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French police launch assault on besieged gunman
TOULOUSE, France, March 21 (Reuters) – French police
launched an assault late on Wednesday on an apartment where a
gunman suspected of killing seven people in the name of al Qaeda
was holed up, officials said.
Three loud blasts were heard at the site in the southwest
city of Toulouse just before midnight, which blew open the door
of the apartment where the gunman had been holed up since 3 a.m.
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French police seek to wear down besieged gunman
TOULOUSE, France (Reuters) – French police played a waiting game on Wednesday night with a besieged gunman suspected of shooting dead seven people in the name al Qaeda, seeking to capture alive a militant who had boasted of bringing France to its knees.
The 24-year-old Muslim shooter, identified as Mohamed Merah, has been bottled up by France's elite RAID commandos since 3 a.m. (10.00 p.m. EDT) inside a five-storey building in a suburb of the southwest city of Toulouse – a drama that has gripped France a few weeks ahead of a close-fought presidential election.
French Socialist seeks Tobin tax, eurobonds for growth
PARIS, March 17 (Reuters) – France's Socialist
presidential frontrunner said on Saturday he would overhaul an
EU budgetary treaty to include a financial transactions tax and
common European bonds to finance investment in the energy
sector, education and urban development.
Francois Hollande, who has made renegotiation of the fiscal
pact signed this month by 25 European leaders a central part of
his campaign, also said he wanted to change the role of the
European Central Bank to give it a broader mandate for
stimulating growth, not just controlling inflation.
In France presidential battle lines drawn on austerity
PARIS (Reuters) – France's main presidential candidates have drawn clear battle lines over austerity, Europe and Germany as opinion polls show the gap between them narrowing five weeks before the first round of voting.
Socialist challenger Francois Hollande, whose wide poll lead over conservative President Nicolas Sarkozy has shrunk in the last week, raised the stakes in a television appearance on Thursday after winning public support from German and Spanish opposition leaders for his stance.
Hollande adviser wants to unshackle French business
PARIS (Reuters) – A Socialist government in France would concentrate on slashing red tape holding back businesses and tackling the budget deficit, an adviser to the party's presidential candidate Francois Hollande said on Wednesday.
Hollande has unsettled some investors in campaigning for elections in April and May by calling the world of finance his "enemy", and promising to renegotiate a European budget treaty and slap a 75 percent tax on high earners.
Draghi sees euro zone stabilising, inflation at bay
PARIS, March 13 (Reuters) – The euro zone economy
seems to be stabilising and inflation risks have been held at
bay, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on
Tuesday, urging governments and banks to use the respite to
press ahead with reform.
Draghi, who took over the reins of the ECB in November, said
the ECB's 1 trillion euros ($1.3 trillion) in long-term loans to
euro zone banks, combined with fiscal reforms by euro zone
governments, had drawn a line under the market turmoil of last
France's Hollande in Poland to build foreign ties
WARSAW (Reuters) – France's Socialist presidential frontrunner Francois Hollande travels to Poland on Friday hoping to win expatriate votes and build his international profile after a week marred by a report that leaders of Europe's main powers were isolating him.
The one-day visit follows trips in recent months by Hollande – who holds a comfortable poll lead ahead of France's two-round election in April and May – to Madrid, Berlin, Rome and London.
Rehn sees signs of EU stabilisation, confident on PSI
PARIS, March 6 (Reuters) – European Union Economic and
Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said on Tuesday there
were signs the euro zone would recover from a mild recession in
the coming months and he voiced confidence a debt restructuring
deal for Greece would be successful.
Rehn also urged Spain's new government to quickly present
its budgetary plan for this year to the Commission and to press
ahead with structural reforms to regional finances.
Sarkozy courts French far-right talking about immigration, halal meat, Christian roots
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has marked a rightward shift in his re-election campaig, pledging to cut the number of immigrants and calling for clear labelling of halal meat in a bid to entice voters away from the National Front. Speaking to thousands of flag-waving supporters at a rally in the western city of Bordeaux, Sarkozy vowed to defend secular values in France – which has Europe's largest Muslim minority – and to send a tough message on law and order if he wins a fresh five-year term in a two-round election in April and May.
