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Taxonomy of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria News:
Retirement Announcements
The ISPP Committee on the Taxonomy of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria (CTPPB) announces the retirement of two esteemed committee members, Drs. David Stead and Timothy Denny. The committee took nominations and added two new members (T. Coutinho and X. Li) in 2013 in anticipation of these retirements. The ISPP-CTPPB asks readers to join them in thanking Drs. David Stead and Timothy Denny for their combined 35 years of meaningful service to the ISPP
Dr. David Stead was born in Yorkshire, UK and from about the age of 9 he had a dilemma, as he wanted to become a plant biochemist and work in an African National Park. Plant pathology became the vehicle for his dreams. He received his B.Sc. in Microbiology at the then Chelsea College of Science and Technology, followed by a Ph.D. for work on potato blackleg and soft rot with Prof. RKS Wood at Imperial College. Both degrees had their "fair share of biochemistry." He took a break from biochemistry to teach crop pathology and microbiology at the University of Malawi for eight years. His plant pathology expertise extended to studying elephant damage in woodlands in a local National Park. He returned to the UK as Plant Bacteriologist at the Plant Pathology Laboratory in Harpenden where he provided diagnostic services for bacterial plant pathogens, curated the National Collection of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria (NCPPB) and conducted research relevant to controlling diseases and to improve diagnostic methods. David worked much of his career on potato ring rot and brown rot and he particularly enjoyed working with colleagues in the European Union to develop Control Directives for both of these economically important diseases. His research into improved diagnostics resulted in pioneering the use of fatty acid profiling and real time PCR for routine use and his broad experience from running the diagnostic clinic enabled him to write a book on diagnosis of bacterial diseases with his predecessor, Ron Lelliott. In 2009, Dr. Stead retired as the Head of Microbiology at the Central Science Laboratory in York, UK. David actively served as a member of the ISPP - CTPPB for 22 years (since 1992). His leadership during the transition between conveners of the committee (2001 and 2007) was invaluable to the smooth running of the committee and accuracy of our publications. The committee is grateful that David maintained his membership on the ISPP – CTPPB for an additional five years during his retirement. Additionally, David reports that he has metamorphosed into an amateur entomologist, specialising in moth identification and confesses "Once a taxonomist, always a taxonomist".
Dr. Timothy Denny retired from the Department of Plant Pathology of the University of Georgia on April 1, 2014. His early training was in botany, receiving a B.S. degree in 1975 from Duke University. He received a Ph.D. in plant pathology from Cornell University in 1983 under the direction of Hans Van Etten where he was the first to characterize non-degradative tolerance of phytoalexins by fungi. Tim joined the University of Georgia faculty in 1984 was and promoted to Professor in 1998. He made significant contributions to molecular diversity of Pseudomonas syringae before focusing his research on genetic and biochemical mechanisms that enable Ralstonia solanacearum to cause lethal wilting diseases. His laboratory explored factors influencing the pathogen's ability to colonize plants including motility, the role of extracellular enzymes and polysaccharides, and the role of the type II system to secrete extracellular proteins important to colonization. Studies on the pathogen's modulation of gene expression for survival and pathogenesis lead to discovery of the reversible phenotype conversion of R. solanacearum, whereby the pathogen uses a complex regulatory cascade to coordinately control many traits for virulence and survival in response to 3-hydroxy palmitic acid methyl ester, a unique autoinducer. He served phytobacterologists worldwide as both an associate and senior editor for Phytopathology, an associate editor for Molecular Plant Microbe Interactions. In conjunction with his long time collaborator, Dr. Mark Schell, he was awarded the UGA Creative Research Medal in 1998 and was selected as an APS Fellow in 2002. Tim used his expertise to monitor changes in Pseudomonas and Ralstonia nomenclature for the ISPP – CTPPB since 2005. He always raised insightful questions, found obscure proposals for new names, and was a great help in finalizing the formatting for the Lists of Names published during his tenure.
The ISPP-CTPPB has published an up-date of the "List of Names of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria. The citation for this publication is Bull, C.T., Coutinho, T.A., Denny, T.P., Firrao, G., Fischer-Le Saux, M., Li, X., Saddler, G.S., Scortichini, M., Stead, D.E., Takikawa, Y. List Of New Names Of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria (2011-2012) Journal of Plant Pathology 96:223-226 (2014) and is available at http://sipav.org/main/jpp/index.php/jpp/article/view/3127
Please contact the convener firstname.lastname@example.com with questions about this or other lists (below).
Publications:Bull, C. T., S.H. De Boer, T.P. Denny, G. Firrao, M. Fischer-Le Saux, G.S. Saddler, M. Scortichini, D.E. Stead, Y. Takikawa. 2012. List of New Names of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria (2008-2010). Journal of Plant Pathology 94 (1), 21-27. doi: 10.4454/jpp.fa.2011.003. http://sipav.org/main/jpp/index.php/jpp/article/view/2437Bull, C. T., S.H. De Boer, T.P. Denny, G. Firrao, M. Fischer-Le Saux, G.S. Saddler, M. Scortichini, D.E. Stead, Y. Takikawa, 2010. COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF NAMES OF PLANT PATHOGENIC BACTERIA, 1980-2007. Journal of Plant Pathology 92:551-592.Download PDF <http://www.isppweb.org/SMC_Files/Bull%20et%20al.%202010%20JPP%20List.pdf> Bull, C. T., S.H. De Boer, T.P. Denny, G. Firrao, M. Fischer-Le Saux, G.S. Saddler, M. Scortichini, D.E. Stead, Y. Takikawa,. 2008. Demystifying Nomenclature of Bacterial Plant Pathogens Journal of Plant Pathology 90:403-417. Download PDF <http://www.isppweb.org/SMC_Files/Bull%20et%20al%202008%20InvitedReview_403.pdf>
Taxonomy of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria - Committee members:
C.T. Bull (Convener), US Department of Agriculture, 1636 E Alisal Street, Salinas, CA 93905, USA e-mail:
T.A. Coutinho, Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute (FABI), University of Pretoria, Pretoria 0002, South Africa email:
T.P. Denny, University of Georgia, Plant Pathology Department, Plant Science Building, Athens, GA 30602-7274, USA e-mail:
G. Firrao, Dipartimento di Biologia Applicata alla Difesa delle Piante, Universita, via Scienze 208, 33100 Udine, Italy e-mail:
M. Fischer-Le Saux, UMR de Pathologie Vegetale, INRA, BP 60057, 49071 Beaucouze Cedex, France e-mail:
X. Li, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Charlottetown Laboratory, 93 Mount Edward Road, Charlottetown, PE C1A 5T1, Canada email:
G.E. Saddler, Scottish Agricultural Science Agency, 1 Roddinglaw Road, Edinburgh, EH12 9FJ, Scotland, United Kingdom e-mail:
M. Scortichini, C.R.A. - Istituto Sperimentale per la Frutticoltura, Via di Fioranello, 52, 00134 Roma, Italy e-mail:
Y. Takikawa, Faculty of Agriculture, Shizuoka University, 836 Ohya, Shizuoka 422-8529, Japan e-mail:


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There will be no city elections in Presho, Kenenbec or Reliance in April due to lack of nominating petitions.
