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Chris Thorman's guide to Newcastle
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Oklahoma State fans, you are pumped about your football team.
Rightfully so.
But you have some trepidation about this Texas game.
Rightfully so.
Both of those are entirely acceptable emotions if you're a member of the Cowboy Nation. This team has gone above and beyond the expectations of most, winning eight of its first nine games and sitting atop the Big 12 South. But this program has developed an Austin problem. No matter what kind of team it has taken to Texas over the past few years, no matter what kind of performance that team has turned in, nothing has resulted in a victory.
This year will be different, Cowboy fans.
The reason?
OSU is the better teams. Period.
The Cowboys don't have an advantage here or there. They don't have to get a dozen breaks. They don't have to pull a bunch of trickery or use a ton of shenanigans. If they play the way that they're capable of playing, they will for sure win Saturday in Austin.
Unless, of course, Mack Brown decides to change quarterbacks.
Now, I'm not saying Texas will surely win if it ditches starter Garrett Gilbert for back-up Case McCoy. Quarterback play, after all, isn't the Longhorns only problem. But a change at quarterback could be an infusion of hope. It could give the Texas offense reason to believe it can score. It could give the Texas defense reason to believe the offense might be able to actually reward its stops with some points. It could give the Longhorn faithful reason to stand up and cheer.
And that could be big. That's because there are lots of folks in burnt orange looking for something to believe in right now.
There might be no one better than McCoy. He's not only a symbol of what might be in the future but also a link to past successes. He's the younger brother of Texas legend Colt McCoy, and seeing a quarterback with "McCOY" on his jersey back on the field would give the Longhorns a charge.
But would he be able to lead Texas to an upset of OSU?
I say no.
McCoy is a freshman who's never played in such a high-pressure situation. And remember, this Cowboy defense is playing better and better each week. But if McCoy does trot onto the field Saturday evening in Austin, OSU will need tot keep its cool, stick to its fundamentals and play within itself. It is good enough to handle the Texas offense regardless of whether Gilbert or McCoy is under center.
McCoy playing quarterback should be cause for some concern, Cowboy fans, but it is hardly a reason to panic.

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This collection of tales will touch your soul. Each short story tells of a woman, a woman who is oppressed — by her family, by her husband, by her lover or by society. Some tell of women who avenged their injustices, retaliated and survived. Others of those who submitted and were subdued. It will make you cry and gasp, reel in shock, scream in anger and make you ponder in silence. The subjects are serious and the book will leave you with questions and hopefully fill you with fight to stand against the injustices that you may be witness to.
Most women will understand the sentiments and maybe even be able to relate to parts of stories. Men too have much to learn from these bare tales and to challenge themselves to rise above by ensuring that women stand shoulder to shoulder, and not walk over them. The author brings himself into each story by posing a question or two at the end of each story — questions that would do us all good to mull over.


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The Jets up-and-down season has frustrated attempts at clear finger pointing. Lack of scoring depth, inconsistent goaltending, very poor special teams, and some odd (and stubborn) line combinations have made it challenging to see the problem(s) very clearly. I've discussed Olli Jokinen as a problem here, the need for a RW here, and the problem of the fourth line the last time we looked at forward usage charts back in mid-February. Today we re-visit how the forwards are being used to see if we have any further clues about what went wrong in the forward group with a particular eye toward who should be back next year.
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Marcel Comeau has been the Head Scout of the Atlanta Thrashers and now Winnipeg Jets since 2003. This season will mark his 11th draft with the organization, and as Cheveldayoff continues to preach patience and hope, we will have a look at the man in charge of delivering a hockey team from a list of teenagers.
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OCEAN CITY ŌĆō The Ocean City Police Department got technologically tougher this week, with the approval to purchase up to eight new military grade ŌĆ£toughbookŌĆØ laptop computers.
Though the proposal from city IT Manager Nancy Bloxom and OCPD Captain Kevin Kirstein to purchase eight new ŌĆ£toughbooksŌĆØ and the software for almost $45,000 came under some scrutiny from the council, the OCPD were granted the request after convincing arguments from Kirstein that the computers were a ŌĆ£necessary purchase for the protection of the town.ŌĆØ
The laptop style computers are equipped with rugged military style casing that enables officers to transport them from the office to the police cruiser, thus combining the usages of two computers into one, according to Kirstein.