France's Hollande unconcerned if Europe against him
BERLIN/PARIS (Reuters) – French Socialist presidential candidate Francois Hollande said on Sunday he was unconcerned by a report that conservative European leaders had agreed to shun his campaign and he vowed to stick with his plan to renegotiate an EU budget treaty.
German weekly magazine Spiegel reported that Christian Democratic Chancellor Angela Merkel, Spanish conservative Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Italy's technocrat leader Mario Monti had agreed not to meet Hollande because of his opposition to the fiscal pact signed by 25 European leaders in Brussels last week.


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The rigging claims by Prime Minister Odinga's supporters were immediately dismissed by Kenya's electoral commission, but they added to tensions in a nation still scarred by the deadly violence that erupted after disputed polls five years ago.
"We have evidence that the results we have received have been doctored," Odinga's running mate Kalonzo Musyoka told reporters on Thursday, adding that in some cases "total votes cast exceeds the actual number of registered voters".
"Because of these concerns, we as a coalition take the position that the national vote tallying process lacks integrity and has to be stopped," Mr Musyoka said.
But he stressed the accusations were "not a call to mass action" as he pleaded for calm and stressed the party was "committed to the principle of rule of law".
Three days into the tallying process, with more than half the total votes counted, Mr Odinga has 2.6 million votes compared to his rival, Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, with 3.1 million.
Final results could be released on Friday, although the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission legally has until Monday to announce the outcome of the closely fought race, which saw more than 70 per cent of the country's 14.3 million registered voters cast a ballot.
Accused of orchestrating some of the post-poll unrest, Mr Kenyatta - one of Africa's richest and most powerful men - and his running mate William Ruto each face a crimes against humanity trial at the International Criminal Court.
Both face charges including orchestrating murder, forcible transfer and persecution in the aftermath of the 2007 elections.
Mr Kenyatta's trial was due to start next month, which would have clashed with a potential second-round run off. But The Hague-based court on Thursday said it was postponing the proceedings until July 9 because of "serious issues" that may not be resolved by April.

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A 30-year veteran of semiconductor and electronics industries, Yuval Wasserman has been with Advanced Energy since August 2007. Having joined as senior vice president of sales, marketing & service, he was promoted several times, most recently to president and chief executive officer in September 2014. Under his leadership, the company has diversified and grown significantly through a variety of strategic new products and acquisitions. Previously, Mr. Wasserman served as president and chief executive officer of Tevet Process Control Technologies Ltd., a semiconductor metrology company. Prior to that, he held senior executive and management positions at Boxer Cross, Inc., a metrology company that was acquired by Applied Materials; Fusion Systems, a plasma strip company that was a division of Axcelis Technologies, Inc.; and AG Associates, a semiconductor capital equipment company focused on rapid thermal processing. Mr. Wasserman started his career at National Semiconductor, Inc., where he held various engineering and management positions. He currently serves as a director of Syncroness, Inc. Mr. Wasserman has a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering from Ben Gurion University in Israel, and he studied business at the AeA/Stanford University Executive Institute.
Danny Herron
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Danny C. Herron joined Advanced Energy in September 2010 as executive vice president and chief financial officer. He was chief financial officer of Sundrop Fuels, Inc., a solar gasification-based renewable fuels company, from October 2009 through August 2010. From May 2009 through October 2009, Mr. Herron was a consultant at Tatum LLC, a financial consulting business, providing interim chief financial officer and financial consulting services. Mr. Herron served VeraSun Energy Corporation, a corn-based ethanol company, from 2006 through 2008 first as senior vice president and chief financial officer and later as president and chief financial officer. From 2002 through 2006, Mr. Herron was executive vice president and chief financial officer at Swift & Company, a beef and pork producer acquired from Conagra Foods, Inc. Prior to that, Mr. Herron served as division chief financial officer of Conagra Foods, Inc., Beef Division.
