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The hotel has a great location and affordable room rates. Refreshments are served 24h/day for the guests, it's included in the price. Some rooms are very small with a wall view. Also try their new hotel on the other side of Placa de Catalunya, Continental Palacita: better breakfast/refreshments but bit more expensive room rates. More quiet location but still in the very center. Facilities are better. Both are quite cosy and have a friendly staff.
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First time to this city, was amazed by the friendliness of the people. Hotel Continental was a well kept place. Room 241 is large, has a great balcony view of street life 40 feet below. We were serenaded over Christmas 2002 by Peruvian street musicians and birdsong in the morning. Breakfast was buffett: kiwi fruit, toast, coffee, tea,choice of cereal, hardboiled eggs, cookies. Anytime lounge with free travel books and comfy seats. You don't even have to speak Catalonian. Will definitely come back.
Hotel Continental is great!
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Hotel Continental was great! Prime location, very helpful staff. Went in Nov. so the street noise was tolerable. Small rooms but would definantly return again.
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To provide support for the fire recovery effort and the many volunteers that will be coming to the area to help, "strike teams" made up of local residents are being organized by the …
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A campaign to rebuild homes lost in the Carlton Complex Fire last summer is gathering momentum as reconstruction season gets underway. "We are in full swing," said Carlene Anders, executive director of Carlton Complex Long Term Recovery Group (CCLTRG), the volunteer organization that is conducting the rebuilding campaign.
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Argues that trees will lose commercial value if not cut By Marcy Stamper Okanogan County has taken legal action to ensure that a plan to log state land that burned in the Carlton Complex Fire is carried out this spring, so that trees are cut while they have commercial value. The county's petition also says...
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LOUISVILLE - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announces activation of a new traffic signal at the intersection of KY 61 (Preston Highway) and KY 1116 (Zoneton Road) in Bullitt County.
The signal heads are currently in place and will be turned on flash this week to make motorists aware of new traffic conditions.
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When February rolls around, people usually always have love on the brain. But some often forget to consider the health of their heart first.
February is also American Heart Month and continuing with the tradition the Bullitt County Health Department will sponsor the Healthy Hearts Wear Red luncheon Thursday, Feb. 26.
"Heart disease is one of the silent killers," said Liz McGuire, Bullitt County Health Department health education coordinator. "A lot of people don't know they have issues until something happens."
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"Winter weather provides new challenges and responsibilities to the public and the Kentucky State Police," says KSP spokesman Sgt. Michael Webb.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - There are many community members who have wanted to help the homelessness crisis in Bullitt County over the years.
There is no emergency homeless shelter facility in the county. There is The Shepherd's Shelter, Inc. that tries to assist in a long-term way to obtain self-sustainability.
There is no crisis food emergency cafeteria, although groups such as Martie's Kitchen and Two Fish Ministries offer weekly meals.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - One thing for certain, no other team had more to cheer about.
The Bullitt Central Cheerleading Team placed seventh overall out of 600 teams in the Large Co-Ed Division of the 2015 National High School Cheerleading Championships.
Bullitt Central's visits to Orlando, Fla., for the annual competition have become commonplace; however, this year's trip was completely different, involving a bus accident in Atlanta, Ga., en route to the Sunshine State.
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LOUISVILLE – Hillview Police Chief Glenn Caple was convicted today of making a false statement to federal agents when questioned about his knowledge and involvement in moving evidence found on an elected official's property on January 4, 2012, announced Acting United States Attorney John E. Kuhn, Jr.
House Republican Caucus Leadership, which is House Republican Floor Leader Jeff Hoover, R-Jamestown; Republican Caucus Chair Stan Lee, R-Lexington; and Republican Whip Jim DeCesare, R-Bowling Green, announced today the creation of positions called ranking members among the caucus.The ranking members named to House Committees, which includes several local representatives, are:
*Agriculture and Small Business: Rep. James Tipton, R-Taylorsville, who covers a couple of eastern Bullitt County precincts, as well as all of Spencer and Anderson counties
LEBANON JUNCTION - Residents were evacuated following a structure fire at an apartment complex in Lebanon Junction Thursday afternoon.
