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Lady Gaga Is Engaged To Taylor Kinney: Morning Mix
Plus: Stevie Wonder talks his new album, Janelle Monae starts a record label and Charli XCX takes us back to the '90s with her latest cover.
Christina Lee
February 17, 2015
Dudes Who Duet: 23 All-Male Songs For A Bromantic Valentine's Day
Here are dude-only pair-ups that range from classic (Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger and David Bowie) to current (Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow, Jason Derulo and 2 Chainz).
Jonathan Riggs
February 14, 2015
Beyonce, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga & More Added To Stevie Wonder's Grammy Tribute
Even more artists have been added to the already-major Stevie Wonder tribute — which will be coming to your TV screen next week!
Bianca Gracie
February 12, 2015
Snoop Dogg's Pharrell-Produced Album Is Titled 'Bush'
Snoop Dogg first teased his new, Pharrell-produced album in September, with a snippet of a song dedicated to a strain of medical marijuana. This week, during a panel at the CES…
Christina Lee
January 10, 2015
Robin Thicke Reportedly Cut In Line To Escape A Hurricane By Bribing Tourists: Morning Mix
:: Robin Thicke was among thousands last week trying to vacate the hurricane-ravaged Cabo San Lucas. When he approached a line of hundreds at the airport, though, the "Blurred Lines" singer is said to have bribed tourists with hugs, cash, snapshots and by taking his shirt off, so that…
Christina Lee
September 22, 2014
Barbra Streisand Announces New Duets LP 'Partners' Featuring John Legend, Stevie Wonder & Elvis (!)
Barbra Streisand has been on Instagram for less than a week and she's already putting it to good use. The veteran diva announced her upcoming LP Partners on the social media platform this morning (August 11) and named an impressive list of duet partners that includes John Legend, Stevie Wonder, Babyface, John Mayer, Michael…
Mike Wass
August 11, 2014
See What Songs Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran & Others Are Singing For Beatles Tribute Special
Fresh off their on-stage reunion at Sunday night's Grammy Awards, surviving Beatles members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr headed to the Los Angeles Convention Center on Monday (January 27) to tape the performance segments for the upcoming CBS special The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles. The program airs o…
Robbie Daw
January 28, 2014
Daft Punk To Perform With Stevie Wonder, Pharrell & Nile Rodgers At Grammys
When Daft Punk were announced as one of the performers at this year's Grammy Awards, the ceremony's executive producer said they'd be doing "a collaborative and celebratory stage performance" — the key word being "collaborative." And so, for their first live performance of the Random Access Memories era, it's fitting that Pharrell and Nile…
Carl Williott
January 6, 2014
Stevie Wonder Covers John Lennon's "Imagine" At Global Citizen Festival: Watch
Stevie Wonder covered John Lennon's "Imagine" at this year's Global Citizen Festival, in efforts to advocate stricter gun control laws. "Can you believe that they let blind people carry guns? Come on," he said. The crowd laughed as the blind singer mimed a misfire. The one-day festival, on September 28 at New York'…
Christina Lee
September 29, 2013
Jay-Z's 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' Samsung App is Being Investigated By The FTC: Morning Mix
Did You Hear? :: Jay-Z finally got his 100th problem. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating Hov's Magna Carta Holy Grail app after complaints that users had to provide too many details to Samsung — including call histories — before using it. [Pigeons & Planes] :: Start knitting those blue…
Mike Wass
July 17, 2013
Alicia Keys, Stevie Wonder Wrote Letters To Judge On Behalf Of Lauryn Hill, According To Lauryn Hill
Lauryn Hill on Monday (May 6) was sentenced to three months in prison for failing to pay taxes. Last night, Hill posted a note on her Facebook page to "extend a sincere thank you" to people who had written letters to the judge on her behalf. She mentioned 30 people by name…
Carl Williott
May 9, 2013
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert Sing "Ebony And Ivory" But 'Ebony' Is Not Present
Stephen Colbert was the special guest on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night (February 22nd). The playful interview started off with a little pre-Oscars beef, where Fallon and Colbert exchanged Papyrus greeting cards with each other and opened at the count of 23. To…
