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New Zealand coach John Wright will step down from the national side in August after rejecting an offer to extend his contract, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) chief executive David White said on Tuesday.
In a move White described as "disappointing", he said Wright will leave the Black Caps after the upcoming tour of the West Indies.
"John has been an outstanding servant for cricket in New Zealand over a long time and it is disappointing to lose someone of his calibre," White said in a statement.
"We were keen to see him continue his head coach role, however understand and respect his decision to look for another challenge."
A gritty former opening batsman and one-time India coach, Wright took over a Black Caps outfit in disarray and guided it to the semifinals of last year's World Cup, as well as a rare Test win over Australia in Hobart. The statement gave no reason for Wright's departure, although he has reportedly had a tense relationship with Australian John Buchanan, who was appointed NZC's director of cricket in April last year.
"I appreciate the offer to extend my contract but after much consideration I feel it is the right time to move on and look at other opportunities," Wright said in the statement.
No immediate replacement was announced.
"We are keen to fill this critical role as soon as possible but are conscious that we need to take the time to find the right candidate who can take us through to the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup," White said.
New Zealand will tour the West Indies in July and early August.
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Donald H. Brocious, 85, formerly of Timblin, died Thursday, Jan. 8, 2015, at Christ the King Manor, DuBois.
Born in Mayport on Sept. 12, 1929, he was the son of the late Roy Brocious and Lula (Smith) Brocious. He was married on May 1, 1948, to Jeanne I. (Mottern) Brocious, who survives.
Don was a member of the Timblin United Methodist Church, where he served as a song leader for many years. He enjoyed vegetable gardening, and his favorite meals were those prepared with his own fresh-picked crops. He was an avid fan of Pirates baseball and Steelers football.
Joana M. Rocco, 83, of Reynoldsville, died Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015, at home.
Born April 15, 1931, in Reynoldsville, she was the daughter of the late John Perry and Susie Toven.
She was a 1948 graduate of Reynoldsville High School.
She was retired from IU6 of Clarion as a teacher's aide for physically handicapped children.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Reynoldsville and a former member of Ladies Auxiliary at the church.
Clifford W. Brothers, 69, of Punxsutawney, died Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2015, at Christ the King Manor, DuBois.
He was born July 23, 1945, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Minnie Emable (Hughes) and Bernard Brothers.
On Aug. 10, 2002, he married Charlotte Ruth (Bell) Andrews-Brothers, who survives.
Mr. Brothers attended the Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church.
He served in the U.S. Army National Guard.
He enjoyed fishing and gardening.
Burnett R. "Bernie" Haag, 92, of Troutville, passed away on Monday, Jan. 5, 2015, at Christ The King Manor in DuBois.
Bernie was born on Sept. 12, 1922, in Brady Township, the son of the late Arthur B. Haag and Anna Belle Dusch Haag.
On June 26, 1944, he married Irene Whitesell Haag, who preceded him in death on Aug. 2, 2010.
Bernie was a World War II veteran, having served in Army Tech 4.
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Sally Ann Kunselman, 63, of Ringgold, died Tuesday Jan. 6, 2015, at her home after a three-year battle with cancer. She was surrounded by family.
Born on Aug. 9, 1951, in Youngstown, Ohio, she was the daughter of the late Florence Mooney Cable.
Sally was a 1969 graduate of Punxsutawney Area High School.
She was married to Russell W. Kunselman on Aug. 10, 1991, in Walston, Pa.; he survives.
She was employed by Sara Gaul as a personal caregiver until she retired in January of 2012.
Helen Jean Colvin, 73, of Reading, Pa., passed away Jan. 3, 2015, in her residence, of natural causes, surrounded by loved ones.
Helen Jean was the wife of the late Robert T. Colvin. Born in Punxsutawney, she was the daughter of the late James Palmer and Helen (Mackey) Palmer.
Helen Jean was of the Catholic faith. She held various jobs and retired from US Airways in Pittsburgh after many years of service.
Dennis Robert Sovich, 51, of Sarasota, Florida, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014, following a brief battle with cancer.
Denny was born in Punxsutawney on May 24, 1963, to the late Nick and Connie Sovich. He was a member of the PAHS Class of 1981. Denny was employed at Coldwell Banker in Sarasota.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Michael J. Porada, 75, of Punxsutawney, died Monday, Jan. 5, 2015, at home, surrounded by his family.