Lebanon Junction and Shepherdsville Fire units responded to the middle building of the Bryant Place Apartments complex at 175 Brook St. just after 4 p.m..
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Many opponents yielded the security issue to Netanyahu and instead campaigned on economic concerns, such as the high cost of living and the government's much-maligned practice of giving generous handouts and draft exemptions to the ultra-Orthodox Jews.
While Israel's economy has remained on solid footing, Netanyahu's government has run up a huge deficit that could force steep budget cuts in coming months.
Only one major contender, former Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni, campaigned on a platform centered on the need for peace with Palestinians.
Livni implored voters to think about the "big decisions" at hand.
"The vote I have cast includes the hopes of all the people who don't want four more years of Netanyahu and this government," she said.
In the run-up to the election, opinion polls universally forecast Netanyahu's Likud-Yisrael Beitenu alliance emerging as the largest single bloc, controlling roughly one-quarter of parliament's 120 seats and in a strong position to form a majority coalition.
Should the right-wing and religious parties somehow fail to muster a majority, there will be a mad scramble on the center-left to try to form a coalition on their own.
Under that scenario, Labor Party leader Shelly Yachimovich could end up as prime minister. The former radio journalist who once backed Israel's Communist party campaigned on a promise to narrow the gap between rich and poor and has said she will not join a Netanyahu government.
In all, 32 parties were running. Israel has historically had multiparty governments because no party has ever won an outright majority in the country's 64-year history. Polls close at 10 p.m. local time (3 p.m. ET, 2000 GMT), with preliminary results to be released shortly after that.
In a sign of the times, many Israelis advertised their voting choice by photographing their ballot slips and uploading them to Facebook.
Netanyahu has won praise at home for drawing the world's attention to Iran's suspect nuclear program and for keeping the economy on solid ground at a time of global turmoil.
But internationally, he has repeatedly clashed with allies over his handling of the peace process. Peace talks with the Palestinians have remained deadlocked throughout his term, in large part because of his continued construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank and east Jerusalem.
A shift by Netanyahu away from his tough line toward the Palestinians appears unlikely. Netanyahu himself has only grudgingly voiced conditional support for a Palestinian state, and his own party is now dominated by hard-liners who oppose even this.
Likud primaries robbed the party of its most moderate figures, and up to one-sixth of the incoming legislature is expected to be settlers who advocate holding on to captured land the Palestinians want for a future state. That could translate into a more hawkish government.
A likely coalition partner, Naftali Bennett of the surging Jewish Home Party, has even called for annexing large parts of the West Bank, the core of any future Palestinian state.
Motti Saban, a 25-year-old student in Jerusalem, said he would vote for Jewish Home.
"We are right-wing and we want to see a parliament that is more right-wing than now," Saban said. "Social issues affect us all, but I won't give up Jerusalem. That's more important," Saban said.
Associated Press writers Amy Teibel and Diaa Hadid in Jerusalem and Cassandra Vinograd in London contributed to this report.
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Recognizing the changing demographics of the federal workforce--significant portions of the workforce are aging, facing the need to care for elderly parents, and are or will be retiring, and in turn likely to be replaced by a younger workforce with child care needs--the Congress was interested in understanding the dependent care needs of the federal workforce and to what extent employees were using or could use federal programs and benefits designed to help meet these needs. We have previously reported that work-life programs, such as alternative flexible work schedules and child care centers and assistance, are viewed by agency officials as being among the most effective programs used to help manage their workforce. In response to these trends, the House and Senate Committees on Appropriations, included a mandate in its Conference Report 108-792 directing GAO to: (1) provide technical assistance to the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the General Services Administration (GSA) in their efforts to gather data on federal employee child care needs and analyze options to meet those needs, and (2) review the data and analysis generated and provide the results to the Committees. This letter and enclosure is our response to this mandate. More specifically, they provide our analysis of results from a survey of federal employees, which OPM developed and administered, that address: (1) the extent of dependent care needs reported by these employees, and (2) the ways in which these employees currently meet those needs, including the use of certain federally-sponsored programs and flexibilities intended to help address child and adult dependent care needs.
