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Filed: Tuesday, 5th February 2008
By: Matthew O'Greel
Mark Noble gave an assured performance as England's under 21s breezed past the Republic of Ireland at St. Mary's tonight.
The 20-year-old midfielder helped the young Lions to a 3-0 win over the Irish, with all goals coming in the second half.
James Milner opened the scoring with a deflected effort on the hour mark before doubling his tally eight minutes later with a crisp 20 yard drive.
Arsenal's Theo Walcott completed the rout 12 minutes from time after a good run on the left culminated with a fine effort from the edge of the box.
Noble - who looked solid throughout - played 86 minutes of the game before being replaced by Southampton's Andrew Surman.
Meanwhile James Tomkins and Fred Sears helped the England under 19s to a 2-0 win over Croatia at Swindon's County Ground earlier this evening.
Tomkins played a full 90 minutes whilst Sears came on as a 74th minute substitute for Manchester United's Febian Brandy. A third Hammer, Junior Stanislas was an unused substitute.
Both goals came from Chelsea's Scott Sinclair, one each side of the half time whistle. Sinclair's first came from the penalty spot on 22 minutes, whilst James Tomkins had a hand in his second 16 minutes from time.
Sears almost grabbed a third late on after rounding the Croatian 'keeper but found the angle too tight.
Finally Jack Collison was part of the Wales under 21 side that enjoyed an emphatic 4-0 win in Malta this afternoon.
Briyan Flynn's young charges scores all four goals in the second half; the win lifts the Welsh to the top of European Championship qualifying Group 10 with just three games left to play.
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Phantom FGR.2 XV491/F of 29 sqn taxies out from its flightline slot on RAF Coningsby's ASP in 1981.
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Another excellent shot Colin. I bet you know why 29 Sqdn has 3 "X"s as it's sqdn number !!
Cheers Neil.
29 Sqn has 29 as its Sqn No Neil! I was told that the three Xs were chosen for the Sqn indentity marking because it was the code stamped on a barrel of best bitter! Another story has it that the original painters and dopers couldn't spell 29 in Roman numerals and left the "I" out of XXIX. Cheers!
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The story I read was when it was explained how to write 29 in Roman the "painter" was told, "X" "X" and "1" "X", so he did that, "X" "X" and "one X". They should of written it down !!LOL – Cheers.
I heard that too – makes a good yarn though!
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Good old Phantom. Nice one Colin. – Ted
Thanks Ted! I was a Phantom Phixer for the last 18 years of my RAF service.
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Great shot of the old F-4 into faves…Mike
Thanks very much Mike!
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Disgusting this image of such a fine aircraft has only four comments. I loved seeing this aircraft while I was in the US Navy and think – next to the Tomcat – that this aircraft was the sleekest and bestest of all! Thanks for the grand memories!
Thanks so much for your comments, (Tony?). I guess familiarity breeds contempt but also perhaps admiration. After such a long relationship I probably got to love the Toom! The US Navy seldom performed at Bitish airshows and I only saw the F-14 demonstrated 3 or 4 times – I thought it was superb – I always watched with my jaw sagging open!
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I live in Poland, where the Montignac Method has just come off. Unfortunately, the book with recipes has not been published as yet. I would be grateful for the recipes by Montignac, especially for these meals that I could prepare quickly.
Warm greetings from Poland!
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Hi Dorota,
My name is Michèle and I live in Québec, Canada. There's a forum for Montignac recipes, but they are in french. If you have a french friend or if you can read french yourself, here's the the link. Come on over!
Here is a link that might be useful: Montignac recipes in french
And also, if you want to join us in the forum in french about Montignac, here's a link also.
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Hello again!
I just got back from my 5 days Burma/Myanmar trip, writing this while sticking tissue on my nose as I caught fever and flu yesterday :/
Why Burma?
Spent two weeks with family last December was really good but I did not plan to go back for CNY (I celebrate this too) so I decided to go and travel a bit. Checked out few destinations including Siem Reap and Philippine but ticket was expensive and ticket to Burma was affordable for this spontaneous trip.
