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200 lose homes in Cebu village fire
CEBU CITY—More than 200 persons were displaced and at least P1-million worth of property were destroyed in a fire in Renaissance, Barangay Bulacao, Cebu City.
F03 Omar Segovia, Cebu City fire station investigator, said at least 27 houses were destroyed in the fire that started past 3 p.m.
Two persons were treated for injuries—Aden Sigue, 36, and Juanito Abellanosa, 52.
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Any how, I own a 14.3 hh but small barreled mare, mind you she takes a med/wide saddle. I found a 17.5 med/wide dressage saddle that fits both of us good, probably is the flaps look long on her (down her sides), if they were any shorter on me they would catch on the top of my half chaps. Being 5'9" I know we're a bit of an odd couple but we have fun together, I do have to cue with the upper part of my calf because my legs are too long to reach higher up even in a western saddle.
Where should the flaps hit lay on the horse to be okay (picture would be good), where would be to long? It may be because I've never owned a dressage saddle, but honestly if I have to sell it and go back to a AP saddle I guess I have too. In this saddle she needs a 26"-28" girth. How long are the flaps on a dressage saddle normally? What's considered long/short/normal?


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SHORELINE, Wash. -- Students at two Shoreline high schools learned that two of their classmates had been shot overnight in a normally quiet Shoreline neighborhood. One of them died from her injuries, while the other is hospitalized.
Students at Shorecrest High School learned Wednesday morning that classmate Tiana Montgomery, 17, had been shot and killed. Her 18-year-old cousin Darrol Edwards, a senior at Shorewood High School, is at Harborview Medical Center with multiple gunshot wounds.
The teacher sat everyone down and read the announcement and my heart just fell, said Maria Hernandez, a senior at Shorecrest.
A lot of people really liked Tiana. She had a lot of friends, so a lot of people were crying today, said Preston Landon, senior.
Montgomery and Edwards were sitting in a car at the Maplewood Court Apartments in the 300 block of Richmond Beach Road just after midnight when unknown suspects opened fire.
There were several - probably four to five - gunshots and a woman screaming, said Daniel Blizzard, witness.
Both Montgomery and Edwards were injured with gunshot wounds, and the back window of their SUV had been shot out. The two called 911 as they drove themselves to the Shoreline Police Department.
Police stopped their vehicle at 185th Street and Aurora. The victims were immediately put in an ambulance and taken to Harborview Medical Center. Montgomery died from her injuries before 5:00 a.m.
Family members said Edwards was shot seven times, but survived. The most serious injury he has is a bullet near his spine.
Edwards' family spent a frantic day at Harborview. They said he was excited about attending the University of Washington next year.
He's a good kid. He's a good guy. He didn't deserve what happened to him. No one deserved it, said Jeffrey Malone, Edwards' uncle.
Police were still investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting. There was no word on a motive or any suspect information.
Meanwhile, students planned to gather at Richmond Beach at 8 p.m. Wednesday to show support for their classmates and remember Montgomery.
She always had a smile on her face and always tried to make people smile, said a classmate. She'd always had the funniest jokes I've ever heard in my life and now I won't be able to hear them.
The Shoreline School District issued a statement on the incident, calling it a huge shock to our entire community. To read the entire statement, click here.
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A thumbnail description of The Devil Makes Three — "acoustic string-band music with no drummer" — makes its music seem old-fashioned, even quaint. But the California trio plays with boozy aggression and unhinged intensity. If there were a Newport Punk Festival (and, really, why shouldn't there be?), The Devil Makes Three wouldn't be out of place in its lineup, amplification be damned.
Hear the group perform as part of the 2014 Newport Folk Festival, recorded live on Friday, July 25 in Newport, R.I.
Set List
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- "Johnson Family"
- "A Moment's Rest"
- "Graveyard"
- "Spinning Like A Top"
- "Worse Or Better"
- "Do Wrong Right"
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I love this stuff. The brush really grabs my lashes and lengthens really well
on 12/28/2013 3:03:00 AM
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I really tried to like this mascara. I bought it with another tarte mascara and I honestly didn't like both. I enjoyed the length they gave my eyelashes but the mascara was too clumpy and heavy.
on 12/27/2013 11:35:00 PM
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I love this mascara. I found it extremely lengthening, without a clump in sight. It is build able for volume. The only drawback I found was that it does not really hold much of a curl. However, made my lashes look so long that wasn't much of a problem.
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I have been trying a wide range of mascaras for years, never particularly happy with any of the results I have gotten. I received this product for a birthday present in a smaller, travel sized tube. At first, I was skeptical about the mascara because I had never used Tarte. However, after the first application I was hooked! The mascara makes my eyes look so bright and not only adds volume but lengthens as well.. I would buy this product a million times over again! Definite HG product!!
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I got this mascara in the tarte gift of giving kit and I gotta say it does a very decent job :) This mascara is extremely good at seperating and coating each lash giving them a lot of length.
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I have a list of many mascaras that I like but I finally tried this one about four months back I'm very glad I did! This is my new holy grail mascara. I had tried Tartes other mascara in the gold case similar to this one and thought that one did nothing for my lashes. The brush was terrible and it never dried, so that discouraged me from trying this one. But these two mascaras couldn't be more different! This ones brush is a traditional style brush, which I love. If you apply this mascara correctly then you can really make ur lashes amazingly long & full of volume. It's not a super wet or really dry formula, somewhere in the middle. Doesn't flake at all and is easily removable. This is made from good for u ingredients & not all those toxins that are bad for u. Tarte is known for their "good for u makeup." Give this one a try and I'm sure you'll be glad u did!