Kathy Iandoli
February 23, 2013
Grammy Awards: 8 Moments Time May Have Forgotten, But We Didn't
The 55th Annual Grammy Awards are just hours away, and like the rest of you pop fanatics out there, we're impatiently counting down every second until showtime. With a lineup that includes Justin Timberlake, Frank Ocean and Taylor Swift, as well as exciting collaborations from Ed Sheeran and Elton John, plu…
Erika Brooks Adickman
February 10, 2013
Rihanna Crowned MTV's Rock Star Of The Year, Remains Unapologetic: Morning Mix
Did You Hear? :: Rihanna was crowned MTV News' Rock Star of the Year for a number of reasons, including but not limited to the fact that she was thoroughly #UNALOPOGETIC in 2012. If Rihanna sees the news, we imagine that she will say something to the effect of "#phuckyorockstar," although she may be too busy…
Sam Lansky
December 18, 2012
Stevie Wonder Clarifies Comments Regarding Frank Ocean And Homosexuality
After facing a barrage of criticism, Stevie Wonder is backtracking on comments he made in an interview regarding homosexuality and Frank Ocean's decision to come out. When asked about Ocean's revelation that his first love was a man, Wonder told The Guardian "Some people who think they're gay, they're…
Carl Williott
September 4, 2012
Diamond Jubilee Concert: Watch Will.i.am, Gary Barlow, Cheryl Cole & Jessie J's Performances
Over 200 musicians took to the stage outside Buckingham Palace in London last night to perform the official Diamond Jubilee composition "Sing" for Queen Elizabeth II, including songwriters Gary Barlow and Andrew Lloyd Weber, British choir Military Wives, the African Children's Choir and Indigenous Australian artist Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu. The spectacle was a…
Robbie Daw
June 5, 2012
2012 Billboard Music Awards: Read The Full List Of Winners
The 2012 Billboard Music Awards turned into the 2012 Adele Awards, as the British songstress was honored with 12 awards, including Top Artist, during the show at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Party-meisters LMFAO also walked away with some major booty — six trophies, to be precise, with their smash single "Party Rock…
Becky Bain
May 20, 2012
'American Idol': Whitney Houston Tribute Night Goes Better Than Expected
With the shadow of Whitney Houston looming large over American Idol's momentous 400th episode, the theme of last night's show may as well have been: "We've set you guys up for failure, so just throw us your best Whitney impression and pray for the best." At least the guys caught a break, being tasked with…
Carl Williott
March 8, 2012
'American Idol' Top 13 To Perform Songs By Whitney Houston And Stevie Wonder
We always dread when an American Idol contestant chooses to sing a Whitney Houston song on the show, since there's an above average chance that their performance will pale in comparison to the real thing. But on next week's performance night, the Idol ladies in the Top 13 won't be able to sing anything but…
Becky Bain
March 2, 2012
Kelly Rowland Covers Whitney Houston With Stevie Wonder On Backup
Kelly Rowland took the stage at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas last night and belted out a soaring rendition of "The Greatest Love Of All" during Muhammad Ali's 70th birthday celebration. Most people know the song as a Whitney Houston classic, but it was originally recorded by Grammy winner George Benson for…
Robbie Daw
February 20, 2012
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20 Aug 2014 19:51 GMT | Politics, War & Conflict, Middle East, Hamas, Gaza
Several thousand mourners have joined the funeral procession for the wife and baby son of Hamas' military commander Mohammed Deif.
Addressing the mourners, a young man passed on the condolences of the al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, and prayers were read for two other men who died earlier on Wednesday when a rocket hit their motorcycle in the northern town of Beit Lahiya.
The airstrikes on Tuesday killed Deif's wife and his seven-month-old son at the house of a family they were staying with.
Al Jazeera's Jane Ferguson, reporting from Gaza, said: "Locals here say it was struck by Israeli airstrikes at least five times on Tuesday night."
Hamas said Israel had targeted Deif in the airstrikes, but had failed to kill him. The group also said Israel had attempted to kill Deif on three previous occasions.
Speaking on Wednesday, Israel's interior minister Gideon Saar said Deif was a legitimate target.