Tom McGimpsey
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Tom McGimpsey joined Advanced Energy in April 2009 as vice president and general counsel and was promoted to executive vice president of corporate development and general counsel in August 2011. From February 2008 to April 2009, Mr. McGimpsey held the position of vice president of operations for First Data Corporation. During 2007, Mr. McGimpsey was a consultant & legal advisor to various companies. From July 2000 to January 2007, Mr. McGimpsey held various positions with McDATA Corporation such as executive vice president of business development & chief legal officer, senior vice president & general counsel, and vice president of corporate development. From February 1998 to its sale in June 2000, Mr. McGimpsey held the position of director and senior corporate attorney at US WEST, Inc. From 1991 to 1998, Mr. McGimpsey was in private practice at national law firms. From 1984 to 1988, Mr. McGimpsey was a senior engineer for Software Technology, Inc.
Mr. McGimpsey received his Master of Business Administration degree from Colorado State University (with honors) in 2008, his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Colorado in 1991, and his Bachelor of Science degree in computer science (with a minor in electrical systems) from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
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Over his career, Mr. Hester has led all phases of the human resources function, including HR strategy, executive coaching, employee relations, talent acquisition & management, compensation & benefits, human resource information systems, international assignments, mergers & acquisitions, training, and organizational development. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Iowa and a Master of Science degree in human resource management from Loyola University – Chicago.
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... shopping district situated on Istiklal Avenue. We spent about an hour looking through the shops and adjusting to the dizzying pace and sensory overload that typifies Istanbul's street scene. One highlight of our stroll was a simple "Turkish Delight" shop that caught our attention with huge piles of sweet Turkish delicacies. Upon entering the shop, we were greeted by a nice, young man who seemed genuinely interested in our travels. He also had quite a good sense of ...
Ayasofya and the Hamam
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A study will soon be underway to help build U.S. Highway 29 into Lilburn's "Boulevard of Opportunity."
The Lilburn Community Improvement District is looking for some help in devising a plan to improve the appearance, access and traffic along the busy stretch of highway between Rockbridge Road and Ronald Reagan Parkway.
After recent improvements with adding a median to the road and work nearby on Main Street, CID Director Gerald McDowell said the study can do a lot to move forward area business leaders' hopes for even more opportunity.
"This study will expand on the exciting initiatives already underway as part of the city of Lilburn's new town center and many other planned improvements," McDowell said. "We will produce a comprehensive guide that covers not only what needs to be accomplished but also partnership and funding strategies to complete the work."
With a due date next month, officials are accepting qualifications from consultants, specializing in design and planning services, who can help with the Lawrenceville Urban Design Implementation Study.
The work includes a detailed plan for improving the four-mile stretch of the highway, including bicycle and pedestrian safety through sidewalk connectivity, signage and streetscape enhancements, a press release said.
More information on the project is available at www.lilburncid.com, and interested parties can also view information on the Georgia Local Government Access Marketplace at www.glga.org. The paperwork must be submitted by 2 p.m. Friday, April 18, to be considered.
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The principal owners of Luby's are in their seventies. It is just a matter of time, before they put the company up for sale, so they can retire and cash in at the same time.
Luby's saw another Fuddruckers franchise opening today in North Dakota. There are another 50 units still in the pipeline over the next few years. The good thing about franchise income, is that it is almost pure profit.
you are right..GFI is owned by FSYS-I thought it sounded familiar.
if the news is so bad and just dissemenated, then why are the shares barely down?
you too!
Old news. this has been out since last May. Besides the regulator components were manufactured by GFI Controls and DiaCom, so they will be the ones responsible for the bulk of the costs associated with the recall.
Could we see a capitulation today? A drop to $8, is not out entirely of the question.
These guys wouldn't buyback their own shares even if their cash holdings, exceeded their market cap. They are currently holding $5 cash per share. I remember 12 years ago when AAPL had $19 in cash per share, yet it was selling at $17 per share. The company was essentially for sale, for free!
Looks like investors are flocking towards defensive issues today. FLIGHT TO QUALITY AND SAFETY is the key. Luby's is holding its own despite horrible carnage in the overall market. The market appreciates its extremely bargain metrics such as price to sales and price to book.
a new five year low? How about a new ten year low? It looks like the shares are even approaching a decade long low.
the shorts didn't cover. Short interest actually rose 10% to 1.2 million shares, the highest level the stock has ever seen. One day they will cover, but right now, you have to go with the trend.
