might not be the biggest games of the 2008 season, but they offer some of the most intriguing story lines, writes Mark Schlabach.Story | Conversation | August 25, 2008
What's hot (and not) for 2008Mark Schlabach
SEC? Still hot. Notre Dame? Warming up. ACC? Not so much. What else is hot (and not) for the 2008 college football season? Mark Schlabach has the answers.Story | Conversation | August 04, 2008
New coaches, systems, addresses among top spring storiesMark Schlabach
With spring practice about to kick off, Mark Schlabach breaks down the stories worth tracking.Story | Conversation | February 19, 2008
Yellow Jackets, Wolverines, Midshipmen earn high marksMark Schlabach
With the coaching carousel finally beginning to slow down, it's time to hand out some grades on how schools have fared in their searches.Story | Conversation | December 06, 2007
Richt's motivational gamble pays off for GeorgiaMark Schlabach
Motivational ploys are tricky things. Mark Richt's tactic was on the mark. Florida's nonexistent running game was off.Story | Conversation | October 29, 2007
Bowden, Doba on the coaching hot seat entering 2007Mark Schlabach
Time might be running out on several coaches across the nation as their seat starts getting warmer and warmer, writes Mark Schlabach.Story | Conversation | August 09, 2007