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I absolutely loved this at first, it gave me full lashes. Stupid packaging and too much money, but the effect was nice. Now? Clump city! I tried wiping the brush on a tissue to get rid of product but to no avail. Chunks of mascara on my eyes that a comb can't get rid of. I feel like the formula got thickened quickly or something.
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I already went through 3 bottles of this. I love that it lengthens my lashes and it holds the curl so well. But it does lack volume...
I tend to have oily lids so a lot of mascara's run for me, this one does not.. so I like that I do not have raccoon eyes by the end of the day!
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This mascara came in my QVC kit and I had heard so many rave things about it. I need a mascara that hold up my lash curl and this is not it. I can see how someone else who doesn't have a problem with curl might like it because it look nice and natural and it is a drier formula. It also doesn't seem to clump which is nice but it's too bad that it doesn't accentuate my lashes like other mascaras either.
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This is a great mascara! But the real star is the brush. The brush does a great job of individually separating and applying mascara to each lash, fanning out my lashes beautifully and making them look long and full (for the record, I have very straight, medium length lashes). It doesn't flake, clump or smear, and the mascara doesn't migrate all over to give racoon eyes. I especially love that since the brush separates and coats each lash so well, this mascara is really buildable- you can apply a LOT of it to make your lashes really full (giving your lashes an almost "fake lashes" look), with no clumping. The product also comes off really easily with cleanser or remover. All in all, a great product.
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Part one of the four part "Good For The Soul": Hughie visits The Legend, determined to find out more about The Boys- their history, their personalities, and their mysterious hidden agenda. Meanwhile, Annie January (alias Starlight) has her own doubts about membership of The Seven. This storyline also reveals a little more about the other members of the team- beginning with Butcher, and his relationship with CIA director Susan Rayner.Starlight is sitting in a church and wants to know if God is out there or not. She can't understand the things she's had to go through lately since joining the Seven. She figures that if God is there, he must be sadistic. She has really been let down since seeing that the Seven don't really do much to save others. It's mainly been about corporate sponsorship.Butcher has more sex with Director Rayner. She continues to curse and tell him she hates him the entire time.Wee Hughie visits the Legend. The Legend informs him that the Blarney Cock is back in town. Hughie is shocked because he was the one that accidentally killed him after first getting Compound V in his system. The Legend tells him that this happens from time to time. Capes die all the time but have so much Compound V in them that it simply jump-starts their bodies. The Legend tells Hughie he has to kill him again. When they come back, their minds aren't really there. Plus Butcher wants it known that when the Boys kill someone, they stay killed. He also tells Hughie to do it as a favor for him. Hughie says he'll do it but then wants all his questions about the Boys answered. The Legend agrees, saying he's earned the right to know where he stands.Starlight travels back home to visit her former teammates, the Young Americans. Arriving unannounced, she walks in on Drummer Boy having sex with Holy Mary. He claimed he was lonely and didn't know if she was coming back or not. Everything she's known, her heroes, her friends, and maybe even her god have been a lie. Thinking that perhaps God isn't there, she leaves the church. In the park, she runs into Wee Hughie and falls, in tears, into his arms.


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The leaders met to sign an accord establishing the South American Community of Nations. The two-day summit was the group's third meeting since 2000. Proponents of the new organization expressed optimism. "In the last 30 years, we have sought a Latin America with the capacity for effective international action, and we have not achieved it because the countries of South America have been scattered, not unified," Peruvian Foreign Minister Manuel Rodriguez said. "With this new community, Latin America will be fortified."
Rodriguez said the South American bloc would complement the Caribbean Community (Caricom) and the Central American Common Market.
The 12 nations in the bloc are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela, along with Guyana and Suriname, two countries that were participating for the first time.
"Today we have a new country with 361 million inhabitants," Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo said in welcoming seven presidents to the historic summit in the ancient Inca sun temple of Coricancho.
The presidents of Argentina, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Uruguay did not attend and instead sent representatives. Their absence raised doubts among critics of the new organization, who questioned the firmness of the commitment to form a powerful regional bloc. However, the absence of Uruguay's outgoing Batlle probably does not reflect the feelings of President-elect Tabare Vazquez, who supports South American integration and has large-scale popular support (see NotiSur, 2004-11-12).
Toledo was optimistic about what the bloc could mean to development. "The South American Community of Nations, which is born today, should help us confront the challenges of globalization so that it is fairer, more equitable."
Peruvian Foreign Minister Rodriguez said South America's combined GDP exceeds Canada's and "is much greater, by more than US$200 billion, than that of the famous Asian tigers."
In a preliminary step last year, South America's two major trade blocs--the Southern Cone Common Market (MERCOSUR) and the Comunidad Andina de Naciones (CAN)--signed pacts to gradually create a free-trade zone across the continent, creating a common market of 350 million people (see NotiSur, 2004-04-23).
The Cuzco meeting did not establish a timeframe for achieving results. "If things turn out reasonably well, in 15 years we will have a new map in the region," Allan Wagner, secretary-general of CAN, said during a meeting of the smaller trade group.
Critics of the new regional organization are many. They note that Latin America already has several political and economic blocs and argue they have little to show for their existence.
Blasco Penaherrera, a former vice president of Ecuador and ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS), said the regional meetings deal with general themes like improving education and battling poverty and never bring concrete results. "The presidents live from summit to summit," Penaherrera said. "They're going to turn into mountain climbers, passing from summit to summit."