While checking nice places to visit in Myanmar, Bagan was always on the list. It was really beautiful on the pictures I saw and told myself I am gonna be there! Flight tickets booked. I am flying solo with MAS and some friends joining in Bagan.
Arrived in Yangon
Yangon's airport was crowded on that day. Many locals were waiting for their loved ones. It really shows how important family to them, impressed me.
The air smells very different from KL or Indonesia, I am not sure why, maybe it the smell of betel leaf that local men always chew. haha. Maybe I was wrong.
I walked out from the building and I went to get a taxi from the counter, 8.000 ks to the hostel, named
Backpacker Myanmar
Address: 256 Pansodan Street, Tower A, Level 9, KyaukTaDa Township
Yangon downtown
Yangon, 11182, Myanmar.
Hostel Review
Paid USD16/night. They offers sleeping on bunk pod beds, equipped with curtain too. I spent a great night here, staffs were friendly and helpful. They have free wifi, free flow coffee/tea, bread and fruits. There are four bathrooms and few sinks outside, there is no worries if you are in rush for bathroom.
Some people complain about the noise comes from the reception or entrance area so its advisable to ask them for a bed which located bit far from reception or bring your own ear plug haha.
Some pics of the hostel:
Staying in Yangon downtown area was great. This hotel was close to Sule Pagoda, Chinatown, Railway train station, Bogyoke market – those I have visited.
Here are some pics of my adventure in Yangon Myanmar.
Exploring Yangon
Street market is a big thing in Yangon, wherever you walk there is always people selling their stuff starting from food, veges, meats, or betel leaf.
And Chinatown is a must visit place, the buildings was still so original. Its so old and amazing! I love it here.
I had street food in Yangon – street Mohinga but I will not recommend you to try it. Not because it taste but hygiene reasons. When I had my street mohinga, I found out they don't wash the tea cup served on the table, a girl next to me taught me to wipe the tea cup after used by previous guests, I am not sure how many people been using the same cup! lol. I will still laugh remember about this but I experienced abdominal pain in the next few days after my first day in Yangon, no joke.
If you fancy to try out local food, I would recommend going to Shew Yee – I am not sure their address but ask your hotel guy. My local friend brought me to this restaurant and we had these foods. They were cheap! All of this only cost him (his treat!) about 2,000Ks (RM7). Oh btw, don't forget to try Myanmar Beer, I love it and its cheap too (15,000 – 18,000 Ks Chinatown's price)
Beautiful Bagan
Later in the evening, I left hostel to Bagan with JJ Express (order your ticket online to avoid disappointment. You only need to pay when you get to the bus). Yangon to Bagan will take up to 11 hours by bus, 18,500 Ks for single journey. JJ Express bus was very comfortable (drinks and snacks included) but Burma's road quality was not great, bumpy road all the way. Be prepared.
Arrived safely at 5AM and the bus station was surrounded by Burmese taxi drivers offering their service. We went up to a pagoda for beautiful sunrise. Bagan's area entrance fees is USD 20 (max 5 days) It costs us 10,000 Ks and another 10,000 Ks to the hotel. Gotta use your negotiation skill here, people!
For those hot air balloons, there are three companies doing that and their cost range is USD270 – 320 per person for an hour trip around Bagan.
There are many ways to discover Bagan
1. Electronic Bike
2. Scooter
3. Horse Cart
4. A car plus driver
Since I have limited time in Bagan, we went for horse cart on first day, standard rate for this was 25,000 Ks horse cart. It was fun but will not allow you to discover much of Bagan, I visited three or four places max. Next day, we decided to hire a driver and a car with same price. I would recommend this guy (find his card on gallery), he speaks good english and also act as a tourist guide although he won't get inside most of the pagodas.
