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Derbyshire v Essex, Derby, 1st day
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Godleman sets up victory chance
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- Mt Tamborine small-group day trip from Brisbane
- Visit the Mt Tamborine Distillery and taste the liqueurs and schnapps!
- Enjoy a wine tasting and appreciation session at four of the area's boutique wineries
- Enjoy lunch at a local winery including wine tastings
- Small-group tour limited to 13 people ensures a personalized experience with your guide
What You Can Expect
Visit the Mt Tamborine Distillery -- Australia's smallest operating Pot Still Distillery, where the abundant fruit of the mountain is fermented and distilled to produce a variety of liqueurs and schnapps. View a short presentation and learn about the distillery and its history. Next, enjoy tastings of different liqueurs and schnapps produced at the distillery.
Next, visit three of the area's boutique wineries such as Cedar creek, Heritage Wines and O'Reilly's, where you'll have a lesson in wine appreciation and enjoy a range of tastings. Enjoy lunch at one of Tamborine's fine winery restaurants with a wine and presentation included.
After lunch, take a stroll through the Gallery Walk, here you might like to try other wineries' local drops, including chocolate liqueur. Browse art galleries and craft stores, and taste local beers and fudge at the Gallery Walk's many shops.
The scenic drive back to Brisbane follows the eastern route down the mountain, with views of the Gold Coast towers and Pacific Ocean.
Customer Reviews
November 2013
Great trip. The wineries were wonderful and the distillery was different which I enjoyed.
September 2013
Mt Tamborine is a must see for visitors to the Brisbane region. Beautifully scenic, with rain forest walks, some really good shopping, wineries...and a distillery that has some world class spirits and liqueurs (and we tried more than our fair share). It was a great day out, and well worth the money!


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POSTED: Friday, May 22, 2009 - 5:15pm
UPDATED: Thursday, February 25, 2010 - 11:32am
Brownsville fire officials are investigating two EMS paramedics who allegedly went on a paintball shooting spree while on duty.
According to police reports, a manager at T-COMM on Coffeeport Road called police after noticing blue paint on one of the gas pumps. After further review of a surveillance video, the mischief shows exactly when it happened. The report states an EMS unit pulled up to a pump at around 8:40 p.m. Thursday, May 7th. At that time, the pump was paint-free. However, when the unit drove off, which was about 15 minutes later, that same pump had been tagged.
"That's just strictly unbelievable. I can't believe there are people out there doing something like that you know."
Fire Chief Lenny Perez says an internal investigation is underway but the paramedics remain on the job tonight.


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Sydney, I would not be afraid to live next to a nuclear power station. You see, I live in Johannesburg, and the greatest statistical risk to my life is (besides traffic) the crime that results from massive poverty. Compared to it, the risk of a nuclear accident is a joke. It would be like a bullfighter afraid of being strike by lightning.
If the world does not shift to nuclear power fast everybody will understand the life-threatening side of poverty as oil is depleted and its price sky-rockets.
"it seems that you and your family would happily live next door to a nuclear power plant or a nuclear waste facility!"
Of course. The final exclamation point insinuates that this is unusual, but it is not. Nuclear installations have the best reputation for being good neighbours among people who are, in fact, their neighbours.
The flip side of the insinuation is finding people who say or insinuate that they don't trust nuclear energy's safety and cleanliness, but whose actions show that in fact they do. It is the rest of us they would consign to the neighbourhoods of gas pipelines; they, funded by the royalties and taxes on that frequently death-dealing commodity, prefer to live near nuclear kit. Example: the Greenpeace workers who were rescued from a courageous trek across the Arctic by a nuclear icebreaker, and in being so rescued, were revealed to have been routinely travelling on that boat, although not acknowledging that it was nuclear.
