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Private Nonprofit (PNP) Eligibility
PA ID# 031-UWQ4M-00; Northgate Homes Corporation
PW ID# NA; Private Nonprofit (PNP) Eligibility
March 28, 2011
Mr. Richard Muth
Governor's Authorized Representative
Maryland Emergency Management Agency
5401 Rue Saint Lo Drive
Reisterstown, MD 21136
Re: Second Appeal-Northgate Homes Corporation, PA ID 031-UWQ4M-00, Private Nonprofit Eligibility, FEMA-1910-DR-MD
Dear Mr. Muth:
This letter is in response to a letter from your office dated December 28, 2010, which transmitted the referenced second appeal on behalf of the Northgate Homes Corporation (Corporation). The Corporation is appealing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) denial of its Request for Public Assistance (RPA).
Following the snow and severe winter storm disaster declaration FEMA-1910-DR-MD, the Corporation submitted a RPA to apply for reimbursement of snow removal costs. FEMA determined the Corporation was not an eligible applicant because FEMA Disaster Assistance Policy, DAP9521.3, Private Nonprofit (PNP) Facility Eligibility states that facilities maintained by property owners' associations such as roads and recreational facilities are not eligible for assistance.
First Appeal
In its first appeal dated August 24, 2010, the Corporation asserted that during the declared event, its roads served as emergency facilities because they provided the only access for 1,149 properties in the community, and the roads allowed ingress and egress for emergency vehicles, public utilities, heating oil delivery companies and residents in need of emergency necessities. In addition, the Corporation stated that it provided services equivalent to governmental services evidenced by its participation in the Montgomery County Roadway Reimbursement Program. On September 20, 2010, FEMA denied the first appeal stating that the roads are not emergency facilities as defined at 44 CFR §206.221(e)(4), Definitions, Private nonprofit facility, Emergency facility.
Second Appeal
In the Corporation's second appeal dated December 1, 2010, it states that the roads, sidewalks, green spaces, playgrounds and forests within the property of the homeowners' association provide access to the residents in the community and the general public. The Corporation reiterates that it is the only agency that provided services during the disaster. FEMA's regulations at 44 CFR §206.222(b) require that a PNP organization own or operate a facility as defined in 44 CFR §206.221(e) to be eligible for FEMA assistance. The Corporation's roads do not meet the definition of an eligible PNP facility in 44 CFR §206.221(e). Furthermore, section 7.B (5)(h) of FEMA's Disaster Assistance Policy, DAP9521.3, Private Nonprofit Facility Eligibility, dated July 18, 2007, specifically designates roads maintained by property owners' associations as ineligible PNP facilities. Therefore, the Corporation is not eligible to receive Public Assistance funding.
I have reviewed all of the information submitted with the appeal and determined that the first appeal decision was consistent with program statute and regulations. Accordingly, I am denying this appeal.
Please inform the Corporation of my decision. This determination constitutes the final decision on this matter pursuant to 44 CFR §206.206, Appeals.
Deborah Ingram
Assistant Administrator
Recovery Directorate
cc: Mary Ann Tierney
Regional Administrator
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February 17, 1926 ~ March 29, 2010
Longtime area resident, Betty L. Sauer, 84,died March 29, 2010, at the Washington Odd Fellows Home, 534 Boyer Avenue, Walla Walla, Washington.
A private graveside service and burialwas held at Mountain View Cemetery.
There will be a memorial service held in late July, 2010. Memorial contributions may be madeto the Touchet Education Foundation or the Washington Odd Fellows Home through Mountain View-ColonialDeWitt, 1551 Dalles Military Road, Walla Walla, Washington 99362.
Mrs. Sauer was born February 17, 1926, in Oroville, Washington to Herman and Mildred Hanson Jeglin. The family moved to the Walla Wallaarea when she was a young child and she attended Walla Wallaarea elementary schools, graduated from Walla Walla High School andattended Washington State University. On September 22, 1945, she and S. Martin Sauer were married at the First Congregational Church in Walla Walla, where they were members. She worked with her husband on their farm, retiring in the early 1990s.
She served as a 4-H leader for over thirty years, leading sewing and horse4-H clubs. She was a former Exhibitor's Secretary for the Southeastern Washington Fair and a longtime secretary of the Bill Harder Memorial Horse Show for the Pioneer Posse.
Betty was involved in many organizations including the Narcissa Rebekah Lodge No. 2, American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, Blue Mountain Riders, Gardena Community Club, Touchet-Gardena Homemakers, Touchet Friends of the Library, and the Arabian HorseAssociation of Washington.
She is survived by three daughters: Nancy E. Meyers of Milton-Freewater, Oregon, Patricia L. Sauer and Karen Ann Sauer both of Tucson, Arizona; two sisters: Roberta Brown of Temecula, California and Anna Marie Jeglin of Houston, Texas; a brother, Marvin Jeglin of Homeland, California; two granddaughters: Peggy Taylor of Glendale, Arizona and Kathy Davis ofWalla Walla; and five great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by hersister, Lois Fisk and her husband, S. Martin Sauer.
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HOUSTON (July 5, 2010) Texas Children's Hospital, in partnership with the Colombian Pediatric Society, will present the II International Symposium on Pediatric Actualization, a three-day conference held in Cartagena, Colombia, July 8 -10, 2010, for pediatricians seeking to learn more about medical advancements and research that is significant to the health of children in Latin America.
Seven doctors from Texas Children's will join four physicians from the Pan American Health Organization and the Republic of Colombia to present this conference, the second to be held since 2008. More than 1,000 pediatricians from throughout Latin America are expected to attend.
Based on insights from local pediatricians and recent medical developments, Dr. Cristina Marino Drews, president of the Colombian Pediatric Society, and Dr. Jesus G. Vallejo, medical director of International Services at Texas Children's, collaborated to develop the conference's educational curriculum around two main focus areas: infectious diseases and neonatology.