AZO does not offer service. They have no service bays. They also do not sell tires or own any of their own real estate. Not sure if it is a fair comparison. One thing for sure, if you are short this sucker, all the low hanging fruit has already been stripped from the trees. At this juncture, there is more upside potential than downside risk.
I wouldn't put too much credence in Zack's. Usually they are wrong. Perhaps PBY is taking sales away from AZO?
Do you have to be so mean? Do you get pleasure cutting someone else down, to make yourself feel better? That is a classic sign of low self esteem. Why not build other's up, instead of tearing them down? Calling someone stupid, is not something the upper crest usually does-they stay dignified. In conclusion, by elevating others, one elevates themselves.
didn't I say earlier, we would go into the green? Well we did, only to close unchanged on the day. So this time, I was right!
All of a sudden the shares have come back to life, and are showing some nice moxie. Hell of an intraday reversal
it will be there in minutes, not hours. We need to get all the shares flushed from the weak hands in a capitulation.
there is something he can do about it-it 's called "SELLING"
there might be an earnings miss. That's the chatter right now.
I guess I got a little crazy with my last post. I was overreacting and getting way too dramatic over things. That's what happens when you get too emotional about a stock. The good news is, usually when I am at the end of my rope, it represents an important turning point for the shares. Translation: we are probably at bottom.


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Warren Moon: Arizona Cardinals suffered biggest offseason losses in NFC West
The Seattle Seahawks, coming off a Super Bowl victory, are dealing with an unhappy Marshawn Lynch.
The San Francisco 49ers, who lost a nailbiter to the Seahawks in the NFC Championship game, will be without the services of Pro Bowl tight end Vernon Davis, who is also holding out for more money.
The 49ers also dealt with some offseason drama courtesy of QB Colin Kaepernick, who recently signed a contract extension.
The point is, the teams the Arizona Cardinals are chasing in the NFC West have had their share of issues over the last couple months, and appear primed to have more problems in the coming weeks.
But none of that compares to what the Arizona Cardinals are having to deal with, according to Hall of Fame QB and Seahawks analyst Warren Moon.
"I think the biggest losses will probably be the Arizona Cardinals," Moon told Doug and Wolf on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM Tuesday. "Because you lose those two inside linebackers, they're two very dynamic players.
"You might want to lose one of them but definitely don't want to lose both of them, and losing both of them, that's a big hole they're going to have to fill."
Moon is referring to Karlos Dansby, who left Arizona for Cleveland as a free agent, and Daryl Washington, who was suspended for the season due to violating the league's policy on substance abuse.
Last season, the two combined to form one of the best inside linebacker duos in the league, combining for 197 total tackles, 9.5 sacks and six interceptions.
In their place, the team seems ready to turn to second-year pro Kevin Minter and veteran Larry Foote. Minter, a second-round pick out of LSU, played just one defensive snap last season, and Foote appeared in just one game due to injury.
At best, what the Cardinals have is an unknown, though many believe they're going to suffer a significant drop-off at an important position.
And that, Moon believes, is more damaging than any of the drama the Cardinals' competition has to deal with.
"Nobody else lost any players," he said. "If anything, some of these teams gained players. Sam Bradford is coming back from an injury, Michael Sam is added to their football team. Marshawn Lynch is still going to be a part of the Seahawks football team.
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T.I. Wearing the Halfman Flamingo mesh hoodie and shorts in his new "No Mediocre" music video featuring Iggy Azalea against the beautiful backdrop of Brazil.
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Last May, Joyrich released their new Coca Cola collection featuring sports wear-inspired mesh jerseys, basketball shorts and dresses in classic Coca Cola colors and their trademark logo.
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The star of Friends with Benefits has been extremely busy with his press tours and promoting his new Summer hit movie! The talented Justin Timberlake made time out of his busy schedule to visit the Ellen Degeneres show, while sporting new William Rast Fall 2011 denim jeans. The darker shade and slim fit with its iconic stitching on the back pockets are great essentials for your Fall 2011 wardrobe. William Rast jeans are known for their impeccable quality and usefulness, hence, you have your go-to denim jeans for all seasons!
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Entourage Actor Vince Chase rocking Jacks & Jokers tees.