"Mohamed Deif deserves to die just like [Osama] bin Laden," he said. "He is an arch murderer and as long as we have an opportunity we will try to kill him."
At a news conference in Tel Aviv, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, said: "Commanders of Hamas' military wing are legitimate targets."
'Pay for its crimes'
A Hamas spokesman known as Abu Obaida called on Wednesday for Palestinian negotiators to withdraw from talks in Cairo after the deaths.
However, Moussa Abu Marzouk, head of the Hamas delegation in the Egyptian capital, told Al Jazeera that they would not yet be withdrawing, and were waiting to hear back from the Egyptians.
Abu Obaida also warned international airlines against flying into or departing from Israel's Ben Gurion airport starting at 3:00 GMT on Thursday.
"The occupation will pay for its crimes against Palestinian civilians and those living around the Gaza border will not return home until Mohammed Deif decides," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said in a statement.
Shelling on Wednesday killed 21 Palestinians, raising the death toll in Gaza to 2,035.
Children killedOn Tuesday, a week-long truce in Gaza collapsed with both sides blaming each other after Palestinian fighters launched rockets into Israel and Israel attacked "terror sites" inside the besieged enclave.
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Ferguson said at least six children had been killed in the airstrikes since the truce disintegrated.
"There is now this fallout row, essentially over who started it," she said. "Whoever broke the truce, it seems the exchange of rocket fire into Israel and airstrikes on Gaza is unlikely to end today."
The Israeli military launched attacks on at least 10 sites in Gaza on Tuesday, killing at least three people, and recalled its team working on a permanent ceasefire with Palestinians in Cairo after three rockets landed in Israel.
An Israeli government official said: "In response to Hamas's violation of the truce, the prime minister and defence minister have ordered the IDF [Israeli army] to once more attack terror sites in the Gaza Strip."
The al-Qassam Brigades said on Twitter that it had fired rockets towards Tel Aviv.
No one was injured in the attack on the city, the Israeli army said.
Little progress
In Cairo, Palestinian negotiators declared the ceasefire talks over, and said they would leave Egypt on Wednesday."We told the Egyptians we are ready to return to the talks once they find the proper atmosphere," said Azzam al-Ahmad, the Palestinian negotiator, adding that the Palestinians had submitted a final ceasefire proposal.
"It's clear the Israelis are not interested in the ceasefire. We did not hear from them. We were willing to, but we did not hear from them," he said.However, Ferguson said there is still hope that the talks might continue.
"Nobody is coming out and saying 'there will be absolutley no more possibility for peace'", she said.
"Actually the peace talks in Cairo haven't officially ended because we haven't had parties come out and said that's it, they're finished."
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Hamas is seeking an end to a seven-year Israeli-Egyptian blockade that has battered Gaza's economy, while Israel wants guarantees that Hamas will disarm.
In nearly a week of indirect talks, Egypt appears to have made little headway in resolving the differences.
Late on Monday, it secured a 24-hour extension to a temporary truce to allow more time for a last-ditch attempt to reach a longer-term deal.
An Egyptian compromise proposal calls for easing the blockade, but not lifting it altogether and opening the territory's air and seaports as Hamas has demanded.
While the plan does not require Hamas to give up its weapons, it would give Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, whose forces were ousted by Hamas in 2007, a foothold back in Gaza running border crossings and overseeing internationally-backed reconstruction.
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Index shows online brokerage industry takes the biggest drop, while travel sites hold steady.
A weakened economy pulled customer satisfaction down 1.6 points in the e-commerce sector on the American Customer Satisfaction Index. The 2008 index was released today by the University of Michigan and e-commerce partner ForeSee Results.
Overall, online commerce sites scored 80 points -- on a scale of zero to 100 with 100 representing the top score. In this report the index examines three online commerce sectors: retail, brokerages, and travel companies.
Online brokerages saw the biggest drop in customer satisfaction, going from 79 points in 2007 to 74 points last year. TD Ameritrade saw the biggest decline, from 80 in 2007 to 71 last year. During that period, at least one TD Ameritrade investor filed suit against the brokerage, according to a published report. The investor claimed TD Ameritrade improperly marketed the Reserve Yield Plus as a money-market fund that would maintain its $1 share price.