"Our goal for this conference is to facilitate diverse, quality educational programs that will help doctors develop creative solutions to current medical challenges affecting Latin American children," said Vallejo. "Through the expertise of the participating Texas Children's physicians, we are providing information on research and best practices to the Latin American pediatricians who share our commitment to create and maintain a global community of healthy children."
In addition to Vallejo, six other Texas Children's doctors are presenting at the conference including infectious disease experts Dr. Carol J. Baker; Dr. Sheldon L. Kaplan and Dr. Pedro A. Piedra; neonatology experts Dr. Gerardo Cabrera-Meza and Dr. LuAnn Papile; and pediatric surgeon and co-director of Texas Children's Fetal Center Dr. Oluyinka Olutoye.
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If you're reading this article, I've survived night 5.
Okay, let's back up.
Breakfast this morning again was on the road. We left the comfort of the gorgeous Hotel Monaco Denver, packed up Bruce, tossed ourselves into trusty ol' Beryl, and hit the interstate in our finest attire (it was a jogging pants day). Colorado turned into Nebraska today, and the scenery was. That's all. The scenery just was. The weather has held out, it was actually very warm to tepid today, and we arrived in Omaha in nine and a half hours with a nice sheen, looking ripe as a plum in the sun.
Okay, let's just back up a hot minute because I just said the word "Omaha". The original plan everyone, was to hit Kansas City. The two cities have a similar population of around 400,000, and driving to Omaha shaves off over an hour from Denver, and over an hour to our next destination. So Nebraska it was. And Nebraska it is. And. Here…..we are…..
I don't want to alarm anyone, those back home in Vancouver, or anyone looking forward to our arrival in Toronto, but we have an announcement to make. We're not leaving Denver.
UGH! Okay we are but none of us are happy about it. We felt the love when we got in yesterday, but staying an extra day in this beautiful city was the best decision we made so far. The weather has been balmy, the streets are clean, the old architecture is amazing, and everyone is so nice it just makes you want to slap them and tell them to grow up!
This morning we had an absolutely delicious breakfast at the amazing Panzano in the Hotel Monaco Denver. Zagat rated, constantly put on top places to eat in Denver, Chef Elise Wiggins has made food so great it's almost abnoxious. We had the Panzano "Eggs Benedict" which comes on sun-dried tomato polenta, topped with prosciutto, fontina cheese and Hollandaise on basil pesto. I can't even, still. And for the love of all that is good and holy, if you have a sweet tooth, please have the Pumpkin Almond Pancakes.
The big guy in the sky was on our side all day today. Not only did we wake up in a beautiful hotel room to beautiful weather, but we had our scheiße together at the proper time of 9 this morning, got coffees in the lobby, breakfast on the road, and took off running/driving.
The Utah landscape outside of Salt Lake City is something straight out of Outrageous Fortune, and we spent the day with our eyes peeled for the four fingers, and I think quietly felt like both Steve and I wanted to be Shelly Long. With red sandy cliffs on either wide of us, and a sky as blue as I've ever seen, we really did feel like we were driving through the middle America today. As Utah turned into Wyoming, the cliffs turned a beautiful combination of beige and light blue green as the soil changed. And then that was that. The raw Brokeback beauty ended, no mans flat land took over once again. Yawnsville. Someone put on the Taylor Swift.
Well I woke up an absolute gem this morning thanks to the Denny's Lounge in Nampa, but woke up nonetheless, which is really what matters. We knew we had a short five and a half hour drive today and still managed to get some food and coffee in our guts before taking off at the prime time of 10:00am.
I will say this much: the road signs that say "Scenic Idaho" are lying a whole lot, but with a lot of flat, dry land behind us we arrived alive and well surrounded by beautiful snow capped mountains in Utah at 3:30 in the afternoon, to check into the gorgeous Hotel Monaco in the heart of downtown Salt Lake, close to every theatre, shopping, and city attraction you would look for.
For all of you that don't know, I'm en route to Toronto. My Vancouver life has currently come to an end after a decade in the beautiful city that I've called home, and it's time for broader horizons and greener pastures and blah blah blah. So I kissed some babies and shook some hands (in reality I bawled my eyes out for 48 hours off and on), and after 9 goodbye parties and some scathing Facebook updates on how I was never actually leaving and everyone was hungover and broke, I left.
Three of us sold all of our worldly belongings, save our clothing, packed a Ford Explorer I had purchased for a steal and named Beryl, and with two of my best friends and a cat (yup, his name is Bruce and he's lovely) in tow, we were off yesterday morning with one goal in mind: first stop, Boise, Idaho.
A couple months ago, I joined CrossFit 604here in Vancouver and it was the best thing I ever did. I can honestly say CrossFit is now my favorite fitness related activity that I've ever done. People have said to me, "Oh you're part of the cult," which is hilarious. The reason why it people think that is because people are so freaking excited about what they are doing and can accomplish. I now know first hand and in CrossFit I have pushed myself further physically than in any other fitness related activity I've ever done.
You know when you go to the gym and the odd time you leave and you think to yourself, "Man that was an amazing workout…" Well, that's literally how I feel every morning I finish CrossFit. You push yourself further than you would at the gym and the workouts really push you to your limit… to the point where you realize that it's a mind game. Your mind wants you to quit, but your body can keep going.
Every day is different and you don't have to worry about "chest day" or "legs day" and things like that which is what I hated about the gym. I would get bored of my routines so quickly. Prior to CrossFit, I was also doing elite bootcamps with WestCoast Fitness, and those were 10x better than going to the gym (for me) and actually incorporate some CrossFit into their workouts. There just came a point where I couldn't do CrossFit and bootcamp or my body would die. If CrossFit doesn't appeal to you and you want to go to a good bootcamp class a few times a week, I'd recommend West Coast Fitness (that is if you are in Vancouver of course).