ŌĆ£These toughbooks give us a real time snapshot at what is going on in the field. These will enable our commanders, our assistant commanders, duty lieutenants and some of our detectives to be fully connected with the system while they are on the road.ŌĆØ
Councilwoman Margaret Pillas questioned the efficiency of these computers, citing problems with similar ŌĆ£toughbooksŌĆØ used by some of the townŌĆÖs other essential services.
ŌĆ£I know they are having problems with them in the fire department, and I want to make sure that these are going to work properly before we spend the money on them,ŌĆØ she said.
What Pillas was apparently referring to as far as efficiency goes is the Virtual Private Network, or VPN, that the computers are linked to, which encrypts all the data, protecting it from hackers and public access. Kirstein said the biggest problem officers face is getting disconnected from the network, leading Bloxom, in the computerŌĆÖs defense, to say it is ŌĆ£virtually impossible to be connected 100 percent of the time.ŌĆØ
Councilman Jim Hall wondered if these were luxury items that police could do without as council members have spent the last month or so cutting all unnecessary costs for the town.
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D'you like getting your pantaloons charmed off?
Costume Quest is Double Fine's first foray into bite-sized gaming. It feels as though the developers took very tried-and-tested game mechanics, mixed them with a quaint but clichéd story and proceeded to dip the combination in a vat of charming, artistic goodness.
The gameplay on the other hand is not quite as imaginative. The exploration consists of basic traversal, which has a tendency to drag due to the painfully slow movement speed of characters, through one of three, admittedly large, locales while bashing everything in sight with your candy pail, in hopes of receiving a morsel of candy. You will engage in trick-or-treating from the get-go. Behind every door is either a friendly adult, handing out huge amounts of sugary goodness, or a bloodthirsty monster.
The combat is turn-based and requires timed button presses, movement of the left analog stick, repeated tapping of a certain button etc. for any individual attack you may wish to perform. All-in-all it is quite simple and quickly becomes repetitive. Jaded RPG enthusiasts beware, if you're looking for a challenge, this isn't it. Battles are all played out in an identical fashion, your party attacks, and then your enemy attacks. After three turns, you gain access to a special ability which varies depending on the costume you're wearing. Wash, rinse and repeat. It should be noted that pretty much every encounter is nigh impossible to lose. The game has a tendency to hold your hand and never let go lest you do something devious like be creative.Rewards for battle include, obligatory currency (in this case, candy), XP and collectable cards. These cards ultimately don't mean anything but there is an achievement up for grabs if you manage to find them all. Sometimes, you might pick up a Battle Stamp after a fight. These stamps allow your characters to gain individual abilities that come in handy during battle. The effects can range from increased HP to a new combat ability. Candy is used to purchase further Battle Stamps outside of encounters.
Costumes are interchangeable and grant the user varied and somewhat unique combat styles. Costume patterns and materials are found by completing quests and exploring the world. Most costumes have an ability which can be used outside of battle, such as the robot's skates which allow you to traverse environments faster. Due to the fact that costume changes are reflected by your character model in battles, I often found myself eagerly seeking out the next costume purely to see how much exponentially cooler I looked.
The area where the game truly shines however is in its writing. Every NPC has something charming or witty to say. Every aspect of the dialogue oozes a certain pizzazz which will have you reading all of the game's text with a huge grin plastered on your face. However, the lack of voice acting or so much so as Nintendo-esque mumbling is very noticeable in spots. There will be occasions where awkward silences will arise and have you cursing the game's lack of sound effects.
Quests are well-written and genuinely humorous. They will have you reminiscing and wishing your imagination had been as active as the children portrayed in the game. There is one point where the player must find a costume promoting patriotism in order to gain entry into a patriot's party. Neat little touches like this aid the game in becoming much more than the sum of its parts.
All in all, Costume Quest is a game that should be experienced if only for the inner child in all of us. Its clever dialogue and adorable look will provide more than enough motivation to press through the rote gameplay mechanics that this charming, downloadable title has to offer.


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PETALING JAYA: The Chinese business community has backed the MCA's call for the nationwide crackdown on illegal immigrants to be postponed until after the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Malaysian Retailer-Chains Association president Datuk Nelson Kwok strongly supported the move, adding that the operations, which started on Tuesday, affected all sectors and would halt the nation's economic growth in the long run.
"Many would hesitate to expand their businesses due to a lack of workers. This will create a chain reaction and ultimately the Government will be affected in terms of tax collection," he said.