Governmentwide, survey results show that about 54 percent of federal employees reported having either child or adult dependent care needs, or both, and about 19 percent of employees currently without dependent care needs expect to have them in the future. Dependent care needs varied across executive branch agencies and between the legislative, judicial, and executive branches. Governmentwide, federal employees with children reported using an array of child care arrangements to meet their needs, with about 75 percent of them reporting that they prefer the arrangements they currently use. Most employees reported they prefer to use some form of in-home care to meet their needs. In terms of availability, we found that there are currently 225 federally-sponsored child care centers nationwide with one half sponsored and operated by GSA and the other half sponsored and managed by agencies. When determining whether to sponsor a center, an agency, among other things, assesses the geographic location of its employees and whether there are large enough numbers to sustain a center, and if this is the best federal option available to meet employee needs. Governmentwide, employees reported also using a variety of workplace scheduling flexibilities as options for addressing their dependent care needs. The availability and use of these flexibilities varied widely across agencies and more employees in the legislative agencies and judicial units reported using such flexibilities than in executive agencies. Although availability and use varied, survey results indicated that these workplace scheduling flexibilities were consistently important to the recruitment and retention of employees with dependent care needs governmentwide. The dependent care survey results indicate there is no overall mandate for new or additional federal dependent care programs and benefits, since most employees are satisfied with their current care arrangements. However, the data do suggest that agencies could improve communication about and, therefore, better leverage the existing federal dependent care programs and benefits that they may offer, given that a significant number of employees said they did not know if their agency offered these programs or did not know how to use them. Because survey results varied across agencies, they could review their individual results with the programs and workplace options they offer to determine whether these programs and options best balance the agencies' employees' needs with mission requirements and promote recruitment and retention of high-quality federal employees. In reviewing their agency-specific data to assess their employees' unique needs, executive agencies can coordinate with OPM, legislative agencies can coordinate with any relevant oversight bodies such as the Chief Administrative Officers (CAO) Council, and judicial court units can coordinate with the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. When assessing dependent care needs, agencies will want to consider conditions and circumstances unique to their agency and employees, including the age, income, and geographic distribution of their workforce.
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Hey All. Hope everyone is having a great summer. Took some pictures of my front yard today that I wanted to share. I also Noticed that on one of my Trachys new frond looks defected. Not sure what's causing it. Maybe someone can help me identify the cause of it. Also have some questions:
I planted them in early March, fertilized in late March. When should I fertilize them again?
Now that its Hot how often should I water them. (It seems like I have pretty good draining soil. They also receive lots of sun most of the day (southern exposure)
This is my front yard. The Trachy closest to the house gets the most shade and looks the healthiest. I think this one will have the best chance of survival since it is the closest to the house. Just hope I did not plant it to close the house. The one closest in the picture flowered. Going to have lots of fun building mini green house around them this year!
This is my Musa Bajoo. Its grows a new leaf about every 4 or five days. Already cut 3 pups off of it. I gave the pups to my neighbors who wanted to try to grow them. I try to keep it neatly pruned since I restricted with space. so far so good. Last winter I cut of the leaves and wrapped the trunk with insulation. It worked and got a good head start this spring.
Awesome pics! They look very healthy. I wouldn't worry about the new frond, it looks healthy to me. My trachy had weird bends in the new fronds too at times. I think it's caused by stress, but the fronds grow out normally and it seems to happen with healthy looking plants.
The Basjoo is already looking really full considering it's not even july yet! My fastest growing bananas only have 4 leaves so far, looks like yours is working on it's 7th!