In Presho, Angela Ehlers, WARD III and Bill Lengkeek, WARD I were the only current city council members to file valid nominating petitions for 2-year terms on the City Council. Lengkeek had been appointed last year to fill a vacancy until the next election and with no challenger, he will take that office in May. Ehlers will be sworn in for another term, also.
Darrin Mayer, Ward II and Cody Volmer, Ward III were also appointed in the past year to fill vacancies up until the next election. Neither Mayer or Volmer filed a petition.
The council could appoint Mayer and Volmer to continue to serve in their respective Wards until the next election in 2013 or appoint someone else to serve at their reorganzation meeting.
In Kennebec nominating petitions from current townboard members Travis Almond and Michelle Langenbau were the only ones filed with the finance officer.
Ron McManus was the only person to file a nominating petition for the Reliance town board.
The reorganization meetings of cities and towns will be in May.
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The digital economy offers a framework to develop transport solutions for disabled and older people that support mobility, enabling the maintenance of lifestyle choices and inclusion in new activities.
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We've developed these free templates specifically for small farm financial planning. Use them for general or annual financial planning, to accompany a business plan, or to meet the requirements for financial statements as listed on The Carrot Project's loan application checklist. The monthly templates are most useful for looking at 12 months of your business in detail, while the yearly templates are most useful for summarizing multiple years.
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State Agricultural Business Guides
Many states have guides to running an agricultural business in that state that include information on state regulations, zoning, business and tax obligations, and resources for farmers.
(CT) Connecticut Agricultural Business Management Guide
(VT) A Legal Guide to the Business of Farming in Vermont
(MA) MA does not have an official state guide, but the New Entry Sustainable Farming Project has a Massachusetts Agricultural Resource Guide.
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Both classroom and online courses exist to help you write a business plan. If there is no course in your area, there are online courses and templates you may use.
(M/S) The Northeast Beginning Farmers Project, from Cornell University's Small Farms Program, hosts online courses each winter. Topics include: Financial Record Keeping, Writing a Marketing Plan, and Understanding the Business, Regulatory and Tax Implications of farming
(NY) Hawthorne Valley Farm's Hudson Valley Farm Beginnings Program offers a Whole Farm Planning Course each winter which includes developing enterprise budgets, an income and expense plan, and a marketing & pricing strategy.
(MA) The MA Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) hosts three types of courses each winter for farmers at various stages of business planning
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(ME) The Department of Food, Agriculture and Rural Resources offers Agricultural Business Development Courses including the FASTTRAC business training program and the NxLevel agricultural business planning program
(RI) Rhode Island's Department of Environmental Management Division of Agriculture offers grants through its Farm Viability Program
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(M/S) Start2Farm.gov offers a roundup of Business Planning and also a guide to Finding Financing
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(ME) UME Cooperative Extension's Tori Jackson works primarily in Androscoggin and Sagadahoc Counties, but also provides business assistance statewide. A popular link is their Small Business Education website and the most popular link is to the Virtual Resource Library
(NH) University of New Hampshire's Cooperative Extension provides various agricultural business management resources
(VT) University of Vermont's Cooperative Extension offers Ag & Farm Management Resources and a Risk Management Blog and general business management and planning tools
(MA) University of Massachusetts' Cooperative Extension offers a guide to its services
(NY) Cornell University's Small Farms Program offers Business Management Resources
(CT) The University of Connecticut's Cooperative Extension Service has a Farm Risk Management and Resource Library offers a variety of links that appeal to different types of farmers, and provides information for different skill levels
Small Business Development Centers
(M/S) Small Business Development Centers are located around the country and provide business planning assistance to all types of small businesses. Their services are free or low cost. Even if an office does not have agricultural expertise, they can still be of assistance in helping to put your business plan and financials together.
(NH) New Hampshire Small Business Development Centers
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Business Planning Organizations & Consultants
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(M/S) Land for Good helps with a variety of land transfer needs for farmers, including evaluating parcels for the suitability of a given farm, helping to package applications or responses to calls for proposals for land, and working with parties in the land transfer process to ensure a successful transition
(NY) The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corporation offers detailed business planning services in the Hudson Valley, mostly in Columbia, Dutchess, Orange and Ulster Counties, but they may also work in nearby areas on a fee for service basis. They will work with any type of farm or agriculture-related business, of any business size. Start by inquiring about their Incubator Without Walls program
(M/S) Julia Shanks Food Consulting works with food and agricultural entrepreneurs to help them achieve and maintain financial sustainability. She offers both direct consulting services and a plethora of other tools for entrepeneurs, including video tutorials and downloadable templates. Businesses can access Julia Shanks' consulting services by inquiring to her directly or through The Carrot Project's business and financial technical assistance program.
Other Technical Assistance and Resources
(M/S) The Northeast Beginning Farmers Project, from Cornell University's Small Farms Program hosts a map containing technical assistance providers from Maine through Maryland, broken out by provider category. Start with the 'Business Planning' category
(M/S) The Legal Services Food Hub, a project of the Conservation Law Foundation, provides transactional documents related to farm and food enterprises, including incorporation papers, contracts, leases, sales/purchases, etc.
(M/S) The Rural Advancement Foundation International has a Guide to Agricultural Credit
(M/S) An excellent blog which offers comprehensive resources on Bookkeeping and Other Basics; Cash Flow Budgeting and Managing Debt; Small Farm and Ranch Income Taxes, and more. This blog, packed with useful information, is put together by Poppy Davis, National Program Leader, Small Farms & Beginning Farmers & Ranchers at the USDA Office of Advocacy and Outreach
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(M/S) The Women's Agricultural Network (WAgN) exists in many states and partners to offer courses, workshops and other educational and networking opportunities. WAgN CT, WAgN VT
(VT) The Vermont New Farmer Project through UVM offers technical assistance and has a comprehensive Resource Guide
(VT) Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (VHCB) offers a list of Farm Business Development Programs in Vermont
(VT) Micro-Business Development Program provides technical assistance and training for low to moderate income Vermonters planning to start or expand a small business
Risk and Disaster Management
Farmers' Legal Action Group provides disaster assistance resources including a Farmers' Guide to Disaster Assistance
Farm-Risk-Plans.usda.gov The USDA Risk Management Agency's website designed to walk small to medium scale farmers or ranchers through every step of business and risk management planning. It will support farmers and ranchers who are starting a new business, managing or growing an existing business, or planning for succession
Farm Aid has a Family Farm Disaster Relief Fund, a Hotline, and a listing of Disaster Assistance
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"Mud, rain and malaria be damned."