--- G.R.L. Cowan
Internal combustion made continent
A number of people are making the mistake of saying that nuclear waste is a long-term problem. For the ones on whose part the mistake is genuine and innocent, there is good news: nuclear waste is not a long-term problem. Yes, government says it is, and won't allow it to be buried, no matter how much care is proposed to be taken in the burial; but government makes money on oil and gas.
Man-made radioactivity persists in much the same way a bell's ringing persists: it quickly becomes small compared to natural radioactivity. When oil and gas revenue promoters say it remains dangerously radioactive for millennia, they are attempting deception. They are attempting the same deception that someone would be attempting if he told you not to strike a bell, lest it ring forever, and deafen future generations. I'm not sure what money would drive that attempt.
But it would be essentially the same attempt. A bell, once struck, DOES ring forever. The ringing has a half-time, just like radioactive decay, and no amount of dividing by two can get you to zero. Nuclear waste is like a jumble of different bells, whose tones decay at different rates; collectively, their behaviour is summed up by the Untermyer and Weills equation --
- (t + T_0 + 10)^(-0.2)
(t + 2e7)^(-0.2)
- (t + 2e7 + T_0)^(-0.2)
One of the upshots of this equation is this: if we increase the output of the world's nuclear power industry about 200-fold and then level it off there for many centuries, and always keep the waste on-site for ten years before burying it in radioactive earth -- and all earth is radioactive -- we'll be counting on that earth to smother 56 gigawatts of man-made radioactivity. That is the amount that will spend itself as fast as the new burials add more.
This 56 GW turns out to be acceptably small compared to the 250 GW of natural radioactivity that exists in the continents' top kilometre. Burial 1 metre deep would ensure the radiation was muffled, but burial 1 kilometre deep ensures both this, and that the practice will always be a coals-to-Newcastle, baby-peeing-in-the-ocean sort of thing. The man-made radioactivity will always be smaller than the natural radioactivity, and buried deeper.
Or, if you like, it will always be like parking persistently ringing carillons of bells next to Niagara Falls, which will always be noisier than them. Noisier than the most recently parked one, and noisier than the summed loudness of all of them, no matter how many they be.
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The US Government must move to pass the "Thorium Energy and Independence and Security Act of 2008" as soon as possible (S.3680, introduced by Senators Hatch and Reid). This motion will enable research into current and future Thorium fuel technologies and set up the appropriate governing agencies.
Thorium, as an element, it is the next answer to our energy needs. It is available on every continent and much more abundant than the fossil fuels and uranium. Thorium as a fuel is controlled, clean, efficient, and by- products are not suitable for weapons. Advantages include the elimination of proliferation concerns, reduction of world-wide political tensions driven by energy requirements, and the safe supply of global energy for centuries. Thorium fuel will complement our renewable energy resources.
It is important to note that "existing" Thorium technologies can immediately address our nuclear waste issues. Thorium Power (THPW) is a "US" company that is in the final stages of testing Thorium as a reactor fuel. This Thorium technology testing has been in process for over 5 years and it can be retrofitted into our Uranium fueled light water reactors with minimum changes. Uranium reactors produce Plutonium as waste. Plutonium is stored at the reactor sites and we have had plans for storage at Yucca. This waste plutonium could be used for Nuclear weapons if it gets into the wrong hands and it also contains much unused energy due to the inefficient burn of Uranium fuel. Thorium Power's technology will burn plutonium along with their Thorium fuel within the reactor. So, we can slowly burn off the stockpiled Plutonium "as we use it to make electricity". The spent fuel from their reactor design has an efficient burn, therefore the waste is minimal and not useful for weapons. http://www.thoriumpower.com/
Moving forward on the Hatch and Reid legislation would enable the US to be at the forefront of the nuclear renaissance. By utilizing current technologies, we can realistically address our current waste problems. Enabling Thorium research will create future technologies that will take us to the next level. Sharing our technology will make the world a safer, cleaner, place "and" will drive global business opportunities.