Before carrying out the operations, the Government should give a notice of "three to six months", he said.
Lim Association executive adviser Tan Sri S.P. Lim also thinks that at least three months' notice should be given to employers.
"Many are not prepared. It not only affects the businesses, but also contributes to rising prices. When the workers run away, it affects production and when there isn't enough supply, prices go up," he said.
MCA president Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai had on Tuesday called for the crackdown to be postponed to prevent inconvenience to the people in the run-up to the Chinese New Year celebrations.
Bina Puri group managing director Tan Sri Tee Hock Seng agreed that the exercise should be put off "until maybe the end of February", though he agreed that the Government had given ample notice.
"Some employers just ignore the notice. It's important for the human resource department of the companies to work hard in ensuring that illegal workers are registered.
"The operations show that the Government is very serious about tackling the issue of illegal immigrants. This will help in reducing crime and improving public safety," he said.
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Vancouver Software Development Firm Devterra Mobile Inc. Launches SaveZapp: A Mobile Marketing App that Helps Promote Local Businesses to the Booming Smartphone Market
As Canadian consumers migrate towards spending more time on their Smartphones and less time engaged with traditional media, businesses are frantically seeking creative ways to promote themselves through mobile marketing and to keep mobile consumers coming back.
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According to Cisco's Visual Networking Index, Canadian mobile usage tripled in 2012. Vancouver based Devterra Mobile Inc. is addressing the growing demand to reach this market with the launch of a new app called SaveZapp. The SaveZapp App allows businesses to post mobile Ads, Offers, and Mobile Coupons which are then seen by B.C.´s growing user-base of Smartphone consumers.
Devterra Mobile Inc. CEO, Asiri Alexander, says "We hear it every day in the field from merchants… They want to reach their target markets via mobile marketing, but are reluctant to use services like daily-deal apps due to the large percentage of their profits taken by these companies. When we tell them that SaveZapp doesn't take a penny from their profits, and only charges a small monthly fee for them to promote their business in the App, they can´t believe it."
SaveZapp is free for consumers to download by visiting http://SaveZapp.com on their smartphone or through the Apple App Store and Google Play Market. A key differentiator cited with consumers using SaveZapp is the convenience of great discounts without the pressure or hassles of daily-deal expiries. Offers and coupons posted by merchants in SaveZapp can often be used more than once and over a much longer period of time than other app-based mobile marketing services.
With recent endorsements from the Vancouver Board of Trade (VBOT), the British Columbia Restaurant & Foodservices Association (BCRFA), and the Donnelly Group, SaveZapp is also picking up some key clout in its corner for the B.C. launch.
The company is teaming up these organizations for its official launch event on September 14th at Bar None Yaletown in Vancouver. Full details on the event can be seen at http://SaveZapp.com/bclaunch.
For more information on Devterra Mobile Inc and SaveZapp, or to schedule an interview with CEO Asiri Alexander, please contact Devterra Mobile Public Relations at PR(at)DevterraMobile(dot)com.
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Devterra Mobile develops highly creative, scalable Mobile Software Solutions for commercial and non-profit organizations of all sizes. With offices located in the USA, Canada, and Sri Lanka, the company has deployed successful solutions on almost every continent.
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UNC cancer center scores Hatchell gift
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A cancer scare a decade ago and a player's diagnosis of Hodgkin's Lymphoma are two of the reasons UNC's women's basketball head coach Sylvia Hatchell announced a $50,000 donation Friday to the N.C. Cancer Hospital Pediatric Oncology Endowment Fund. Hatchell's recent gift tops her purchase 10 years ago of a 204-acre swath of land in eastern Buncombe County that includes a cabin and a patch of blueberry bushes, which are open to the public for picking at the request of a $5 mail-in donation per gallon to the UNC Linberger Comprehensive Cancer Center in Chapel Hill.
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A team from the UNC Institute for Global Health & Infectious Diseases has received a $1.7 million federal grant to help curb the spread of HIV in North Carolina. The four-year study will assess a new test to diagnose acute HIV infection. AHI is the period between infection and detection of HIV antibodies and lasts up to 12 weeks. During this brief window of time, the virus replicates rapidly, and the probability of transmission is very high. "Identifying individuals with AHI could have a significant positive impact on the spread of the virus," Dr. Peter Leone, co-principal investigator, said in a news release.