Another must do thing in Bagan is enjoying their Sunset, beautiful or no you decide :)
Last Note
Well, that's what I can share about my trip in Bagan. I enjoyed it very much. Hope they are useful. Just another fact about Burmese is that their men like to chew betel leaf so they spit a lot here, beware don't step on red liquid, it could be their spit. :P
They are still very careful receiving USD notes from tourist, make sure they are on perfect condition – no crumple or torn. SGD is well accepted here but not MYR. Standard exchange for 1 USD is 1000 Ks. and if you are changing your money at the airport, make sure to check their conditions too.
For ladies, do not wear spaghetti tank top in Bagan cause you won't be able to get into the pagodas and temples and wear something below your knees.
Also, I think going around with shoes in Bagan is not a good idea cause you have to take off shoes whenever you are visiting temples or pagodas. Slipper lovers, you going to have good fun here!
5 days in Myanmar is not enough. Its good if you can spend 7 days here cause you will have time to enjoy Inle Lake. Many said it was beautiful and many interesting things to see. Ahhh I should go back! :)
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- 1- Weight-bearing: Sea-dwelling creatures have no problem in bearing their own weight in the sea.
However, most land-dwelling creatures consume 40 percent of their energy just in carrying their bodies around.
The fish's bones are not linked to the backbone.
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Land-dwelling creatures' bones, in contrast, are directly connected to the backbone. For this reason, the claim that these fins slowly developed into feet is unfounded.
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Land-dwelling creatures possess a physical mechanism that can withstand great temperature changes. A living organism with a body system regulated according to the constant temperature of the sea would need to acquire a protective system to ensure minimum harm from the temperature changes on land. It is preposterous to claim that fish acquired such a system by random mutations as soon as they stepped onto land.
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Essential to metabolism, water needs to be used economically due to its relative scarcity on land. For instance, the skin has to be able to permit a certain amount of water loss, while also preventing excessive evaporation. That is why land-dwelling creatures experience thirst, something that sea-dwelling creatures do not do. For this reason, the skin of sea-dwelling animals is not suitable for a nonaquatic habitat.
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- There are various structural differences between birds and reptiles, one of which concerns bone structure. Due to their bulky natures, dinosaurs-the ancestors of birds according to evolutionists-had thick, solid bones. Birds, in contrast, whether living or extinct, have hollow bones that are very light, as they must be in order for flight to take place.
Reptiles have the slowest metabolic structure in the animal kingdom. Birds, on the other hand, are at the opposite end of the metabolic spectrum.
For instance, the body temperature of a sparrow can rise to as much as 48°C due to its fast metabolism. On the other hand, reptiles lack the ability to regulate their body temperature. Instead, they expose their bodies to sunlight in order to warm up. Put simply, reptiles consume the least energy of all animals and birds the most.
In land-dwelling creatures, air flow is bidirectional. Upon inhaling, the air travels through the passages in the lungs (bronchial tubes), ending in tiny air sacs (alveoli). The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place here. Then, upon exhaling, this used air makes its way back and finds its way out of the lung by the same route.eptiles have a diaphragm-type respiratory system, whereas birds have an abdominal air sac system instead of a diaphragm.
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The earliest stages in the derivation of the avian abdominal air sac system from a diaphragm-ventilating ancestor would have necessitated selection for a diaphragmatic hernia in taxa transitional between theropods and birds. Such a debilitating condition would have immediately compromised the entire pulmonary ventilatory apparatus and seems unlikely to have been of any selective advantage.
Reptile bodies are covered with scales, and those of birds with feathers. The hypothesis that bird feathers evolved from reptile scales is completely unfounded, and is indeed disproved by the fossil record, as the evolutionary paleontologist Barbara Stahl admits:
How [feathers] arose initially, presumably from reptiles scales, defies analysis... It seems, from the complex construction of feathers, that their evolution from reptilian scales would have required an immense period of time and involved a series of intermediate structures. So far, the fossil record does not bear out that supposition.