To justanonymous. You reasoning is correct. But consider once a reactor, running on a thorium cycle.
a) the risk of a catastrophic meltdown is technically eliminated.
b) the production of dangerous waste: With thorium you are not in 1000 but in 100 years half-lives.
c) the risk to personnel from refining thorium is less than with uranium.
Plus: Proliferation risk is almost nil. In a thorium cycle you may also burn plutonium and so reduce the existing radiating toxic stockpiles. A test reactor has been running in Russia for several years with thorium fuel prepared by the US company Thorium Power.
@Sydney Jules and Jose Carpintero
I agree with the both of you although I'd tone things down a bit. Nuclear power would be the perfect enery source if:
a) the risk of a catastrophic meltdown could be 100% eliminated
b) the production of dangerous waste with 1,000 - 2,000 year half-lives could be eliminated
c) the risk to personnel from refining uranium/plutonium and the operation of the plants could be eliminated
Coal and Oil would be perfect energy sources if:
a) they didn't release CO2
b) if oil reserves weren't concentrated in geopolitically unstable areas
c) if mining coal wasn't dangerous to human beings
d) if mining coal didn't have an impact on the environment (runoff ect)
Today there are 436 nuclear power plants in the world and in the history of nuclear power, there have been a handful minor accidents and one catastrophic accident (in Russia). There have been countless tons of radioactive waste produced and there have been countless lives lost to personnel. Not perfect, but hardly a disaster about to happen and there are ways of storing the waste if the funds are made available.
So the option is either to keep pouring CO2 into the atmosphere or live with thousands of years of radioactive waste and a potential meltdown....no easy answers here.
We're going to have to be sensible here. The anti-nuclear crowd has to gain some perspective. If I took their stance, I couldn't fly on airplanes because 1,000 or so people die a year on airplane accidents and I couldn't drive a car because 45,000 people die a year on car accidents and I couldn't stand up or take a shower because 16,000 people die from accidental falls every year.
At the same time if I can't burn coal because the oceans are rising -- guess what, the oceans have been rising since the end of the last ice age 10,000 years ago and will continue to do so. Or, I couldn't burn coal because the earth is warming up -- guess what, the earth has been warming up since the last ice age ----- how much is human cause? we don't know.
At the end of the day, we have to be sensible and weigh the options and make sensible decisions. We're going to have to either
A) build more coal plants
B) build more nuclear plants
C) Both
D) We're going to have to accept 10X increases ore more in the prices for energy, food, water and -- we're going to have to get used to living in 350 square foot homes with, and no personal automobiles.
Yes, that means that people will have to have less disposable income for movies, entertainment (that's you E), less money to pay for Pamela Anderson Baywatch Limited Edition DVD collections (but hey, we'll eat less chicken because we won't afford it), less medical care, less of everything.
So to the Anti-nuclear crowd and to the global warming crowd-- consider the type of world your kids will grow up in (not in 10,000 years) but in 10 or 15 years if you continue on your paths of ZERO tolerance towards all forms of energy because they pollute.
YES, they pollute - and yes 6 billion people impact the environment and by 2030 there will be 8 billion and by 2050 what? 10 billion. People aren't going to stop reproducing and they're going to need energy -- we need to get to work.
Thanks for your comments.
However, you haven't answered my questions and have simply hidden behind your own rhetoric in favour of nuclear power.
You sure place a lot of faith in discount rates and new technology. You also have complete disregard for fundamental concepts such as risk management, inter-generational equity and the precautionary principle.
From what you are saying it seems that you and your family would happily live next door to a nuclear power plant or a nuclear waste facility!
Nuclear energy is the energy of the future. The so called "renewable energy" is just not enough to support the current and growing demand. And nuclear energy is very safe - no accident with nuclear reactor built to produce electricity ever killed a human. In the discussions about nuclear safety it is often forgotten by the "anti" fraction that Chernobyl was a reactor built to produce material for the Soviet nuclear warheads and after they counted something like 20 000 and the production stopped some clever heads decided that with some minor changes the reactor would be able to produce electricity too.