We once built a road through Burma's monsoons and mud, malarial mosquitoes, dense jungles and enemy fire, and some of the most hostile terrain road builders ever faced.
I found a reference to it recently and it made me stop. As we sit in stall mode, I worry sometimes that the public is losing touch with what American road engineers and road builders can do. The Ledo Road builders would tell us, "Hey, you want to know what we can do? Well, this is what we can do!"
The Ledo Road was built to supply China during World War Two. The Japanese invasion of Burma in the months after the December, 1941, Pearl Harbor attack had cut off U.S. allies India and China. American forces flew in supplies over the Himalayan Mountains from India, but also decided to build a road.
It began in Ledo, in eastern India. More than 15,000 Americans in uniform were assigned to build the 478-mile road, more than 60 percent of them African-Americans, with the help of 35,000 local people. More than 1,000 Americans died building that road.
Few, if any, major roads can have been harder to plan, design, engineer and build. There were no reliable records, maps, statistics, surveys or soil analysis. Aggregate was hard to come by and had to be hauled from riverbeds. Logs were cut and made into bridge or road surfaces. Massive amounts of earth had to be moved. Torrential monsoon downpours destroyed miles of work that had to be redone. Bulldozers cleared lakes of deep sloppy road mud by dragging logs across it. Ledo Road builders bridged 10 major rivers and crossed more than 150 streams. A two-mile wooden causeway traversed one major swamp. Malaria was everywhere.
Four-inch pipelines were built as the road progressed, fueling and lubricating the equipment which came from America by sea and unreliable rail. Bulldozers carried welded-on armor plating and a shotgun guard, so close was fighting. The first hundred miles ran through Hell Pass. Steep, high and narrow, the pass road also often fell away into sheer drops into the rainforest on either side. Series of back and forth hairpins were built to carry steep grades, and to run across mountain ridges.
The road finally linked up to the old Burma Road into China after being built at a mile a day.
General Lewis A. Pick, the Virginian in command, called it the toughest job ever given to U.S. Army engineers in wartime. "This road is going to be built," he said, "mud, rain and malaria be damned."
This is what we can do.
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Any new suggestions for leaf rollers? I have had a terrible time with them this year... It seems to be getting worse (mid summer to now-fall)I've tried different insecticides and every nite I cut off the affected leaves but new ones keep appearing. How can I get rid of them so they won't come back next year? I live in Shreveport, LA. |
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What are leaf rollers? Pictures please so I know next time. |
- Posted by lovelyiris 7B (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Oct 20, 08 at 1:12
They are actually a moth that lays her eggs on canna leafs, seals the leaves with a sticky web substance and make for unsightly cannas. I have a couple of questions Lanurse. Do you have alot of other blooming flowers around your yard. When you grow a butterfly garden like I do, or you have alot of other plants blooming the butterflies will come to your yard. Along with them a bunch of the moths come. This year has been terrible trying to fight them and stay ahead. I have cannas everywhere and it has been a chore for me. They go through several different laying periods and if you can break the cycle your way ahead of the game. As for me I never could get them in control. I spent hours and hours walking around, unrolling the leaves, squashing the little boogers and cutting leaves off every day. I hope that your burning everything as your cutting the leaves off. If not they just go ahead and live. The grow and then fly away to start the cycle all over again. I think you will probably have to spray every 2 to 3 weeks to keep them in control. If your lucky and can break the cycle you may be able to get rid of them. But I wouldn't hold my breath. Since it is so late in the year and the weather is turning cooler at night I wouldn't worry too much about them. Just be sure to cut them all down to the ground after or right before the first frost and BURN EVERYTHING. Then stay on some kind of spraying schedule next spring. Do not wait until you see a bunch of them on your cannas to start your spraying. Good luck and let us know how things turn out. |
- Posted by fatbaldguy 5b (My Page) on Thu, Oct 23, 08 at 12:06
Look into using rotenone as a broad spectrum insecticide. It is organic, has a short half-life, and is very effective. |
- Posted by canna2grow z7 AR (My Page) on Thu, Oct 23, 08 at 23:45
The leaf roller question seems to be an often discussed issue. Those of us growing in the Southern third or half of the U.S. can and most assuredly will deal with this issue. Those growing cannas in the northern half of the country tend to see little or only moderate infestations of the canna leaf roller. The options each have are typically related to location. Many of our more northern gardeners can take a more environmentally friendly approach and try Bt (bacteria thuringiensis) or other bio-control agent once the problem becomes evident. Southern canna growers can choose to contend and accept the leaf roller decimation or learn to safely use a good systemic insecticide such as Orthene (acephate). For the deep southern grower, they need to start early and spray regularly on a 10 day or two week cycle. Total control might require a once a week application up until near the first frost or plant dieback. Contact insecticides are basically useless for control of the canna leaf roller. Regards, Kent |
- Posted by sylviatexas z8a Tx (My Page) on Fri, Oct 24, 08 at 17:32
BT or trichogramma wasps will do it! |
- Posted by funinthesunincl Z9 TX Gulf Coast (My Page) on Sun, Nov 2, 08 at 10:00
Kent: "Contact insecticides are basically useless for control of the canna leaf roller. Regards, Kent" What is a contact insecticide? And Sylvia...you recommend BT -- do you use the BT that is in a mosquito dunk? Or what form and manufacturer do you use? I have some of my 'prized cannas', like Pink Sunburst, in a couple of big pots. Since I live in Houston, we generally leave our cannas in the ground. Would we have a better 'handle' of leaf rollers if I took them out of the dirt/pots in the winter, cut them back, cleaned them off, and stored them in some other medium than dirt? Should I spray them when they are out of the dirt? I would appreciate any suggestions! Thanks in advance!!! Mary Jane |
- Posted by canna2grow z7 AR (My Page) on Mon, Nov 3, 08 at 18:32
Mary Jane, Thank you for signing your note. Contact insecticides typically must be able to come into physical contact with the pest to be effective. Many of our typical household sprays such as 'Raid Flying Insect Killer' or 'Hot Shot Roach & Ant Killer' are typical contact insecticides. You will find the same type of insecticides available for our plants and gardens. Many of our outdoor contact insecticides rapidly become diluted or their effectiveness is inhibited by our inability to apply the product in a manner that makes pest contact. Regards, |
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The Campaign for Black Male Achievement looks at black men and boys not as problems to be fixed but as individuals with potential.
The enormous, centuries-old Berlin City Palace was badly damaged by Allied bombs in World War II. But now Wilhelm von Boddien's dream that it rise again as a cultural landmark is coming true.
The urban drainage system of Los Angeles can never quite look like wild creeks, but restoring some capacity to store, slow, and filter water fixes many problems at once.