The beloved "bromance" show Entourage stars a young movie star, played by Vince Chase, and his childhood friends living the life in Los Angeles, California. Vince Chase is such an inspiring actor and also a very fashionable man. On set, we were able to get some snapshots of him wearing Jacks & Jokers t-shirts that are now live on DJPremium.com!
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Chris Brown is making a come back! With an awesome set at Hot 97s Summer Jam, the boy-wonder Brown is letting everyone know that it's too soon to count him out.
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I believe the Jews had a right to return to the land of Israel and settle there. It was the proper and just way to settle the so-called "Jewish Problem." What's that? The Romans threw Jews out of their land, and they dispersed throughout much of the world, called The Diaspora. There, in Gentile lands, they endured much unjust persecution and thus suffering. The worst was the Nazi Holocaust in WWII. That demonstrated that Jews should be able to return to their ancestral land.But I also … [Read more...]
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Karen L. King is a distinguished professor at Harvard Divinity School who specializes in the study of early Christianity and Gnosticism. Two of the books she has authored are entitled The Gospel of Mary Magdala. She claims Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene on the basis of a Gnostic Gospel of Mary discovered in Cairo, Egypt, in 1896. That gets Christians riled up because the New Testament gospels don't say any such thing.In September, 2012, Dr. Karen King delivered a paper at a gathering at … [Read more...]
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Are We Doing Enough About Islamic Suicide Bombers?
The USA began the 21th century with what it called a "War on Terrorism." It's still going on. In fact, much of the world is involved in this War on Terrorism. Strangely, this war is not between nations, and its insurgents sometimes are difficult to identify. Much of this war arguably represents a clash of civilizations. Many of those who are instigating it are fundamentalist Muslims, called "Islamists." By means of armed force they are trying to overthrow Middle Eastern governments to establish I … [Read more...]
Kermit and Miss Piggy Are Getting Married Today
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Is Israel a Jewish State? Better Yet, What is the Land of Israel?
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Predictions of the End of the World, Yet We're STILL HERE
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The Sisters, a national nonprofit organization with a growing New Hampshire chapter, is dedicated to maintaining the constitutional right to bear arms. Some New Hampshire members meet monthly at a shooting club in Manchester.
Most recently, the SAS has voiced its opposition to HB 135, a bill before the Legislature that would repeal the state's stand-your-ground law. The current law, which passed last year, says a person who is in a place where he or she has a legal right to be does not have to first retreat from a deadly threat before using deadly force in self-defense. It also gives the person using deadly force immunity from civil lawsuits if he or she causes death or injury, including to innocent third parties, while using legal deadly force.
"Telling a woman she should try to turn her back on an assailant is the Legislature telling a woman to take a chance to become a victim or, worse yet, die at the hands of a criminal," said Jenn Coffey, an Andover resident and the national legislative affairs director for the Second Amendment Sisters. "We value our right to choose what happens to our bodies. This legislation is nothing more than a knee-jerk reaction to mass media reports."
Coffey, who belongs to SAS' state chapter, says the women in her group say the No. 1 reason for owning a gun is personal safety. She cites New Hampshire Uniform Crime Report statistics that show in 2011 there were seven murders, 2,478 acts of violent crime, 429 forcible rapes, 474 robberies, and 5,749 burglaries in the Granite State. The number of rapes represents only those reported to police.
Coffey and other SAS members were among several hundred people who attended a State House hearing on House Bill 135 on Tuesday. Coffey said there have been no reported problems with the current stand-your-ground law.
"In fact, as an organization we have found that our members feel safer knowing they have the legal right to defend themselves when they travel outside their homes alone," said Coffey. "There is no clear definition as to what 'safely retreat' means, and that in and of itself could cause an unsuspecting citizen to find themselves sitting at the defense table trying not to end up in jail for refusing to be a victim of a violent crime."
"By repealing this law, the Legislature is encouraging criminals to sue the very victims of their crimes if they become injured," said Coffey.