Penaherrera also was skeptical about South American nations creating a common market, noting that in many cases they export the same products. "The trade situation among South American countries is tremendously negative," he said. "There is no real possibility of increasing sales because they compete with the same products."
Will it be strong?
Whether the community will turn out to be the fulfillment of the dreams of independence hero Gen. Simon Bolivar is debatable. The leaders put their hopes on the huge potential of the region, with a GDP of US$973 billion and exports of US$181 billion. The new community also represents--geographically--45% of the Americas, has about 25% of global water reserves, about 8 million sq km of forests, and huge oil and gas reserves.
But the numbers against it include a huge incidence of poverty and external debt. More than 40% of the inhabitants of the South American Community live below the poverty line. An external debt of more than US$300 billion hampers the group, and many of its members are still trying to emerge from financial crisis. It has poor infrastructure, especially in roads, and the political process is still very unstable in some countries.
Using existing financial institutions, the leaders of the group are planning deeper integration of energy and transport networks. They have identified--through the Initiative for the Integration of Regional Infrastructure of South America (IIRSA)--31 infrastructure projects to be executed between 2005 and 2010, with a cost of US$4.3 billion.
MERCOSUR head and former Argentine President Eduardo Duhalde (2001-2003) brushed aside the skeptics, saying the new group would not only respond to an old integration dream but also to modern requirements. "Our countries cannot face the challenges of the new economic and political world order alone," said Duhalde.
To emphasize this move toward greater integration, Peru and Brazil signed a US$700 million agreement to create a road linking the two countries to be finished by the end of 2006.
MERCOSUR expands
The establishment of the community was also in line with the growth of MERCOSUR the following week. The MERCOSUR trade bloc expanded to where it now encompasses nearly all of South America, in a show of vigor that stands in sharp contrast to the complaints of "asymmetries" among its members and the difficulties in reaching agreement on the prompt implementation of certain key decisions.
Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela joined Bolivia, Chile, and Peru as associate members of MERCOSUR in the three-day meeting that ended with a Dec. 17 summit in the southern Brazilian city of Ouro Preto.
The four full members of MERCOSUR, which was created in 1991, are Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. Now Guyana and Suriname are the only South American countries remaining outside of some form of membership in the bloc. French Guiana is an overseas department of France.
The associate members now outnumber the full members, noted Chilean President Ricardo Lagos, who proposed doing away with the distinction between the two, arguing that it does not contribute to the aim of deeper, and not merely trade-oriented, integration in the region.
Panamanian President Martin Torrijos and Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Ernesto Derbez also expressed their countries' desire to become associates of MERCOSUR, with Panama proposing to act as a kind of "bridge" to the other six countries of Central America. [Sources: El Comercio (Ecuador), Jornadanet.com (Bolivia), 11/24/04; Notimex, 12/05/04; La Opinion (Los Angeles), 11/15/04, 12/07/04; El Comercio (Peru), 12/06/04, 12/08/04; Associated Press, Clarin (Argentina), La Jornada (Mexico), El Mercurio (Chile), El Tiempo (Colombia), 12/08/04; BBC News, The Miami Herald, 12/09/04; Noticiasbolivianas.com, 12/10/04; El Nuevo Herald (Miami), 12/08-10/04, 12/17/04; Inter Press Service, 12/14/04, 12/17/04, 12/22/04]
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Nova Defence
500,000 - 1,000,000 downloads
- Enough towers and monsters and stuff
- Free to play
- It doesn't bring anything really new
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"Ripley! Err...whoever!"
Reviewed by Peter Warrior / Oct 14, 2013
A futuristic tower defense game
Defense games may be the most worn out genre in recent times, and even then, every week new games are released on market. Fortunately, some of them are pretty decent, and although they won't remake the genre or bring significant new features to it, they are worthy of a go, most likely if you are already a fan of tactics or defense games.
Nova Defense relies on over average graphics, remarkable animations and a solid number of towers and enemies, beautifully designed. There could be more of everything, of course, but that's how it is and we'll have to live with it. The futuristic theme isn't groundbreaking, but might well be a relief from the more classical fantasy worldofwarcraftism we are used to.
Therefore, a quite good defense game. If it had been released two years ago, it would have been a blockbuster.
Get ready to repel their invasion using a vast arsenal of towers and fire-powers at your command!
Perfect your genius defensive strategies with different tower upgrades and specializations!
Fight on the colony planets, from deserts to jungles. Rain fires upon your enemies, summon reinforcements, command your troops, and assemble the elite forces and face the apocalypse.
Key Features:
• Intense defensive battlefields with tons of levels in a 20+ hour campaign!
• Command your heroes and see them engage in battles!
• Over 30 power abilities, 20 specialized tower upgrades to customize your strategy!
• Over 50 different enemies, from beast to cyborg each with their own skills!
• Epic boss fights never seen on a defense game!
• Challenge your tactical skills with over 50 achievements
• Endless replayability with the extra game modes.
- Fix in-app purchase error, Please press restore purchased to get all items that you paid.
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Some lists where this application appears: Reviewed by Anna Grace, Reviewed by Peter Warrior.
Unable to get past level 6. Gave up & uninstalled.
I loved the game but the problem is that the towers and soldiers don't have a priority and just shoot anything and pretend that the airborne enemies are not there till it's to late
Won't let me install
Towers are too weak to kill bosses, make it to the end of 17 rounds just to lose cause the boss has too much health.
Real cool defence game with hero. Stuck at chapter 13, any1 have ultimate formation for tis chapter.