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- All mammals have three bones in their middle ear (hammer, anvil, and stirrup). Reptiles have but a single bone in the middle ear. Furthermore, when mammals suddenly made their appearance, they were already very different from each other. Such dissimilar animals as bats, horses, mice, and whales are all mammals, and they all emerged during the same geological period. Establishing an evolutionary relationship among them is impossible even by the broadest stretch of the imagination. The evolutionist zoologist R. Eric Lombard makes this point in an article that appeared in the leading journal
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Didn't think I needed any more types of sans, but this one was so different from the other 2 I have, I couldn't resist at $3.
Need more. So many different ones out there. Full picture? There was a new one I just came across. From Hirt's Greenhouse called 'Whitney' Snake Plant that so far looks a lot like yours. Some leaves form like this and it takes a year for the full yellow to come in. Time will tell.
Thanks for the responses! Sorry for the delayed pic, I got caught up in some political stuff yesterday.
I never paid any attention to the particular coloration on Sans'es until I started poking around this forum. I'm still regretting not buying a really light-colored, almost albino plant a few weeks ago. It was $10 which I thought was too much, but now I'm missing it.
Can't wait until this outgrows these damaged leaves.
Hmm... I'm taking a guess that it's some for of 'Futura,' but that coloration is new to me. I really like it, whatever it is (I'm sure someone else will chime in). Thanks for sharing but do know, you're only adding to my list of wanted plants. ;)
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Stush, there were a few last Fri. I'll be back tomorrow for my weekly perusal of the Geneva, AL WM, one of the highlights of my week, will check. I wouldn't go back to living in a big city, but little things like this can make ya batty at times. If I find another one, we'll figure it out. I'm sure you have something that would be worth $3 to me!!
Carl sold three plants of "Whitney" on Ebay (I got the last one!). The first one was sold at 150 $, the second at 66$ and the third at 20.50$.
In Aalsmeer they call it "Silver Flame" . The small "R" after the name means it is a Patented Cultivar. I will try to find its Patent Application Form on line.
What a shame your in another country. Hirts' Gardens with the picture above sells for $14.99 and it's a multiple plants growing in a 6" pot. The overseas shipping of $36 is a killer.
I see a problem with names. So many with different names for the same plant. How could someone patent one with so much confusion?
Patent Applications are very exhaustive (look at the link of the Patent for the "Bardot" �Double flower Kalanchoe blossfeldiana- the first step to the "Calandiva" series, by the way). Read how many details are minutely described.
This is far more accurate than a botanical taxonomical description (�which is still required in Latin!). Unfortunately, Patent registrations are not easily accessible (You have to pay for this service�)and, moreover, anyone in the world who makes a business of growing plants from cuttings , doesn�t care for Patents at all . Patent infringement is a crime. I remember of two trials for breaking Patents in roses and geraniums in Italy. I know of one case where a geranium cv. was registered with two different names by two different growers at the same time (a headache problem , indeed!). This is to say that Patented cv. are very well described and recognizable, more than taxonomical entities. It is just illegal commercial practice, that complicates the game
The only way to solve this problem is to have a DNA test and recorded for the patent plant. If that is possible. It is always possible that the same mutation could show up several places on plants that could look a like. Some hosta is in this category. The new strains are usually more vigorous and healthier than their look a like cousins.
Another area of conscern is the catatory of Sansevieria trifasciata and Sansevieria guineensis (hyacinthiflora). Too many cultavars are inter mixed and crossed-named. We need a DNA match up of all Sansevieria to clear up this confusion. Nurseries are showing sports of guineensis that are labeled trifasciata.
Bmock, I think I am about to do the same. But be aware I have ordered from Hirt's and got the wrong plants. I wanted those Gold Hahnii sold as other names but what I got was hahnii margiated and Dwarf Jade margiated. Nice healthy plants but not what I wanted and I already have these. That was a few months ago. I have told them but they didn't care.
Thanks! I was pleased, they are on sale right now for 14.99. Whitney seems to be a robust plant, I think it will need room to spread out, or break the pot. It has wide curving leaves, nice markings too. I think it will be a big seller.