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Here is a link that might be useful: My Plant Blog!
Occasionally, my Trachys will get some damage on new or emerging spears during the winter and they look very similar to the damage yours is showing. I think it's more moisture than cold and aside from the visual imperfection on those fronds it doesn't seem to harm anything.
Water them?! This month may soon go down as the wettest June ever! Take a look at your local extended forecast. Locally, we had about 10 inches already for the month! Don't water, certainly while his monsoon persists. (I wonder if the leaf with the problem was not in part due to excessive moisture on the leaf bud). This past Spring was real cold, I would hold off on the early spring fertilizing next time, especially if it is cold. Feeding is fine now, but I wonder how useful it is with heavy rain forecasted. (Won't a lot of it just get leached anyway?) I am waiting and hoping for the weather to settle down and dry up. Also, from what I have read, you don't worry about your palm being planted to close to the house. (Palm roots are not invasive or destructive to property.) Good luck with them!
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The National-ranking table tennis championship (East Zone) was opened by the State sports minister, Madan Mitra, at the Kabiguru Stadium in Bolpur near here on Tuesday.
Over 600 players are taking part in the six-day tournament which will offer a prize fund of Rs. 6 lakh. The West Bengal Table Tennis Association organised meet will see all the top notch Indian players participating in the championship which follows the Inter-institutional championship which concluded at Burnpur on Monday.
Impressed by the Stadium, the sports minister, in his speech, promised Rs. 10 lakh for upgrading the Stadium including installing an air condition system. Association president and former speaker, Somnath Chatterjee, was among many who attended the programme.
The day also saw competition in cadet boys and girls section where all the seeded players advanced easily.
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Former Ranji panel umpire Rathindranath Mitra breathed his last on Tuesday. He was 71. Mitra was not only a good sportsman but also an amiable person.
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LEIGH Centurions ruthlessly pulled away from Featherstone Rovers with a blistering second-half display to remain unbeaten at the top of the Kingstone Press Championship.
Centurions could face a Hull of a test at Doncaster
PAUL Rowley is keeping an eye on events at Hull as he prepares the Centurions for Sunday's trip to Doncaster.
Centurions put faith in Hock
CONTROVERSIAL former England forward Gareth Hock is to kick start his career with Leigh Centurions.
BIG MATCH VERDICT: Halifax 6 Leigh Centurions 18
LEIGH made it two wins on the bounce in the Kingstone Press Championship in a wintry slog at The Shay.
Rowley: We can get better
LEIGH Centurions will renew old rivalries with Halifax at The Shay on Sunday brimming with confidence after kicking off their Kingstone Press Championship defence with a thrilling victory over Bradford Bulls.
Leigh Centurions 11 Oldham Roughyeds 10
IN their final warm-up game before the start of the Kingstone Press Championship, a Centurions side made up largely of reserves, were put through their paces by League One Oldham who included a strong sprinkling of Super League players in Huddersfield Giants Scott Grix, Kyle Wood, Nathan Mason and Michael Lawrence.
Rowley puts his case for the defence ahead of Centurions' final warm-up game
PAUL Rowley's focus will be on defence when his free-scoring Centurions host Oldham Roughyeds on Sunday (kick-off 3pm) in their final pre-season fixture.
Rowley tips Worthington to be a big hit for Centurions
PAUL Rowley is predicting new recruit Greg Worthington will prove to be Leigh Centurions' best signing of the close season.
Moimoi ready to get stuck in
FUIFUI Moimoi has spoken of his excitement at taking on a new challenge with Leigh Centurions.
Steve Maden testimonial year kicks off with race night
THE first event of Leigh Centurion Steve Maden's testimonial year takes place at Golborne Parkside on Saturday evening, December 20, with a race night.