And about taking care of the nuclear waste: I am pretty sure that in the next 1000 years the costs for sending it in the outer space will be low enough - for comparison, one will never be able to do the same with the carbon dioxide.
Nuclear energy is the energy of the future. The so called "renewable energy" is just not enough to support the current and growing demand. And nuclear energy is very safe - no accident with nuclear reactor built to produce electricity ever killed a human. In the discussions about nuclear safety it is often forgotten by the "anti" fraction that Chernobyl was a reactor built to produce material for the Soviet nuclear warheads and after they counted something like 20 000 and the production stopped some clever heads decided that with some minor changes the reactor would be able to produce electricity too.
And about taking care of the nuclear waste: I am pretty sure that in the next 1000 years the costs for sending it in the outer space will be low enough - for comparison, one will never be able to do the same with the carbon dioxide.
Sydney, even factoring in all "waste stream" costs, nuclear power is cheaper than rapidly depleting oil. Maybe you should get familiar with the "discount rate" concept, and stop worrying so much about your grandchildren. They will inherit your problems, but they will inherit your wealth too, and their technology is as unimaginable to you as this post is to my grandmother.
And in case you haven't heard, scientist are warning that unless we stop our greenhouse gas emissions there is not going to be a livable planet for our descendents.
All this talk of nuclear power being preferable to coal power because of its lower carbon emissions is just one mindless diversion.
Before we can have a sensible discussion the nuclear industry and its supporters need to go away and determine absolute fail safe solutions to the following questions?
1) How it is going to manage a potentially catastrophic waste stream that has a half life of 1,000 - 2,000 years?
2) Why should our children and their future generations manage a waste stream that our generation creates?
3) Why should we expect our children and the next 30-70 generations of humankind to look after the nuclear waste stream this generation creates?
4) The life-cycle costs of managing this waste stream must be factored into the cost of nuclear power generation. Otherwise, the profits simply go to the shareholders of this generation and the costs are borne by the taxpayers for the next 1,000 to 2,000 years. If such accounting was actually factored in I very much doubt that the nuclear industry would be financially viable.
Readers, if you really care about your children and future generations having a world to live in as good as or better than the one we leave behind I look forward to getting some sensible answers to these issues. For those of you that keep pushing the nuclear power issue without acknowledging the need to have these fundamental questions answered you clearly have a vested interest driven by profit and self interest.
Sydney Jules
The natural gas-friendly viewpoint the Economist seems to be peddling requires the public to pay royalties and excise taxes on the stuff, and also, of course, pay the people who drill the wells, and in all pay 30 to 50 times more than we would for uranium, plus die in the inevitable gas explosions -- Ghislenghien, and many smaller ones.
Also, we must take the blame; when a little girl says, "What's that smell, Mum?" half a second before her house blows up, killing her, we don't even notice that with nuclear electricity heating that house instead of gas, she'd still be with us. Governments are simply *forced* by our own stupid irrationality to continue profiting on these deaths!
One of the tricks that jumped out at me: the affectation of surprise that safety has been better since Chernobyl. It was better before, too. Dr. Edward Teller taught us that accident's lessons in 1950, and it is always deceitful to talk about Chernobyl and omit that fact.
I see, nuclear plants are not perfect... let's not use them.
Oil does not kill thousands of people every month in Angola, Nigeria and other oil producing countries. Well, it does, but they are just poor Africans, so they do not really count.
Let's also ground all airplanes, to avoid human casualties. We can keep cars, as they are driven by perfectly safe and trustworthy operators, as we all know.
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It is quite "surprising" that the UN still divides Europe into western and eastern one, although the cold war is over and some former Soviet satellites are members of the NATO, the EU, and even the eurozone (or will become within few years if the euro survives). I wonder how long time our west European cousins need to change their cold-war mindset (or whatever mindset they have).