Paki ayos namn ung sira ng game na ito biglang naglolog at magsisimula nula asar thanks


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Turkish-German director Fatih Akin filmed the postpunk romance Head-On, full of rage and lust, and the emotional flick The Edge of Heaven. Then he chose to have a little fun. So his latest, Soul Kitchen, is a playful slapstick comedy, an homage to the directors own carefree days as a bartender and DJ.
In the film, Zinos opens a restaurant thats really just a debauched hangout for friends where the occasional frozen fillet of fish is fried. Its a grungy snapshot of bohemian subculture in Hamburg, Germany, but this nightlife purgatory has plenty of American soul. Its soundtrack is heavy with funk classics from Ruth Brown, Burning Spear, Artie Shaw, the Isley Brothers, and Kool & the Gang. The film also stars top German actor Moritz Bleibtreu, of Run Lola Run and The Baader Meinhof Complex. Soul Kitchen screens this Friday at 6:50 p.m. at the Tower Theater. Tickets cost $6. Call 305-642-1264 or visit mdc.edu/culture.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Preferred Bank (Nasdaq:PFBC), an independent commercial bank focusing on the Chinese-American and diversified Southern California mainstream market, today reported final updated results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2012. Preferred Bank ("the Bank") previously reported net income of $3.4 million or $0.25 per diluted share for the fourth quarter of 2012. As a result of the Bank's complete analysis of its income tax position, the Bank has recorded a tax benefit for the fourth quarter of $928,000. This compares to previously reported income tax expense for the fourth quarter of $1,125,000. The result of this change amends the Bank's results for the fourth quarter to net income of $5.4 million or $0.40 per diluted share and the Bank's full year results are amended to report net income of $24.4 million or $1.82 per diluted share.
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About Preferred BankPreferred Bank is one of the largest independent commercial banks in California focusing on the Chinese-American market. The bank is chartered by the State of California, and its deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, or FDIC, to the maximum extent permitted by law. The Company conducts its banking business from its main office in Los Angeles, California, and through nine full-service branch banking offices in Alhambra, Century City, City of Industry, Torrance, Arcadia, Irvine, Diamond Bar, Anaheim and Pico Rivera, California. Preferred Bank offers a broad range of deposit and loan products and services to both commercial and consumer customers. The bank provides personalized deposit services as well as real estate finance, commercial loans and trade finance to small and mid-sized businesses, entrepreneurs, real estate developers, professionals and high net worth individuals. Preferred Bank continues to benefit from the significant migration to Southern California of ethnic Chinese from China and other areas of East Asia. While its business is not solely dependent on the Chinese-American market, it represents an important element of the bank's operating strategy, especially for its branch network and deposit products and services. Preferred Bank believes it is well positioned to compete effectively with the smaller Chinese-American community banks, the larger commercial banks and other major banks operating in Southern California by offering a high degree of personal service and responsiveness, experienced multi-lingual staff and substantial lending limits.


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Reality Mod 0.4 ServerFeb 15, 2010 Server 3 comments
This is the server part of fashion, they required the LC changes are stored in it connected with the new weapon damage type of game and other features...
This mod is based on amxx coding in the global fashion different from the normal game play counter-strike in a realistic fashion reloaded weapon damage ... still want to highlight that in fashion are not the standard card and they are not the standard types of scenarios, for example, now has a new scenario 2 as the retention area, and capture the flag but forgot to tell us now is not the terrorists and special forces and NATO's brave soldiers and federal troops, too, the federal weapons NATO-like AK-74M, or M16A3
This is the server part of fashion, they required the LC changes are stored in it connected with the new weapon damage type of game and other features...
This is the full version of Reality Mod version 0.4 to play it you need a regular counter-strike 1.6 non-steam, as well as that in the game of Reality...
it;s manual for player who won't play Reality Mod 0.4
Well the clip system isnt correct... Well if you got a clip with 20 bullets for M16 then you wont throw it away... Well like in Operation Flashpoint!
Como Baixa Adorei ?
Does this run with CS:CZ ? (Modified Server Browser to Non-Steam)
hi not been tested and work is not guaranteed but possible in principle
i Upload thanks for all!
for server part ned key key can take from me (private message) or in forum
World-storm.3dn.ru in GN language sait
wow looks great, i didnt even know people still cared about 1.6 .. i stoped playin it cause everyone is a douche bag but this mod looks liek real fun
This looks quite good fun to play. Any chance you could do a Source version?
now we work in multiplayer realistic mod see World-storm
Later maybe we revive and maybe start create 0.5! if who won't create or help write me! thanks bb all!
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Holiday Cut Outs
|Whole wheat pastry flour
|2 1⁄4 Cup (36 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Vanilla extract/Almond extract
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
1) In a bowl, sift in the flour, baking powder and salt.
2) In another bowl, add butter to cream. Stir in water, honey, and the extract.
3) Combine the dry with wet and make dough.
4) Prepare a 2 inches thick log with the dough and set inside refrigerator to chill for an hour. Cut out ¼ inches thick slices to get the cookies.
5) Else, make a ball with the dough and set inside refrigerator to chill for an hour. Roll out the dough in 3/8 inches thickness on a floured board. Use cookie cutters, to cut out cookies in your favorite shapes.
6) In a greased cookie sheets, place the cookies.
7) Set your oven at 325° and place the sheet into oven.
8) Bake for 15 minutes or until the cookies are golden brown.
9) Decorate these cookies with your choice of frosting and serve.


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SINGAPORE - Codes of Animal Welfare have been submitted to the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) for review.