Ex-Centurion Micky Higham will feature for Leigh Miners Rangers and Leigh East in testimonial derby
MICKY Higham will play 10 minutes for both sides when his two former amateur clubs, Leigh Miners Rangers and Leigh East renew old rivalries as part of his testimonial celebrations at Twist lane on Saturday.
Tonga sensation Fui Fui Moimoi to wear Centurions' number eight shirt
LEGENDARY Tongan prop Fui Fui Moimoi – the Leigh Centurions marquee signing – will wear the number eight shirt when he kicks off his club rugby career in England next season.
Centurions pull off Moimoi signing coup after losing Curtis Johnston appeal
LEIGH Centurions' capture of legendary Tongan prop Fui Fui Moimoi more than compensated for the club's failure to land Australian three-quarter Curtis Johnston.
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LEIGH Centurions are pleased to announce that their first pre-season friendly of the 2015 season will be a Battle of the Borough against old rivals Wigan Warriors.
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INETERNATIONAL Sportswear Company Kukri has today announced a deal to become the official kit supplier to Leigh Centurions.
Centurions begin preparations for 2015
LEIGH Centurions begin their preparations for their 2015 season tomorrow, Friday.
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THE sixth ride of the new Astley & Tyldesley Ladies Road Cycling Club will be on Saturday.
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DEREK Beaumont says these are exciting times for Leigh Centurions and their supporters.
New Centurions signing ready to impress
NEW Centurions signing Greg Worthington is ready to prove why he deserves to be playing full time rugby next season.
Bright future after stellar 2014 as Centurions target promised land
LEIGH Centurions are looking ahead to a bright future after a stellar 2014 capped off by Sunday's Championship Grand Final glory night.
Pride for Rowley as he leads Centurions to Grand Final glory
PAUL Rowley praised Centurions' 'entertaining' style of rugby after their Grand Final win.
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GREAT scenes as Leigh Centurions are crowned 2014 champions thanks to Sunday night's 36-12 Championship Grand Final victory over Featherstone Rovers.
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LEIGH Centurions coach Paul Rowley insists his side will not take anything for granted as they seek a first Grand Final win in 10 years.
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BIG MATCH VERDICT: Centurions 25 London Broncos 12
LEIGH Centurions continued their winning start to the Kingstone Press Championship campaign with a third straight victory over London Broncos at Leigh Sports Village with a performance that was more emphatic than the scoreline would suggest.
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LEIGH Centurions are on the verge of handing Gareth Hock a way back into rugby following his release by Salford.
McNally contract boost for Centurions
LEIGH Centurions have been boosted ahead of Sunday's Kingstone Press Championship opener with Bradford Bulls with the news that full-back Gregg McNally has signed an improved and extended contract that runs until November 2018.
Steve Maden testimonial match postponed
PITCH conditions have forced the postponement of the Steve Maden Testimonial Game scheduled to be played at Leigh East on Thursday, February 5.
Season ticket sales show fans are backing Centurions' push for Super League
LEIGH fans are ready to back the Centurions all-out bid for promotion to Super League.
Kay hat-trick secures thrilling derby triumph
LIAM Kay was the toast of town after the Centurions kicked off their pre-season programme with an 18-14 derby triumph over arch-rivals Wigan Warriors at Leigh Sports Village.
Centurions warming for for Bulls opener
PAUL Rowley is putting the accent on quality as well as hard work as he puts Leigh Centurions through their paces as a warm-weather training camp in Lanzarote.
Aussie legend Trevor Cogger hails Centurions' signing of FuiFui Moimoi
LEIGH'S former Australian star Trevor Cogger has tipped the club's marquee signing Fuifui Moimoi to have a major impact on the English game as well as being a big hit with the Centurions.
Pack man Matt Sarsfield praises Centurions for top-class pre-season programme
MATT Sarsfield has hailed Paul Rowley's pre-season regime as "up there with the best" in rugby league.