Hello boys and girls. Hope you're all doing well this fine festive day. Since Valentine's Day is all about celebrating love and affection, I thought this would be a perfect day to profess our love to all our loyal readers (new and old). We would be nothing without you and appreciate each and everyone of you taking time out of your hectic days to visit us. Hope you all have a great Valentines Day. xoxo the Homorazzi boys.
So this year's big trip has been decided and it will be Buenos Aires, Argentina. The 10-day trip has been booked for February. I haven't really thought much about it until this week where the temperatures in Toronto have dropped to -20.
We booked three apartments in a building complex in the Palermo Hollywood area, a 2-bedroom and two 1-bedrooms. There are 8 people going on this trip and we are looking forward to taking in the scenery, culture, food & nightlife. While there, so far I have only done enough research to know that I want to see the Evita Museum and visit a winery.


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Graduate Degrees in Musical Theatre: Program Options
Learn about graduate degree programs in musical theater and what students learn in them. Find out about prerequisites, potential career options and how much people in this field earn.
Essential Information
Students wanting to pursue a graduate musical theatre degree have the option of choosing a Master of Fine Arts or a Master of Music. Master's degree programs in musical theatre are relatively rare in the U.S. and are usually found at universities on the coasts. Both programs combine classroom study with practical training in musical theatre performance, including acting, directing, choreographing and educating.
Students hoping to go into one of these degrees will need previous music or acting experience, a bachelor's degree in a related field and will need to go through an audition. Students should also expect to perform while pursuing this degree.
Master of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre
Both 2- and 3-year programs are available leading to an MFA in Music Theatre, which includes significant training in singing, acting and dancing. Students are also expected to mentor and direct students working toward their bachelor's degree. Most programs have a very low teacher-to-student ratio, which allows for significant individual instruction in performance skills. Graduates may be found in all aspects of the theatre industry, including writing, education, performance and choreography.
Education Prerequisites
Applicants to graduate musical theatre programs must have substantial experience, and a baccalaureate in theatre arts is almost always required. Course prerequisites include an introductory course in directing and theatre history. A video of a performance, a dance audition and a headshot are required parts of the application package, and students must also complete the GRE and meet minimum GPA requirements.
Program Coursework
The MFA in Musical Theatre curricula includes didactic training in the theory and history of musical theory, along with regular lessons in performance skills. Specific course topics include:
- History of musical theatre
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- Stage direction
- Script and score analysis
- Dance instruction
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Graduates of MFA in Musical Theatre programs go on to teach drama and work in live stage productions. Specific professions include the following:
- Actor
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- Scriptwriter
Master of Music in Musical Theatre
A Master of Music in Musical Theatre program emphasizes vocal skills and performance abilities. It is less focused on the theory and history of musical theory than the MFA programs. Coursework is focused on practical training.
Education Prerequisites
Master of Music in Musical Theatre program applicants must participate in a vocal audition and generally must have an undergraduate degree in music and very strong vocal and music theory skills. Entering students often are tested on music theory to determine areas of deficiency.
Program Coursework
A Master of Music in Musical Theatre program often requires graduate students to perform lead roles in musicals staged by the school's drama department, in addition to taking music and acting courses. Specific course topics include:
- Voice
- Speech
- Script and score analysis
- Acting
- Movement
- Directing
Popular Career Options
Graduates of Master of Music in Musical Theatre programs are generally focused on developing or performing in Broadway-style musicals. Generally, they work as one of the following:
- Actor
- Dancer
- Director
Job Outlook and Salary Info
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that acting positions were predicted to grow only 4% from 2012-2022. Theatre and other performing arts actors could expect stiffer competition for roles compared to film actors. Actors earned a mean hourly wage of $41.94 as of 2013, but there was a huge variance in possible salaries. Dancing and choreography jobs were expected to increase 13% from 2012-2022, and these professionals made an average hourly wage of $20.00 in 2013, reported the BLS. As with actors, wages varied quite a bit for dancers, and many workers face periods of unemployment that can affect their earnings.
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Tofu Peach Shortcake
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|Canned sugar free peaches
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), sliced
|Firm tofu
|3 Ounce (Soybean Curd)
|Thawed frozen concentrated orange juice no sugar added
|1 Tablespoon
|Firmly packed light brown sugar
|1 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|1 Teaspoon
|Vanilla extract
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Pound cake slice
|2 Ounce (2 Slices, 1 Ounce Each)
Reserve 4 peach slices for garnish; dice remaining peaches and set aside.
In blender container or work bowl of food processor combine tofu, orange juice, sugar, lemon juice, and vanilla and process until smooth, , scraping down sides of container as necessary.
On serving plate place 1 slice pound cake; spread with half of tofu mixture and top with diced peaches.
Top peaches with remaining slice pound cake and spread remaining tofu mixture over top and sides of "shortcake"; garnish with reserved peach slices.
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Toronto's De Rosario goal celebration sparks controversy
Dwayne De Rosario's goal celebration for Toronto FC on the weekend has sparked some controversy.
The star midfielder and captain netted his 12th goal of the season to lead his side to a 3-2 win over the San Jose Earthquakes and celebrated by mockingly signing a cheque stating his displeasure at not being signed to a Designated Player contract with the clubs owners, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment.
When asked why he produced the fake chequebook, De Rosario's answer was simple – he wants a pay rise.
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Graphical Bug: Mouse Cursor Cloned
Ok, so when I experience FPS bursts, the game likes to clone my cursor. I've managed to take a screen showing the cloned cursor, as normal Screens dont have the cursor.
I've also ascertained that this cursor also appears is you use the sliders in character creation, or the slider when buying/selling items.
I personally think this is the "hardware/software cursor" that can be toggled in the options.
This is a problem we've been telling them about since the game launched. Champions Online suffers from it too, and they've been told about THAT as well.
If they can't charge you extra for it, it's not going to be addressed.
Well, now that they have more staff, perhaps they will take a look. I still dont know why they have a hardware cursor anyway.