Schools make no headway in fight against fat
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Middle school students targeted with an intensive effort to reduce obesity did no better at losing weight than their peers in schools without special programs, researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill and elsewhere report. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, involved a three-year campaign at 42 schools around the country, including six in North Carolina. It was aimed primarily at cutting the proportion of middle school children who are overweight or obese.


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- 1429 --- Joan of Arc defeated the besieging English at Orleans.
- 1671 --- Thomas Blood, an Irish adventurer better known as "Captain Blood," is captured attempting to steal the Crown Jewels from the Tower of London. Blood, a Parliamentarian during the English Civil War, was deprived of his estate in Ireland with the restoration of the English monarchy in 1660. In 1663, he put himself at the head of a plot to seize Dublin Castle from supporters of King Charles II, but the plot was discovered and his accomplices executed. He escaped capture. In 1671, he hatched a bizarre plan to steal the new Crown Jewels, which had been refashioned by Charles II because most of the original jewels were melted down after Charles I's execution in 1649. On May 9, 1671, Blood, disguised as a priest, managed to convince the Jewel House keeper to hand over his pistols. Blood's three accomplices then emerged from the shadows, and together they forced their way into the Jewel House. However, they were caught in the act when the keeper's son showed up unexpectedly, and an alarm went out to the Tower guard. One man shoved the Royal Orb down his breeches while Blood flattened the Crown with a mallet and tried to run off with it. The Tower guards apprehended and arrested all four of the perpetrators, and Blood was brought before the king. Charles was so impressed with Blood's audacity that, far from punishing him, he restored his estates in Ireland and made him a member of his court with an annual pension. Captain Blood became a colorful celebrity all across the kingdom, and when he died in 1680 his body had to be exhumed in order to persuade the public that he was actually dead. Thomas "Captain" Blood stole the crown jewels from the Tower of London.
- 1754 --- The first cartoon appeared in The Pennsylvania Gazette, the newspaper published at the time in Philadelphia, PA, Benjamin Franklin's hometown. The cartoon appeared as part of an editorial by Franklin commenting on "the present disunited state of the British Colonies." The title of the featured cartoon is "JOIN, or DIE." The drawing is of a snake, chopped into eight pieces. Each of the pieces are labeled with the abbreviation for one of the colonies. The message was that the colonies' continued failure to join together would result in their eventual doom.
- 1868 --- A little town in Northwestern Nevada was officially named, Reno (after General Jesse Lee Reno, a Union officer of the Civil War). Actually, the town that was just over the border from California, already existed before this date. It was first settled by the Washoe Indians who used the area for festivals and ceremonies. Then, as settlers moved in, it was known as Fuller's Ferry, and later, as Lake's Crossing. In the mid 1800s, Reno was just another settlement of silver miners. When the Comstock Lode was discovered in the Virginia City area, intrigued fortune hunters throughout the world came to the area to strike it rich. Today, they still come to strike it rich at Reno's glitzy gambling casinos. Reno, also a haven for quickie divorces (only a six-week residency is required), is known as the biggest little city in the world, the winning slogan from a contest held in 1929.
- 1914 --- President Woodrow Wilson issues a presidential proclamation that officially establishes the first national Mother's Day holiday to celebrate America's mothers.
- 1930 --- For the first time, a starting gate was used to start a Triple Crown race. The gate was rolled into place at the Preakness at the Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, MD. Gallant Fox, the winner, had no problem with the new contraption. Prior to that time, this horse race began from a standing start at the start/finish line with the drop of a flag.
- 1937 --- Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy started their own radio show on NBC -- only months after they had debuted on Rudy Vallee's radio program. W.C. Fields, Don Ameche and Dorothy Lamour were a few of the stars that helped Bergen and the little blockhead, McCarthy, jump to the top of radio's hit parade.
- 1960 --- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the world's first commercially produced birth-control bill--Enovid-10, made by the G.D. Searle Company of Chicago, Illinois. Development of "the pill," as it became popularly known, was initially commissioned by birth-control pioneer Margaret Sanger and funded by heiress Katherine McCormick. Sanger, who opened the first birth-control clinic in the United States in 1916, hoped to encourage the development of a more practical and effective alternative to contraceptives that were in use at the time. In the early 1950s, Gregory Pincus, a biochemist at the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, and John Rock, a gynecologist at Harvard Medical School, began work on a birth-control pill. Clinical tests of the pill, which used synthetic progesterone and estrogen to repress ovulation in women, were initiated in 1954. On May 9, 1960, the FDA approved the pill, granting greater reproductive freedom to American women
- 1961 --- Jim Gentile (Baltimore Orioles) set a major league baseball record when he hit a grand slam home run in two consecutive innings. The game was against the Minnesota Twins.