The nuclear energy is only one part of the complicated Czech-Austrian relationship which is, from my point of view, very much influenced by Austrian declaring themselves a "victim" of Nazis even though their engagement per capita with Nazi regime was greater then in Germany itself. Country with such a moral attitude towards its history simply seeks every opportunity to dishonest its neighbors (who fought against Nazis). Czech nuclear power plants fulfil all international standards and the Czech government sends Austrians all what they want. Unfortunately, it seems to be never enough.
Unlike Austria with its huge water power potential, many countries in the world have only limited choices. In Europe it is quite clear, if you don't want to rely on Russian oil and gas, unreliable wind energy (with its huge fluctuations), don't want to emit huge amounts of carbon dioxide, don't live in southern Europe, then only one option remains: nuclear energy. As usually, there is a trade-off between safety and price….
BritBobTexas wrote: "I do not believe that the debate is one of "is nuclear power clean, green or safe" but more one of human fallibility."
Yes, humans make errors. The problem BritBobTexas is that we have power plants now and these coal plants are emitting tons of dangerous pollution and tons of uranium every single day. These plants are killing lots of people. This too would seem to be a human error.
I suspect BritBobTexas that you do not support closing all of our coal energy plants tomorrow? Why then do you oppose opening new nuclear plants to replace the plants spewing tons of uranium into our lungs every day? Why not take a risk of maybe having some leaks rather than the certainty of millions of tons of uranium leaking into our air?
From Lynn Howard Ehrle:
"There is a gargantuan international cover-up of human health risks from exposure to low-dose ionizing radiation. After Hiroshima and Nagasaki the U.S. Congress passed the Atomic Energy Act of 1946, which decreed that all weapons research, including uranium hexafluoride and radiation, was "born secret." It was available on a "need to know" basis, and nobody needed to know! Over 300 million pages were tucked away in warehouses. Secrecy was first justified because of national security, and it was extended throughout the entire Cold War."
Given that coal-fired power stations emit far more radioactive material than nuclear power planrs, it should be a simple matter to verify the threat of low-level radiation exposure by monitoring them in people who live close to coal plants, and doing a comparison with people who live close to nuclear plants. There should be a much greater impact on people who live downwind from the coal plants.
Of course, it may be necessary to do a lot of sifting of the stats to weed out the effects of the other known disease-causing pollutants from the coal stations, but there should be enough statistical data now to accomplish this.
Although the evidence seems to be that the Linear No-Threshold (LNT) theory of radiation exposure risk is simply wrong.
Unlike all other alternative energy sources, nuclear fission has successfully captured a substantial market share in the energy market at the expense of the established fossil fuel systems. Every year, the world's reactors provide the energy equivalent of about 30% more energy than all of the oil from Saudi Arabia. That is pretty darned impressive for a technology whose basic physical process - self sustained fission chain reaction - was only proven on December 2, 1942. There are still people alive today who were adults when that event happened and some who have been involved in nuclear technology development since that time.
It is like being able to talk to the people who not only recognized that fire was hot, but who figured out how to bring it indoors, how to use it to turn on the lights, and how to use it to propel large ships and power entire countries. (Obviously, that development process for fire took a bit longer than it did for fission.)
One reason that we have heard so much negative information designed to spread fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) about atomic fission is that its existence threatens the wealth and power of some very well established interests who seek, find, extract, transport, refine, market, and process oil, coal and gas. Without the FUD, nuclear fission's market share could be two to four times higher today if we had simply maintained the momentum achieved during the period between 1965-1973. Instead, the energy establishment and its government supporters recognized a threat to its interests and mobilized deception operations and frontal attacks. The "nuclear industry" did not mount an effective response, partly because it was thoroughly infiltrated by representatives of the fossil fuel competition.
