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Only hours after launching their 2013 challenger, the FW35, at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya, Williams were told by the FIA that their exhaust outlets are illegal.
The "vanes" on the inside of the exits of the Coanda exhausts are causing the headache, but the team say they are "seeking further clarification on this and a decision as to whether this design will be carried forward will be made before the first race".
Asked if he was concerned about the ruling, Maldonado said: "No, actually not. This is not changing anything.
"It is a standard Coanda. [There are] things we are testing and doing some experiments in the car for the future. We are really looking forward and we know very well the rules and we are looking forward to getting 100% not only from the exhaust, all [of] the car.
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The Venezuelan posted the fifth-best time on day one in Barcelona - 1.117s slower than the time of pacesetter Nico Rosberg - and feels the FW35 is a big improvement from his previous machinery at Williams.
"I'm very happy with the car because it's the best car I've had - especially in the first test for the previous years," he said.
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Lewis Hamilton was once again left perplexed by Mercedes' struggles on the Pirelli tyres after he finished fifth at the German Grand Prix.
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New teaser for S4. It'll premiere sometime in November but a specific date hasn't been mentioned yet.
Can't wait. Even if most of the original cast is gone, the teaser still looks great!
Hope Seth comes back.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
^ Seth is back.
He's in the trailer for S4 Episode 1. PREMIERES TOMORROW!!! OCT 28th.
Some interviews with the new cast members:
Yup. Just saw Seth in the trailer. Looking forward to it.
For all sad words of tongue and pen,
The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'
The first episode of season 4 is now free to watch on Hulu.com right now!
I thought the episode didn't seem like a season opener and I didn't care much for the suitcase storyline, but it had a lot of funny moments and by the end of it I felt like I had a good feel for the two new characters. I am intrigued by them, tbh.
It was a lot darker...I guess they're trying outdo the previous seasons but I feel like they went too overboard at times. And with next weeks episode preview, it seems like it'll get darker. I mean, wtf is Finn doing with that girl? O_o
Why is Curtis always written as a humorless prick? It's disappointing that he's remained so one dimensional after all these years -- aside from Girl!Curtis, who was awesome. I hope he develops a lot this season.
Rudy and Seth were so funny together.
Can't wait to see the third new member of the gang.
OMFG @ the new probation worker.
Should be an interesting season.
Saw the trailer for S4 Ep 2. It looks way more interesting than the premiere episode, tbh.
The other new guy is really hot, I can see it now. In the photos he looks really bland.
I guess he and Jess will be end up an item. Cute clip:
Episode 2 is up on Hulu right now.
"Ever slept with a homeless girl before? It's like camping...looking up at all the stars in the night sky, while she sat on my face."
^ lol, Rudy is a fucking mess.
So, erm. So glad Finn and his girlfriend are over and it wasn't extended beyond that episode. That was such a twisted relationship they had going on. All the non-consensual stuff was so icky and scary. Jess was so right in saving them from themselves by forcing Seth to intervene.
I guess Seth is leaving? I didn't understand why he had a goodbye moment with Jess...with sad music playing in the background. Huh? Mkay. I'll miss him if he goes tho.
Next week's looks kind of boring. There is a training probation worker bossing around Curtis? And the thing with Rudy also looks stupid. There is a THIRD version of him? That we're now just discovering? ...Seems so silly. But we'll see.
p.s. I loved this song from the episode.
S4 Ep 4 was really dark. I will miss Curtis, that was heartbreaking!
Now the entire original crew is all gone. RIP old Misfits. I'm not sure how long they're going to continue on with the show. Maybe if the ratings hold up even though I've read that they've declined a lot. I don't think audiences can handle so much change at once...
I was so hoping that the probation worker would die a horrible death, but that scene between him and Curtis was a surprise. Was he being honest, or just fucking with Curtis' head?
Im trying to give the new series/season a chance. I was heartbroken over Curtis. I really hate how he died. However, I suspect that I wouldn't have liked any death scenario since I loved him so much.
I like the new cast. I think that they are funny and youthful and I anticipate what they have instore for them. Im dying to see what Alex's (the barman?) power is. Hopefully we will find out next week. Whatever it is, it prevents him form going on dates.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
so sad...Curtis was never my favorite but he was the last original Misfit!
Loving the new season anyways
Nooooooo curtis shot himself in the head and fell down a ditch
he killed the fgirl deceiving him
sad sad
So, we're 5 episodes in to series 4.
Few things are bothering me:
- This series feels so directionless, there are no interesting story arcs.
- I REALLY tried to like Finn. I tried. But I can't stand this character. He is ruining the show for me. And from what I'm seeing around (online), a lot of people feel the same way that I do. To make it worse, he seems to get so much screen time when Jess is a much more interesting character and Alex still needs to be developed.
- The main characters haven't been using their powers for much of anything-- their powers haven't been central to this season aside from the Rudy-centric epside. One of the main reasons I watch the show is for the supernatural elements (I love urban fantasies). So that's annoying to me.
- The raunch level keeps getting more and more extreme and it's so obviously pervasive on the show, now. And because Rudy is always the go-to guy for this, it's dragging down the character. They are really fucking overdoing it. It's pathetic. They can't go a few minutes without inserting some crass humor. The dialogue this season is just riddled with it.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to next week's episode because judging by the teaser, it seems to feature Alex heavily and I find him intriguing. What on earth is he doing to guys penises on the downlow? Can't wait to find out. 0_o
The first three seasons were so good that I would have given this series the best series ever award, but since kelly is gone... it is emptier. A lot.
Nathan should have remained instead of Rudy. Nathan is fun, Rudy is just plain gross.
So the gang continues to not use their powers, much to my chagrin, but erm...
- Alex From The Bar...WHAT. THE. FFFF? I hope u get ur peen back.
- But I love how Jess just looked at him and then went to kiss him. She is just awesome. They are my new Misfits OTP. Finn better stay the fuck away from them.
- Love the new girl Abby. She is kooky.