For online brokerages, Freed attributed the drop in customer satisfaction to several factors, including "the struggle that the financial services industry had, the eroded trust that consumers have in some organizations." Other brokerage firms, he said, fared better by being proactive and helping consumers understand the economic volatility.
On the retail front, Newegg, which sells consumer electronics, recorded the highest score at 88, while eBay recorded the lowest at 78. Overall, online retailers had an aggregate score of 82 -- the highest of the three sectors in the report. Newegg's loyal customers "cite competitive prices, good product selection, and lightening-fast shipping," Freed wrote. In contrast, "eBay is losing its reputation for deals and discounts," he said, pointing out that site has less appeal when major retailers are aggressively slashing prices.
"Online retail continues to be a positive amongst the overall retail sector, and what online retail brings to consumers is ease, convenience, and great choice," Freed said. "Online retail did far greater than in-store during the holidays." The retail sector, which includes department stores, discount stores, specialty stores, supermarkets, and gas stations, earned a score of 75.2. While lower than its online counterpart it's up 1.3 percentage points in terms of customer satisfaction from 2007.
Online travel sites recorded an aggregate score of 75 in 2008, unchanged from the prior year. Expedia's score was 77, while Priceline.com had a score of 72.
"These travel aggregators, the transaction is done with them but their ability to service it is limited," Freed said in an interview with ClickZ. "Online [travel] retailers are trying to step up." Travel sites are aiming to do this through offering better reviews of hotels and destinations, and guarantees on reservations and transactions made on their sites.
Nearly every industry online channel outperforms its offline counterparts, according to ForeSee Results.
Here are the scores for the online sectors included in today's report:
Overall C-commerce, Aggregate: 80
Online Retail Sites, Aggregrate: 82
E-Brokerage Sites, Aggregate: 74
Online Travel Sites, Aggregate: 75
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I haven't seen any indication that writing a driver for GCN is any "easier" than for VLIW, except when it comes to seriously optimizing the shader compiler.
The VLIW hardware actually worked out real well from a shader compiler POV, since most of the IR operations were on 3- or 4-component vertices and fragments and so each IR operation could be translated directly into a single 3- or 4-slot VLIW instruction.
Well somehow there do not exist any fast opengl drivers for ati cards. Not even using win where you can compare opengl against dx11 you see good drivers. For linux you see lots of artefacts using rage with wine (hd 5670 if you forgot it). It would be just too funny when oss drivers would beat fglrx in some years...
no, i used heaven on win7 to compare opengl+dx11. but heaven+fglrx is even slower than win+opengl. win+dx11 scales with cf.
the only time i got good performance with a FOSS driver other than intel's was with a dell with a 7xxx chip. the effects were so smooth and fast. I was really impressed. honestly i've never had performance issues with intel drivers from 965 and on. nouveau on the other hand is a crapshoot of kernel panics and artifacts.


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Weapons and budget cuts
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Coburn asks for details on year-end spending spree
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September 20, 2013
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Attorney Thomas J. O'Rourke will answer your calls and emails on how to best prepare for your family's financial future. Also, Sean Reilly from the Federal Times will give us an update on some of the big issues affecting federal workers.
September 18, 2013
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FY 2014 - Storm clouds on the horizon
Steve Charles, co-founder and executive vice president of immixGroup and Larry Allen, president of Allen Federal Business Partners, will discuss what's ahead for contractors in 2014.
September 16, 2013 (Encore presentation September 23, 2013)
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Jesus is the returning bridegroom who will arrive triumphantly at the end of the age. Beloved , blessed are those whose lamps are faithfully kept burning as they watch and wait for his appearance. Be Ready for "The Cry at Midnight."