Players will benefit from Moimoi signing, says Centurions boss Paul Rowley
TONGAN superstar forward Fui Fui Moimoi was revealed as the Centurions marquee signing for 2015 at the weekend and head coach Paul Rowley sees only positives in the recruitment of the former Parramatta Eels front rower who achieved cult-status in Sydney.
Centurions' ace Martyn Ridyard takes to the oche
MARTYN Ridyard will swap the kicking tee for the oche on Sunday when he aims to finish a momentous year with another piece of silverware.
Centurions announce official kit launch
LEIGH Centurions are offering sponsors and supporters the chance to attend the official kit launch for the 2015 Kingstone Press Championship season.
Ridyard scoops prestigious honour
LEIGH Centurions star Martyn Ridyard was honoured by the Rugby League Writers Association at last night's annual dinner at the Fir Grove Hotel, Warrington.
Kukri are Leigh Centurions' new kit suppliers
Leigh Centurions make two new signings
Centurions prepare for 2015
LEIGH Centurions' preparation for the 2015 season has already began both on and off the field, writes Dave Parkinson.
Leigh Centurions fixtures in 2015 Kingstone Press Championship
LEIGH Centurions Kingstone Press Championship fixtures for 2015.
Three points or two points for a win? RFL confirm standardised system for 2015
THE RFL have confirmed details of the points system that will operate across all three professional divisions in 2015, with Leigh Centurions of course featuring in the Kingstone Press Championship.
Centurions bring in Worthington
LEIGH Centurions have paid a five-figure transfer fee for their latest signing.
REPORT: Leigh Centurions win Grand Final at Headingley
Centurions have done it - Rowley's men are champions!
Centurions bag awards
LEIGH Centurions scooped four of the possible five awards at the Kingstone Press Championships Awards Dinner held in Manchester last night.
WWI Centenary
Adult learners create First World War exhibition
TWO adult learning groups have completed a research project about the to commemorate the borough's heritage during the First World War.
View writing groups First World War DVD at Tyldelsey Library
School's tribute to former pupils who fought in wars
Poppies pinned in remembrance at Atherton church
Last post to be played in Tyldesley for Remembrance Sunday
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Defending champion Haryana, last year's third-place finisher Punjab, SAI (Bhopal) and Karnataka recorded wins in their respective league matches to complete the quarterfinal line-up in the National junior hockey championship at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium, here on Thursday.
Haryana toiled hard to defeat Bengal 4-1 in a Pool 'A' encounter. In Pool 'E', SAI (Bhopal)'s massive 16-2 win over Uttarakhand denied Maharashtra the chance of making it to the last eight.
Maharashtra, which needed to defeat Tamil Nadu by a huge margin of 15 goals to reach the knockout stage, managed a 5-3 victory. Maharashtra's task became all the more difficult as the ball rolled slower on the carpet after a bout of rain in the afternoon.
The match had some interesting moments in the first half when Vinit Kamble's early goal and Kartik Sharma's brace took Maharashtra to a 3-0 lead and Tamil Nadu gave a strong reply with two quick goals from M. Dhileepan and E. Charles.
The quarterfinals will be played on Friday.
The results: Pool 'A': Haryana 4 (Gagandeep Singh, Gurjant Singh, Nikhil, og) bt Bengal 1 (Rohit Thakur). Pool 'C': Punjab 15 (Mandeep Singh 4, Satvir Singh 2, Talwinder Singh 2, Barkat Singh, og, Harjeet Singh, Gurjinder Singh, Ramandeep Singh, Harsahib Singh, Varun Kumar) bt Gujarat 0. Pool 'E': SAI (Bhopal) 16 (Manish Vishnoy 4, Affan Yousuf 4, Neeraj 3, Navpreet Singh 3, Sahir Mohd., Pankaj Mishra) bt Uttarakhand 2 (Manoj Tamta, Narendra Bisht); Maharashtra 5 (Vinit Kamble, Kartik Sharma 2, Ashutosh, Manpreet Singh) bt Tamil Nadu 3 (M. Dhileepan, E. Charles, M. Manmaran). Pool 'G': Karnataka 7 (She She Gowda 2, Aiyappa Paradanda 2, Farhan Sheikh, Ganapati Mookalamda, M.S.M. Bopanna) bt Jammu and Kashmir 1 (Abhinandan Singh); Chandigarh 8 (Sukhjeet Singh 2, Narinder Pal Singh 2, Kanwaldeep Singh, Guridnerbir Singh, Sukhdev Singh, Baljot Singh) bt Kerala 0.