I will grant that there were some technical challenges, but it is still a very new technology and there has been a LOT of learning achieved over the years. We are now at a point where the computer industry was in about 1965; we have had the big central machines around for a generation and we now have a large installed base of knowledgeable operators and designers ready to implement a heady period of innovation.
Rod Adams
Publisher, Atomic Insights
Host and producer, The Atomic Show Podcast
I do not believe that the debate is one of "is nuclear power clean, green or safe" but more one of human fallibility.
We have safety measures, rules & regulations because it is us, the human element, that gets it wrong. If everyone follows the rules there is never a problem but our own failings are such that someone ,somewhere, eventually doesn't check a valve, misreads a dial, wants to leave on time because its Friday raher than complete a thorough safety check & it is this shortcoming that suggests to me the risks are too great. It needs just one mistake in the wrong place at the wrong time to lead to catastrophe.
Yes, the rules & regulations work if we follow them but what if we have budget constraints? What if the maintenance technician is under pressure to give an "all clear" when he/she has reservations? We are human & human nature finds short cuts. But what of the consequences when we are talking nuclear?
Perhaps this suggests that I have little faith in my fellow man, but weren't we told that the accidents we have had would never happen?
Nuclear power reactor design in its present form was designed and developed for the production of material for nuclear weapons such as the original atom bombs and later the more deadly weapons of the cold war.
Every nation who builds nuclear plants based on existing uranium reactor designs does so to enable them to produce material for their own future nuclear weapons program and it is certainly the reason behind the current nuclear reactor construction programs of Iran and North Korea no matter what they say.Our own politicians, military and Israel know this.
The use of thorium as a core material in reactor design would remove many of the problems associated with existing nuclear reactors such as their ability to produce nuclear weapons material and other radiation byproducts.
Why aren't existing reactor deigns based on thorium fuel being used in new build construction? A construction based on these existing thorium reactors designs would at one blow deprive the politicians and the military of fissile material for their power games which although claimed to be for our national protection will if used annihilate large numbers of the world population or render thousands sick with radiation.
MEDIA WAKE UP CALL - read up on thorium nuclear reactors,get the ball rolling or we are all doomed.
Nuclear power is the only green energy source that can meet world needs in the next few decades. There is no other green alternative capable of providing enough energy.
Nuclear power is good, for the following reasons:
Nuclear power production emits minimal pollutants.
Much more energy is available in the form of natural uranium than in fossil fuel, and it is located largely in stable countries like Canada and Australia.
The biggest problem with nuclear power is that the earliest power plants in the US were engineered and build as an Eisenhower era crash project. The slower European development of nuclear power plants resulted in better equipment. A nuclear power plant is complex.
On the issue of safety, nuclear is much cleaner than coal. The thorium mined with coal makes coal fired power plants emit radioactivity which would be unacceptable for a nuclear power plant. I doubt than many critics of nuclear power have worked in a coal mine.
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Four people, including a 49-year-old woman, were arrested on Friday for their suspected involvement in drug trafficking. Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) also seized about 2.12kg of heroin, 216g of "Ice" and 480 Erimin-5 tablets, worth more than $252,000.
CNB said yesterday that it had launched operations against two drug syndicates who were believed to have been distributing drugs here.
In the first operation, at about 6pm on Friday, CNB officers observed a meet-up between a suspected drug trafficker and a drug runner at a housing block in Ang Mo Kio Ave 4. The runner, a woman, was arrested shortly after at Ang Mo Kio St 61. Cash amounting to $8,200 was found on her.
Another group of officers also raided a flat in the housing block where the meet-up took place. A 42-year-old male Singaporean was arrested. Two bundles of heroin were also found inside the rubbish collection point on the ground floor for the suspected trafficker's unit. The man had allegedly disposed the bundles down the rubbish chute.


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BURLINGTON, Vt. - Twenty years ago, the Vermont Air National Guard began honoring children who battle various illnesses and injuries. Two months ago, 8-year-old Jesse Blais was "surprised" to learn he was being honored.