Surprising and unorthodox strategies – board games, nail salons, membership health clinics – are showing promising results in addressing the needs of those in extreme poverty.
In novels and films Harry Potter stands up for vulnerable people. Members of the real-world Harry Potter Alliance now have gotten Fair Trade certification for products sold in their hero's name.
In India, one man's idea to double salaries and let artisans work from home has created a positive ripple effect across five states.
The Raţiu Center advocates for human rights, accountability among public officials, and the participation of youths in civil society.
Innovative projects are trying to help feed the world's booming cities by farming in urban spaces, including high above, and far beneath, busy streets.
A DR Congo soccer fan watches the African Cup of Nations Group B soccer match between DR Congo and Tunisia in Bata, Equatorial Guinea, Monday.
Surprising and unorthodox strategies – board games, nail salons, membership health clinics – are showing promising results in addressing the needs of those in extreme poverty.
'Food Chains,' a film documentary, chronicles how Florida's tomato pickers were able to work with food companies to raise pay and improve working conditions.
Aliquippa, Pa., faces tough economic challenges. But scores of people of all faiths are working together to help resurrect it.
Young Americans are more serious about giving back through volunteering than were their parents, an AP poll finds.
As 2015 dawns, the West African community in Dallas is no longer the focus of Ebola fears. It can turn its attention to helping those in need in places like Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
The World of Timber business is a rare example of reconciliation between warring factions in Colombia's five-decade war that has killed 200,000 people and displaced 6 million.
Armel Nibasumba is committing his life to helping end the ethnic tensions that led to the deaths of more than 1 million Africans.
Check out this short video of a Ugandan teenager just 10 weeks into a sign language program.
A historical schooner is now a unique classroom that offers hands-on learning and life lessons.
In White Plains, N.Y., local police stepped in to save a family's Christmas after their gifts were stolen. It turns out, that's not so unusual.


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In the past with NetWare we could use Remote Manager to see what user had a file locked, and clear the connection. How is this accomplished for an NSS volume hosted on OES2 Linux?
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This can be done with the 'ncpcon' command from the command-line. The interface isn't nearly as good as NRM, but at least it is there. There may be other ways. |
This actually CAN be done in NORM, its just not intuitive. You can find it under manage NCP shares then click on the I icon where you've usually find the inventory information. |


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PSA International has divested its entire stake in a container terminal facility at India's Port of Kolkata.
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10 Jul 2014
The volume of containers shipped via major ports in India climbed nearly 4 percent year-over-year from April to June, the first quarter of fiscal year 2014-15, showing signs of a slight turnaround in global trade.
11 Jun 2014
State-owned major ports in India recorded moderate levels of container throughput growth during April and May.
12 May 2014
Container throughput at major ports in India climbed 3.71 percent year-over-year in April.
05 Apr 2014
The volume of export and import containers handled at major ports in India slid 3 percent year-over-year in fiscal year 2013-14, from April 2013 to March 2014, but total cargo tonnage inched up 1.78 percent, according to the latest traffic data released by the Indian Ports Association.
09 Mar 2014
PSA International, through its wholly owned subsidiary PSA Bharat Investments, has won a container-handling contract at India's Kolkata Port, helping the Singapore-based terminal operator consolidate operations in the eastern cargo gateway.
12 Feb 2014
The number of containers shipped via major ports in India slipped 4 percent year-over-year in the first 10 months of fiscal year 2013-14, but overall cargo tonnage inched up 1.4 percent, according to the latest traffic data released by the Indian Ports Association.
06 Feb 2014
The Indian government has approved plans to develop five new cargo terminals, including four major container facilities, at various state-owned ports through public-private partnerships, as part of its $110 billion port capacity-building program.
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The Oregon men's basketball (13-4, 1-4 Pac-12) team all agreed it was time for a change on the defensive end following their loss to Stanford last week. And for the most part, it came into fruition against their in-state rival Beavers (10-7, 2-3) at Gill Coliseum tonight. But in combination with giving up seven three-pointers and uncontested put backs in crucial situations, the Ducks didn't give themselves much of a chance to win. The mental state of the Ducks is at an all-time low at the moment and no one quite knows what to do at this point except move forward.
The Ducks have now dropped four straight Pac-12 games and now rank 10th in the conference with a 1-4 record following their 80-72 loss to the Beavers. They entered Pac-12 play with a perfect 13-0 record.
"Everybody is really down," Dana Altman said. "We've really struggled these past two weeks and have been tough on the guys. So there was no reason to pile on (post game frustrations)."
The formula for failure hasn't changed for the Ducks during their now four-game losing streak. Defense and rebounding have been recurring problems throughout the season and they have continually led to their demise since beginning conference play. The lack of a big man has been a legitimate concern for the Ducks all season, but their attention to detail on the defensive end has been the elephant in the room that simply hasn't gone away.
"It hurts," Johnathan Loyd said after the game. "Trying to move on. We're in a tough spot right now, just going to try to get a win and that's all we can do. We're not doing the little things: we're not rebounding the ball, not paying attention to tendencies and letting people do what they want to do, so it's just some things we got to fix."
Defense wasn't necessarily the fault for tonight's loss and the Ducks appeared to make a subtle improvement in their weakest area. It was the offense that let down this game and it came in the lone game where their defense actually gave them a chance to win the game.
"We made a couple (good stops), but then, there we go, we had our lapses again," Loyd said. "We still play defense in spurts. We don't play full 40 minutes yet, we don't play hard the whole time, so it's just some of the stuff we got to get by."
Heading into the game, the Ducks ranked second in the nation in points per game. Tonight, they tied their conference season-low in points scored with 70 and finished the game shooting 37.9 percent.
"We didn't shoot it well at all," Loyd said. "We got to work on penetrating, kicking, we only had six assists tonight, so offensively, we didn't play very well. We didn't play well at all, period."
Like their previous three games, the Ducks fell behind early and played catch-up for the remainder of the game. In addition to the 5-7 shooting from behind the arc, the Beavers out rebounded the Ducks 25-16 in the first half. Couple that with the Ducks shooting 32.3 percent from the floor and the Ducks found themselves trailing 37-30 at the break following a mini run to end the half. Joseph Young was also held to just two points on 1-5 shooting in the first half.
"Offensively the first half, we had a bunch of guys just trying to do it on their own," Altman said. "They (Beavers) had a lot of confidence in their offense, our ball movement was not very good, took a lot of bad shots and got ourselves down."
In the second half, the Ducks made a conscious effort to slow down the Beaver offense and they managed to do it in spurts. Aside from some of the uncontested back door layups they allowed down the stretch, the Ducks did see the Beaver's shooting percentage drizzle down to 45.1 by the end of the game. Had the Ducks figured out a way to close a manageable single digit gap in the closing minutes of the game, they might have just walked out of the building with their second win in Pac-12 play.