- 1961 --- Federal Communications Commission chairman Newton N. Minow condemned TV programming as a "vast wasteland" in a speech to the National Association of Broadcasters.
- 1962 --- A laser beam was successfully bounced off Moon for the first time.
- 1962 --- The Beatles inked their first recording contract. George Martin was hired to be the group's producer and the band would record for EMI Parlophone.
- 1964 --- Following the ascension of "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" to #1 in early February, the Beatles held the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for three and a half solid months—longer than any popular artist before or since. Over the course of those months, the Fab Four earned three consecutive #1 singles (a record); held all five spots in the top five in early April (a record); and had a total of 14 songs in the Billboard Hot 100 in mid-April (yet another record). But just when it seemed that no homegrown act would ever stand up to the British invaders, one of least likely American stars imaginable proved himself equal to the task. On May 9, 1964, the great Louis Armstrong, age 63, broke the Beatles' stranglehold on the U.S. pop charts with the #1 hit "Hello Dolly."
- 1970 --- Between 75,000 and 100,000 young people, mostly from college campuses, demonstrate peacefully in Washington, D.C., at the rear of a barricaded White House. They demanded the withdrawal of U.S. military forces from Vietnam and other Southeast Asian nations. Afterwards, a few hundred militants spread through surrounding streets, causing limited damage. Police attacked the most threatening crowds with tear gas.
- 1974 --- The House Judiciary Committee opened hearings on whether to recommend the impeachment of President Richard Nixon.
- 1994 --- South Africa's newly elected parliament chose Nelson Mandela to be the country's first black president.
- 1994 --- Kinshasa, the capital of Zaire, was placed under quarantine after an outbreak of Ebola virus.
- 2004 --- Chechen president Akhmad Kadyrov and 23 other people were killed in a bombing in the capital Grozny.
- 2010 --- Dallas Braden pitched the 19th perfect game in major league history, leading the Oakland Athletics in a 4-0 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Research Output for Prof Gerard Gill
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
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2014 School of Medicine
Gill,GF (2014) The hidden issues of anticipatory medications in community palliative care, Medical Journal of Australia, vol. 201, no. 8, pp. 450-451, Australasian Medical Publishing, Strawberry Hills, NSW [C4]
ERA journal ID: 15323 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84919389185
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2011 School of Medicine
Gill, Gerard (2011) Australian general practitioner doctorates and doctoral candidates, 2005–2009, Medical Journal of Australia, vol. 196, no. 3, p. 173, Australasian Medical Pub. Co, Sydney, N.S.W. [C4]
ERA journal ID: 15323 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84857888725
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Gill, G and Bonney, A*. NBN Telehealth Skills Training and Implementation Project [U]
- 2013: $6,575
Gill, G* and Crotty, B. Primary Health Care Research - Knowledge Infrastructure Enabling Grant [U]
- 2012: $-10,897
- 2011: $45,420
Research Income - Industry and Other Funding - Australian
Gill, G, Peerson, A, Kennedy, M* and de Leeuw, E. Health literacy in general practice: Incidence, challenges, potential [V.1]
- 2012: $-11,657
- 2011: $23,866
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Prof Gerard Gill
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Solon in graft case gets P35-M pork
P11M to Samar LP leader's road repairs that village chair can't find
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CALBAYOG CITY, Samar—At least P35 million of public funds has been released as pork barrel of a legislator in this province who is currently on trial at the Sandiganbayan for a P16-million graft case involving the purchase of supplies without public bidding.
At least P11 million of the amount released as pork to Milagrosa Tan, former governor of Samar and now representative, has been supposedly spent on road repairs for villages in this city that, a village chief said, appeared to be nonexistent.
As early as February this year, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has already released P35 million in public funds for Milagrosa's pork, or half of what she is supposedly entitled to in Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) this year. PDAF is the official name of pork for legislators.
Milagrosa, a member of the ruling Liberal Party whose term limit as governor expired in June so she changed places with her daughter, Sharee Ann, ordered the release of P11 million purportedly for road repairs in at least two villages here.
The chief of a village that was supposed to benefit from the projects, however, said he had not seen any ongoing road repair project in his place.