"I'm not in favor of the changes," said Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien of Derry, who shoots with her husband at the Londonderry Fish and Game Club in Litchfield. "I think it creates a safer society when people are aware that other people are going to defend themselves. It might keep the bad guy from breaking into your house. I like to hike and cross-country ski, and it means a lot to me that in this state a bad guy would have to think twice about if I or any other woman was armed or not if he saw me in the woods. I actually would not want to live in a state with stricter gun laws, such as Massachusetts, because I would not feel comfortable hiking or skiing alone. I think this is a feminist issue, and I agree with Annie Oakley, who thought all women should learn to shoot and be comfortable with firearms."
Prudhomme-O'Brien says her enthusiasm for guns has been passed down to the next generation.
"Shooting is a family hobby of ours," said Prudhomme-O'Brien. "My husband and I both shoot. Our older college-age daughter shoots. She goes to the gun club with her father when she comes home, and our 11-year-old daughter is involved in a 4H group at the Chester Rod and Gun Club that does archery and rifle target shooting."
"I take my 15-year-old daughter with me to the range, and we usually have a few teenage girls in tow with us," said Lucinda Boutin of Manchester, who has a membership to shoot at the Manchester Firing Line Range on Brown Avenue. "Their parents let them go along. I think it's important for women to learn to protect themselves. I've been a member for about a year now, and I've seen more and more women taking courses and target practice. I think it's great."
Traci Allard is a gun salesman at Pelham Firearms. She says the uptick in women gun owners isn't entirely spurred by safety concerns.
"There's the enjoyment, the sense of achievement, that you get target shooting," she said. "There's always been interest in the classes and gun ownership in general, but we have seen growing interest among women," said Bob Gillespie, owner of Belmont Firearms and Range in Belmont. "We have women taking safety and shooting courses with their husbands. We have single women. The classes are usually full, and it's pretty even between men and women taking part."
Personal protection is the No. 1 reason cited by women buying their first guns at his store.
"We saw an increase among women customers, and men for that matter, after the Mont Vernon attack," said Gillespie. "People want to be able to protect themselves."
A woman was murdered and her daughter seriously injured in that attack.
Carey McCloud, owner of Shooter's Outpost in Hooksett, has noticed a growing number of female customers in her store.
"They are very interested, mainly for protection reasons," said McCloud. "I am out on the floor a lot and am able to help them select a gun that suits them, better than a man would in some cases."
McCloud and Gillespie said women typically prefer to purchase smaller firearms, guns that are easily concealed and easy to use.
Boutin said she took up hunting with her father as a child and feels more secure as an adult who knows how to handle a gun.
"No doubt, personal safety is the top reason out there," said Boutin. "A lot of the women I know, when they are looking for advice about getting a gun or learning to shoot, they all ask me. I always ask why, and the reason they all have in common is safety. We live in a different world now."
Coffey said she became a gun enthusiast after an incident about 18 years ago. She was living with her husband and infant son in an apartment across the street from a bar in Plymouth, Mass. The couple, who worked opposite shifts, had a rifle in the apartment, which she knew how to use but didn't see a need for.
One night when she was home alone with her son, she heard two men, "obviously drunk," talking loudly outside her door. She called the police, and the two men left.
"As soon as the police left, the men came back," said Coffey. "And they weren't happy."
Coffey said the men began pounding on her door and windows, yelling profanities and vowing to kill whoever called the police. Coffey got the gun, made sure it was loaded, and laid it across her lap while sitting facing the door, ready to shoot anyone who broke in.
"That moment changed my entire life, my way of thinking," said Coffey. "If they had managed to break in, to break down that door ... all I could think of is what would they do to my son. If they did something to me, what would they do to my baby?"
Once a month, Coffey and the Second Amendment Sisters host a women-only target-shooting session at the Wilson Hill Pistol Club in Manchester.
"The last one we had, in January, the number of people there doubled" to about 35, compared with the previous meeting, said Coffey. "The interest level is there, and it's only growing."
She said her group will continue to speak out against HB 135.
"Criminals are hoping they pass this legislation," said Coffey. "With its passage, they know the law-abiding will fear defending themselves and they know if they break into your home and you fight for your life, they can sue you for damages. We have a right to choose, and what we choose is to defend ourselves, our families and our homes."
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In a province built on hydroelectricity, solar power doesn't come easily to mind as a major source of energy.
The solar power that is generated in B.C. now mainly comes from a handful of rooftop systems installed on homes or businesses by individuals committed to their own energy independence as well as sustainability.