This was announced on Saturday morning by Mr Yeo Guat Kwang, MP for Ang Mo Kio GRC who is a member of the Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration Committee for Animal Welfare (MSCC) which had asked the public to provide feedback for the codes of animal welfare earlier this year.
Mr Yeo, who was speaking at a PETAS' Responsible Pet Ownership event at Asia Square, said: "The codes were formulated because there was no clear agreed definition on what is deemed as good welfare standards. The MSCC thus had to start from scratch to establish that common ground through discussion consultation and agreement from the various members who represent different stakeholder groups."
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Bibi's UN speech puts pressure on presidential candidates
- By Uri Friedman
Uri Friedman is deputy managing editor at Foreign Policy. Before joining FP, he reported for the Christian Science Monitor, worked on corporate strategy for Atlantic Media, helped launch the Atlantic Wire, and covered international affairs for the site. A proud native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he studied European history at the University of Pennsylvania and has lived in Barcelona, Spain and Geneva, Switzerland.
During his speech at the U.N. General Assembly this afternoon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu busted out a diagram of a cartoonish bomb and a red marker to indicate where he would draw a red line for taking preemptive military action against Iran's nuclear facilities. He argued that his red line would come before the third stage in acquiring a nuclear weapon: Iran enriching enough high-enriched uranium to build a bomb (according to Netanyahu, Iran is currently "well into" the second stage, and will complete this phase — and, by extension, trigger Netanyahu's red line — by next spring or summer "at most"):
Where should a red line be drawn? A red line should be drawn right here — before Iran completes the second stage of nuclear enrichment necessary to make a bomb. Before Iran gets to a point where it's a few months away or a few weeks away from amassing enough enriched uranium to make a nuclear weapon.
Whatever analysts may think about the wisdom of using such rudimentary props for such a grave topic, Netanyahu's words are still significant because the Israeli prime minister has avoided defining his red line with such specificity in the past. When NBC's David Gregory asked Netanyahu about his red line during a recent appearance on Meet the Press, for example, Netanyahu mentioned acting "before they get nuclear weapons" but then resorted to football-inspired platitudes. "They are in the red zone," he explained. "You know, they are in the last 20 yards. And you can't let them cross that goal line. You can't let them score a touchdown."
Unless you interpret Barack Obama's pledge to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon rather liberally, the position Netanyahu staked out today appears to be at odds with the president's. Netanyahu is saying that Iran's capacity to develop a nuclear weapon in short order is unacceptable — a stance Mitt Romney recently embraced as well (after claiming that his red line was the same as Obama's, only for the campaign to walk the statement back). But Romney hasn't offered details about where along Iran's spectrum of nuclear development he would draw his red line (an advisor told the New York Times that the candidate "would not be content with an Iran one screwdriver's turn away from a nuclear weapon"). Netanyahu, it seems, wants to intervene well before Iran's nuclear scientists reach for the screwdriver.
In the days and weeks ahead, the indelible image of Netanyahu drawing a thick red line on his crude diagram could compel Romney to offer more specifics about his red line, and Obama to explain how and why his stance differs from the Israeli prime minister's, if at all.
Here's the key clip from Netanyahu's speech, via BuzzFeed:
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Fashion Inspiration: The Color of Camel
|Merle Bergers photographed by Leo Krumbacher for Grazia Germany
I have always loved the color camel – especially for fall. Something about it just seems to scream pumpkin picking, corn mazes, apple cider, hay rides and kicking through crinkly piles of leaves. Plus, no matter what it is, when its done in the color camel, it seems to be effortlessly chic and classy. Lucky for me, its one of this fall's top trends, so I have plenty of camel colored options to choose from.
One of my favorite ways to wear camel is as a wool coat – it pulls an outfit together so seamlessly and takes it from something ordinary, to something so simply stylish in no time at all. Another great option is a plain wool crew-neck sweater or turtleneck – pair it with a rich deep teal or bright purple scarf or pants for a trendy look, or with skinny black pants or a pencil skirt for a timeless, elegant look.
|First three images via Stockholm Street Style, last image via Vanessa Jackman
Check out some of my favorite pieces of the season in camel – the silk blouse from MIH Jeans is my number one pick by far. With dark skinny jeans and lots of gold jewelry – maybe even a leopard print clutch – it would be, as Rachel Zoe says, MAJOR.
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In Manila, Catholics pray for smooth succession
In another Manila church, in the working-class district of Baclaran, Catholics said they yearned for a pope who would be able to lead the younger generation onto the right path. One churchgoer said she wanted somebody like the late Pope John Paul II, who was welcomed by millions when he visited the Philippines in 1995.
"I have been praying for a new pope to be just like Pope John Paul II, who was close to the people and was very humble," said Charlene Bautista, an insurance broker.
For the first time, a Filipino cardinal, Antonio Luis Tagle, has been regarded as among the group of cardinals who have a chance of succeeding Benedict. Although considered a long shot, Tagle's inclusion among the so-called papabile, or papal candidates, has electrified many in the country, where past pontiffs were welcomed by millions like rock stars.