- Episode 6 was definitely my fav of S4 so far. Love the horror elements.
I figured Alex's refusal to bang Jess had something to do with his dick, like he ejaculated lasers or acid or something. Then when he started checking out other dude's junk, I thought maybe his power was that he had to suck dicks to survive, like some kind of dick vampire. Hey, this show has done weirder shit than that (as seen in the most recent episode).
Why didn't anyone else outside the gang get numbers on their head? (Aside from that girl that knew the guy on acid?). Was that explained? When Rudy was going to fuck the girl with the bangs, I was expecting that she had a number like 3000 hidden under her hair.
Well Alex had a vagina. That was definately not a guess of mine. Im still waiting for him and Jess to build chemistry. It still seems kind of forced. However, it is gradually getting better.
I also thought that Rudy was going to brush her hair back and be scared off by her number.
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^ I miss all of them. Hopefully Nathan Stewart-Jarrett will be in some interesting new stuff soon.
I try to keep tabs on whatever new projects the original cast are involved in just to see if any of them appeal to me. They are all so talented and it's nice to see them getting regular work.
But it is obviously unclear based on reading the reviews.
I doubt they'll explain how they got them or how they'll get rid of the numbers. Perhaps it's just meant to be some random temporary thing that was induced by Acid Trip Guy, like maybe if certain things were voiced in the weird reality his powers had created, they'd manifest in the party. Meh. At least it did make for an interesting plot device.
i hate how they killed of the one dude...he used to have "immortality" but then he sold it and got "magic" or something
why someone would give up "magic" is beyond me
but i didnt really like the vegas thing. If he wanted to get out, all he has to do is barf up a key and BOOM out of prison, then he used magic to pickpocket people for money and make his way back to....wherever he's from :P
i just read what's happend so far on wikipedia in the new season....i dont like this show anymore
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is it about drugs messing up the mind ?
Okay, guys admit it... The reaper dubstep murder-bunny was pretty sweeeet
- Sappy Rudy was a nice change of pace. Nadine has me curious.
- I honestly think Abby has so much potential, I think she could possibly be the best character Misfits has ever had. I'm excited to see what her power and mysterious back-story is.
- It's great that Alex got his issue sorted out and all but it's annoying that they made him revert back to his womanizing ways and I guess he's narcissistic, too, since he was watching himself in the mirror the entire time he was in bed with Jess. I still want the character to stick around because Alex is the only really hot guy on the show and I do like the bar as a hang-out for the gang, it's nice to get away from the community center. Ugh @ them ruining Alex. Anyway.
This can only mean that they are setting things up for Jess to dump him and settle for repulsive Finn.
Just started watching it again the other day,
I like the new crop.
I love the guy that's looking for his cock.
I loved the bit in the Kareoke club with the probation worker. I wonder if that was the actor's real singing voice or an overdub?
I like the new girl, but what the hell is her power?
The pregnant girl could make a killing with her power. Charge big money to women who want a baby and can't conceive, then give a small cut of the profits to a knocked up girl who doesn't want her baby. Presto chango, the woman is pregnant, the girl is not, and you are swimming in money like Scrooge McDuck.
I figured Alex was the type of guy that looks at himself in the mirror during sex. I'm surprised he didn't wink at his reflection. If he starts asking Jess if she likes Phil Collins, she better get the hell out of there before she gets chopped up while Huey Lewis is singing "Hip To Be Square".
Next episode: Killer Nuns!
Dicks and Vaginas all around Misfits this season.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
And he's found it.
And it made him turn in to a fucking asshole.
So I hope he loses it again so he can live happily ever after with Jess as a sweet, sensitive guy.
Ok I don't wish peen-loss on him but still.
Unless her power is related to erasing memories since that's what happened to her during the storm (she lost her memories). That would be a weird and very creepy power.
I haven't watched yet. I'm gonna start watch it this holidays.
Is it really that good?
If the UK version doesn't appeal to you, you can always wait for the American version that is being developed and give that a try. lol
So the S4 finale was action packed and fun. I laughed really hard in many parts.
- Poor Rudy but at least he had some good moments with Nadine. The 4 Horsemen were pretty underwhelming in the end, tho.
- I think the lowest moment in the history of Misfits has to be Finn's cum dripping out of Abby and on to the floor. Just why does Finn exist? He ruins everything.
- I am so relieved that Alex wasn't killed off. I wonder what his power will be after the lung transplant...some people are guessing that he'll turn into a series villain. That would be so fucking cool. But I am still weirdly rooting for him and Jess.
Can't believe it's already over tho. I hope they improve on the group dynamics and story arcs in S5 if there is one. Overall, I think S4 turned out very well despite having to basically start from scratch with the cast.
I was so looking forward to this episode. I too am a bit dissapointed with the four horsemen. I couldn't get the images that Charmed and Supernatural have instilled in my head and then these four little men show up on bikes.
I was really hoping that Rudy was going to find love. Those scenes were really beautiful. I have to admit that I have developed a crush on Gilgun. He is an amazing talent.
Im not too torn up about Alex and Jess. Their romantic scenes were always off to me, for some reason. I thought that "Evil Rudy" and Jess had better chemistry. I would have liked to see more of that.
As for the semen dripping on to the floor. I wanted to throw up. Why? Just why ?
I forgot that most UK shows only develop 6-8 episodes at a time. I was looking for the previews for episode 9 lol. This new version of Misfits is a work in progress and I know it will take some time to gel the whole thing together. I hope that the next series will be a little better.
Why is Jess so angry ? I wanted to slap her.
Finn must have higher self-esteem
I would like for Rudy to find something positive to invest in.
Will Alex's new lung give him some scruples ?
I want them to give Abbey more! Natasha O'Keeffe is so good in Lip Service.
" For all there is to feel, let it be felt"
― Emeli Sande
Damn. I liked the nun chick. Figures she was going to die.
The cum dripping scene: so gross and so unnecessary.
And what is Abby's fucking power? Seriously, just show us already instead of making us wait for season 5.