However, the green not-for-profit firm EcoSmart and the City of Kimberley hope they have a project that can take B.C. from the small efforts of individuals to a bigger industry of solar farms generating power, maybe not on the scale of places like Germany or Australia, but in bigger amounts than it is now.
It is called SunMine, a 1.05-megawatt, $5.3-million solar plant on the old Sullivan Mine site outside of Kimberley. The project's partners hope to start delivering enough electricity to the grid to power about 185 homes.
"It will serve as a proof-of-concept of what solar can do in the province," said Jared Donald, president of Conergy Canada, the equipment supplier for the project.
BC Hydro, in its last Integrated Resource Plan, projected that the province won't need any new major sources of electricity for the next five to seven years, but it has agreed to buy SunMine's power under its standing-offer program that calls for it to acquire the electricity of small independent power projects, but at a set price.
Solar has proved controversial in Ontario, where the province has taken considerable heat over the subsidies it offered to solar producers in its Green Energy and Economy Act, which are being blamed for driving up the province's electricity rates.
However, SunMine's proponents hope their project gives solar a foot in the door for the period when BC Hydro does consider buying new electricity from IPPs, and they're betting it can be a competitive source of electricity.
"We wanted to get solar in the picture in B.C.," said Michel de Spot, president of the not-for-profit firm EcoSmart that prodded the City of Kimberley's interest in solar power as a means to revitalize the barren, but son-soaked, field that used to house the Sulivan Mine's ore-processing mill.
EcoSmart has been scouring the province looking for solar sites using the sunshine data collected by airport weather stations. De Spot said that data put the east Kootenays near the top of the list of potential solar locations.
And the dormant Sullivan Mine, with existing high-voltage transmission lines and substations that now power nothing, was an ideal site to work with.
De Spot added that it didn't take much to convince Kimberley and Teck Resources Ltd., which still owns the Sullivan site, to join in the effort to put a project together. The city and the company each put $2 million into the project, Kimberley by way of a community referendum held in 2011.
The province put $1 million into it through its innovative clean energy fund, with Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennett characterizing it as "exactly the type of forward thinking" project that the fund was designed to support.
For Kimberley, SunMine is as much an advertisement to show that it is an innovative and entrepreneurial community as it is an investment, according to Scott Sommerville, the city's chief administrative officer.
"I know it's a bit of a head scratcher, but it does send a message about what Kimberley wants to be," Sommerville said, but added that it will come with an increasing payback once its loan is repaid in 20 years.
BC Hydro, in its resource plan, estimated that while the cost of solar power is rapidly declining, it is unlikely to be competitive with other potential sources over the next 10 years.
However, clean energy advocates see now as an opportune time for SunMine to be going ahead.
"I'm really starting to become convinced solar (as a renewable power source) is going to steam roller everything," said Nigel Protter, executive director of the B.C. Sustainable Energy Association.
The technology is proving disruptive to utilities in places such as Germany, where the exploding solar sector can account for half the electricity on the country's grid on certain days, and is a challenge for utilities to balance against their more constant coal and gas-fired electricity.
"The problem with (power) that is renewable, is that by and large, it's intermittent, which is a significant deficiency," said energy lawyer Jim Quail.
Quail said utilities need "dispatchable resources," which can be turned on and off at will to back up intermittent sources.
He added that BC Hydro's storage dams do offer good, constant backup, but using them to hold back power for intermittent sources does limit how the utility uses its dams.
"Instead of optimizing them as a direct resource, using them to keep rates as low as possible, to some extent, how you use them depends on what's happening with your intermittent resources," Quail said.
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Now in its ninth year, the annual Metering Latin America conference and exhibition has been at the forefront of the discussions, sharing of experiences and exchange of information of the smart metering and smart grids industry in the region. Director Adriano Rehder says this year will be a milestone: "the magnitude of the industry surprizes me. Brazil alone has 68-million meters that will have to be substituted by smart meters in the next, say, 10 to 15 years. Moreover, and despite the lack of public incentive, utilities are investing heavily in distribution automation technologies and centralized metering to prevent energy stealth."