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Arif and Jeff began their latest show highlighting the rapid transformation of credit.The history of credit is unique, and how we use it has changed drastically over time. There used to be a time where using credit was a hassle, waiting in line at the grocery store was a headache if the person in front of you was going through their belongings searching for their charge card. Now, most people swipe away all their expenses in life. The tables have turned in the 21st Century, and grocery store lines become stressful waiting for someone to count their dollars or cash, when they could easily swipe, sign and move along with their life. They brought Jennifer Gerard to illustrate her personal experiences with using credit. Arif and Jeff chose Jen for a few outstanding reasons: she is a self made success, entrepreneur, and business owner of Whitening Lightning. She had a terrible experience with American Airlines, where the her money was essentially used in a nonrefundable transaction – which she needed revoked. While the airlines would not return her money, the credit card company (American Express) was able to successfully revoke the transaction and return her money safely. So credit card companies know how significant their role in society is, and knowing how to properly use them can save you heavy heartache and much needed money.
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Friday, November 22, 2013
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ALBANY — It seemed fitting that the Stockbridge High School marching band began Friday night's halftime by performing the Anita Ward classic Ring My Bell, as that's exactly what the Stockbridge football team did to the Westover Patriots en route to a 35-0 victory at Hugh Mills Stadium.
The loss saw the Patriots eliminated from the Class AAAA state playoffs in the second round for the second straight year, despite an 8-2 regular season that saw them earn the team's first region title in school history.
Westover was stuffed repeatedly on offense all night and had no answer for the Tiger's triple-option running attack. Stockbridge dominated both sides of the ball throughout the contest and had the Patriots on their heels the entire game.
"Make no bones about it, they whipped our tail," Westover head coach Octavia Jones said. "We knew they were a good team. You don't win 10 games in the season and end up the number five seed without being a good team."
Westover couldn't seem to get anything going offensively, as the Patriots managed only two first downs all night. The team wasn't much stronger on defense either as Tiger rushers were able to continually grind out tough yards on the ground.
Early in the game both teams struggled to gain much yardage at all until the Tiger rushing attack finally gained some momentum in the second quarter, culminating in the game's first score, a 6-yard run by senior Javon Brandon. The Tigers added a two point conversion to give them an 8-0 lead.
Things went from bad to worse on the Patriots next possession when Stockbridge forced a fumble deep in Westover territory, which they turned into a touchdown three plays later, when senior Maetron Thomas scored on an 11-yard run to give the Tigers a 14-0 lead.
In what must have seemed like a bad dream to Patriot coaches, players and fans, on the team's very next possession Patriot senior running back Shannon Saunders broke into the Stockbridge secondary only to be stripped of the ball for Westover's second fumble of the night. Fortunately, the Pats got the ball right back when junior defensive back Jysanti Richardson intercepted a Stockbridge pass.
They were unable to capitalize on the turnover, however, as Stockbridge continued to dominate the line of scrimmage again, holding Westover in check and shutting the Patriots out in the first half.
The second half saw more of the same as Westover was still unable to get anything going offensively and had little answers for Tiger rushers.
Westover began the half with an early stop but failed to capitalize having to punt the ball away on their first possession of the half. Stockbridge took advantage immediately, moving right down the field and scoring the team's third touchdown of the night to take a 21-0 lead.
The Patriots' bad dream turned into a nightmare just a few minutes later when Westover turned the ball over two more times and gave up yet another Stockbridge touchdown to fall behind 28-0 as the third quarter expired.
The fourth quarter began with more of the same as Patriot senior quarterback Ta'Keevian followed up an earlier interception with his second turnover of the game, as he fumbled deep in Westover territory.
Stockbridge put the final nail in the Patriot coffin a few minutes later, closing out the 35-0 victory with a late touchdown with 32 seconds left in the game, to advance to the state quarterfinals.
The Patriots will now begin a long off season trying to figure out how another season ended prematurely.
"We're going to go back to the drawing board," Jones said. "We're gonna remember this feeling so we don't have to feel it again."
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CHENNAI: With the 300th year celebration of the arrival of German missionary Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg to Tranquebar round the corner, a descendant of Aaron, the first indigenous Protestant pastor in Asia who assisted the missionary, is demanding recognition for Aaron's services to society through the release of a stamp.
Aaron Thangaraj Samuel, who claims to be an eighth generation descendant of Aaron, said Rev. Aaron helped underprivileged people and the sick. His contribution to education included teaching arithmetic and language.
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He was an able aide to Ziegenbalg. Rev. Aaron also fought for the rights of workers belonging to the lower strata of society, Mr. Samuel added.
Rev. Aaron holds the credit of being one of the first students to learn from Tamil books, which Ziegenbalg had printed in the early 18th century.
Rev. Aaron was also known for his wide knowledge in fields such as theology, geography and medicine.
Mr. Samuel, aged 32, who is a music teacher in Anita Methodist Matriculation Higher Secondary School, has been collecting evidence of Rev. Aaron's service to society and piecing together the family history.
Besides the genealogy, Mr. Samuel has also collected information about Aaron from the Tamil Nadu Archives Department and research works of Halle University, Germany. He also highlighted the family genealogy quoted in the book `Ordination of the First Protestant Indian Pastor Aaron' by Daniel Jeyaraj, a scholar on Ziegenbalg.
Mr. Samuel is also researching Indian church history and the Tranquebar mission to trace the family history of Rev. Aaron.


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New Lenox Custom Foot Orthotics Provider Announces Revolutionary Product Launch, the WalkAide
Do Not Let Walking Problems Hold You Back Anymore. Multiple Sclerosis (MS), stroke, plantar fasciitis and a host of foot and ankle ailments present real problems for people. Often the symptoms of these ailments can be seen or felt in someone's walking pattern. With the use of correctly applied foot orthotics and the WalkAide, patients can see real life benefits. Rinella Orthotics, Inc. located in New Lenox, IL helps patients with foot, ankle, knee and back problems by applying orthotic principles on a daily basis. Walking problems and back pain can be effectively addressed without the need for surgery.