"/software_cursor 0" fixes it
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Wine Walk is coming up! The event will commence at 5 p.m., on Sunday, May 31. For more information contact the Salina Art Center at 785.827.1431, or
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Volunteering at the Art Center is a great way to help kids learn new ways of creating. You may even learn something new yourself!
You will certainly learn ways of problem-solving, leading, communicating, and teaching.
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Longtime Corpus Christi resident George Warfield Floyd Chapman, 92, who was a prisoner of war in the European Theater during World War II, will be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery.
Chapman, who died in his sleep Sunday, didn't talk about the year he spent as a prisoner of war, his family said.
"Dad was always quiet about his wartime," said his son Greg Chapman, 60, a Corpus Christi tax consultant. "But he's always been my hero, despite being a silent American hero."
The elder Chapman, who was born in Kentucky, was commissioned first lieutenant in the U.S. Army Infantry in 1942 at Fort Benning, Ga., after working his way through Eastern Kentucky State University. Chapman left for Europe soon after his marriage to Katherine Carole Coble, his wife of 64 years who died in May. She learned in September 1944 that he had been reported missing in action since May of that year.
Chapman, who was wounded and captured by the German Army during the battle of Anzio, Italy, was held in prison camps in Poland and Germany. He was liberated after the war ended.
For his wartime service he was awarded the Silver Star and two Purple Hearts.
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WASHINGTON — The populations of nearly two dozen common American birds – the fence-sitting meadowlark, the frenetic Rufous hummingbird and the whippoorwill with its haunting call – are half what they were 40 years ago, a new analysis found.
The northern bobwhite and its familiar wake-up whistle once seemed to be everywhere in the East. Last Christmas, volunteer bird counters could find only three of them and only 18 Eastern meadowlarks in Massachusetts.
Twenty different common bird species – those with populations more than half a million and covering a wide range – have seen populations fall at least in half since 1967, according to a study by the National Audubon Society. The bird group compared databases for 550 species from two different bird surveys: its own Christmas bird count and the U.S. Geological Survey's breeding bird survey in June.
Some of the birds, such as the evening grosbeak, used to be so plentiful that people would complain about how they crowded bird-feeders and finished off 50-pound sacks of sunflower seeds in just a couple days. But the colorful and gregarious grosbeak's numbers have plummeted 78 percent in the past 40 years.
"It was an amazing phenomena all through the '70s that's just disappeared. It's just a really dramatic thing because it was in people's back yards and (now) it's not in people's back yards," said study author Greg Butcher, Audubon's bird conservation director.
Many of the species in decline depend on open grassy habitats that are disappearing because of suburban sprawl. Climate change and invasive species are to blame, too, he said.
"Most of these we don't expect will go extinct," Butcher said. "We think they reflect other things that are happening in the environment that we should be worried about."
Audubon Board Chairman Carol Browner, former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrator, called the declines "a warning signal."
"We are concerned. Is it an emergency? No, but concerns can quickly become an emergency," Browner said.
Compared to 1967, there are 432 million fewer of these bird species, including the northern pintail, greater scaup, boreal chickadee, common tern, loggerhead shrike, field sparrow, grasshopper sparrow, snow bunting, black-throated sparrow, lark sparrow, common grackle, American bittern, horned lark, little blue heron and ruffed grouse.
"Things we all think of as familiar backyard birds … they appear in books and children's stories and suddenly some of them are way less familiar than they should be," said John Fitzpatrick, director of the Cornell ornithology lab, who was not part of the study.
The northern bobwhite had the biggest drop among common birds. In 1967, there were 31 million of the plump ground-loving bird. Now they number closer to 5.5 million.
"If you look in the northeast, it's almost gone from New England and pretty much New York as well…," Butcher said.
In some cases, there are still plenty of birds left, despite large surprising drop-offs. The common grackle used to be as plentiful as people in 1967, with both human and grackle populations hovering around 200 million. Now the grackle is down to 73 million and humans are up to 300 million.
But while these common birds are in decline, others are taking their place or even elbowing them aside. The wild turkey, once in deep trouble, is growing at a rate of 14 percent a year. The double-crested cormorant, pushed nearly to extinction by DDT, is growing at a rate of 8 percent a year and populations of the pesky Canada goose increase by 7 percent yearly.
Many of the birds that are disappearing are specialists, while the thriving ones are generalists that do well in urban sprawl and all kinds of environments, Butcher said. In a way it's the Wal-Mart-ization of America's skies, he said.
"The robins, the Carolina wrens, the blue jays, the crows, those kinds of birds, are doing just fine, thank you," Butcher said. "They really get along in suburban habitats, most of them even like city parks, so they are not as susceptible to the human changes in environment."
But nothing matches the take-over ability of one invading bird.
"Right now the Eurasian collared-dove is conquering America," Butcher said. A dove-like bird that first entered Florida in the 1980s, it now is the most prevalent bird in the Sunshine State and is in more than 30 states.
"Soon you'll be seeing Eurasian collared-doves in any city in the world," he said.
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The National Audubon Society examined 40 years of U.S. winter and summer bird count records and found which common bird populations are decreasing most and which are increasing most:
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musiXmatch is a music player, music catcher and lyrics finder. All in one.
Putting aside apps for downloading MP3, we can mainly find three types of music apps on the Android market: players, catchers (identifiers) and lyrics finders. Well, musiXmatch merged all of them to offer a new concept of music app. Sounds great, isn't it?.
It is actually great: starting from its neat interface which sets high quality standards. What's more, it has been designed focusing on usability. In other words, users won't need to rack their brains to find the feature they're looking for: home is divided by four icons which are its 4 basic features: "My music" (player for your local music), MusicID (which is the catcher, made up by ), Favorites (for both songs and lyrics you like most) and Settings (from where you can set your social networks accounts to share songs from the app). It's important to note that when you tap on a song (doesn't matter if a local song or a search result), you get into a swipable menu from where you can see "now playing", "lyrics", "other lyrics" (by the same artist) and "biography" (artist biography).