Scripture: Matthew 25:1-25:13, Mark 13:32
Shared: 11/3/2011
God gives each of special abilities and expects us to be faithful in using what we've been given. Instead of "hiding" our gifts we're to invest them in kingdom service. There's no getting around the fact that we are responsible for what we've been given
Series: Improving Your Serve
Contributor: Brian Bill (510 sermons shared)
Denomination: Baptist
Scripture: Matthew 25:14-25:30, Matthew 25:14-25:25, Romans 12:6-12:8
Shared: 3/26/2003
Was Jesus teaching us that we can "buy" our way into heaven by doing good works?
Series: We Are The Sermon - W.A.T.S.
Contributor: Jeff Strite (731 sermons shared)
Shared: 9/3/2006
I've never thought of God as being "grateful" for me, but the intriguing thing is - He is grateful, but only when we meet certain expectations. What are they?
Contributor: Jeff Strite (731 sermons shared)
Tags: Thanksgiving, Faith, Grateful, Thankful
Shared: 8/13/2002
What is servant evangelism: It is demonstrating the kindness of God, The Love God, by offering to do some act of humble service, with no strings attached. We never fully know what small act of kindness will touch and transform a life.
Scripture: Matthew 10:40-10:42, Matthew 25:34-25:40, John 17:21
Tags: Open Heart, Doing God's Will, Faith Alive, God's Love, Evangelism, [more]
Shared: 6/29/2014
Notice the simple responses our Lord noted in the actions of the righteous. Giving someone a drink of cold water, something to eat, clothes to wear a visit. These are simple and basic acts of kindness. No pomp, no plaque, no prestige.
Shared: 12/4/2014
Greatness in the kingdom of heaven is recognized by simple acts of kindness.
Contributor: Tom Evans (7 sermons shared)
Denomination: Adventist
Scripture: Matthew 25:31-25:40
Tags: Christian Love
Shared: 3/28/2001
Second in a series on Matthew 24 & 25. This message focuses on the theme of being prepared for Christ's return since we do not know when it will be.
Series: Because Jesus Is Returning . . .
Contributor: Scott Weber (20 sermons shared)
Scripture: Matthew 25:1-25:13
Tags: Second Coming, Oil, Vessel
Shared: 3/23/2001
Now one of the disturbing parts of the story to us is that He didn't give the servants the same amount. He gave 5 to one & 2 to another & 1 to another. We may think that is not fair. (PowerPoints available - # 144)
Contributor: Melvin Newland (288 sermons shared)
Scripture: Matthew 25:14-25:30
Tags: Commit, Faith, God's Will, Invest
Shared: 7/2/2002
We must realize that God expects us to do more than sit on a pew each week. His desire is for us to become a useful vessel.
Contributor: Greg Cooper (41 sermons shared)
Denomination: Pentecostal
Scripture: Matthew 25:14-25:30
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Part 3 of a video podcast from the American Museum of Natural History's 2007 Mack Lipkin Man and Nature Series entitled Save the Microbes, Save the World: The Fate of Microbial Life on a Changing Planet.
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Frank Merton, on 16 July 2013 - 09:34 AM, said:
It applies to experiences, to faith, to observed phenomena, and so on, and the thing is there is no answer to such a claim short of mental imbalance or lying, and the person seems reasonably stable.
When it comes to ourselves, we are almost all downright fools.
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I recently gave a talk at the Tower of London to Jardine Matheson Executives from Hong Kong on the leadership lessons we can learn from the Tudors (including what to avoid). Brilliant group; tremendous fun.
Blown away by this wonderful piece about NCH (and flattering mention of me) in The Daily Telegraph by History student Hugo Stevensen.
I was honoured to be a judge at this year's Inspiration Awards for Women. Here are some of the highlights from the 2014 Awards for Women supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer at Cadogan Hall, London, England. The event acknowledges inspirational women and raises money and profile for the charity.
Poirot or Scheherazade? I ask: must historians choose between academic analysis and popular narrative, in my latest column in History Today.
I'm cracking on with a new book – on Henry VIII's last will – so hopefully some things will be coming your way before too long.
I spent 7th August recording a BBC History Magazine podcast interview about the wars of the roses, the fifteenth century, and the art and science of writing history, interrogating Dan Jones. The podcast is live on the BBC History Mag website. We also deviated into the writing of popular history, whether Richard III was a tyrant and other assorted matters
Dan is to present the book in a new series soon, which you must watch on Channel 5.