New Lenox, IL (PRWEB) June 04, 2012
Rinella Orthotics, Inc located in New Lenox, IL has great success providing patients with custom foot orthotics. We have helped people for years with arch supports, says Illinois licensed orthotist, Daniel Rinella, president. However, the launch of the revolutionary WalkAide provides a whole new approach toward improving lives among people who have difficulty walking. The WalkAide is going to help change life for patients with foot drop, another walking ailment.
Rinella Orthotics, Inc. is also a provider of the WalkAide system. The WalkAide is a revolutionary FDA cleared medical device that incorporates the use of functional electrical stimulation (FES). Its primary purpose is to help individuals walk better if they currently suffer from the existence of drop foot. The WalkAide is an FDA approved device that has also won the daVinci Award, which recognizes the most innovative developments from around the globe for assistive and adaptive technologies.
"Do not let your foot and ankle problems consume your everyday life. Whether you suffer from foot, ankle, knee, back or even upper extremity pain or limitations, orthotic principles should be considered," said Rinella. "We offer free evaluations, free follow up visits, as well as assistance with insurance related verifications and billing at no cost to patients."
Call today for a free evaluation. Pain relief and improved walking ability is within reach; foot orthotics and the WalkAide can help lead the way.
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"Our Nation's security and economic prosperity depend on the stability and integrity of our Federal communications and information infrastructure." Federal News Radio has reportedthat the federal government will spend $8.3 billion on computer security this year - marking a 60% increase in four years. As Federal information security decision-makers allocate dollars and resources to protect our infrastructure, it is important to prioritize the key challenges they face. These include:
- 1. Increased use of mobile devices.Mobile devices are becoming smaller and faster every day. Agencies face even more challenges as mobile applications have now become widely used and they are even looking to build their own mobile applications to increase their productivity in the field.
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Last updated at 11:53, Thursday, 27 February 2014
SOUTH Beach car park, in Whitehaven, has been closed off permanently to traffic on grounds of public safety.
The decision, taken jointly by Copeland Council and the police, comes in the wake of heavy rain and severe storms that have made the area more unstable.
Coupled with that, the police have been concerned about the number of vehicles attempting to drive onto South Shore at the peak of the storms and the sometimes 'foolhardy' behaviour of some folk resulting in officers from both the police and other emergency services having to place themselves in unnecessary danger.
The police asked Copeland to permanently close the car park to vehicles.
Inspector Mark Wear said: "Since December 5, the foolhardy behaviour of a small minority has resulted in officers from both the police and other emergency services having to place themselves in unnecessary danger, as they have attempted to encourage members of the public to act in a safe and sensible manner."
Pat Graham, director of services at Copeland, said: "We were happy to comply with the police's request to help keep this area safe. As we all know the land there, created largely from deposited pit spoil, is eroding. This erosion is unpredictable and has accelerated in recent months. Public safety, and that of our emergency services, was the overriding factor in our decision to close off the area."
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Faith on Oprah
Faith the Dog was back on Oprah for her Farewell Season favorites this MONDAY, October 4, 2010
See a replay of this clip on the Oprah show on 10/4/2010 when Oprah called Faith her "all-time favorite" animal guest, and urges people to adopt shelter animals facing euthanization.
This is a truly amazing story and it's great to see it's getting the attention it deserves. I run a dog-sitting business and face a lot of stress on a daily basis because of poor dog obedience from my clients and thir pets. Stories like this are heartwarming and make me happy. Sometimes I forget how amazing dogs really are because I am blinded by my daily work.
Anyways, I really enjoyed the video!
i so love your dog, what a gift from god to have such a fantastic dog, it made me cry, just because i was so happy that this little dog was given a chance, you are such loveley people, take care, jo (Scotland)
I just love this dog & you & your family should be so proud for raising & loving such a special dog. She always makes me smile.
Sometimes I think that I have it bad, but I am so selfish. Faith's story brought me to tears, and me stronger and less selfish. Loving animal. Dogs are humans best friend. Her story was so harm-warming. Love you Faith! Your Sis in Christ!
I just found out the news of Faith today! (09/26/20), quite late! I immidately put Faith offical web site in my facebook. I love to share to everyone that miracle happens everyday around us. What we need is a loving heart with little faith --- in God and ourselfves! Faith does not limit herself as a handicap animal or lay in sorrow with self-pityness. Look at her happy smily face! It's easy to tell she enjoy her life and willingly to share her happiness and faith to everybody! Keep going dear little Faith! May the Lord bless you with a healthy long liife and a blessing soul to touch many many human souls! Love you!
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Brave dog, its really incredible.... i am proud of you... keep it up...
Its really incredible....
By the way, I heard that it is going to get a new role in Harry Porter's next movie...if yes, then it really deserves it... m gonna watch that movie only for faith n just for faith....
By looking at the dog, I really have the faith on myself now to do anything and to achieve anyting....
Hats off to the real courageous dog, "the FAITH."
I never post comments to anything - EVER. But I am compelled to write this: I just discovered Faith thru an email. (I never open junk email or chain eletters either, so this is another odd coincidence....).