Sharee Ann is now governor and her brother, Stephen James, is vice governor of this province, one of the country's poorest.
In 2006, Milagrosa was charged with graft for the purchase of supplies worth P16 million without public bidding. Some of the funds used were meant to help survivors of a storm in the province and some of the money ended up being spent on appliances, like electric fans. The case is pending at the antigraft court Sandiganbayan.
Records at the DBM showed that Milagrosa was able to get P35 million in public funds as her pork barrel in February. The amount is already half of her P70 million in pork.
Of the P35 million, more than P11 million has been released for road repairs in barangays Lagundi and Peña in this city.
The road projects seem to be invisible, however. According to Felomino Cabariban, chair of Barangay Lagundi, he has not seen any project to repair roads in his village or in Peña.
"Since January of this year, I have not seen any road repair from Lagundi to Peña," said Cabariban. "You can visit our barangay to check it," he said.
What Cabariban saw was a riprap project being implemented by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). Barangay Lagundi is a 10-minute drive away from this city.
What road?
Records at the DBM also showed that more than P1 million of public funds, credited as Milagrosa's pork, was allocated for a road construction project on 7th Street in this city.
The same records showed public funds, which took the form of Milagrosa's pork, were spent on flood control structures(P5.3 million), footbridges (P600,000), health center (P1.2 million) and another road project (P300,000).
Councilor Coefredo Uy, who served his last term as mayor of the city in June 2013, said he would check the status of the supposed road projects on 7th Street, but added that he hadn't seen any road project.
"I will check it," Uy said. "I don't see any road construction in the area."
Some residents reported seeing a drainage system and a road repair project on 7th Street.
In a text message to the Inquirer, engineer Nestor Mate, head of the DPWH Samar second engineering district, insisted that the road projects in Barangay Lagundi and 7th Street existed. He, however, didn't elaborate on the status of the two projects.
The Inquirer repeatedly tried to call Milagrosa for comment but to no avail.
The provincial government also received P15 million of public funds, credited as Milagrosa's pork, for medical and dental missions in different towns shortly before the May 13 elections.
Fr. Cesar Aculan of the Calbayog Diocese Social Action Center questioned the release of public funds credited as pork of Milagrosa to the province.
"Why download the fund to the province when it can be directly given to the mayors in the second district who need medical assistance for their constituents?" Aculan said.
"And the problem with that, only the mayors known to be their allies will benefit from the project," said the priest. "And of course, the political credit goes to the governor," he added.
He expressed lament at the slow pace of the graft case against Milagrosa at the Sandiganbayan. "The judicial process is very slow because they said they are following due process," the priest said.
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Karthik Bharadwaj, 17, from Andhra Pradesh is certain that by the end of the five-day national integration camp, Jagaran Bharat, which began in the city on Wednesday, he would learn a few words in Rajasthani. He seemed confident about teaching his friends from Mizoram some Telugu. Jagaran Bharat saw the coming together of more than 350 youths from various States in the country.
Speaker G. Karthikeyan inaugurated the camp organised by the Kerala State Youth Welfare at the Mar Gregorious Renewal Centre here. For the 13-member team from Jaipur, Rajasthan, this camp is an opportunity to learn more about different cultures and traditions, especially that of Kerala. While the team from Punjab was busy entertaining their friends from Karnataka and teaching them a thing or two about their 'Punjabi dholak.' "We may speak different languages but we are the people of one country. This camp will help us to know our friends from other States better. We also get to learn about their customs and traditions," says Vijay Kumar from Jaipur.
Camp director Jaleesh Peter says the camp promotes the feeling of oneness among the youth of India.
"Students from various States come and interact with one another. Initially, they may have problems in interacting as many as not fluent in English or Hindi. But language is never a barrier for them as they manage to learn other languages and make friends here," he says.
A national integration walk was also organised from Martyrs' Column to Gandhi Park at East Fort. The camp will have talks by experts, interaction with celebrities, academic sessions, and personality development classes.
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mezzotint, 1712-1714
10 1/4 in. x 7 3/4 in. (260 mm x 198 mm) paper size
Given by the daughter of compiler William Fleming MD, Mary Elizabeth Stopford, 1931
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- Robert Eglesfield (circa 1295-1349), Founder of Queen's College, Oxford. Sitter associated with 9 portraits.
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- John Faber Sr (circa 1660-1721), Draughtsman and engraver. Artist associated with 191 portraits.


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