Since he was 2 years old, Jesse, who lives in Chazy, has been making bimonthly visits to the Vermont Children's Hospital.
"He has surgeries every two months on his vocal cords," explained his mother, Jasmine Blais.
Susan Victory, the senior administrative coordinator at VCH, explained staff members at the hospital will nominate a child between the ages of 2 to 17 who face a medical challenge. Those who are nominated receive the Young Heroes Award by VTANG.
"The Child Life staff that works with [Jesse] most of the time when he comes in really recognized him as someone who should be nominated for this," Victory said.
On May 13, Lt. Col. Douglas Fink of the VTANG issued a citation to Jesse which states, "For his remarkable display of outstanding courage and valor while maintaining a battle against his illness. He has demonstrated that wars are not only waged by those in uniform. During this difficult period, he demonstrated great strength, courage, and a love for life in heroic proportions. Jesse's distinctive accomplishments reflected great credit upon himself, his family, and his community."
Jesse also received medal of honor and an officer's coin. He also had the chance to go with his family to the VTANG airbase, where he got to try a flying simulator and gun simulator.
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Norwegian court gets to heart of Breivik trial: Is he sane?
With the beginning of testimony by a slew of psychiatrists, Norway's trial of Anders Behring Breivik has reached its crux – determining whether he was sane when he killed 77 people last summer.
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Eight weeks into the trial against Anders Behring Breivik, the case has finally turned to the key unanswered question about the Norwegian man who has admitted to killing 77 last summer in twin terror attacks: Was he sane when he did it?
The court heard testimony today from the first of 17 psychiatric experts scheduled to appear in court over the next two weeks to help the court make that contentious determination. Experts sharply disagree on his diagnosis, which will have a major impact on the severity of his sentence.
Two conflicting psychiatric reports have been presented in the trial. The first, in November, found Breivik to be a paranoid schizophrenic and hence criminally not punishable for the killings, while the second, in April, found that Breivik had personality disorders, but no signs of psychosis.
The psychiatrist who went on the stand today testified that, in his opinion, Mr. Breivik was not psychotic when he placed a car bomb outside Oslo government buildings and then went on a shooting rampage at the Labor party's youth summer camp at Utøya island last July.
Ulrik Fredrik Malt, professor in psychiatry at the University of Oslo, said that after observing Breivik in court for seven days and reading both forensic reports, it was his "academic opinion" that Breivik possibly suffered from narcissistic personality disorders – as the second report found – and possibly Aspergers or Tourette syndrome.
However, although he could not rule paranoid schizophrenia out entirely, there was a "less than 25 percent" chance that Breivik fit the criteria, Mr. Malt said.
"The first thing I saw when I came into court the first day was not a monster, but a deeply lonely man," he said. "This is a tragedy for Norway and for us, but also a tragedy for Breivik," he added.


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Submitted by pete on May 7, 2009 - 17:58Steven Stamkos had 1 goal and 1 assist with 2 shots on goal in 8:33 as Canada defeated Latvia 4-2. Martin St. Louis was scoreless and -1 for the Canadians with 4 shots on goal. Martins Karsums did not suit up for Latvia.
Johan Harju had 2 penalty minutes and 1 shot on goal in 13:12 as Sweden defeated the Czech Republic 3-1.
Tomorrow's semifinal matchups set up as follows: Vasily Koshechkin's Russian squad will take on Team USA and Canada will face Sweden. Martin St. Louis leads the tournament in scoring with 4 goals and 14 points in 7 games. Steven Stamkos is tied for the tournament lead in goals with Finland's Niko Kapanen with 7 in 7 games.
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Submitted by pete on May 3, 2009 - 17:12Johan Harju had a goal and was +1 with 3 shots on goal in 14:25 as Sweden downed Switzerland 4-1.