Anyway, I want to thank you very much for taking in and loving that beautiful dog. She is so lucky to have found people who care and are selfless enough to do what she so desperately needed. I am so very touched by your kindness and caring for this animal. But I'm guessing you are the kind of people who consider yourselves the lucky ones to have found Faith and to have her in your life. As an owner of a dog rescured from a homeless shelter (also half chow). I often look at my Rocky and wonder what would have happened if my daughter and I did not take her home that day 2 years ago. And our family often wonders how we ever lived without him! He is a wonderful companion who is kind, talented, very funny, playful and cute with a personality all his own. Obviously Faith is all those things too. Best of luck to you and thanks again for your kindness and the example you have set for us all!
I can`t believe Faith is on her own two hind legs. She is just a very brave dog and it is just amazing how you can teach her how to do that. I would love to get pictures as she gets older and see her in person. I will also fall in love as soon as I see her. I hope she rests as much as possible.
I don't know about this being a miracle but that is a very impressive dog. Great job training her and I think it's wonderful that you kept her instead of putting her down!
In your mind, what constitutes a miracle? How many dogs walk on two back legs in the world? Faith truly is a gift from God as are many of our animals that demonstrate unconditional love, don't keep score (people do that!) and give inspiration to those who need to see hope in difficult situations.
The ability to have FAITH is truly a miracle of the human spirit. Hopefully, you will begin seeing the little miracles that surround us every day.
Wow! I found out about Faith about a year ago - her story...it's so inspirational! I want to meet her one day and give that doggie a huggle! ^w^
wow! faith is llike a dog i never seen before I wish her the best cuz she's a vere special dog to meeh and i wish to met her some day
dereonta thomas ,love faith,
WOW! This is one of the many examples of why love is the most pwerful force in the universe!
When I first heard that there was a dog who walked like a human, my first thoughts were, "Why would someone do that to an animal? Why wouldn't they let nature take it's course? (& more than anything else,) How freaking weird must that look !" Now, after seeing this video, hearing her story, and seeing Faith do her thing, I want to cry...the good kind of tears. This dog is seriously the personification of perseverence and miracles. I hope she lives a long and healthy life, and without owners like you, she wouldn't have stood any kind of chance.
God bless Faith and her family !
Orpah was so very very kind to Faith and our family. I can't say enough about her - - others have criticized me for promoting her because she and I don't have the exact views on politics, but you know what - - I love OPRAH...she matters to me. Thank you Oprah for you love.
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Mixed weekend; 4 years since north Minneapolis tornado
Low pressure rides north sending waves of showers and a few thunderstorms into Minnesota this weekend.
Low pressure rides north sending waves of showers and a few thunderstorms into Minnesota this weekend.
He also answered the question: How often does it rain on Memorial Day in the Twin Cities?
Severe drought has been wiped out in Minnesota, falling from about 35% last week to 0% this week. Moderate drought coverage shrank from roughly 92% to 50% in this week's update.
A new report from MIT says solar is an important source of renewable energy as the consequences of climate change become more urgent. How can Minnesota leverage the potential of solar?
Our weather pattern through Friday is nothing short of spectacular. Expect scattered showers during this weekend.
This morning was very likely the coldest morning for several months. The warming trend kicks in today, and temps make a run at 70 degrees Thursday and Friday afternoon.
Our chilly late season Canadian air mass brings one more frosty morning Wednesday north of the metro. Life gets a little milder on the back side of high pressure as we move through this week.
Get ready for warmer days, though one more cold night arrives tonight.
Freeze warnings and frost advisories are flying into Tuesday morning for a big chunk of the Upper Midwest. Temperatures drop below freezing in the Red River Valley, and frost will nip as close to the Twin Cities as the outer western metro suburbs Tuesday morning.
The forecast improves this week as spring temperatures return by Thursday and Friday. The early read show a decent Saturday, rain and storms Sunday and a breezy and cooler Memorial Day with increasing sunshine.
The updated outlook from the Storm Prediction Center of the National Weather Service shows a slight risk of severe weather for portions of Minnesota and Wisconsin the remainder of this Sunday afternoon and into tonight. Scattered thunderstorms will continue to develop, and a few severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and tonight. An isolated tornado is also possible. We will keep…
Saturday evening's storm destroyed outbuildings of one residence and left the house with roof, window and water damage.
The Storm Prediction Center of the National Weather Service has much of Minnesota and Wisconsin in an enhanced severe weather risk category this Sunday afternoon and Sunday night. Plenty of moist air is in place, and breaks in the cloud cover should further destabilize the atmosphere this afternoon. Severe thunderstorms, and even a few tornadoes, will be possible this afternoon and this…
I am watching a growing potential for severe storms Sunday across eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. There is risk for severe storms, and if conditions set up right there appears to be plenty of wind shear (spin) in the atmosphere to produce a few tornadoes Sunday afternoon into early evening.
Minnesota weekend weather can be like watching the latest Hollywood blockbuster movie at high speed. The warm summery parts sail by, then all of the sudden...BAM.
University of Minnesota climatologist Mark Seeley said the rain was especially beneficial for crops because it was a good soaking over time.
If April showers bring May flowers, what do Mayflowers bring? Pilgrims. I couldn't resist. Friday brings brighter skies and milder temperatures. The weekend looks downright unsettled. A warmer and more humid air mass slides north into Minnesota this weekend. Throw in a little sunshine Saturday and what meteorologists call "conditional instability" will trigger more rounds…
Expect measurable rainfall across Minnesota.We catch a break with a pretty decent Friday before the next low brings more rain and thunderstorms this weekend.
The next rainmaker plows into Minnesota Thursday. Showers grow in coverage as the day unfolds. Low pressure rides northeast into Minnesota with the rain shield Thursday.
Skies lit up over eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin last night. A brief but vivid aurora dazzled onlookers.