He was born on Nov. 28, 1939, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Michael M. Porada and Anna (Knopick) Porada.
He was a member of Saints Cosmas and Damian Roman Catholic Church and a graduate of the SS.C.D. High School in 1957.
On Feb. 23, 1963, in Fort Benning, Georgia he married the former Linda Tewart, who survives.
He served as a member of the United States Army Reserves.
Dominic DelRosso Jr., 85, of Punxsutawney, died Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015, at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh, following a previous vehicle accident.
He was born on May 19, 1929, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Dominic DelRosso Sr. and Annie (Aldamito) DelRosso.
Dominic was a veteran of the United States Navy during World War II.
He was a member of SS.C.D. Catholic Church in Punxsutawney.
Mr. DelRosso spent most of his life working in the coal mining industry. In his spare time, he liked to build and remodel houses.
Barbara A. Sutter, 78, of Rossiter, passed away Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
Ms. Sutter was born Jan. 24, 1936, in Smicksburg, a daughter of the late Virgil and Bessie (Gray) Stiteler.
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You're right, there's no denying it. My only thought is: what makes him so much better than others who have overcome much more adversity than a stomach virus? I just don't get it. If he doesn't really care, then so be it. It just makes him look arrogant, and above the sport. There's plenty of underdogs (which Nadal would be in this case at this point in time) who have gone on to win a grand slam. A stomach virus is a weak excuse, and I know he hasn't played competitive tennis in months, but I'm sorry but if you love the sport, you will play even if you
that you will not win. That's what the love of the game is all about. Nadal doesn't have that.
You might be right, that Nadal doesn't currently have love for the sport, but how on earth do you come to the conclusion that players have to 'look out for the sport' and to not be 'above it'?
Tennis is an individual sport. They have to look out for exactly no one, but themselves. They don't
anything to anyone. They are instilled to scratch their own backs and to only live up to the expectations of themselves and their coaches/camps. If Nadal decides he doesn't want to contest on hardcourt anylonger, would I as a fan be dissapointed? Hell yeah. Do I have a right to blame him? Hell no.
There is no such thing as being 'above' or 'under' the sport. These are just individuals being
a professional sport and each of them have their own motives for playing. Whether they are to have fun, play for themselves, play for the fans, play to gain the respect of one's authoritarian dad - doesn't matter. Each motif holds as much value as any other.
Likewise Nadal has no obligation to 'play a full schedule' or to 'play just for the sake of his fans' - it's his body that is on the line and he is his own team and that's all he has to worry about.
Whatever it is that is keeping Nadal out, we can only speculate and wonder. What we can't to do is to demand or expect something from him. His reasons are all that matters.
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What happens when the distinctions between society and the factory, or workplace, collapse?
That the explosion of Web 2.0 came with a strong whiff of exploitation is no secret.
The general thesis, which has been floating around since 2007, is this: Facebook and Twitter gave away the means of production for free, without giving the online masses ownership over the product of their work.
By aggregating each individual's contribution—which have no monetary value to each separate user— Facebook has managed to emerge not only as a concentrated pool of online content but has also figured out how to concentrate the economic value of that content.
In essence, we, the social media users of the Web, operate in an attention economy where our interests are primarily restricted to self-expression and socializing. Social media giants on the other hand sit on top of us and operate in a cash economy, which uses the cheap inputs of the attention economy (Facebook posts and Twitter tweets) to thrive.
This phenomenon is by no means a new spectacle and there are many names for it: NYU professor Andrew Ross calls it 'playbor' (play + labor), technology analyst Nicholas Carr dubs it 'sharecropping the long tail' and renowned philosopher Mario Tronti referred to it as once as the 'social factory', where the distinction between society and factory disappears.
But it is New York City-based researcher Laurel Ptak, a truly enlightened soul, who takes this discourse to a whole new level.
"What might be possible if we tried to mobilize the idea or the conversation around [receiving] wages for [using] Facebook," Ms. Ptak asked a packed audience last year, as she unveiled her manifesto titled 'Wages for Facebook'.
Deciding whether the logic behind asking Facebook to pay its users is correct—and it does have a number of flaws—is irrelevant. What really matters is that Wages for Facebook is the first salvo in a digital justice movement that looks to capture issues of labour, equality, and privacy within a technology framework.