"I thought in the second half we played better," Altman said. "Our ball movement still wasn't the same and we just didn't shoot it well. Joe (Young) goes 2-9, Dotson didn't shoot it well, Mike didn't shoot it well, so guys that have produced. I think a little bit of that was pressure; trying to get it going and so I told them after the game, (we) can't change the last two weeks, really had a bad two weeks, we've lost four games, but we're a better basketball team, I truly believe that."
With 1:51 to go, the Ducks were trailing 71-66 and had a chance to cut it to three following a Damyean Dotson steal, but it was quickly halted by a turnover as he lost his footing on the break. This was the closest the Ducks would get for the rest of the game.
Leading the way for the Ducks were Jason Calliste and Richard Amardi. Calliste finished with a team-high 17 points and three steals, while Amardi finished with 13 points and six rebounds. The two helped ease the dismal performances from Mike Moser and Joseph Young, who combined for just 13 points on 5-24 shooting.Also helping the Ducks was Ben Carter who in addition to contributing 11 points and two rebounds, helped the Ducks stay in the game on both ends of the floor during his productive 16 minutes.
For the Beavers it were Roberto Nelson (leading scorer) and Eric Moreland leading the way. Nelson finished with a game-high 22 points and four rebounds, while Moreland finished with the lone double-double of the game with 15 points and 13 rebounds. Angus Brandt was also key for the Beavers tonight as he added 14 points and five rebounds of his own. Early in the second half, Brandt recorded eight points in four minutes and helped the Beavers maintain their lead.
The Ducks will now take a couple of days off before traveling to Pullman, Wash. to take on a Washington State team that is coming off a loss to California. This will be the Ducks second of three road games before they head back home for their matchup against No. 25 UCLA. Game time is set for a 7 p.m. PST start at the Wallis Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum.
"Each loss gets tougher and tougher to get out of this hole we're digging," Loyd said. "This is four in a row, so we're just trying to put it behind us and just try and keep moving forward. We're not going to waste any energy on what has happened, we're just going to keep putting all our energy on going forward and just trying to get this win so we can get out of this hole."
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Date: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Time: 5:00pm - 6:30pm Location: University Library on the 3rd floor
Thursday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Round Table Pizza Parlor next to Safeway Pizza and Pedagogy (a time to get together to discuss challenges, questions, and successes related to CTW 1 this term)
Wednesday, November 2 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Fall Poetry Reading: Kirk Glaser and Claudia Monpere McIsaac from our department and SCU Chancellor Bill Rewak will be reading their poetry for the campus and beyond's enjoyment.
Location: Fess Parker Studio
Thursday, October 27 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Round Table Pizza Parlor, next to Safeway. Pizza and Pedagogy with the Professors
Tuesday, October 25 @ 11:45 am – 1:00 pm Nobili Dining Hall
Tuesday, October 11 from 12-1 pm Michelle Burnham will be the first scholar presenting at the Working Scholars Brown Bag. Please bring your own lunch; drinks will be provided.
CONGRATULATIONS to Canterbury Scholar Senior Ainsley Kelly for not just publication of her poem "Firestorm" in the Sigma Tau Delta creative writing journal but receipt of the first place prize in the category of poetry, for which she will receive a monetary award. She just learned this information at the end of August.
CONGRATULATIONS to Rebekah Bloyd, who just learned at the end of the day of our retreat that her poetry "Mother & Son" and "Her Brother," submitted to Narrative, is one of the ten finalists in its Third Annual Poetry Contest. She too will receive a monetary award.
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Oliver will be 10 months old on September 16. We will be celebrating his 1st birthday in a couple of months. Jessica and Kevin are enjoying parenthood. Oliver is a wonderful baby and a joy to watch grow and learn each day. To catch up on Oliver updates, stop by room 209.
Jefferson was born in Stockton California, the youngest of seven siblings. He attended California Polytechnic State University and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Graphic Communications.
His work has been in the tech industry for over 8 years. Jeff most recently worked at Catapult Direct Marketing in their web design and analytics group managing the needs of corporate clients as Senior Manager, Internet Marketing.
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James Oatley Tic Tok Chardonnay 2010
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It's a terrific example of modern Australian Chardonnay, where fruit and texture are the vital components, with oak playing a supporting role. Lovely pineapple and fresh fig flavors, creamy, spicy oak with a touch of vanilla and a long, textured finish.
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About James Oatley:
Bob Oatley's heritage goes back to the early days of the convict settlement in Sydney. Bob is a fifth generation Australian – a direct descendant of James Oatley, who was born in Warwickshire, England in 1770, the same year that Captain Cook discovered the east coast of Australia. James Oatley grew up to become a clockmaker but along the way was a little errant in his ways - he was found guilty of stealing bed linen. Unfortunately for him at the time – but you could say, fortunately for Bob and the family – his punishment was a life sentence, which meant being transported to Australia. He arrived in Sydney in 1815 just 27 years after the first fleet had sailed into Sydney Harbour. James Oatley's talents as a clockmaker were quickly recognised in the colony and he soon became its most highly regarded clock and watch maker. Officially pardoned in 1821 he was appointed Keeper of the Town Hall Clock by Governor Macquarie and commissioned to install the still functioning turret clock in the pediment of the Hyde Park Barracks on Macquarie Street. As part of his remuneration he received a number of land grants from Governor Brisbane, including a 300-acre lot that is now the southern Sydney suburb of Oatley. His lovely Long Case Clocks were purchased by prosperous and prominent colonial citizens, with fewer than two dozen still in existence. They trade on the antique market today for up to $500,000, but only rarely appear. Bob Oatley has crafted JAMES OATLEY TIC TOK as a tribute to his great great grandfather – five wines that reflect this proud Australian family's passion for achieving the highest quality in the pursuit of excellence.


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ABC News' Sarah Amos reports: President Clinton is trying a new strategy on the campaign trail today. Instead of just telling the crowds in Virginia why he is backing Hillary, he is letting the emails of others prove the support his wife is gathering across the country.
In Chesapeake, Va. and later in Richmond, the former President took the stage and began his speech by telling crowds how Sen. Clinton is the "underdog" of this election.
"She has been running basically since Iowa as the underdog — if you look at the coverage every time she wins, you can't tell whether she has won or not. But she just keeps on going," Clinton told a crowd of 2,000 in Chesapeake this morning.
Touting Hillary's underdog status is nothing new for this campaign, but Clinton went on to talk about the growing Internet support her campaign has gathered. That grass roots, Internet base is a group of people usually synonymous with the Obama campaign. But not any more, according to President Clinton.
"An interesting thing has happened after Super Tuesday. When the voters finally realized that because she has not broken through on the Internet" they stepped up, Clinton said, adding that "since the Feb. 5th election, almost $9 million has been given to her in small amounts over the Internet."