When I was searching on Google, one or two of the wholesale growers had another similar plant named Eve. It is just the reverse of Whitney. Who knows what we will see next?
Great. They are known for sending healthy plants and yours look great. Now I am really tempted to do the same. Porblem is I only want 'Whitney'. Maybe I'll take a big chance and wait till spring. I could increase the order with some other plants I wanted. I'll have to look up 'Eve'.
Hey Barbara,
I repot Sans. all year long, irrespective of time of year; if they need it, they need it. The key is to do it DRY. That is to say, not water them in as one would Houseplants. I'd wait a few days after repotting to water lightly around the outer edge of the pot.
Also, this way you can see how the roots are, how root bound they are & if they could benefit from larger pots (which I think they could).
I'd use very fast draining mix (or if needed, C&S Mix w/ extra perlite). That said, I confess to using recycled mix for many Sans., I just don't think they care what it is as long as it's fast draining.
Very nice markings on them, handsome leaves, may they do well w/ you!
Hey Karen!
Glad to hear from you, and I am so happy to hear that you have heat and lights.
Thanks for the advice on potting. That's exactly what I am going to do. I made a trip to get pots today. I have been using a C&S mix by E. B Stone. It has a good bit of pumice, and I add a handfull of perlite.
Enjoy your heat and lights!
Well, I think the mistery is solved. I sent a mail to Plantas del Caribe asking about "Silver Flame". They promptly replied that this is a new cultivar, produced and Patented in Holland, and , for this reason, it cannot be exported, nor sold out of the country. This explains why it is sold in the USA under the name of "Whitney".Of course this is the usual, illegal,widespread way to infringe copyrights, but...who cares?


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My kids got in to the nail polish and decided to paint the table. Go figure.
Is my only resort to sand the table?
Teak responds well to a light sanding with the grain using fine sandpaper, that should take off the nail polish. You'd need to do the whole tabletop so that the finish is uniform. Put the kids to work helping, it'd be a good lesson.
There are enough little spots on the table (which are inevitable) such that it wouldn't be to soon for a light sanding or cleaning anyway.
Paint the table blue, They stayed between the lines fairly well at least. Sorry couldn't resist. I like snidleys fix.
I don't know about making them help as a lesson, if they like sanding they might start sanding everything you own!
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Does anyone have VARNISHED (not oiled/waxed) wooden countertops?
I really want wooden countertops in my cottage-style kitchen, but I am NOT interested in the current vogue for oiled/waxed wood counters -- too risky, with red wine, tomatoes, and water splashing everywhere! I would like to finish the wood with either a marine varnish, a polyurethane, or bowling alley finish. (Yes, I know they're not "edible", but I don't plan to eat the varnish or chop food directly on the counter). Does anyone have varnished or otherwise permanently sealed wooden countertops? How have they held up, especially around the sink and stove? Can you buy a good finish product that has a satin finish rather than a high-gloss?
i had some great wood in my last house and so we had wormy maple countertops, sealed with satin poly from lowes several coats lived there two years and never a problem, had 3 glasss cutting boards for prep and hit things and was fine, just had to use caution and care a bit more than usual but was ok. and the unique wood counters just about sold the house and if u want it go for it
I had a small expanse of varnished wood in my old kitchen; the finish was checking and peeling. It was over the dishwasher, next to the sink so it was subject to a lot of water over the years. I don't know what it was finished with; I bought the house two years ago and it was in place at that time.
You can get satin and other levels of low-gloss varnishes in the good marine stuff (like spar varnish). I guess it's technically polyurethane these days and not "varnish", but it IS good stuff. Be careful with how the dishwasher vents because steam might be to much for it, and it might not be up to code near a range or cooktop (but I don't KNOW that).