Finally, a search bar at the bottom allows you to seek music: doesn't matter if you input song, artist, album... it will find it as well as its lyrics. From the search result you can even buy the album from the store you choose.
An app that came quietly but that will give something to talk about due to its cool design, user-friendly interface and it's all-in-one music app concept.
It has been featured among the "Best Apps 2014" selection on Google Play Store.
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edits Feb 17, 2010
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I was so upset Saturday night when we played the Devils that Auger was one of the referees, the HE COMPLETELY BLEW THE CALL ON OUR FIRST GOAL! Called a bad penalty on Alberts for a great hit and one more BS call. I am not sure why he was there but he was not listed on the video board, listed instead was Mike Lego. I wonder if that was on purpose or if Canes personnel that run the board had it wrong. Regardless I have no respect for that man and even less now, if that is possible when you have none already. I think I will start a Facebook Fan Page called NHL fans for the OUSTING OF AUGER!
evenflow2005 Feb 9, 2010
This situation with Alex Burrows and referee Staphane Auger was uncalled for. All hockey followers know that during a game the ref.s might make some bad calls. Usually there will be a make-up call later if he feels he screwed up a call. In my opinion, referees shouldn't be discussing previous calls with players before or after the games, especially in the manner Staphane Auger did with Alex Burrows. You don't threaten a player with a penalty call because you thought he got over on you in a previous game. Referees mingling with players to discuss previous calls should be strickley prohibited.
BattlingBishop 5 Feb 6, 2010
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^I see! It's not easy being an official. I was a baseball umpire for a few years, man that can be tough. Best I can tell, 50% will tolerate ya, the other 50% would like to kick your A--.
bigoldbillybob Feb 6, 2010
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^Curious, where did you get that number (95%)? That's impressive if accurate!
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I just figure that out of 100 or so decisions they might make 95 or more of the calls are correct, or at least you could understand why they call it like they do.
BattlingBishop 5 Feb 6, 2010
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^Curious, where did you get that number (95%)? That's impressive if accurate!
bigoldbillybob Feb 6, 2010
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The refs in the NHL are more than qualified and are (95+%) correct.
BattlingBishop 5 Feb 6, 2010
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Can't honestly say I'm a "big" hockey fan, grew up in NC playing baseball, football, some b-ball. Never thought NC would have a hockey team but I'm glad we do. Most of my teammates (baseball) in college were from the northeast (the Italians were my favorites), I grew to like hockey from being around them. As for the officiating, not sure throughout the NHL but I've seen to many bad calls in other sports...to many bad calls that refs/umpires should be held accountable. Hockey is no different & it appears the officiating is just as bad. Anyway, I don't follow the NBA, follow Major League Baseball sporadically since their 90s issues, will say to h3ll with the NFL if they go on strike in 2011. If the NFL goes on strike, I'm just about ready to say the h3ll with traditional Pro Sports in this area (baseball, football, basketball) and may become a hockey fan, along with golf, nascar, tennis. I've had it with the greed, the attitudes, bad officials with agendas, etc. Good luck on your paper.
Just an fyi, I've been to see the Canes & TV does not do that sport justice. Much faster live & I enjoyed every minute of it. Little late on the response!
5Rs Feb 6, 2010
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Some of the teams (the Rangers, for example) get away with way too much stuff - hitting after the whistle, always taking swipes at players on the other teams and trying to get retaliation penalties. When the officials let it go, the game degenerates into thuggishness.
Some of the officials whistle down every little thing in the first and second periods, then swallow their whistle in the third period. Such deliberate inconsistency is very frustrating for the players and fans.
This year, the linesmen seem to be missing more offside calls on the blue lines, to the extent that I wonder if they haven't been told "if it is real close let it go".
In general, if your team is mired at the bottom of the standings the quality of officiating is less important than if you are fighting for a playoff spot.
edits Jan 20, 2010
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kornisgreat Jan 18, 2010
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kornisgreat Jan 18, 2010
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Sorry edits this is the 1st time ive seen this, the refs are definitely an issue, some of them are good but some of them are just one sided. Caniacs are the best fans in the NHL in my book even in a bad season, they are still supporting the Canes by going to the games and cheering even though they are having a bad season.
edits Jan 14, 2010
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By the way, I really want your opinions, this is my topic for a paper I am working on for school, TG it's not for English, I apologige for the misspelling of Stephane and Cannucks. Thanks!
edits Jan 14, 2010
Sports Legend
We've all seen it, the questionable calls, inconsistent officiating. Alex Burrows of the Vancouver Cannuck expressed his dissatisfaction with Staphane Auger the other night after a game against the Nashville Predators. I'm not surprised it happened, it could happen right here in Canes Country. Typical for the NHL and protecting the officials, they are always beyond reproach. I don't fault Burrows for his comments at all and his comments are not detrimental to the league or the game, just to the upper echelons of the NHL. He was fined because he is bringing to light the problem with the officiating in the NHL, something that needs to be done but the NHL refuses to even acknowledge that there is an issue. Why haven't we heard the official's side of the story and why would Burrows say something of that nature if it weren't true?
Burrows did what I suspect a lot of other players have wanted to do.
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30 May 2012
Royal Academy of Music: former finance director jailed
Janet Whitehouse, the former director of finance at the Royal Academy of Music who earlier this month pleaded guilty to charges of having defrauded the RAM of more than £230,000, was today sentenced to 20 months' imprisonment at Southwark Crown Court.
Whitehouse resigned from the RAM in March 2011 after members of Academy staff became suspicious of invoices submitted by Stephen Newell, then head of information at the institution. Newell is yet to face trial over related charges, but the invoices he submitted were to be paid to Whitely Associates – a company of which Janet Whitehouse was a director – for work which a Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said 'was entirely invented'.
Whitehouse also fabricated paperwork in the name of the Academy's former principal, Curtis Price, purporting to authorise increases to her pension fund totalling £100,000, and secured rent-free accommodation from the RAM on behalf of her son, which was valued 'in excess of £30,000'.