Steven Stamkos had 1 goal and was +2 with 4 shots on goal as Canada went easy on Norway, winning 5-1. Martin St. Louis had an assist in the match for the Canadians.
Martins Karsums was scoreless in 12:06 as Russia dismantled Latvia 6-1. Vasily Koshechkin suited up for the second time in the tournament for the Russians and served as Alexander Eremenko's backup.
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I'd rather have my Mossy 12 guage, but a 20 with those two barrels would be pretty darned good. One great thing about the shotties is the variety of ammo; you would want some buckshot for defense & large animals and some #4 shot for squirrels & rabbits. The major downside is the weight. I've never used a slug in a 20, but they are available and would be just devastating from that 18.5" barrel.
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
I would not recommend the shotty (personal preference). I would, however recommend a good .22LR semi, pump, bolt or lever rifle. Good for small game and survival, inappropriate for self defense in a SHTF or Natural disaster situation. For me the AR-15 is versatile enough to cover all SHTF scenarios, again; my personal preference. The AR has good range at 100 yards and beyond, it is good for small to medium sized game animals with the right ammunition. Ammo is readily available. When you run out of 20 gauge, your back to building your own bow, setting snares, or using a rock and sling. I would recommend a 12 gauge shotty as a secondary weapon along with a reliable 9MM semi-automatic pistol.
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I think the 20 is more than adequate for what you have described. Many deer have fallen to a 20 guage slug and many squirrels and rabbits have been cooked because of the 20. There are better options out there, but if that is what you can afford, than by all means buy it, train with it and love it.


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Two friends (Jon Cryer and Rick Stear) find out that their missing high-school chum (Rafael Baez) is now insane and living at New York's decaying Coney Island amusement park. Naturally the guys ditch work and set out in search of their bud and spend an inordinate amount of time wandering around the ramshackle landmark talking to a weirdo skeeball guy (Frank Whaley). Over time one guy confronts his own alcoholism and the other deals with family problems. Oh yeah and they find their nutty friend.
This one's got a lot of indie cred: Whaley and Ione Skye have been doing the little-movie thing for years now and Cryer is a veteran of Schenkman's "Pompatus." The best performance is from Baez an up-and-coming actor whose depiction of mental illness (not an easy thing to do) is pretty disturbing.
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A few months ago I was surfing Wikipedia's list of mental disorders, in this were included various sleep disorders. Curious, I clicked on them, and read the different pages. I was reading the symptoms of 'Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome' and quickly realized it was what I had. I went to the doctor, and he confirmed this to be true. Yay! I've been diagnosed, happy, right? No. Not really.The thing about Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome is that the only thing you can really do is take medication, but I sadly get tolerant to medication ridiculously fast. Not only that, it's a life long disorder that affects my every day life. Basically, I'm nocturnal. My whole schedual is about eight to nine hours behind every one else's, so I should naturally be sleeping from six in the morning to three in the afternoon. Most teenagers have a mild form of Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome throughout there adolescence and eventually grow out of it. I've had this all my life, even when I was a toddler I couldn't get to sleep until around midnight.
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Potatoes are a must on Thanksgiving. While mashed potatoes are delicious, this year try something new and make cheesy scalloped potatoes. This recipe comes from Alternative Tastes and it's a quick and easy side dish. Scalloped potatoes can be made up to a day in advance and require very little effort on your part.
4 large potatoes, scrubbed and sliced thin
1 red onion or sweet onion, sliced
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
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I'm smiling,you're laughing.
But we're dying to know what we're about.
We're biting lips for different reasons
nervous as hell, pain, turn ons...
You're dropping kisses on my lips and saying "I'll see you everyday,right?"
I fall a step back and say "No... we can't."
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without air for the whole summer, love.
A summer apart.
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I'm not okay with you spitting lines that only mean something to me.
because I want to believe so badly.
you forgot to catch your little butterfly and put oxygen back in her veins.
Told you she'd die.