I have seen but never owned wooden countertops and I agree with you that varnish is more appealing than oiled from a sanitary and maintenance perspective. Using a polyurethane is essentially plastic-coating your wood. What could go wrong? You might have to refinish it every few years, but it's not too hard--you won't have to strip it first unless someone goes crazy with a knife.
There used to be available (and probably still is) a "bar-top" varnish that was designed for heavy-use areas like, well, bars. Test a few different cans of stuff and see which holds up best. And maybe see which smells least bad (or least long) because you will be refinishing once in a while...
I too thought we could only use oil on our wood countertops, but after a few months I got really tired of doing it, it was a messy gross procedure, and it never really looked good. We don't cut on the countertops either, but I still didn't want a polyurethane or something toxic. I did want something that didn't require so much maintenance. So we sanded the tops down to get rid of the oil, applied mineral spirits, and decided to Waterlox them. OMG, what a difference. I love the way they look and feel now. They've held up great, even around the sink.
Waterlox is a tung-oil finish, but it doesn't need to be renewed monthly or built-up over time like mineral oil, so it's really not like "oiling the countertops." We used the Waterlox Original, which has a semi-gloss finish, but they do sell a satin finish as well (see the Products page at the link below). You probably don't want the marine or "bar-top" finish for your kitchen - brings to mind those awful super shiny tables in the restaurants in Florida I remember from my youth - you know with ropes and shells embedded in them. :-) Anyway, you can recoat without sanding, and it is super-easy to apply. It dries to a hard finish, and water beads up on it.
Here are some photos. This was after just one coat. They recommend 3-4 coats. Tung oil is non-toxic, but it is made from nuts, so be cautious if you have someone allergic to nuts in your household.
Here is a link that might be useful: Waterlox
Beautiful counters!!
We have varnished wood all around the galley in our sailboat. Our galley is directly under the main hatch. It is a VERY wet environment. The wood looks awesome. Every few years we sand a little and apply a couple more coats to keep it looking great.
Get marine spar varnish. You can get any finish you like. The low gloss versions look lovely.
Jen - is the countertop still holding up? We have butcher block countertops too (actually an old bowling alley) and I want something other than vegetable oil to put on them too.
Great pictures!
We too used Waterlox on our butcher block island (from Ikea) and love the finish. Waterlox is great in that it comes in different finishes (Satin, Semi-Gloss, Gloss), can be applied over stains (most people feel safest using food-grade types), and is really impervious to water when it dries. It is very easy to apply however there is a little odor that quickly fades as the finish cures.
DeVos Woodworking used to have a webpage loaded with pictures of their wood countertops with Waterlox but the site seems to be down at the moment.
Waterlox here too on teak. You will never regret putting it on. Takes a minute to wipe on and smells for a couple hours and then gone. Never sand again . We have it all around the gas cooktop, deppfat fryer and sink. Here is the link to info.
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A vegemite cheese cake may be the next recipe for Chinese palates as Australian chef Glenn Austin works with his Chinese counterparts on the value of cream cheese
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NSW SE Local Land Services regional chair David Mitchell concedes reducing staffing numbers will roles will force a scaling back of projects
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The Bega Valley Shire Council on the New South Wales far south coast is asking the State Government to pick up an infrastructure damage bill of around $3m caused by last weekend's torrential rain.
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Maurice Van Ryn, the former Bega Cheese boss awaiting sentencing for sexually abusing six boys in offences dating back to 2006, has his bail revoked after an appeal by the DPP.
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A 'bullet proof' French-American hybrid grape is proving to be a highlight for a little known wine-growing region on the NSW far south coast.
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ACT and New South Wales Police launch a campaign to target holiday traffic along the Kings Highway.
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A warning has been issued for boaters on the New South Wales far south coast to exercise care in the aftermath of the weekend's heavy rain.
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The Chief Executive of Ausgrid, Endeavour Energy and Essential Energy says 1,500 jobs could go and vegetation management work, including bushfire risk mitigation, will be reduced, under a proposal from the energy regulator.