Just to make sure Clinton's point was clear, he then began reading some of the emails from the contributors aloud to the crowd.
"OK, I have never donated more than 20 bucks, and I am a very much in debt public school teacher. I challenge all of you to donate $100. Hillary will listen to teachers, she understands what we need to [do to] reform our education system," read one email.
Another said "We could go out to eat tonight; instead we are going to eat at home and give the money we saved to Hillary's campaign."
Clinton read a handful of the letters to the clapping audience, even cracking himself up as he read the line "Donating to Hillary makes me happier than a new pair of shoes," in the final email.


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The team at Snow Kreilich Architects recommends never taking subsurface conditions for granted.
Mithun talks about finding value in challenging program assumptions.
At Behnisch Architekten, there is never just one solution to any given problem.
Architerra believes that high-performance design strategies will become standard when all buildings display energy labels and the general public demands them.
Hanley Wood Sustainability Council members Vivian Loftness and Ellen Dunham-Jones explore the intersection of indoor environmental quality, sustainable communities, and health.
Portland-based SERA Architects talks about prioritizing the user and how setting performance goals creates a culture of success.
EHDD talks about how net-zero energy isn't a design goal; It's an operational goal that requires investment from the design team, owner, and users.
Twenty organizations from the building, construction, and design industry sign on to promote resilience across their memberships.
The "Happy" artist will no longer appear at the 2014 AIA National Convention in Chicago.
Kiss + Cathcart, Architects calls for "productive" architecture that does more good than harm.


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Sonia Gandhi Can be Mentor, Rahul Should Lead, Says Digvijaya Singh: Highlights
India | NDTV.com | Wednesday January 14, 2015
Senior leader Digvijaya Singh, in an exclusive interview with NDTV, said party vice-president Rahul Gandhi should assume "full-time" leadership of the Congress.
Rahul Asked Sonia Not to be PM, Claims Ex-Congressman Natwar Singh
India | Press Trust of India | Wednesday July 30, 2014
Sonia Gandhi declined to become the Prime Minister in 2004 because of strong opposition from her son Rahul, who was afraid she would be killed like his father and grandmother if she accepted the post, former External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh c...
Does Gujarat government's own data show Adani group got land cheap?
Election 2014 | Sreenivasan Jain with inputs from Niha Masih | Tuesday April 29, 2014
Under fire for receiving special favours from the Modi government in Gujarat, specifically for being sold land on the cheap for his massive port-cum-SEZ in Mundra along the Gujarat coast, businessman Gautam Adani said in an interview to NDTV that the...
Vadra part of corruption debate, not personal attack: Amit Shah to NDTV
Election 2014 | NDTV.com | Wednesday April 23, 2014
The BJP is fighting the Lok Sabha election based on the politics of performance, not polarisation, Narendra Modi's close aide Amit Shah said in an interview to NDTV.
Watch: It's BJP's manifesto, not a Modi-festo, MM Joshi tells NDTV
Election 2014 | NDTV.com | Thursday April 10, 2014
In an exclusive interview, chairman of the BJP's manifesto drafting committee Murli Manohar Joshi rejects Rahul Gandhi's charge of aping Congress manifesto.
Watch: I challenge Rahul Gandhi to a debate, Smriti Irani tells NDTV
Election 2014 | NDTV.com | Wednesday April 9, 2014
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, BJP's candidate in Amethi Smriti Irani challenges Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi to a debate but, she says, she doesn't think Rahul will accept her dare. She tells NDTV, Rahul Gandhi does not deserve to be a...
Op-ed: By targeting Narendra Modi for 2002, what does Rahul Gandhi accomplish?
Elections | Ashok Malik | Wednesday March 19, 2014
While his television interview a few weeks ago may have been a fiasco, Rahul Gandhi's interaction with the Press Trust of India (PTI) earlier this week certainly made a political point. Rather than loose thoughts on love, RTI and fresh air - usually ...
Op-ed: Rahul Gandhi, chief mascot of Modi-for-PM campaign
Opinion | Piyush Goyal | Monday February 24, 2014
It was a rare privilege to hear Rahul Gandhi speak during a television interview yesterday. I call it a privilege, given his darshan is rather hard to get even for his own party men, and even in Parliament - his attendance record is an abysmal 42%
Rahul Gandhi accuses Narendra Modi of 'abetting' Gujarat riots
India | Agencies | Wednesday January 29, 2014
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today said that Narendra Modi's government in Gujarat "abetted" the riots of 2002. Mr Gandhi's charge injected a tense new element into a general election campaign that has so far focused mainly on the economy and...
Rahul Gandhi's strongest hint yet that he will accept PM nomination
India | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Thursday February 6, 2014
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi has said that he is willing to accept any responsibility conferred upon him by his party. His remarks were made to Hindi newspaper Dainik Bhaskar.
Don't regret Narendra Modi comments, Amartya Sen tells NDTV: Full Transcript
India | NDTV.com | Friday July 26, 2013
Noted economist Amartya Sen, in an interview to NDTV on Thursday, defended himself over his remarks against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, saying that he did not think the Bharatiya Janata Party strongman would make a good Prime Minister. Mr S...
Priyanka Gandhi on her life and politics
India | Barkha Dutt | Thursday March 11, 2010
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Any of more than 790 fish species (order Anguilliformes) that are slender, elongated, and usually scaleless, with long dorsal and anal fins that are continuous around the tail tip. Eels are found in all seas, from coastal regions to the mid-depths. Freshwater eels are active, predaceous fish with small embedded scales; they grow to maturity in fresh water and return to the sea, where they spawn and die. The transparent young drift to the coast and make their way upstream. Freshwater eels, considered valuable food fish, include species ranging from 4 in. (10 cm) to about 11.5 ft (3.5 m) long. See also moray.
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"Everyone I make this for wants the recipe. I cut it in half using a beef shank instead of short ribs and it was excellent. Also I cut back on the penne a little. There was enough for two very generous or three smaller servings. Next time I make it I'm going to use the small sized penne. """


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So-So First Date? Why He Deserves A Second Chance
By Bobbi Palmer
I recommend that your mantra as you meet men be "discover, don't decide." Give your intuition a holiday and tune into what your grownup woman is saying. If you find yourself getting swept away and can't articulate why, then tap on the brakes for a while. He'll still be there when the grownup part of you decides he's got what it takes for you to be happy as partners.
A lasting relationship with a good guy is more likely to begin when you're clear about what you want and you allow yourself to see him as a real person. Dump your checklist and judge him based on the real stuff. After all, you're looking for a life partner not just a good date. Life and love with a real man is so much better than chasing after an elusive fantasy.


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Hey guys, so its been a while since I last posted, but I have lots of hopefully interesting posts planned for the next few weeks :) well here is just a post from london fashion weekend.
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Read Rusty Blackwell's comments on driving the 2008 Audi TT 2.0T DSG.