Damn. I was hoping Alex died, but having him come back with a power will be interesting.
I'm surprised the social worker made it alive through the season. The previous ones never lasted that long. I hope they get deeper into his story in S5 and explain why he's such angry douche.
Personally though, I agree with those who say that they are limiting Jess like the writers did with Alishia's character, where it was all about the romance and not really her as a person. Also, I hope Jess and Abby develop a friendship...that would serve the show well, I think and balance them out a bit.
I hope we learn more about him, too. @ "love is like crawling naked through dog shit and broken glass." Best love-related pep talk ever? Erm.
The probation worker! How could I have forgotten about him. He is a gem. I think probably the best part about this entire group.
He's strange, but Im loving it.
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Roland Martin, a contributor at CNN, took the liberty to break a few things down for Money Mitt Romney in regards to white people and how they voted this election…
Out Of Pocket: Shady Mitt Romney Tells Donors 'Barack Only Won With 'Gifts' To Blacks, Hispanics, And Young Voters'!!!
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Mark Webber admits he has struggled for motivation in recent years but still feels he may be leaving a year "too soon."
The Aussie announced earlier this year that he would walk away from F1 at the end of this season, his 12th in the sport.
Speaking about his reasons for leaving, Webber confessed to F1 Racing magazine that his motivation had been waning over the last few years.
"I've been on the edge with F1, motivation-wise, for the past couple of years," he said in an exclusive interview with the magazine.
"You have to be driven. You turn yourself around each winter and the fire in the belly is not quite what it was when you were 24.
"I remember hearing something about sportsmen and women years ago. They were saying that as long as they could keep their motivation, they would keep going.
"I could never work out what that meant. How could you lose your motivation? But questions keep coming to me more and more often that were never there in the past.
"It's not about driving or racing, it's about keeping my own F1 programme going for 11 months of the year. And it's just got to the point where it's like, well, I've achieved a lot of things."
The 37-year-old, though, reckons he may be leaving a year too soon but given the massive changes the sport will undergo next season, he says the time is still right.
He added: "I still enjoy being belted in the car and driving down the pit lane, which is a bit disappointing, but I've spoken to some really good sportsmen and women who have been at the crossroads where making the call was not easy and they messed it up.
"I'm probably leaving F1 a year too soon but with the [regulation] changes next season [the introduction of turbo engines with a fuel limit] and the opportunity to join Porsche, it's the best move for me."


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WASHINGTON - D.C., Maryland and Virginia have some of the highest death rates from breast cancer in the country, according to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, and local public health experts say the District has the worst breast cancer mortality rate of any American city.
The disease is also the second largest killer of American women in the United States. Statistics like these prompted Congress to set up a special panel of scientists, government officials and advocates in 2008 to look at the war on breast cancer and what it will take to win.
After more than two years of work, the Interagency Breast Cancer and Environmental Research Coordinating Committee published its list of recommendations last week. Panel members are now trying to turn the recommendations, including more funding for research and expanding studies on potential causes, into reality.
On Thursday, panel members spoke at a forum at George Washington University. They said it is time to put breast cancer prevention on par with treatment and the search for a cure. Prevention includes researching possible environmental causes of the disease -- from the food people eat, to the chemicals in pesticides and shampoo.
Jeanne Rizzo, CEO and president of the Breast Cancer Fund, co-chaired the federal panel. The Fund has been working for years to call attention to toxic chemicals and radiation that could trigger breast cancer.
Rizzo says the recommendations amount to a "paradigm shift," explaining that only a fraction of federal breast cancer research money currently goes toward looking at environmental causes.
Most of the research on breast cancer causes takes place under the auspices of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, which is part of the National Institutes of Health.
NIEHS Director Linda Birnbaum says while genetics plays a role in determining breast cancer risk, the majority of women who get the disease do not have a close relative with it.
She says there have been studies of women who immigrated to the United States from Japan, a country with a much lower breast cancer rate. Over the course of several decades, their breast cancer risk rose to match that of American women.
Birnbaum says the change in risk is not due to genes because they don't evolve that fast.
"Genes don't change that quickly. Our genes take generations, mult-multi generations to change," she says, adding that the environment was the likely cause.
She says once researchers track down the environmental causes of breast cancer, it may become a largely preventable disease.
"You can't change your genes," she says, "but you can change your environment."
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Birds, butterflies, monkeys and sea turtles are among the many creatures visitors can see in this welcoming Central American country
The decision to travel is your responsibility. You are also responsible for your personal safety abroad. The purpose of this Travel Advice is to provide up-to-date information to enable you to make well-informed decisions.
Crime is a significant problem throughout Costa Rica.
If you are a victim of a crime, report it to the closest Oficina del Organismo de Investigación Judicial (Judicial Investigation Department Office) to ensure that local authorities can conduct an investigation. Plainclothes police, known locally as "OIJ" are responsible for taking police reports and conducting investigations. It is especially important to report the loss or theft of your identification documents, both to Costa Rican authorities and to the Canadian Embassy in Costa Rica, in order to protect yourself should the documents later be misused.
Local emergency services are reachable by calling 911".
Petty crime—including pickpocketing and bag snatching—occurs frequently in Costa Rica. Tourists are common targets for theft because they are perceived as being wealthy. Avoid showing signs of affluence and never leave valuables such as money, credit cards, jewellery and electronics unattended, especially on beaches. Stay at hotels and rental houses that have security measures such as guards and security cameras. Avoid walking alone at night.
Foreigners are often victims of theft on buses and at bus stations, airports, ports, crowded tourist attractions, restaurants and resort areas. When travelling by public bus, avoid placing personal belongings in the overhead compartment or under your seat. Keep your bag with valuables and identification in your lap. Thieves often work in teams, in which one thief diverts the victims' attention while the other snatches their possessions.