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The New South Wales Public Libraries Association is today continuing the call for more recurrent funding from the State Government, to take the cost pressure off local government.
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A former head of Bega Cheese, who's pleaded guilty to child sex offences on the New South Wales far south coast, has had his bail continued.
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The New South Wales Nurses Union and the Member for Bega and State Treasurer, Andrew Constance, have clashed over the future of a new south-east regional hospital.
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The proposed purchase of the Primo Group by the country's largest fresh meats processor, Brazilian giant JBS, is to be examined by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).
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Farmers of the iconic Sydney Rock oyster say they are sticking with their niche markets, rather than chasing a larger trade to China with the faster growing Pacific oyster.
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Could you make a cheese cake in a wok?
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No, not everybody share your believes, Europeans need to stop the crap that they think whatever they do means advanced civilization.
Just this week a woman is thrown off a building by a stranger, a dude killed 8 children in front of an elementary school because he failed to have relationships, a son chopped off his mother's head, ...
And for Europeans they are all bi-polared patients. Yeah right.
For the purpose of bringing the matter to the attention of the government of Japan and urging some action, I would like to break the rule and solicit as many recommendations as you can muster to my foregoing post.
"And in Japan executions have risen sharply in recent years. Quite apart from known miscarriages of justice, the country's penal habits are chilling. Its death-row inmates, in solitary confinement, are allowed few visits from family or lawyers. They must sit all day on their bed, with rules dictating even their postures, and may not look their guards in the eye. After waiting usually years, they are hung, always during a parliamentary recess, with only a couple of hours' notice, with the family informed only when it is told to pick up the body. With high rates of mental illness from the stress, this is bureaucratic killing at its cruellest."
Even before talking about the appropriateness of capital punishment, how death-row inmates are treated in Japan makes me profoundly angry. Humans are reduced to caged animals, or worse. This is anti-human with no regard to basic human dignity.
It is disturbing to see how this otherwise fine nation often looks down on the weak and desperate with cold contempt and aloofness. Where does this come from?
I very much hope that the new DPJ government, renowned for effective bureaucracy reform and a sense of social justice, will urgently address this bureaucratic sadism and injustice.
"The death penalty is an anachronistic, medieval practice not worthy of 21st Century societies. It amounts to gratuitous, state-sanctioned revenge-killing."
Under Japanese penal code, death sentence does have an aspect of being a state sanctioned revenge killing, as its existence was used as the pretext to abolish the practice of "ada-uchi" (sanctioned vendetta) after the Meiji Restoration.
The long time spent in Japanese death rows is actually in violation of the Japanese penal code, which specifies the maximum interval between final sentencing (usually at the supreme court) and execution of 6 months. Recent rise in the number of executions was an effort by two successive justice ministers (one of them has just left the LDP) to reduce the death row and bring down the interval to something closer to the legal limit.
Finally, I would like to point out that one man currently in our death row would prove to be particularly hard to spare: Shoko Asahara, the leader of Aum Shinrikyo cult who was responsible for the 1995 Sarin attacks on Tokyo underground. Anyone proposing to spare HIS life would have VERY short life expectancy in Japan.
The death penalty is an anachronistic, medieval practice not worthy of 21st Century societies. It amounts to gratuitous, state-sanctioned revenge-killing. Two wrongs don't make a right. It should be abolished all across the world.
What your article fails to mention about India is the number of extra-judicial killings that happen in the name of encounters with terrorists and criminals. The official version of events is that the police shot dead individuals who were on the verge of committing a terrorist act, based on intercepted mobile phone conversations or tip-offs from trusted sources. The other commonly provided explanation is that a wanted person offered armed resistance when the police went to arrest him, and they had no option but to shoot him dead.
When many of these killings were investigated by courts on the behest of victims' families, it was found that the victims were innocent individuals or just petty criminals in the worst cases. But these judicial reviews are often protracted, expensive and can take several years. It cannot happen in every case considering India's over-burdened judiciary.