Mobilization and fighting for rights in the digital world has been an uphill battle that has little to show in the way of results. Digital activism for instance is still not judged with proportion, as Aaron Swartz learned a little too late.
But perhaps what is most damning is that 'Big Data' is not seen as something that fundamentally opposes the interests of both the consumer and the citizen.
Big Pharma, Big Oil, Big Junk Food—all these phrases conjure up vague images of multi-billion dollar companies that are out to loot and spoil the world. A person implicitly realizes that his private interests and concerns do not coincide with the interests and aims of Reliance Industries or British Petroleum or Coca Cola. Just last week, in the U.S., the Obama administration banned the sale of junk food in schools. These kind of laws, which understand that our younger generation needs to be protected until they can make their own choices, are accepted across countries.
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Big Data on the other hand is yet to acquire those connotations and implications. In fact, today's Web and Internet is a very much a Wild Wild West type of scenario— the same way the health industry was in the 1960s, when people thought cigarettes weren't bad for one's health.
Today, for instance, it is perfectly acceptable, and even encouraged, to post photos of babies and infants on Facebook without worrying if it is in the child's best interest to do so. The child then grows up and is reminded, to his horror, that the social networks of the future know more about his likes and dislikes than some of the members of his own family.
In this way, there are no relationships that social media cannot spin into a commodity and no expressions of feeling that cannot be turned into a form of labour.
Perhaps more than the general perception surrounding the social factory that our lives are quickly turning into, it is the difficulty in striking back and protesting that is far more haunting.
In the 19th century, a group of English textile artisans, who were later referred to as the Luddites, protested against labor-saving machinery by simply smashing and destroying the power looms that would have rendered them jobless.
But in today's times, who would want to smash their Facebook and Twitter accounts? It would be like smashing a portion of one's self— a little bit like smashing one's past, present and future.
When social relations (Facebook) become relations of production (churning out web content that is used as a funnel for advertising), as Mario Tronti pointed out, life becomes utterly messy. The means of production is also the means of socializing, the means of entertainment, the means of expressing the self, the means of communication and so on and so forth.
The Facebook Factory is our whole world, where there are no distinctions between society and factory, and where we are constantly updating, updating and updating our Facebook profiles. At home we sit on our computers, clicking on links, posting photos and liking other people's status messages. When we leave our home, we have miniature computers that allow us to constantly keep updating.
Wages? Who needs wages, you would say. "I have taken my life and updated it onto my Facebook profile. They are both one and the same."
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The Traverse City Film Festival in rural Michigan got some major Hollywood glitz Saturday when Madonna showed her documentary about Malawi orphans.
Visiting president Bashar Assad has said that his visit to Iran was not in connection with the nuclear issue. Assad made the remarks in a joint press conference with President Mahmud Ahmadinezhad at the end of his two-day visit to Tehran.
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Western negotiators have given Iran more time to respond to pleas that it suspend its nuclear enrichment program or face new sanctions, sources said Sunday. The deadline for Iran's compliance was Saturday, but Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ignored the timetable.
North Korea says it will expel South Korean workers and tourists from a scenic resort in the north that has been used as a reconciliation gesture.
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2005 Hyundai Tucson Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 2005 Hyundai Tucson
- Strut Replacement - Rear $185 - 426
- Alternator Replacement $457 - 699
- Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement $286 - 645
- Water Pump Replacement $410 - 849
- Timing Belt Replacement $241 - 509
2005 Hyundai Tucson Problems
If the automatic transmission does not shift properly and the Check Engine Light illuminates, the speed sensors in the transmission may have failed. The sensors are simple and inexpensive to replace.
Prior to replacing the automatic transmission fluid (to improve shift quality), make sure that the transmission fluid level is correct. Also, make sure the computer that controls the transmission has the most up-to-date adaptive programming information. When servicing these transmissions be sure to use fluid approved by Hyundai.
Hyundai issued two recalls for the airbag control module on certain vehicles; it should be replaced to prevent incorrect passenger side airbag deployment during an accident. For more information on these recalls, please click here» and here».