Theft from vehicles is very common. Be cautious when parking at supermarket, restaurant and store lots, even if you leave the car for only a few minutes. Park your vehicle in supervised public parking lots (Parqueos Públicos), if possible. Beware of "good Samaritans" offering to help change a flat tire, as they may have punctured the car's tires themselves and intend to steal items from your car while you are distracted. Calmly refuse the help and contact Costa Rican authorities and the rent-a-car agency if you have a rental car. Don't stop to change a flat tire in an isolated area. When renting a car, you should find out if emergency assistance is offered by the rent-a-car agency for an additional fee.
Exercise vigilance with your travel documents. Cases of passport theft, including cases involving Canadians, are extremely common and increase in frequency during the peak tourist seasons, from November to May and from July to August. Carry a photocopy of the identification page of your passport, including the Costa Rican entry stamp, with you at all times. Keep your original documents in a secure place, such as a hotel safe.
Remain alert to your surroundings throughout the country, particularly near the ports of Limón and Puntarenas. In San José, high-risk areas for theft include the Coca Cola bus station, the inner downtown area and public parks. On the Atlantic coast, be particularly cautious in Puerto Viejo and Cahuita; on the Pacific coast, Tamarindo, Jacó, Quepos, Manuel Antonio and Dominical are areas of particular concern for theft. Cars parked near the popular crocodile viewing area along the Tárcoles River near Jacó are particularly vulnerable to theft.
Violent crime against foreigners is a concern. Armed robberies and home invasions occur, including in beach areas and on main highways in the Central Valley. Carjackings also occur, often at gunpoint. Do as the gunmen ask without hesitation. Remain vigilant when stopped at lights or stop signs, and always drive with the doors locked and windows closed. Keep your valuables out of plain sight when driving and minimize travel at night.
Cases of express kidnapping, where victims are picked up from the street and forced to withdraw funds from automated banking machines (ABMs), have occurred. Remain cautious with new acquaintances offering friendship, hospitality or assistance.
Incidents of sexual assault against foreigners have been reported. Foreigners have been sexually assaulted at beach resorts as well as by taxi drivers in San José. Only use official taxis (orange taxis at the airport and red with a yellow triangle on the side elsewhere in the country) and avoid those that do not have working door handles, locks and meters. Do not ride in the front seat with the driver. As incidents of sexual assault sometimes involve the use of sedative drugs, avoid leaving your drinks or food unattended in bars and nightclubs. If you are a victim of sexual assault, report it to police, as support and guidance is given by local authorities to victims. Before travelling, consult our publication entitled Her Own Way: A Woman's Safe-Travel Guide for travel safety information specifically aimed at Canadian women.
Drug trafficking is increasing in Costa Rica. Local consumption of illicit narcotics, particularly crack cocaine, is a concern in the country, along with the continued rise in drug-related violent crimes. Be aware of your surroundings at all times.
Occasional demonstrations occur in the capital, which may cause traffic disruptions. Strikes also sometimes take place and disrupt local services. Exercise caution, avoid large crowds and stay informed of possible roadblocks.
Costa Rica has one of the highest traffic accident rates in the world. Exercise great caution when driving or walking, since traffic laws are routinely ignored. In some areas, potholes, sharp curves, lack of traffic signs, landslides and narrow or unpaved roads create dangerous road conditions. Be careful after dark, especially on rural roads, as motorists often drive without lights at night. Travelling by road during the rainy season is particularly dangerous, given the increased risk of flooding and landslides.
Camera monitoring systems have been installed in various locations. Speeding fines are automatically charged to individuals exceeding the speed limit.
Only use official taxis. At the airport, licensed taxis are orange; other official taxis are red with a yellow triangle on the side.
Public bus transportation is unreliable.
Police checks of public transportation occur and are often used to determine whether foreigners have overstayed the 90-day visa exemption period.
If navigating the coasts of Costa Rica, proceed with caution, as safety and rescue operations are limited due to a lack of resources. There have been cases where Costa Rica's National Coast Guard Service has sought the assistance of the U.S. Coast Guard, resulting in delayed rescue operations.
See Transportation Safety in order to verify if national airlines meet safety standards.
More than 80 people drowned in 2013. Riptides are very common on both the Caribbean and Pacific coasts. Few beaches are supervised or have signs warning of dangerous conditions. Seek the advice of local authorities before swimming. The Costa Rican Tourism Bureau's website www.visitcostarica.com (multimedia/brochures) provides important advice on safety matters such as swimming in the ocean and avoiding crocodiles.
Safety features on small boats are not always reliable. White-water rafting, scuba diving, bungee jumping, canopy touring and other adventure sports should only be undertaken with a well-established company. If you have any doubt concerning the security of the installation or equipment, refrain from using them.
Avoid camping or sleeping overnight on beaches.
If you intend to visit jungle areas, always go with an experienced and reputable guide.
Few services outside major hotels are available in either English or French. Most taxi drivers, police officers, lawyers and hospital workers do not speak English or French.
Costa Rica has created a tourism police force (Policía Turística) dedicated to improving the security of foreigners. Dial 911 for police assistance. Service is available in English.
It is the sole prerogative of each country or region to determine who is allowed to enter. Canadian consular officials cannot intervene on your behalf if you do not meet entry requirements. The following information on entry and exit requirements has been obtained from the Costa Rican authorities. However, these requirements are subject to change at any time. It is your responsibility to check with the Embassy of the Republic of Costa Rica or one of its consulates for up-to-date information.
Official (special and diplomatic) passport holders must consult the Official Travel page, as they may be subject to different entry requirements.
Canadians must present a valid passport to visit Costa Rica. Before you leave, ask your transportation company about its requirements related to passport validity, which may be more stringent than the country's entry rules.
Tourist visa: Not required for stays up to 90 days
Business visa: Required
Student visa: Required
You must also be in possession of a return or onward ticket and proof of sufficient funds for your stay to enter Costa Rica.
You may stay in Costa Rica for up to 90 days without a visa. If you wish to apply for residency status, you must contact the Dirección General de Migracion y Extranjería (Costa Rican immigration department). Overstaying the 90-day period is punishable by a fine and possible deportation. Persons deported from Costa Rica will not be allowed to re-enter the country for 10 years.