This is a very striking car, even if the shape may not be as pure as that of the more round original TT. This color, "sahara silver," has just a tint of tan to the silver that makes it stand out even more. The TT may seem horribly impractical, but there's a respectable amount of luggage space under the hatch, and I can actually sit behind myself in the back seat. OK, I'm only 5'6" and there's absolutely no headroom and my legs are cramped, but the rear seat is better than a Jaguar XK's and about the same as a Porsche 911's. Perfect for your briefcase and suitable for the occasional jockeylike passenger. Typical of Audi, the interior design and quality are superb; I particularly love the nicely integrated armrest/handbrake lever.
I haven't driven this car with the 3.2-liter V-6, but the familiar 2.0T DSG combo is a sweetheart, even though torque steer is abundant. Handling should be plenty sporty for most drivers, but discerning driving enthusiasts who regularly push their cars to the extreme edge should probably look elsewhere.


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Caroline Graham books list. Caroline Graham bibliography includes all books by Caroline Graham. Book list may include collections, editorial contributions, etc - any type of book or journal citing Caroline Graham as a writer should appear on this list, in alphabetical order. The full bibliography of the author Caroline Graham below includes book jacket images whenever possible. Depending on the writer and type of writing, this Caroline Graham reading list could include fiction, nonfiction, novels, literature, etc and may include a few different editions of a given book, though it is not a definitive list with regards to editions of book titles. This list is made up of many different items, including The Killings at Badger's Drift and Der Neid des Fremden. You may copy this fact-based list to build your own just like it, re-rank it to fit your opinions, then publish it to share it with your Facebook friends, Twitter followers or with any other social networks you use on a regular basis.
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The Envy of the Stranger
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Camilla and Charles
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Fire dance
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The Killings at Badger's Drift
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ghost in the machine
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Die Rätsel von Badger's Drift
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Ange de la mort
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Ein böses Ende
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Camilla Charles
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BMX-ers battle it out
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BMX star rider
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Camilla: The King's Mistress
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killings at Badger's Drift
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Death of a Hollow Man
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Un corbeau au presbytère
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Blutige Anfänger
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Death of a Hollow Man
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Death in Disguise
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Written in Blood
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A Place of Safety
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Requiem für einen Mörder
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Ein sicheres Versteck
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Faithful Unto Death (Chief Inspector Barnaby Mysteries
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Der Neid des Fremden
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Murder at Madingley Grange


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Camden Council calls for HS2 compensation audit
Fears compensation to people living on the HS2 high-speed rail route will be inadequate have prompted a council to call for an audit of the scheme.
Camden Council said compensation would cost more than £1bn in the borough, rather than the £400m suggested.
The Department for Transport (DfT) previously indicated £1.3bn would be used to compensate everyone affected.
In a statement it said: "We have not underestimated compensation costs nor have we set a cap."
Going 'above and beyond'Camden Council commissioned chartered surveyors Lambert Smith Hampton, Regeneris and Pell Frischmann to analyse the immediate costs of compensation regarding housing, businesses, education and transport.
The report concluded it would cost £429m to re-house more than 480 leaseholders and council tenants and £394m for businesses facing demolition or relocation.
Camden Council's payout figures
- Housing - £429.04m for re-housing leaseholders and council tenants.
- Business - £394.1m for demolition or relocation of commercial business
- Children's Services - £63.1m. Reduced numbers at Maria Fidelis school could result in a funding shortfall plus later relocating the school and stalled development of a school at Hawley Wharf.
- Transport - £36 million - due to delays caused
- Open spaces and culture - £87.50 million for the loss, re-provision and damage of open spaces.
Leader of the Labour-run council, Sarah Hayward, said: "It's time for a forensic audit and full parliamentary investigation so that if government push ahead with this scheme the public have full confidence that taxpayers' money is going to be spent wisely.
"I urge them to get around the table urgently to discuss adequate provision for the homes that will be bulldozed, businesses closed and schools disrupted."
The Department for Transport added: "We have yet to consult on which compensation package will be introduced but we are committed to fairly compensating those who are impacted with generous and comprehensive measures which go above and beyond what is required by law."
The project, currently expected to cost £42.6bn, is intended to allow trains to run at 250 mph (400km/h) from London to Birmingham from 2026 with branches to Manchester and Leeds - via Sheffield - planned by 2032.
Currently, Camden Council is one of 15 local authorities mounting a legal challenge against it, asking judges to order a further assessment of the scheme as a whole.
Their arguments were earlier rejected by the Court of Appeal but they are now appealing to the Supreme Court.


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The Starship Enterprise NX-01 is humanity's flagship -- the first vessel to begin a systematic exploration of what lies beyond the fringes of known space. Led by Captain Jonathan Archer, eighty of Starfleet's best and brightest set forth to pave humanity's way among the stars. Tempered by a year's worth of exploration, they are a disciplined, cohesive unit. But now one of their number has fallen.
Bad enough that Ensign Alana Hart is dead. Worse still that she died… (more)
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Dissertation defense of Ribhu Nayar, "IRF4 Does The Balancing Act"
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I woke to a surprise this morning. It was a good thing I wasn't awake when it happened, I would have been terrified.
I told my dh that God was clearing some trees for sunny dls spots.. Take a look....Ellie There are two trees involved an neither one of them are small.... |
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- Posted by flower_lover5 z6 IL (My Page) on Fri, May 12, 06 at 12:30
Oh my gosh, Ellie!!!! I hope those trees didn't hit any buildings, cars or flower beds. Looks like somebody has their work cut out for them. But at least you're looking on the bright side - less shade, more daylily room :) |
Yep. If it had hit something, the insurance would cover it but as it is, they won't. You know how insurance co. are especially State Farm. I am definitly gonna change co's when it is due this fall.. I have a pic of a pretty red maple that the morning sun was hitting.. Take a look. Ellie Brooke, here is a pic of the seedling from Green Piecrust. If I had stood back farther, you would have to look at a pic. with lots of oak debris. The leaves are about 8 or 9 inches across....Ellie |
Yikes!!! Tuff way to get a sunny spot. lol Glad you suffered no damage other than the trees. The weather is beautiful here. I cannot remember an early/mid May this nice. It is cool (70s), a little breeze, cloudy some days, rains 2 or 3 days and VERY IMPORTANTLY no mosquitoes. I am expecting them most any day, now that we have finally had some rain. |
Well, there was too much shade in the back yard anyway. Not any more though. I didn't get a chance to get a closeup of the Japanese maple, brooke. maybe tomorrow. It is still a small tree, ( 8 or 9 ft.) but can hardely wait for it to grow up. There is losts of debris in the back yard but how strange is it that when that tree fell it missed a shed ( needs to come down ) the barn, one of my pink dogwoods and our Tank commercial lawn mower. It ( they ) could have hit any or all of these things. Reckon God was in control of things??? I can build a flower bed in the middle of the back yard as soon as I finish the 2 small and 1 large one in the front. Lol..Got my work cut out for me....Ellie |
OH MY! These pics are much clearer than the one you sent me! I sure am GLAD God had things under control....no doubt! So who gets to run the chainsaw? Connie and I saw what appeared to be some tornado damage on our trip home in southwest Arkansas...A HUGE tree had fallen right through the middle of a house that I hope and pray nobody was in when it happened. I hear the weather was pretty severe in Arkansas while we were gone. Nancy |
BTW, we measured the tree ( oak ) at the base of the trunk. Nine and a half feet around.. Still cutting up limbs. Haven't even started the trunk. Need firewood???? Ellie |
Ellie you need to invest in a woodburning furnace - you have a two year supply from that one tree! Brooke |
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Half Moon is a populated place located in Van Buren County at latitude 35.76 and longitude -92.426.