2005 Hyundai Tucson Questions
Dealer said O2 sensor at $427. If that doesn't work Cat Conv. at $1631. Seems they're repairing until it passes. If the O2 sensor doesn't repair, it's just a waste of money. Is there a way to know before I go ahead with the repairs?
the car also speed off and goes putt putt putt and slows down
Check engine came on. Truck is running great but cant understand why this happened? Always stays on. Truck sounds great idles smoothly, and has more pep?
2005 Hyundai Tucson Recalls
The stop lamp switch may fail, affecting many vehicle systems including the brake lights, transmission shift interlock, electronic stability control, and the cruise control. Failure of any of these systems could increase risk of a crash. Dealers will replace the stop lamp switch to correct these issues. This recall is to begin on June 29, 2009. The Hyundai recall number is 092.
On certain sport utility vehicles equipped with electronic stability program (ESP) , the yaw rate sensor may become too sensitive and may re-calibrate incorrectly. While driving the ESP program may cause the engine to reduce power and may cause a brake at one of the wheels to be inappropriately applied. This may lead to loss of control and a crash. The dealer will Reprogram the ESP unit free of charge. The Hyundai recall # is 068
On certain vehicles, static air bad deployment testing conducted by the NHTSA using female dummies showed that a small stature adult driver not wearing a seat belt and involved in a frontal or near frontal crash, the deployment of the driver air bag may not occur. This could lead to an increased chance of injury. The dealer will replace the air bag with an upgraded unit free of charge. The Hyundai recall # is 079
2005 Hyundai Tucson Reviews
Problems with locks not unlocking and locking.. What good is a keyless entry??? While riding in the car, many times you can hear the locks going off and on. Will actually do this while the car is turned off. Have left car locked and came back after shopping and car is unlocked... How safe is this?? While car is off for no reason at all the alarm will go on and off. Sometimes have woke up to a d...
My door locks are not working all of the time. I am the original owner, but it only has 40,000 miles, so it hasn't gone very far. I changed batteries on the key fobs a few years ago, when it first started, but there wasn't much improvement. Now that I use the car more frequently, it seems to be happening more often. One day, after not using the car for a day, I went out to the garage, and...
I bought a 2005 Tuscon and it has been a great vehicle. Most repair issues were handled under warranty with excellent service. Replaced all brakes at 70,000 miles. I have a 2.7 engine with 4-wheel drive. Gas mileage has been 17 in town and 23 on the road. A little dissappointing considering the small size of the vehicle. The only long term problem has been the air conditioning system. I've had ...


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GREENFIELD — Though proponents of a new county fairgrounds and expo center have yet to decide where the complex would go, one site now has a commitment for utilities through a an agreement between NineStar Connect and the city of Greenfield.
Both sides are calling the arrangement unusual for Indiana. Proponents of the new fairgrounds are calling it a key step in the project's development.
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Shooter also presumed dead in what appears to be a hate crime
At least six people have been killed and "dozens" critically injured by one confirmed gunman at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, a gurdwara, in what appeared to be a hate crime in Oak Creek, a quiet suburb of Milwaukee. The White House confirmed that a police officer killed the lone gunman and as of 6:30pm EST "the situation at the Sikh Temple was under control."
After news of the attack broke around mid-day local time, media reports quoted Lee Biblo, Chief Medical Officer at nearby Froedtert Hospital, saying that three male adults had been brought into the operating room in critical condition, with gunshot wounds to abdomen and the face.
Reports later confirmed that one of the men who arrived in critical condition and who had been operated on was the first police officer to arrive on the scene of the gurdwara following multiple "9-1-1" emergency calls. He was said to have taken down the gunman.
By Sunday evening President Barack Obama issued a statement of condolence, saying, "Michelle and I were deeply saddened to learn of the shooting that tragically took so many lives in Wisconsin. At this difficult time, the people of Oak Creek must know that the American people have them in our thoughts and prayers, and our hearts go out to the families and friends of those who were killed and wounded."
He paid tribute to the Sikh community as an important element in the fabric of American society. He said, "As we mourn this loss which took place at a house of worship, we are reminded how much our country has been enriched by Sikhs, who are a part of our broader American family."
After a conversation with Oak Creek Mayor Steve Scaffidi and trustee of the Sikh Temple Charanjeet Singh Mr. Obama further promised that the White House would provide "whatever support is necessary to the officials who are responding to this tragic shooting and moving forward with an investigation."