She repaid a total of £319,465.05 following her resignation.
Andrew Penhale, deputy head of the CPS Central Fraud Group, said the CPS was 'pleased to have brought the case to a swift conclusion'.
At court proceedings on 2 May, Stephen Newell gave no indication of a plea and his next court appearance is due to take place on 13 June.
Arts Council announces four new In Harmony projects
28 May 2012
Arts Council England is to launch four new In Harmony projects, which will be monitored to ensure they provide evidence of their social impact and sustainability.
In Harmony, an England-wide programme based on Venezuela's El Sistema, aims to inspire and transform the lives of children in deprived communities using the power and disciplines of community-based orchestral music-making.
The new projects will run from 2012 to 2015. The decision to commission them follows the National Plan for Music's recommendation to continue and expand the existing In Harmony projects. The new projects will build on the experiences and achievements of the three In Harmony projects in Lambeth, Liverpool and Norwich, and will follow a common set of core principles, which include: providing total immersion in orchestral music-making several times a week from an early age, open to all children in the school or community where the projects are working; providing teaching of exceptionally high quality; ensuring musical progression is embedded from the start; and encouraging children to help each other learn.
The Department for Education and Arts Council England will jointly fund the programme, with the Arts Council taking a central coordinating and development role. Alan Davey, chief executive of the Arts Council England, said: 'The past year has seen the Arts Council make some really significant interventions to give young people the chance to explore and experience the arts.'
Applications for the In Harmony grants are open now and will close on 25 June 2012.
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25 May 2012
The Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) has announced a new training day, designed to help with the running of the government's new music education hubs. Entitled Planning for Success with Music Education Hubs, it will take place on 26 June, and will bring together a range of experts. These will include Richard Hallam MBE, president elect of the ISM, who has worked as a teacher, advisor and inspector, head of music service and government advisor; Carolyn Baxendale, head of Bolton Music Service; John Cammack, freelance adviser, trainer and writer in management and financial management; and Pat Abraham, arts manager and policy consultant.
Deborah Annetts, chief executive of the ISM, said: 'September 2012 will see the launch of the 122 new music education hubs and this ISM training day aims to support hub leaders as they put together their business plans and make key decisions which will impact on their hubs and music education over the years to come.'
The course is designed for people working at a senior level within hubs and aims to help them to develop and implement effective business plans. It costs £100 plus VAT and includes one year of bronze corporate level membership of the ISM.
Venue: The Abbey Centre, The Garrett Anderson Room, 34 Great Smith Street, Westminster, London SW1P 3BU.
MU calls for a reversal of £61,000 cut to West Dunbartonshire Music Service
25 May 2012
The Musicians' Union (MU) has called on West Dunbartonshire Council to reverse the decision to cut £61,000 from its music service budget this financial year.
The reduction in funding was announced in December 2011 and will mean a 15% cut in instrumental music staff. The MU has expressed a concern that this will increasingly lead to a situation where only those who can afford private tuition are able to learn an instrument.
Sheena Macdonald, MU Organiser for Scotland said: 'The music service is already trying to cover a large area and number of schools with minimal staff. We have been informed by instructors that they already cannot meet the demand of pupils who would like to learn to sing or play an instrument.'
Graeme Clark of the band Wet Wet Wet added: 'I grew up in West Dunbartonshire and I believe that music should be inclusive, not exclusive - so I can't agree that music education should be cut back to the point where only the privileged and wealthy can afford it.
'Music has the power to break down barriers, and everyone can play a part – no matter where they come from. I cannot stress enough how important it was for me to find a way of expressing myself in my school days. Music enabled me to do that.'
Over 500 local people have signed a petition supporting the MU's position, which can be found at:
Young composers triumph at NCEM Composers Awards
25 May 2012
Winners of the NCEM Composers Award 2012: Alex Woolf (left) and Benjamin Rowarth (right)NCEM/Eddie Rolmanis
The two young winners of this year's National Centre for Early Music Composers Awards have been praised for the imagination shown in their entries. Delma Tomlin, director of the National Centre for Early Music, said the judges had been 'absolutely thrilled, with not only the standard of entries, but the range and diversity of ideas around the given theme.'
The awards, presented in partnership with BBC Radio 3 and The Tallis Scholars, were won by Alex Woolf (16) in the under-18 category and by Benjamin Rowarth (20) in the 19-to-25 category.
Entrants were invited to compose an a cappella piece for soprano, alto, tenor and bass which 'utilises the majestic ambiance of Durham Cathedral and the remarkable singing skills of The Tallis Scholars'. As a starting point, they were asked to listen to the Benedictus from Taverner's Missa Gloria Tibi Trinitas, and in particular the In Nomine, which was to be used as a creative springboard for their work.
Woolf's Lux Aeterna and Rowarth's Where is Thy God? were premiered by The Tallis Scholars in Durham Cathedral as part of its Diamond Jubilee Celebrations. The performance will be broadcast on BBC Radio 3's Early Music Show on 1 July. Woolf lives in Cambridge and is a composer with the National Youth Orchestra, and Rowarth, 20, is a student at Durham.
Peter Phillips, director of The Tallis Scholars, said, 'With The Tallis Scholars, I have created an instrument which has a very distinctive sound. I can't think of anything more useful than to put this highly trained instrument at the disposal of these inspiring young composers and am hugely appreciative that they have written so well for us. I find it thrilling to perform works by a 16-year-old and a 20-year-old and really hope this award will encourage them to develop their styles and write for many different kinds of ensembles.'
All seven finalists heard their entries performed in workshops, with the Ebor Singers and Christopher Fox, composer and professor of music, Brunel University, London, before a public concert, which included judges Chris Wines, from BBC Radio 3, Peter Phillips and Delma Tomlin.
The finalists' compositions were recorded by music technology students from the Department of Electronics at the University of York and will be soon available to hear on the NCEM website.