Students must obtain a visa from the Costa Rican Immigration Department. They must provide confirmation of enrollment in an accredited school.
There is a departure tax of US$29, payable by cash or credit card.
Under Costa Rican law, minors (under the age of 18) born in Costa Rica and holding Canadian citizenship are considered to be citizens of Costa Rica, even if they are travelling on a Canadian passport. In order to leave Costa Rica, the minor's Canadian passport must have a Costa Rican Departure Approval, or the minor's departure will be denied. Both parents must request this approval from the Costa Rican immigration department or through the Embassy of the Republic of Costa Rica in Canada prior to departure. There have been several cases of departure denials because proper documentation was lacking. Minors with dual citizenship who are travelling unaccompanied must have legally certified written consent from both parents.
Children need special documentation to visit certain countries. See Children for more information.
Some countries require proof of yellow fever vaccination before allowing entry. Consult the World Health Organization's country list to obtain information on this country's requirements.
Be sure that your routine vaccines are up-to-date regardless of your travel destination.
You may be at risk for these vaccine-preventable diseases while travelling in this country. Talk to your travel health provider about which ones are right for you.
Hepatitis A is a disease of the liver spread through contaminated food and water or contact with an infected person. All those travelling to regions with a risk of hepatitis A infection should get vaccinated.
Hepatitis B is a disease of the liver spread through blood or other bodily fluids. Travellers who may be exposed (e.g., through sexual contact, medical treatment, sharing needles, tattooing, acupuncture or occupational exposure) should get vaccinated.
Seasonal influenza occurs worldwide. The flu season usually runs from November to April in the northern hemisphere, between April and October in the southern hemisphere and year round in the tropics. Influenza (flu) is caused by a virus spread from person to person when they cough or sneeze or by touching objects and surfaces that have been contaminated with the virus. Get the flu shot.
Measles is a highly contagious viral disease and is common in most parts of the world. Be sure your measles vaccination is up-to-date regardless of your travel destination.
Rabies is a deadly illness spread to humans through a bite, scratch or lick from an infected animal. Vaccination should be considered for travellers going to areas where rabies exists and who have a high risk of exposure (i.e., close contact with animals, occupational risk, and children).
Yellow fever is a disease caused by a flavivirus from the bite of an infected mosquito.
Travellers get vaccinated either because it is required to enter a country or because it is recommended for their protection.
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Travellers to any destination in the world can develop travellers' diarrhea from consuming contaminated water or food.
In some areas in Central America and Mexico, food and water can also carry diseases like cholera, hepatitis A and typhoid. Practise safe food and water precautions while travelling in Central America and Mexico. Remember: Boil it, cook it, peel it, or leave it!
Typhoid is a bacterial infection spread by contaminated food or water. Risk is higher among pediatric travellers, travellers going to rural areas, visiting friends and relatives or travelling for a long period of time. Travellers at high risk visiting regions with typhoid risk, especially those exposed to places with poor sanitation should speak to a health care provider about vaccination.
In some areas in Central America and Mexico, certain insects carry and spread diseases like American trypanosomiasis (Chagas disease), chikungunya, dengue fever, leishmaniasis, malaria, onchocerciasis (river blindness), and West Nile virus.
Travellers are advised to take precautions against bites.
There is currently an outbreak of chikungunya in this country. Chikungunya is a viral disease spread through the bite of an infected mosquito that typically causes fever and pain in the joints. Protect yourself from mosquito bites, particularly around sunrise and sunset. There is no vaccine available for chikungunya.
Travellers are cautioned to avoid contact with animals, including dogs, monkeys, snakes, rodents, birds, and bats. Some infections found in Central America and Mexico, like rabies, can be shared between humans and animals.
Crowded conditions can increase your risk of certain illnesses. Remember to wash your hands often and practice proper cough and sneeze etiquette to avoid colds, the flu and other illnesses.
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV are spread through blood and bodily fluids; practise safer sex.
Medical facilities are adequate in San José, but are very limited outside urban areas. You may have to pay in advance for medical services.
The decision to travel is the sole responsibility of the traveller. The traveller is also responsible for his or her own personal safety.
Be prepared. Do not expect medical services to be the same as in Canada. Pack a travel health kit, especially if you will be travelling away from major city centres.
You are subject to local laws. See Arrest and detention for more information.
Penalties for possession, use or trafficking of illegal drugs are strict. Convicted offenders can expect lengthy jail sentences and/or heavy fines.
Canada and Costa Rica are signatories to the European Convention on the Transfer of Sentenced Persons, which enables a Canadian imprisoned in Costa Rica to request to be transferred to Canada to complete the sentence in a Canadian prison. The transfer requires the agreement of both Canadian and Costa Rican authorities.
If you violate Costa Rica's laws, even unknowingly, you may be expelled, arrested or imprisoned.
Costa Rican immigration authorities state that all foreigners must carry original identification documents; however, local authorities will accept photocopies as long as the original documents are accessible.
It is illegal to photograph official buildings. Verify with local authorities before taking photos.
The Costa Rican government is actively trying to discourage sex tourism. Soliciting the services of a minor for sexual purposes is illegal in Costa Rica and is punishable by imprisonment.
Traffic enforcement is the responsibility of the transit police (dial 2222 9330 or 2222 9245). Transit officers often perform roadside inspection of vehicles and request the driver's licence, vehicle registration and insurance documents. Traffic fines are not supposed to be collected on site. Travellers involved in driving accidents should call 911 to notify authorities of the accident. Do not move the vehicle until advised to do so by the police.
Terms and conditions of car rentals in Costa Rica are unlike most contracts in North America. You should carefully review contracts and ensure that you have appropriate insurance coverage, including mandatory liability coverage. Many driving situations can nullify insurance.
The currency is the Costa Rican colón (CRC). To avoid complications, carry U.S. dollars or colones. It is advisable to exchange money at registered banks and exchange offices. Credit cards are widely accepted. Credit card fraud is a growing problem.