Quarterfinals line-up: Odisha vs. Karnataka; Punjab vs. Madhya Pradesh Hockey Academy; Haryana vs. Himachal Pradesh; Uttar Pradesh vs. SAI (Bhopal).
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Feds dispute Canada's poor global ranking in freedom of information
OTTAWA - The Harper government is dismissing a report that ranks it 55th in the world for upholding freedom of information, saying it has a sterling record for openness.
But a four-page document outlining the federal rebuttal took five months to release after a request under the Access to Information Act — underscoring the very delay problem that contributed to Canada's dismal ranking.
A human-rights group based in Halifax has issued three report cards since 2011 on Canada's anemic standing in the world with regard to so-called right-to-know legislation.
The Centre for Law and Democracy used a 61-point tool to measure Canada's legislation against that of other countries, in co-operation with Madrid-based Access Info Europe.
Canada's standing in September 2011 was 40th of 89 countries, fell to 51st in June last year, then to 55th of 93 countries last September, behind Mongolia and Colombia.
"While standards around the world have advanced, Canada's access laws have stagnated and sometimes even regressed," the centre concluded, noting Canada was a world leader in 1983 when its federal information law came into force.
The research won praise from Canada's information commissioner, Suzanne Legault, who said "the analysis that this group has done is going to be a really useful tool" in her own investigation into freedom-of-information issues.
But an internal memo last summer to Treasury Board President Tony Clement cites the report's "weaknesses," saying the methodology "does not allow for an accurate comparison of the openness of a society and of its government."
The memo from Michelle d'Auray, then secretary of the Treasury Board which oversees the access-to-information system, noted the report did not take into account the government's pro-active disclosure of information; the 2006 expansion of the Act to cover some 250 additional entities such as Crown corporations; or years of court rulings that reinforce citizens' right to information.
The internal memo was among a group of records requested from Treasury Board last September by The Canadian Press under the Access to Information Act.
The law requires a response within 30 days, but the agency gave itself a 120-day extension — four additional months — so it could consult with the Privy Council Office, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's own department.
The report card from the Centre for Law and Democracy found that such unilateral, lengthy extensions are invoked too often by federal departments, calling delay a "classical way of effectively denying requests."
"Public authorities should be limited to one extension of no more than 30 days, applicable only in appropriate cases," the centre said in a key recommendation for reform.
In December last year, Clement released 2011-2012 statistics on the operation of the Access to Information Act, saying the numbers helped demonstrate that "our government is the most transparent government in Canadian history."
But Legault, referring to the same statistics, said too many departments were granting themselves generous time extensions for responses, among other problems.
"On timeliness, unfortunately, we're seeing a clear regression, and that's really negative," she said in an interview last month.
The Centre for Law and Democracy responded to Treasury Board's critique of its methodology, in particular to the claim the Harper government's proactive disclosure of some information should have earned points.
"Although proactive disclosure is important, it does not guarantee access to categories of sensitive information — such as information which could expose significant malfeasance or which is embarrassing for government — which are essential to real public accountability," says a note provided to The Canadian Press by Michael Karanicolas and Toby Mendel.
The note adds that even were the government's critiques "correct, which they are not, (they) would alter Canada's score by only a couple of points."
Karanicolas, the centre's legal officer, said the group is unlikely to change its methodology in light of the federal critique.