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text: Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32275&th=6057#msg_32275 Let me know what you think! Turret Ring GLaDOS Ring ]]> sbruins 2011-08-08T17:02:08-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32281&th=6057#msg_32281 ]]> cadalu 2011-08-08T17:37:50-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32584&th=6057#msg_32584 phildlight 2011-08-12T16:03:33-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32585&th=6057#msg_32585 http://www.kingbrightusa.com/gapg1608.asp?gclid=CNPypLnmsaoC FYgUKgod_yvr9w to experiment with. They are very small but still very bright. The big problem is proving to be finding the right battery and adding a switch.]]> sbruins 2011-08-12T16:07:06-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32586&th=6057#msg_32586 this might help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes]]> phildlight 2011-08-12T16:12:31-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32587&th=6057#msg_32587 sbruins 2011-08-12T16:17:21-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32588&th=6057#msg_32588 When you get your LED's, keep in mind that LED's have a cathode and anode side which isn't marked or identified on the little SMLED's. You just have to solder leads on the contacts and test them. Mark them when you determine which is which. You won't fry them if you get it wrong, they just wont light up. For soldering, get double stick tape and stick the LED to the tape. Tin the lead (put solder on your iron and then dip the bare wire in the solder) then when you lay the lead on the LED, just touch the wire with the soldering iron and you should be good. Keep the heat away from the LED as much as possible. Sorry if you already knew this. ]]> phildlight 2011-08-12T16:24:02-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32590&th=6057#msg_32590 sbruins 2011-08-12T16:29:33-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32591&th=6057#msg_32591 Youknowwho4eva 2011-08-12T17:05:19-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32592&th=6057#msg_32592 phildlight 2011-08-12T17:07:38-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32593&th=6057#msg_32593 http://www.kingbrightusa.com/images/catalog/SPEC/APG1608CGKC -T.pdf I went to the site sbruins said they got their leds from and it says their is a polarity mark on the bottom. This part I'm not sure about, I'm not an electrician either, but seeing the flow is from left to right, the positive is the left and the negative on the right? ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2011-08-12T17:13:47-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32594&th=6057#msg_32594 here's a pic to help illustrate the size of these things: (btw. not my finger. LOL) ]]> phildlight 2011-08-12T17:19:23-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32596&th=6057#msg_32596 jk. I have a little trouble thinking in mm. 1/32" wide is a little small to see an arrow that is probably no more than 1/64". ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2011-08-12T17:28:02-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32597&th=6057#msg_32597 Those are some frickin' minuscule LEDs - how are you even supposed to wire them up - train nanobots to do it for you?]]> Drawn-SteelHero 2011-08-12T18:11:46-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32598&th=6057#msg_32598 Soldering these things is insanely difficult. I usually destroy about 5 to get 1 good one. It's easier to surface solder them using solder paste than to try to add leads.]]> phildlight 2011-08-12T18:14:09-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32666&th=6057#msg_32666 Also, my roommates want these as wedding rings.]]> Morhighan 2011-08-14T15:42:09-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32667&th=6057#msg_32667 sbruins 2011-08-14T15:51:15-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32687&th=6057#msg_32687 two metal rings on the inner of the main ring would work. (wow did that discription blow) ]]> tree 2011-08-15T01:37:54-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32869&th=6057#msg_32869 scott, you keep us updated on this project as it goes along, lots of fun. ]]> jeff 2011-08-17T19:04:59-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32871&th=6057#msg_32871 So I'm going to make a RadioShack or Ax Man run tonight and see if I can find the right ones. Also I ruined 2 of the LEDs already trying to solder them. I think they got too hot so I'll try again tonight or tomorrow. I have a Printed GLaDOS ring now (off our ProJet 3000 SD at work) so hopefully it won't take too much longer to get everything working!]]> sbruins 2011-08-17T19:11:11-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=32884&th=6057#msg_32884 What gauge wire are you using? I've been thinking about the switch. Using a person's finger as a conductor to complete the circuit wouldn't work, not enough current would pass to light the LED. Skin conductivity can be as much as 500k ohms. Could maybe wipe some conductive jelly on your finger, Instead what I would suggest is to have two metal contacts on the ring. One would be flat to the ring, the other would be an outstretched arm as a spring. If placed on the inner surface, light would be on when wearing. If placed on an outer surface, light would be on when squeezed. More spit-balling ideas, has a diameter of 1cm, sorry I wasn't able to find steady yellow. Runs on CR927 batteries. These types of lights go by a few names, body lights, candy lights, round blinkies, etc... lol http://blinkee.com/product.php?id=Red%20Yellow http://blinkee.com/product.php?id=Red%20Steady]]> thatdecade 2011-08-18T05:28:45-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33024&th=6057#msg_33024 on the back side there is a tiny mark that shows which side is which but if you buy in the real then the cathod is always specified to which side of the tape it is on the data sheet. have fun.]]> mctrivia 2011-08-21T19:01:43-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33104&th=6057#msg_33104 Needless to say - do want.]]> Nunatak 2011-08-23T01:28:58-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33121&th=6057#msg_33121 Would love to see how they turned out when printed. If you can deliver the models like on the render (so with the colors and glazed look) you will make lots of people happy! -- Kind regards, Mitchell Jetten Customer Service Agent Shapeways]]> MitchellJetten 2011-08-23T08:46:59-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33138&th=6057#msg_33138 sbruins 2011-08-23T11:16:53-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33580&th=6057#msg_33580 Turret ring has arrived! It already looks great but needs some polishing and painting to be complete. I'll post some pics later. I have made the Turret ring available for purchase at my shop. I am still working on the GLaDOS ring (finding time to work on it has been a problem). But I will post progress as soon as some is made ]]> sbruins 2011-08-30T22:02:38-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33591&th=6057#msg_33591 could you please provide pictures of the rings unpainted and painted? I would like to know what they look like without painting.]]> caesar 2011-08-31T07:38:09-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33762&th=6057#msg_33762 Great idea!]]> Psychobob 2011-09-04T11:54:59-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33810&th=6057#msg_33810 ]]> sbruins 2011-09-05T17:51:43-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33811&th=6057#msg_33811 ]]> Jettuh 2011-09-05T18:33:35-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=33837&th=6057#msg_33837 http://www.shapeways.com/model/305903/]]> sbruins 2011-09-06T11:51:36-00:00 Re: Portal Themed Rings http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=46890&th=6057#msg_46890 Also are you considering making other ring sizes available? As i may need to get me one of those ]]> shbunie 2012-04-12T20:46:30-00:00


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F'n Headlight
I have a 91 gspd and I am replacing the headlight assembly. It is a pain in the ass. I got it in and had to fab a few plastic thingy majigers to hold the assembly to the mounting frame........blah blah blah.