It is extremely difficult to exchange Canadian currency and traveller's cheques in Canadian dollars in Costa Rica. The maximum amount of traveller's cheques that may be cashed at one time is $500. Access to cash via automated banking machines (ABMs) is available in major cities; only local currency can be withdrawn.
The hurricane season extends from June to the end of November. The National Hurricane Center provides additional information on weather conditions. Stay informed of regional weather forecasts, and follow the advice and instructions of local authorities.
During the rainy season (May to November, sometimes to January), flooding and mudslides occur frequently in the lowlands and in mountainous areas, including along the Caribbean and in the central cordillera. Road transportation may be affected as poor weather conditions during this season make road travel increasingly dangerous. Keep informed of regional weather forecasts and plan accordingly.
Costa Rica is located in an active seismic and volcanic zone. Some volcanoes have erupted in the past few years. Pay careful attention to all warnings issued for national parks, especially for the Poás, Rincón de la Vieja, Turrialba and Arenal volcano areas.
The Turriaba Volcano, located in Cartago province, erupted on October 29, 2014, and remains active. Costa Rica's National Commission for Risk Prevention and Emergency Response (CNE) has declared a yellow alert for the areas immediately surrounding the volcano. If you are travelling close to active volcanoes, monitor warnings closely. Alert levels can be raised and evacuations ordered on short notice. Follow the advice of local authorities in the event of an explosion or eruption. Consult the Comisión Nacional de Prevención de Riesgos y Atención de Emergencias (in Spanish) for the latest information during an emergency. Contact your airline or tour operator to confirm your travel arrangements.


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John Chatterton and his team conduct the first-ever video survey of a submarine that sank in 1941.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Susan Jimison was 14 in the summer of 1969 when her older brother, Warrant Officer Mark Clotfelter, was shot down on a mission in Vietnam. He was later confirmed dead.
Forty-four years later, she's writing a book about her brother and his company. "It's written as a letter to him," she said. "The title is 'Dear Mark.'"
On Monday, as Americans across the country celebrated Memorial Day with parades, tributes and traditional observances, including President Barack Obama laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery, Jimison helped christen a new veterans park in Atlanta.
From a canteen used by a soldier in World War II, she poured onto the park grounds water collected from oceans and waterways significant to American military history.
Retired Army Lt. Col. Rick Lester, who helped organize the event, said the water symbolized the tears shed by the families of soldiers, airmen, Marines and seamen slain over generations of conflict. Jimison joined others who sprinkled what Lester called reminders "of our country's timeline of freedom."
At Arlington, as combat in Afghanistan approaches 12 years, Obama urged the nation to remember.
"Let us not forget as we gather here today that our nation is still at war," Obama said after laying the tradition wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns.
"When they give their lives, they are still being laid to rest in cemeteries in quiet corners across our country, including here in Arlington," he said. He told the stories of three soldiers who had died. Each had been devoted to their mission and were praised by others for saving lives.
In Atlanta, sprinkled at the park grounds was dirt from the banks of the Delaware River, where General George Washington crossed during the Revolutionary War. Soil came from Germany and France for the Great War now known as World War I.
For its successor a generation later came water from Pearl Harbor, sand from the beaches of Normandy, dirt from the island of Iwo Jima. Chunks of earth came from Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. Even pieces of the Berlin Wall for those who served throughout the Cold War. There was none from the Civil War, Lester, said, because "that was a time that our country was divided."
Before they were sprinkled, the soil samples were mixed in a helmet Lester's father wore on D-Day in France during World War II. It was sprinkled from metal cups his uncle, a Marine, used throughout the same war. His father survived. His uncle did not.
The importance of the military refrain "never forget" seared into his mind, he said, as a child, as he watched his uncle's fellow Marines visit his grandmother. A pilot in Vietnam, he recalled in detail the numbers of men lost from missions he flew.
"All I can think about is how those were some of the greatest guys I ever met and what they would have done for this country once they got back," he said.
For Jimison, Monday's commemoration was a far cry from how her family and friends handled her brother's death when it happened. "Nobody talked about it," she said, recalling how politically unpopular American involvement in Vietnam had become and how that affected how veterans and military families were viewed publicly.
So it took many years before she learned much about her brother's service. "My brother died doing what he loved doing," she said. "He was a pilot, and he flew for his country."
At the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, about 20 bicyclists clustered around veteran and museum volunteer Tom Blakey. The paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division jumped at Normandy on D-Day -- June 6, 1944 -- and in May 1945 helped liberate the work camp at Wobbelin in northwest Germany.
"Most of us wondered why we were there, killing people and being killed," he said. "We didn't do anything to deserve it. When we got to that camp and saw what was there, the lights came on."
The cycling group makes regular weekend training runs, and on Monday started a Memorial Day ride about seven miles away at the national cemetery in Chalmette, where the Battle of New Orleans -- the last in the War of 1812 -- was fought.
In the nation's heartland, a veterans park that usually would have been a spot for Memorial Day barbecues instead drew volunteers staffing a medical clinic and cleaning up debris in Moore, Okla.
Homes east and west of the park were destroyed in last week's tornado, and flying debris damaged park equipment and ripped out countless trees -- some 50 feet high.


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Scott Baker, 31, coming off Tommy John surgery, is working hard to regain his old form. | Morry Gash~AP
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PEORIA, Ariz. — Already leading the league in MRI exams, the Cubs sent pitcher Scott Baker for another one Monday after he showed up with soreness in his elbow the day after making his Cactus League debut.
The Cubs consider it a precautionary move and plan to keep him on his pitching schedule if the exam is clean and Baker feels well enough Tuesday to do his between-starts work.
Baker, who had Tommy John surgery in April 2012, struggled to get an out in a long first inning before hitting his pitch limit Sunday.
He has performed well in rehab work and bullpen work all spring without anything more than soreness typically associated with Tommy John rehab.
Exam results are expected Tuesday.