On 30 July, at 9pm, for those in the UK, I'm was one of ten presenters counting down the World's Worst Natural Disasters on More 4. Mine was historic and devastated the globe in the 14th century, and it got No. 1 billing…
In my July 2014 column for History Today, I reflected on feelings and friendship in the past…. How Does It Feel?
I was on the panel for BBC4's Making History at this years Chalke Valley History Festival? The other panelists were Jon Snow, David Reynolds, and Andrea Wulf. The programme was aired on 12th August, 2014.
Whilst there I also gave a talk entitled Magnificence, Love and Scaffolds.
I was an historian among scientists at Cheltenham Science Festival today – speaking on the Mary Rose as a Tudor Time Capsule and Dying to be Beautiful.
I've devised and will be leading this Tudor Tour with Historical Trips in September 2015.
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The week of 26th May 2014 was History Week at NCH, and New College of the Humanities is featuring one member of the History faculty via blogs and videos each day. This was my turn:
First day today filming the new episode of Hidden Killers, this time of the Tudor home. With Dr Steven Gunn, soundman Hywel Jones, executive producer Jobim Sampson, and the perfectly named cameraman, Tudor Evans.
For all you lovely people who might want to watch it, it will air as part of the BBC Wolf Hall season, probably in early 2015.
In advance of my Henry and Anne series, I joined the panel of The Wright Stuff as the day's special guest on Thursday 20 February. We discussed Edward Snowden's appointment as Rector of Glasgow University, why feminism is considered by some to be an ugly word, which period in history we'd like to return to with a time machine, and whether manufacturers should label alcohol with the number of calories it contains.
On 29th April, 2014 I went on the set of a new TV mini-series about The Great Fire of London which series began airing on 16th October. The cast is incredible: Jack Huston, Rose Leslie and Charles Dance (Game of Thrones – Ygritte and Tywin Lannister), Daniel Mays (whom I last saw in Mojo), Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Andrew Buchan and Perdita Weeks, whose sister I used to audition with as a child. And it's written by: Tom Bradby, the ITV News Political Editor.
In April 2014 Dan Snow and I pitched rival teams in a game across London to test the role of command and communications in WW1. Great fun! And is airing on iPlayer as part of the WW1 Uncut series.
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Air New Zealand has denied cancelling flights between Wellington and Timaru due to light passenger loads despite claims from a frequent flyer who lost a day's work when his flight was cancelled on Monday night.
Project engineer Barry Hook travels from his home in Taupo to jobs around the country twice every fortnight and has found flying into the regions sometimes can be "hugely inconvenient".
"I don't know whether it's coincidental or not, but when there is a light loading, like last night's [Monday] five passengers, then there is no plane available," he said.
Air NZ spokesperson Emma Field said the cancelled flight NZ2305 was due to "an unforseen engineering issue".
"From the period October 1, 2013, to January 20, 2014, of 501 scheduled flights between Wellington and Timaru, 12 had been cancelled; nine of which were due to weather conditions and three because of engineering issues," Ms Field said.
Mr Hook and his fellow passengers were told at Wellington Airport that their 6pm flight was "unserviceable" and they could either take the 6.45pm flight to Christchurch and a shuttle to Timaru or catch a plane yesterday. Overnight accommodation expenses were not offered.
Mr Hook opted for the later flight but instead of arriving in Timaru shortly after 7pm, as intended when his flight was originally booked, he arrived just after 10pm. He decided he was too tired to drive to Cromwell for a 5am start and instead stayed in Waimate.
Mr Hook's tickets from Taupo to Timaru return cost $882 and he is incensed that his employer has paid for something he has not received.
"It's a lot of money," he said.
Since he started his job in 1999 he has noticed that regional airports did not get the same attention as the main routes.
A flow-on effect of Monday's cancellation was the cancellation of the 6.50am flight from Timaru to Wellington yesterday.
Another issue which has upset Mr Hook is the Friday mid-afternoon flights from Timaru to Wellington which no longer fly.
"They just disappeared, there was no communication," he said.