I want to position it correctly. I understand how to do it but, I would like to know where to line it up.
Example: I am sitting on the bike, no stand or side stand, center of the light lines up with center of bike on a vertical plane. On a horizontal plane the center of the light is three feet off the ground when I am ten feet away from the wall.
Does anyone have some numbers on this?
I have adjusted it by trial: snug the holders so that it takes a little force to move it, then go out for a spin (at night!) and move it up or down to your riding satisfaction, hi- and low-beam....'s a matter of fact, I leave it "adjustable"so's I can re-adjust on the fly...:D
I suppose that is a good way to do it. I'll ride around the neighborhood this evening and dial it in. Thanks.
Page 38 of my 88 GS owners manual describes how to aim the headlight.
I don't have a scanner handy but here's the gist:
- front axle 16.4 ft from a wall on level ground
- with the bike on its wheels and rider on the bike transfer the vertical distance from the ground to the center of the headlight to the wall
- make a second mark 5 cm or 2" below the first
- turn the headlight on low beam and adjust until the light/dark boundary to the left of the beam hits the lower line
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on 8/13/2010 12:34:00 AM
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I prefer my NYX eyeshadows though.
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NEW DELHI: In the wake of the train accident in West Bengal, the Left parties have sought Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's intervention to ensure that the Railways, in coordination with security agencies, step up precautionary measures to protect passengers and railway property in all the Maoist-affected areas.
In a statement, the Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) said, the tragedy was compounded by the "irresponsible" absence of due diligence on the part of the railway authorities. In violation of their declared policy to ensure specific safety measures in the Maoist affected areas, in this case the pilot train which should have preceded the passenger train to check the safety of the track was not operated, it claimed.
This perhaps could have averted this tragedy and saved the lives of passengers. "The persistent denial of the existence of Maoist activities in West Bengal by the Railway Minister may have led to the lack of preparedness of the authorities," said the statement.
Condemning the incident along with the CPI (M) and expressing grief at the loss of lives, the Communist Party of India took exception to Mamata Banerjee blaming the West Bengal government for the incident. CPI leader D. Raja termed Ms. Banerjee's statement as "cheap politics" and felt she should have taken responsibility for what had happened. "After all, she is responsible for railway safety. She cannot pass the buck," he added.


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Cop killer Maurice Clemmons pulled together a group of family and prison friends -- even a 12-year-old relative -- to hide him from the cops while he was on the run, according to investigators who are piecing together a timeline of his two days on the lam.
Pierce County officials have arrested six people -- four men and two women -- in connection with the nearly 48 hours police spent hunting Clemmons following the execution of four Lakewood, Wash., police officers in a coffee shop.
Three of the men, Eddie Davis, Douglas Davis and Rickey Hinton, appeared in court Tuesday. The remaining three suspects, Darcus Allen, Letricia Nelson and Quiana Williams, have been booked into the county jail, but not formally charged. Allen and Clemmons met while in prison, according to ABC News affiliate KOMO TV.
Probable cause documents released by police detail how police identified Clemmons as the gunman and the dragnet for him that spread from Lakewood to Seattle.
According to the documents, Eddie and Douglas Davis, Clemmons showed them two handguns on Saturday night, hours before the Sunday morning coffee shop shooting, and told them he was going to shoot police. The comments were made while Hinton, who described himself as Clemmons' half-brother, was in the room.
A few hours later, about 8 a.m., Clemmons walked into the Forza Coffee Shop just outside Lakewood where four police officers were doing paperwork before their shifts. A woman who worked at the coffee shop told police that she greeted the new customer, but that he had a "blank look on his face," according to the documents.
He walked towards the unsuspecting cops "and when he got near them, pulled out a gun and started shooting toward the officers," it said.
The woman and a second employee of the coffee shop ran out the back door and jumped in a car to get help.
Clemmons shot offers Mark Renninger, Tina Griswold and Greg Richards in the head, killing them. A fourth officer, Ronnie Owens, was shot in the neck, the papers said.
As the coffee shop employees drove past the front of the shop, they saw Clemmons "wrestling or struggling" with one of the officers in the restaurant's doorway. During the struggle, Clemmons was reportedly shot in the stomach by the officer.
Police reports state that a .38 caliber gun with six spent shell casings, believed to be the weapon used by Clemmons to kill the officers, was dropped at the scene. But one of the officer's Glock pistols was missing.
The coffee shop employes stopped nearby to borrow a cell phone to call 911 and they saw Clemmons walking away from the shooting and get in a white pick-up truck driven by another man, which sped away.
Investigators quickly zeroed in on Clemmons, who has an extensive and violent rap sheet, and who had been released from jail just days earlier. The pick-up truck, with blood on an arm rest inside, was found parked in a lot that is owned by Clemmons.
When a series of photos were shown to the coffee shop employees, one picked out Clemmons as the shooter.
Clemmons, meanwhile, walked up to the house he shared with Hinton and told his half-brother that he had been shot by the police. Clemmons woke up Eddie and Douglas Davis who were sleeping at the house. Hinton gave them keys to a white Pontiac and told them to "get Clemmons out of there."


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