Treasury Board has several projects underway that it says will help modernize the access-to-information regime, which relies on an act little changed since 1983, well before the digital age.
This spring, it is launching a six-to-12-month pilot project with three departments to allow the online submission of requests and fees, and online tracking of the progress of the file. Depending on the success of the pilot, it may be expanded government-wide.
Currently, the system is paper-based, with most users having to write $5 cheques for the basic application fee and to send their requests by mail.
And sometime in 2013-2014, summaries of access-to-information requests are to become searchable online in a database that includes all federal departments and agencies.
Legault, whose office investigates complaints from users, plans to table reform recommendations to Parliament this fall after her wide-ranging review of the Act, which has received 42 formal submissions.
She also expects to complete three systemic investigations this year, including one examining interference — political and otherwise — in the processing of access-to-information requests.
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The latest news, notes and analysis on the Marquette men's basketball team
MU rises to 11th in poll
In first place and one of just two undefeated teams in the Big East Conference, the Marquette Golden Eagles on Monday rose to No. 11 in the Associated Press media poll.
MU (16-2, 5-0), which was ranked 14th last week, has now won eight straight games for the first time since Jan. 10-Feb. 7 in the 2006-'07 season after posting a 91-82, come-from-behind victory at Providence on Saturday.
The No. 11 ranking is the highest for MU since it checked in at No. 10 on Dec. 31, 2007.
The Golden Eagles next host DePaul at 1 p.m. Saturday, when they'll be going for the first 6-0 conference start in school history.
In other MU news, Florida State was named on Monday as the eighth and final team for the 2009-'10 Old Spice Classic in Orlando, Fla.
Joining MU and Florida State in the field are Alabama, Baylor, Creighton, Iona, Michigan and Xavier.
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BELLINGHAM- Matthew P. Hamlet, 58, of Bellingham, passed away Monday, February 24, 2014 at the Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket.
Born in Framingham, he was the son of the late Lillian (Maguire) and William Hamlet.
He was the husband of the late Maureen (Jordan) Hamlet who passed in 2005.
Matthew was a very generous and humble man and enjoyed antiquing.
He is survived by his two sons, Rory Hamlet and his fiancee Janine Cifizzari and Kevin Hamlet and his girlfriend Lealah Aumentado all of Bellingham. He also leaves behind his siblings, Linda Larson of Milford, Susan Nickerson of Medway, Jon Hamlet of Holliston, and Mark Hamlet of California; and his longtime girlfriend, Karen Lepine of Woonsocket. He is predeceased by his daughter, Jessica Hamlet, who passed away in 2008.
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'I was there when those who voted for the flag got up to sing O Canada and unfortunately they were booed,' he said, adding MPs were pushing and shoving each other
Former prime minister Jean Chretien stepped up his criticism of Canada's military combat mission against Islamist extremists in Iraq Monday, warning it is just the latest in a long history of interventions by western countries that have left "scars" on the Middle East.
This is not the position that previous Liberal leaders have taken. In 2003, Jean Chretien's decision was not remotely comparable
The opposition is all over Stephen Harper, demanding that he stop "rushing" Canada into a war, but hurry up and make a decision.
"Progressives" are unsettled about ISIS. They want to support President Obama because he's a "progressive" like them, while attacking Conservatives for supporting him too.
Chretien famously refused to join the U.S.-led coalition that invaded Iraq in 2003 because it was not sanctioned by the United Nations
Unlike the U.S., where former presidents rarely speak out, some former prime ministers have a hard time dropping their politics, partisanship or egos
The Liberal leader says political families shouldn't sacrifice security but home security breaches have happened before to high-ranking Canadian politicians. The National Post's Katrina Clarke looks at several disturbing incidents in recent decades
I've no objection to the idea Ford's behaviour is due to circumstances beyond his control. I'm just not sure how that distinguishes him from anyone else
It would be good for the country, and for his own government, if Mr. Harper's show of camaraderie towards the former prime minister were to take hold, and spread.