Baker, a former 15-game winner for the Twins who signed a one-year, $5.5 million deal as a free agent last fall, missed all of last season because of the surgery.
Garza in mid-May?
Injured starter Matt Garza is throwing with some intensity from 75 feet on flat ground, manager Dale Sveum said, and the issues with the left lat strain finally appear to be gone.
That likely means throwing from a mound again in the next week or so for the first time since suffering the injury Feb. 17.
And, essentially, starting his spring training at that point.
Depending how soon into the stretching-out process the Cubs bring him back, Garza's return could come in the middle of May, Sveum said.
"I guess you could say he should be ready seven days after May 1 or seven days before," he said. "Probably the [former's] more realistic. … But obviously it could be the middle of May.
"It all depends. Are you going to build him up to maybe 85 pitches and send him out there? Is our bullpen able to handle a piggyback situation if it's 85 pitches or something like that for three innings or four innings, and you've got six innings to deal with after that? … There's so many things involved there."
Final thought
As top prospect Javy Baez was sent off to minor-league camp, Sveum compared him once again to a former teammate of his, All-Star Gary Sheffield.
"It's that kind of bat speed. It's that kind of violence that goes through the strike zone," said Sveum, who added that Sheffield was more polished at that age and had over 1,000 at-bats in the minors before breaking in.
Baez, 20, was respectful of the Cubs' decision, despite hitting .319 with six homers and a .745 slugging percentage (including an exhibition against Team Japan) and said he wasn't discouraged by the 1,000-at-bat reference.
"Everybody's got different stories," he said. "Mine's going to be mine."


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Julianne Hough shows off her stunning bikini body while going for a swim with boyfriend Ryan Seacrest in St. Barths. The 'Dancing with the Stars' pro went on a short hike with her 'American Idol' host boyfriend before stripped down to her bikini and jumping in the ocean with him.
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Karen Lewis needs to start putting out the teachers union fire
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Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis fires up the crowd at Union Park during the teachers strike in September 2012.
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Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis has created a monster.
Soothing that monster won't be easy.
Indeed, Lewis' rhetoric that Chicago Public Schools can't be trusted worked too well. Now teachers don't know a good deal when they see one.
Instead of breaking into a victory song when the CPS caved and gave up on many of its accountability demands, the union's House of Delegates opted to drag the strike out a couple of more days.
On Monday, a fed-up Mayor Rahm Emanuel went to court to force teachers to return to the classroom. His effort — clearly a day late and dollar short — turned out to be all bluster when a Cook County Circuit Court judge failed to issue an immediate temporary restraining order.
Frankly, for the mayor to portray the 6-day-old strike illegal at this point seems more like face-saving than leadership.
"The mayor is just mad. This African-American woman was able to run circles around him," said a 19-year veteran teacher who asked for anonymity.
No matter what side you are on, I think most people would agree if the union chief — and she's a tough cookie — thought the proposed contract language was acceptable, that should have been enough to walk teachers back into the classroom.
Aspects of the proposed deal, brokered after months of negotiations and the first school strike in 25 years, gave CTU a lot of what it was fighting for, including some job security for laid-off teachers and the opportunity for jobs for some teachers in the event their schools are subject to closings, turnarounds and phase-outs. CTU also defeated merit pay and forced CPS to return schools to the same calendar.
The proposed contract also puts in language that protects teachers from "bullying by principals and managerial personnel."
The latter point alone should have been enough to have teachers doing the happy dance.
But Lewis couldn't seal the deal.
"Please write 'trust' in big giant letters because that's what the problem is," the union chief told reporters after announcing the strike wasn't over.
But that apparently was the union's strategy.
And because the conflicts between CTU and CPS were often framed in racial terms, the two sides have a long, long way to go before they get to trust.
Last February, CTU filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging the Board of Education's teacher layoffs unfairly impacted African-American teachers.
African-American teachers make up 29 percent of all CPS teachers but were 43 percent of those laid off last year, while white teachers were 47 percent of the total and 36 percent of the layoffs, according to the CTU.
Last school year, black students made up 41.6 percent of the district's students; white students were just 8.8 percent of the total.
During the debate over school closings a month later, Lewis joined the Rev. Jesse Jackson in denouncing the school board's decision to close 17 underperforming or turnaround schools as "education apartheid."
At the time, Emanuel dismissed the complaints as "noise around change," adding that for him, the worst discrimination was leaving kids in failing schools.
Now he knows better.
The worst discrimination is that most of CPS kids have been locked out of schools with few options. Some of them could go to grandma's house or to other relatives. Others had to be supervised by older siblings, and many more became instant latchkey kids.
As lawyers pointed out in the complaint, this school strike is affecting 355,000 CPS students. Because of the large number of students entitled to free or reduced lunch, the system is "facing massive food spoilage and the loss of approximately $1.25 million per day in USDA funding."
Additionally, for too many of the city's children, school is a safe haven — not only from the negative influences in their neighborhoods but from the negative goings-on in their homes.
Obviously two more days out of the classroom isn't likely to ruin lives. But this school strike is only partially about the fine print.
For months, teachers have been told they have been "belittled, betrayed, bullied" by the school board and the mayor's administration. Of course, they aren't happy to end up with a 3 percent raise in the first year and a longer school day.
But for union delegates to refuse to suspend the strike makes the union chief look like she's not leading.
After all, it was on Lewis to put out the fire and let healing begin.


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Niki Lauda says F1 will get a "super finish in Sao Paulo" and that when all is said and done it will be Sebastian Vettel who emerges victorious.
Vettel and Fernando Alonso have ensured a thrilling end to this year's World Championship as the protagonists are separated by just 10 points with 50 still to play for.
The triple World Champ, though, reckons when it is all over it is Vettel who will have his third World title as Ferrari's F2012 is no match for the German's RB8.
"Nothing has changed," Lauda told Austria's Osterreich newspaper.
"What Vettel had in Abu Dhabi, that mistake won't happen a second time.