Air NZ's schedule varies in line with seasonal demand and its Friday mid-afternoon flight will resume on February 10.
A Commerce Commission spokesman said the airline industry's terms and conditions attached to each ticket contained the airline's right to offer alternative travel due to unforseen circumstances, so there was no issue under the Fair Trading Act for passengers such as Mr Hook.
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Stories about B.C. missing, slain women 'eerily similar' to Manitoba: AMC
Manitoba's provincial Grand Chief Derek Nepinak compared Manitoba to British Columbia in a statement Friday that described the state of missing and murdered aboriginal women in the two provinces as "eerily similar."
"While the stories in the Human Rights Watch report are based in British Columbia, they are eerily similar to the stories we hear from victims, families and friends affected by the missing and murdered indigenous issue in our territories," Nepinak said in a statement released Friday by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs.
Two days ago, a Human Rights Watch report alleged numerous instances of sexual and physical abuse of First Nations women in northern British Columbia at the hands of the RCMP.
A spokeswoman for Nepinak said the reference was about police dismissing reports about missing women.
"Most of the complaints we hear about against police is that they do not take missing reports seriously and even dismiss them," Sheila North Wilson said.
She cited a generally a poor attitude toward aboriginal people and aboriginal women. "Not all officers, of course, but (there are) some who make it hard for some of our people to trust police," she said.
A spokesman for RCMP in Manitoba referred questions to Ottawa headquarters; a spokesperson there was not immediately available. Winnipeg police have yet to respond to a request for comment.
Earlier this week in reaction to the Human Rights Watch report, RCMP Chief Supt. Janice Armstrong said the force wants to get to the bottom of allegations but the Human Rights Watch wasn't helping police investigate.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper also called on the group to share information with police. The prime minister announced at the same time that the government asked the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP to look into the B.C. allegations.
In Manitoba, approximately 80 cases of missing and aboriginal women date back decades. They are the long-term focus of a joint RCMP-Winnipeg police investigation set up a few years ago.
The report, meanwhile, has raised the profile of the issue nationally this week and has renewed calls for a national inquiry into approximately 600 missing and murdered women in the country.
"AMC, along with the Southern Chiefs Organization and the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak have made repeated calls for a national inquiry... the HRW report gives further evidence for the government of Canada to immediately call (one)," Nepinak said in the AMC statement.
A parliamentary committee was reported Thursday to be close to being struck, its function to try to get some insight into why so many aboriginal women go missing or are murdered in this country.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay, parliamentary secretary to the minister of justice, told the House of Commons Thursday the Conservatives support the idea of creating a committee specifically to look at the root causes of the issue. Thursday was the inaugural Day of Action in honour of the murdered and missing aboriginal women in Canada.
For more than a year, families of victims, aboriginal groups and opposition parties have pressured the federal government to call a national inquiry into the issue, but the government has not agreed.
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Carpet One Near Pflugerville
If you're in the Pflugerville area and looking for quality service to help you find the perfect new flooring for your Pflugerville home, come in to your local Carpet One. Pflugerville-area Carpet One locations are the best in Texas when it comes to providing you with the best flooring selection, expertise, installation, and protection in the industry. We have everything from quality ceramic tile to laminate flooring and so much more.
Carpet One redefines what it means to shop for flooring in the Pflugerville area. We are proud to offer a flooring type for every lifestyle and every price range at your Carpet One near Pflugerville. Rely on the expertise of our sales professionals to guide you through the flooring selection process with the added help of Carpet One's SelectAFloor ™ system, which aids you in choosing the best floor for your home at the best price. Whether you need a hardwood floor that will look great in any room or a laminate flooring that will stay beautiful while standing up to lots of foot traffic, rest assured that you can find what you need by shopping at Carpet One nearby Pflugerville. Plus, we have several SelectAFloor ™ warranty options available to ensure that your floors perform well long after installation.
Affordable, quality flooring has never been easier to come by than at your Pflugerville-area Carpet One. Rely on your Carpet One nearby Pflugerville to help you achieve your vision and renovate your floors with professional ease. Come in to your Carpet One near Pflugerville and let us help you start your flooring redesign journey today!