The Indian Embassy in Washington said that it was "seized of the situation and has been in touch with the National Security Council in Washington, D.C." While the Indian Consulate-General in Chicago too has been in "close touch with the local authorities to monitor the situation," the embassy also noted that an official has been deputed to visit the site "to ascertain the situation on-the-spot."
On Twitter the Indian Ambassador Nirupama Rao noted that U.S. Under Secretary of State Wendy Sherman "just telephoned me to express heartfelt condolences on the dastardly and horrible Oak Creek killings." Ms. Rao also said that India's Consul from Chicago N.J. Gangte "has reached Milwaukee, [and] will meet families of victims and local Mayor to begin with."
Meanwhile, aerial television footage showed at least one body lying in a parking lot outside the gurdwara, even as breaking news indicated that law enforcement officers "returned fire and [a] shooter was put down." Unconfirmed reports quoted an unnamed member of the Sikh community saying that a Sikh priest visiting from New Delhi was shot at the scene of the crime.
Chief Bradley Wentlandt of the Greenfield, Wisconsin, police said that "multiple rounds were exchanged and the officer was shot multiple times," and the shooter was "presumed deceased." Chief Wentlandt however noted that based on information on police scanners there was still no clear evidence that there were multiple perpetrators.
A few hours later Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards addressed news conference and said that authorities were treating the shooting as a "domestic terrorist-type incident," that the investigation into which would be headed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Late on Sunday evening the FBI put out statement saying that this "remains an active investigation in its early stages", and while the agency was looking into whether the attack might have been an act of domestic terrorism, "no motive has been determined at this time."
The agency also said it was working closely with the Oak Creek Police Department and other local and federal agencies to investigate the shooting incident and that the law enforcement community "has been deeply impacted by this incident", particularly by "the officer who was wounded in the line of duty to protect others".
While Mr. Biblo said no women or children had been brought into the hospital yet, Rajwant Singh, Chairman of the Sikh council on Religion and Education in Washington said that women and children may have been among those in the gurdwara at the time of the shooting, generally on site at this time of day to prepare the community meal.
Other local hospitals also reportedly received victims from the shooting incident and a full list of potential victims was not yet available.
One individual who spoke to media outside the gurdwara identified himself as Amardeep Kaleka and said that his father was a Gurdwara official and within the complex at the time of the attack. After seeking refuge in a closet nearby he reportedly said to his son on the phone, "They're out there." Mr. Kaleka added that the police informed him that around "26 to 28 people had been shot," including the head priest who was "bleeding profusely."
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker issued a statement about the attack in which he said "Our hearts go out to the victims and their families, as we all struggle to comprehend the evil that begets this terrible violence."
The incident comes scarcely two weeks after at least 12 persons were killed in Aurora, Colorado, at the screening of the latest Batman movie.
After that event both Mr. Obama and his Republican rival in the forthcoming elections, Mitt Romney, were criticised for not bringing up the question of tighter gun control regulation.
In a brief reaction to the shooting Mr. Romney said, "This was a senseless act of violence and a tragedy that should never befall any house of worship. Our hearts are with the victims, their families, and the entire Oak Creek Sikh community."
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GAO surveyed the Small Business Administration's (SBA) Loan Accounting System, which processes loan guarantee fees.
The survey showed that information in the Loan Accounting System was not accurate. The system carried over $2 million in delinquent guaranty fees, but a review showed that the fees had already been paid or that they were no longer applicable because the related loans had been cancelled. Because the accounting system was not producing reliable information, managers maintained manual memorandum records to account for guaranty fee collections and to initiate followup on delinquent fees, a duplicative and costly process. SBA field offices found that 64 percent of the fees shown as due the government had been paid but had not been recorded in the system. The remaining 36 percent of the fees should have been deleted from the system because the loans, although approved, were not made. SBA has identified the necessary changes to the automated billing segment of the system. It is important that these changes be quickly implemented and thoroughly tested so that SBA will be able to more efficiently and effectively manage the guaranty fees and realize significant savings by eliminating manual memorandum records.
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PALAKKAD: Under Secretary General for Communications and Public Information, United Nations Organisation, Shashi Tharoor will visit his home district Palakkad on Tuesday.