The elevation is 1,325 feet. Half Moon appears on the Oxley U.S. Geological Survey Map. Van Buren County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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I looked long and hard for a holster to carry my S&W K19 38/357.
I wanted it for when I took the dogs into the woods in the north country. I found this Texas Pancake on the Simply Rugger Site--They are located in Alaska. As I expected, when I talked to the owner Rob Lacey, I was talking to a REAL MAN. We decided on what he thought was best. He said it will be about 3 months and $90.00 shipped.
I sent him a check and 21/2 months later it arrived US Mail.
It's cross draw (bad shoulder) rides great on my wilderness belt and believe it or not conceales well under a light vest or jacket. If one needs a field holster you can not go wrong with Rob.


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34 But the Spirit of the LORD clothed Gideon, and he sounded the trumpet, and the Abiezrites were called out to follow him. | 34 Then the Spirit of the LORD came upon Gideon, and he blew a trumpet, summoning the Abiezrites to follow him. |
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A-Gon puts faith in Dodgers' new-look lineup
LOS ANGELES -- The skeptics' view of the Dodgers' lively offseason is that they now lack punch because the losses of Matt Kemp and Hanley Ramirez have left Adrian Gonzalez with very little protection in the middle of the lineup.
Gonzalez has a brighter outlook.
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Voters in the New Lexington City School District will have a tax levy renewal on the November ballot.
Superintendent Tonya Sherburne said the renewal is for three mills and would last five years.
This tax issue has been renewed twice in the past.
Sherburne said the school district uses about $70,000 per year from the renewal for general operating of the school district.
Sherburne also said if the renewal is passed, there will not be an increase on taxes for anyone.


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6 Not to mention those who've dumped God altogether, no longer giving him a thought or offering a prayer. | 6 those who turn back from following the LORD and neither seek the LORD nor inquire of him. |
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WASHINGTON - Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on Wednesday challenged people seeking to ban displays of the Ten Commandments on government property, noting legislative proclamations invoking God's name are permissible.
"I don't see why the one is good and the other is bad," Scalia said from the bench as the high court waded through oral arguments embracing the legal thicket of church-vs.-state issues.
In a case surrounding a Ten Commandments monument outside the Texas capitol, the critical question for the justices was whether the structure amounts to an unconstitutional government endorsement of religion.
Erwin Chemerinsky, a lawyer representing a man who seeks its removal, told the justices the display is a "religious symbol." The prominence of the display on the capitol grounds and the fact that so many of the commandments deal with God "does promote religion," he maintained.
In the high court's first confrontation with the Ten Commandments issue in a quarter-century, a case from Kentucky also was being argued. Lawyerly invocations of legal theories were heard in an ornate courtroom that, among other things, in sight of a wall carving of Moses holding the tablets bearing the commandments.
Monuments carrying the Ten Commandments are common in town squares, courthouses and other government-owned land around the country. Lawyers challenging these displays argue that they violate the First Amendment ban on any law "respecting an establishment of religion," or simply represent a secular tribute to America's legal heritage.
The question has sparked dozens of heated legal battles, including one in Alabama by Roy Moore. He lost his job as chief justice a year ago after defying a federal order to remove a 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument he had installed in the state courthouse.
More than 50 groups have filed "friend-of-the-court" briefs weighing in on the issue.
About two dozen demonstrators gathered in front of the Supreme Court in the icy cold for rallies following a candlelight vigil by supporters of the displays.
"I don't think government should be in the business of morality," said David Condo, 40, of Beltsville, Md., as protesters wrapped in parkas, scarves and ear muffs marched nearby.
While the cases strictly involve Ten Commandments displays, a broad ruling could define the proper place of religion in public life - from use of religious music in a school concert to students' recitation of "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance. A decision is expected by late June.
The Bush administration, which sided with a California school district last year to keep "God" in the Pledge, is now joining Texas and Kentucky officials to back the Ten Commandments displays.
"Countless monuments, medallions, plaques, sculptures, seals, frescoes, and friezes - including, of course, the Supreme Court's own courtroom frieze - commemorate the Decalogue. Nothing in the Constitution requires these historic artifacts to be chiseled away or erased," writes Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott in his court filing.
Chemerinsky, representing a homeless man suing to have the Texas display removed, countered in his filing: "The government's symbolic endorsement of religion is most obvious from the content of the monument itself. In large letters, the monument proclaims 'I AM the LORD thy God.'"
Ten Commandments displays are supported by a majority of Americans, according to an AP-Ipsos poll. The poll taken in late February found that 76 percent support it and 23 percent oppose it.
In the Texas case, Thomas Van Orden lost his lawsuit to have a 6-foot granite monument removed from the state Capitol grounds.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles donated the exhibit to the state in 1961, and it was installed about 75 feet from the Capitol in Austin. The group gave thousands of similar monuments to American towns during the 1950s and '60s, and those have been the subject of multiple court fights.
Two Kentucky counties, meanwhile, hung framed copies of the Ten Commandments in their courthouses and added other documents, such as the Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence, after the American Civil Liberties Union challenged the display.
While one lower court found the Texas display to be predominantly nonreligious because it was one of 17 monuments in a 22-acre park, another court struck down the Kentucky displays as lacking a "secular purpose." Kentucky's modification of the display was a "sham" for the religious intent behind it, the Cincinnati-based 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled.
The last time the Supreme Court weighed in on the issue was when it struck down a Kentucky law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public classrooms. Since then, more than two dozen courts have ruled in conflicting ways on displays in various public contexts.
The Supreme Court frieze, for instance, depicts Moses and the tablets as well as 17 other figures including Hammurabi, Confucius, Napoleon and Chief Justice John Marshall. Because it includes secular figures in a way that doesn't endorse religion, the display would be constitutional, Justice John Paul Stevens suggested in a 1989 ruling.
The cases are Van Orden v. Perry, 03-1500, and McCreary County v. ACLU, 03-1693.