What motivates the police and the para-military into these killings are the monetary rewards and promotions offered to them for these acts of 'bravery'. Also, the police crave the positive publicity surrounding these cases, especially when the alleged target of the terrorist plot is high profile individuals like Narendra Modi, the chief minister of Gujarat state.
Unless these killings are taken into consideration, it will make no sense to say that 'from 1999 to 2008 it (India) executed just one man'.
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The criminal statistics in Mexico are shocking. The US special services do what they want on Mexican soil. There are no restrictions whatsoever. Many Mexicans perceive it as occupation. The practice is justified by the need to fight drug trafficking though US specialists have hardly reached any great achievements to be praised for – drug flows to the US are on the rise... The US ghost economy needs the inflow of drug money and nobody is going to tighten the faucet. But the rampant drug trafficking has started to hit snags on the way. The disappearance of the students in the estate of Guerrero with the investigation still not over has become the grim and gloomy page in the contemporary Mexican history.
Nil NIKANDROV | 03.11.2014
...Washington surreptitiously spreads around the idea of the Ecuadorian President being unacceptable. Let it be anyone else but not him! The State Department and special services Correa as a probable political and ideological successor of Venezuelan President Chavez on the continent... Ambassador Namm and his team of provocateurs may be in the midst of events. Domingo Paredes has not called the names of those who are behind the attempted subversive actions aimed at frustration of the elections. But Ecuador is not kind of a puppet on a string. Namm should be ready for unexpected turn of events.
Nil NIKANDROV | 28.01.2013
Think of a cozy piano bar on a quiet street in downtown Santiago de Chile, a romantic spot where dating couples, artsy types, and tourists hang out half-listening to old-time hits. Such must have been the place where a DEA agent stationed at the US embassy met with his contact, a high-ranking Investigations Police (PDI) officer, to discuss the arrangements – quantities, disguise, routes, and protection - for a business-as-usual drug trafficking operation, the supply of a shipment of cocaine from Bolivia via the Paso de Colina passage...
Nil NIKANDROV | 14.11.2012
Inspector Franklin Brewster Chase, aged 39, the head of investigation of particularly important cases of drug trafficking in Panama, was poisoned on July 3, 2006. Brewster, like many other members of staff, kept food brought from home in the fridge, which stood in one of the staff rooms. After having lunch and drinking water from a plastic bottle, he fell ill, began to complain of shortness of breath, fever, dizziness, and nausea. Half an hour later, still conscious, he asked to be taken to the National Hospital. Two weeks later he died in excruciating pain. Panamanian investigators told the press that, in all probability, Brewster had been poisoned by organophosphate pesticides...
Nil NIKANDROV | 03.11.2012
The reason why Washington's agents instigate wars between drug cartels is that the US is thus trying to conquer the entire niche for its own players as the drug business steadily inches towards at least partial legalization. In the process, the US agencies are doing their best to insulate their own country from the rivalries between drug groups and the bloody conflicts into which they recurrently escalate. The policy appears to work so far, meaning that the 60,000 deaths in the Mexican drug war count as the same number of lives saved in the US...
Nil NIKANDROV | 11.09.2012
The US intelligence community launched its first drug attacks against Russia in the early 1990ies... The US "war on terror" and the NATO occupation of Afghanistan propelled the US drug offensive against Russia to an unprecedented level... Recently US Assistant Secretary of State for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) William R. Brownfield toured Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan...
Nil NIKANDROV | 10.12.2011
...Saying yes to the operation against the Shia movement Ansar Allah (Houthis) Americans risk facing «unexpected consequences» one more time. No doubt the Houthi movement is the only force in Yemen able to counter the Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and the Islamic State (IS). The Yemen's overthrown President Hadi was blamed for his close ties with Sunni radicals connected to AQAP and IS. As soon as the Houthis came to power, the AQAP militants gave an oath of allegiance to the Islamic State and started to fight the Houthis. Once again Obama aims at wrong terrorists...
Nikolai BOBKIN
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