"I believe Red Bull will have learned and will have everything technically perfect in the last two races.
"Then it will be up to Vettel - and he has the fastest car, I think he will remain World Champion."
As for Alonso, Lauda reckons he will "just carry on as before" because although he "does everything right, it is not enough because Ferrari cannot compete with Red Bull."
The Spaniard, though, will push it all the way to the very end with Lauda predicting a "super finish in Sao Paulo."
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Birmingham Museums Awarded £675,000 to help acquire Iconic Reynolds Work
12th June 2012
Director Ann Sumner today announces that Birmingham Museums has been awarded £675,000 by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to support the acquisition of Sir Joshua Reynolds iconic portrait of Dr John Ash.
The exquisite work, currently owned by Queen Elizabeth Birmingham Hospitals Charity, is on loan to Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. This acquisition will secure the painting for the city, to ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the masterpiece.
The portrait of Dr Ash by the celebrated 18th century portrait painter Reynolds is valued at £900,000. Professor Sumner comments, "We are absolutely delighted that HLF has supported us in the acquisition of this significant work. The portrait is arguably Reynolds' most elaborate and successful full-length institutional work. Its combined historic and artistic qualities make it one of the most important cultural icons of the city of Birmingham and a civic treasure. This is a great boost for Birmingham Museums, and we hope through a successful public fundraising appeal, we will be able to keep this impressive painting on display at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery."
In addition to the £675,000 from the HLF, Birmingham Museums has raised £175,000 through grants from organisations including The Art Fund, the Museum Development Trust and the Friends of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Professor Sumner continues, "We are now working to raise £50,000 though a public appeal in order to save the picture for the people of Birmingham."
Reyahn King, Head of the Heritage Lottery Fund for the West Midlands said: "This painting has significant importance for the city's heritage, and we are delighted to be able to help with this grant to keep it here where it belongs. In addition to funding the acquisition, we are also enabling Birmingham Museums to run an exciting programme of events and activities for people of all ages around the portrait, from talks and demos about 18th century medicine to family storytelling, conservation and painting techniques workshops and site visits for schools so that everyone can learn the special place Dr Ash has in Birmingham's history."
Dr Stephen Deuchar, Director of The Art Fund commented: "This important painting is embedded in the culture and history of Birmingham and quite simply belongs with Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. We really hope that people dig deep and support the appeal: it truly deserves to succeed!"
John Ash (1723 – 98) was an eminent physician who built up a successful medical practice from his house in Temple Row in Birmingham. Ash was a co-founder of the Birmingham General Hospital, and the portrait commissioned by the governors of the Hospital in honour of his services to the people of Birmingham. The first instalment of 100 guineas (half payment) was paid to Reynolds by George Birch on behalf of the governors in April 1788. The eleven sittings with Ash are recorded in the artist's pocket book between 28th April and 7th July the same year.
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I updated the Coombs page.
I've been cross-referencing between my Reunion database and my Ancestry.com account. (After that I will go back through my old papers and scan old photos. Such is the joy of a new computer!) Anyway, I found a birth date for my great-uncle Henry Francis Coombs — it was right there in the Social Security Death Index. He was born in 1898.
For years I had believed, and had been told, that my grandmother was the eldest child in her family, and that there was a ten year gap between her birth and that of her nearest sibling. There was a lot of speculation about this. One aunt told me that my great-grandfather had run away to England where he had a whole second family. (But not so, as he turns up in a directory of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland residents.) There was other speculation about how my grandmother had been so much older that she was really a second mother to her siblings and helped to raise them, and perhaps that's why she was eager to emigrate on her own as a young woman. But finding Frank's birth date ruins all that speculation, because he was born just three years after his sister, and there is no long gap of a missing husband and a decade-older sister.
The other story about the Coombs family is that it is somehow closely related to England. I can't find anyone in it who was born in England. The family probably originated in England, but they emigrated to Newfoundland in the 18th century. I wonder now if the emphasis on being English wasn't really just local politics about distinguishing themselves from the Irish, whether the Irish of Newfoundland or the Irish immigrants of Boston? My grandmother wasn't always embracing of other immigrant groups. She used to tell me the story of how when she was a young immigrant she worked in a shoe factory in Lynn, Massachusetts, commuting on the train every day from her home in East Boston. She said she hated the commute because the trains were full of Italian immigrant men who groped her and stank of garlic — it made her hate garlic, she said. (I don't know where the Italian men were headed, maybe to work in the quarries of Essex County?) On a more positive note, my grandmother told me how she learned everything from the woman who worked beside her on the sewing assembly line: the woman told her how to do the job, and where to shop, and how to make cake. She said she brought all her questions to her coworker and was so grateful for her help. But then that raises the question of why she didn't just ask her aunt with whom she was boarding? Or brainstorm with the best friend with whom she'd emigrated? I think sometimes there was a happy spin put on memories of what were really pretty tough times.
I found some photos of the shoe factories in Lynn, although they may be a bit earlier than when my grandmother was there in the 1920s. The photos are by early woman photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston and are now in the Library of Congress.


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Paul di Resta revealed he is struggling to work out what went wrong in qualifying after failing to make the cut to progress to Q2 in Hungary.
The Scot will line-up 18th on Sunday's grid after lacking the pace to make it out of the first qualifying segment.
Di Rest could only manage a 1:22.043, which was four-tenths short of what was needed to make it through.
"I can't work it out," he told Sky Sports F1.
"We made some progress ahead of qualifying and went a second quicker than we did on the medium all weekend which I thought was looking very positive. We then put a set of the soft tyres on and only found six tenths instead of the 2.2 seconds that we should find.
"I think everyone within the whole team is confused. We can't work why that should be a big performance delta. It is almost like it is a different compound in tyre. We will have to do something special for tomorrow.
"You have to stay positive. That is by far the worst we have been in qualifying - I know we have had some hiccups, but that genuinely just wasn't there for some reason, but yet we are far better on the other compound. So I think we will just leave that with a big question mark and head into tomorrow as another day."
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