Utilities testing smart technology
He continues: "many utilities have already been testing smart grid initiatives in order to better understand technologies and operations issues. At Metering Latin America we will present feedback about such projects which will explain the characteristics and the current status of implementation from the four most relevant smart grid projects from the utilities Light/Cemig, AES Eletropaulo, AMPLA and EDP Bandeirante."
The business case of smart meters
An international case study that has the Metering Latin America director most excited is by João Martins de Carvalho, Director of Planning and Management Control from the Portuguese utility, EDP Distribuição. He explains: "Joã
Water losses addressed through global experience
The challenges facing water utilities and the technology that could help them improve their service delivery once again forms an important part of the event's deliberations. Says Adriano Rehder: "in Latin America, the water sector is highly concerned with loss reductions. We will gather a significant number of international presentations from utilities around the world that are facing similar challenges. We aim to share best operational practices in reducing losses and improving operations through implementation of technology and management methods through speakers from the USA, South Africa, México and Colombia."
More speaker highlights at Metering Latin America include:
• André Pepitone de Nóbrega, Director, Aneel, Brazil
• Sidney Simonaggio, Operations Director, AES Eletropaulo, Brazil
• Manlio Coviello, Chief Natural Reserouces and Energy Unit, ECLAC, United Nations
• Glenn Steiger, General Manager, Glendale Water and Power, USA
• Valerio Vadacchino, Smart Grid Project Manager, ENEL, Italy
• Fabio Toledo, Distribution Board Advisor, LIGHT, Brazil
• Humberto Muñoz, General Director, SEAPAL, Mexico
• Marcelo Salles,Technology and Enviroinment Director, SABESP, Brazil
• Oscar Armijos,General Manager, Electrica de Guayaquil, Equador
• Miguel Setas, VP Distribution, EDP Group, Portugal
• Ricardo Van Erven Technology Director, AES Eletropaulo, Brazil
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Alright, i've been playing mundo on TTL and people who stack Raisers just Melt me.. how can I counter this?
Blood->razor<- You can't stack bloodrazors. if you get owned by bloodrazors buy some MR <.<
you can't, that item is a heavy counter against mundo and anyone else who stacks HP
your best bet would be stacking MR or something else but that wouldn't go very well with mundo I'm guessing
EDIT: Why are there people downvoting someone for asking an honest question on the forums dedicated to such things?
Mundo get's owned by razor
Crimson Rose
OP will cry when he gets to play against Kog.
Why are you building tank mundo
spirit visage: some extra hp, MR, and increased regeneration. Better than nothing.
Kill him before he hits you a few times. You're ****ing mundo, slam him with cleavers, and run. once hes half health, go barreling at him like a mad animal and rape him. case closed.
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Mundo's survival is pretty high, why do you need extra HP? Also, if you really need to deal with bloodrazor a negatron cloak does the job. It also upgrades to QSS if ignite is a problem for you.
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Kimberley Walsh says her style must-have this summer is a simple maxi dress because her priority is being comfortable during her pregnancy.
Kimberley Walsh is struggling to stay fashionable during her pregnancy.
The Girls Aloud singer - who is expecting her first child with her long-term partner Justin Scott - will be stocking up on comfortable, loose-fitting maxi dresses this summer in a bid to stay stylish during her third trimester.
She laughed: ''At the moment in my pregnant state it's all about the long, stretchy maxi dresses because it's one of the few things that I can fit into! It's not like I'm particularly leading in the fashion stakes, but this summer that's what I'll be wearing.''
Kimberley and her former band mates Cheryl Cole, Nicola Roberts, Sarah Harding and Nadine Coyle donned some questionable matching outfits during the early years of their career, but the 32-year-old star doesn't regret any of her sartorial choices.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: ''I think everything you wear is a certain time, a moment and a feeling that you were happy with on that day. There's no point regretting it, it can just give you something to laugh about now which I quite like!
''I think it's all part of growing up, that's how you learn what works and what doesn't. It's just fun, I don't look back and cringe too much.''
Kimberley's new duet with Alistair Griffin, 'The Road', will be released on June 30 through Elbow Grease Records. The video for the single can be seen at www.youtube.com/watch?v=DagQili02Qk. Alistair releases his new album 'From Nowhere' on July 7.