He will inaugurate the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Society for Rural Improvement, a micro-credit programme for poverty alleviation of the poor on the lines of Grameen Banking system of Dr. Muhammed Yunus of Bangladesh.
The inaugural function will be addressed by O. Rajagopal, the former Union Minister; V. Chenthamarakshan, M.L.A; Snehalatha Kumar, Executive Director, Rashtriya Mahila Kosh (RMK), New Delhi; among others.
Inspector General of Police B. Sandhya will present a paper on `Women's Empowerment and Safety' and Radha Unni, Chief General Manager, State Bank of India, Thiruvanathapuram, will present a paper on `Women's Empowerment and Self-Help Group.' Dr. Tharoor will also visit the Mahakavi P. Kunhiraman Nair memorial library at Kollengode.
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Belize is offering up dual citzenship for $2500(?) righy now with no tax on imports items to get set up, if i recall correctly. I read up on it a year ago or so.
It's filling up with ex-pats. Won't be the place to be in 5 years.
Savanna is the place to be ! It's wonderful !
My wife and her girl friends like to travel to Belize and talks about us retiring there. I think the same thing as you, it's filling up too fast with ex-pats right now, same as Costa Rica has already done.
Panama is looking better and better, though.
If Cuba wasn't such a dump, and illegal for US citizens, you could retire there.
A friend of mine who went down there a couple of years ago ran into an American who was illegally living there. He would fly to Mexico once a month to get his disability deposit out of the bank in cash and then fly back to Cuba. He said he was living like a king on about $350 per month and the Cuban government was okay with it as long as he only spent the dollars where they told him to, (approved government vendors) and didn't let any of it get out to the regular people.
On the northern Gulf of Mexico.
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PORTLAND A man was arrested for flashing people along Northeast Marine Drive Wednesday, police said.
Khamidzhon Ayvazov, 27, was allegedly pleasuring himself near the intersection of NEMarine Drive and 158th Avenue when he was reported to police.
A witness called911 immediately and Ayvazovwas arrested for public indecency, according to Sgt. Pete Simpson with the Portland Police Bureau.
Officers found Ayvazov inside his black BMW 750 sedan. He was not cooperative and there was a brief struggle before he was taken into custody, police said.
Investigators said Ayvazov was likely also behind a flashing incident last week.
Bonnie Kahnwas riding her bicycle along the river that day andAyvazov allegedlyjumped out of the tall grass, touching himself. She called police but he got away that time.
More:Bicyclist confronts flasher on NEMarine Drive
She was so disgusted that she confronted the flasher.
He looked at me with this really sinister smile and I thought, That was weird, Kahn said last week. The natural inclination is to ignore it and keep going, but if we do that in society then people will keep doing stuff like that.
Ayvazov was charged with two counts each of indecent exposure and public indecency.


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Books for the 12 Days of Christmas
When Education Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC viewed the life-size reading promotion tarp posters of the National Book Development Board featuring celebrities like Iza Calzado, Chris Tiu, and the most recent, Ricky Lee, the first author to be selected, he immediately suggested that Cabinet members also be invited to serve as reading models. If not for the campaign season about to descend on us, that would not have been such a bad idea.
While Kris Aquino is the NBDB's dream reading model, the book-lover that she is, P-Noy may just beat her to it. Last Nov. 27, the President read to the students at the T. Alonzo Elementary School in Quezon City, to celebrate Araw ng Pagbasa, deliberately set on the 80th birthday of his late father Ninoy Aquino, himself a voracious reader.
Through his public appearance as storyteller and in taking the time to interact with students, President Noy underscored the value he put on reading. In fact, he was a true reading model that day. (And hopefully, there are some poster potentials in the shots taken…)
In the context of the perennial discussion on the empowerment that the act of reading bestows and the many reasons for the decline in the reading habit, one tangible step in fostering the habit once more is to make books more accessible to everyone, young and old. So why not a precious Christmas present "a book" this December 2012 that will last forever? And there are many noteworthy titles to be discovered, some new, some with an older publication date, for all ages and moods and inclinations, all proudly written, illustrated and published by Philippine talent. Here are 12 of them:
"Haluhalo Espesyal" by Yvette Fernandez, illustrated by Jill Arwen Posadas, Adarna House. Originally published a few years back, a Big Book edition was especially printed for the presidential storytelling. It is a delightful story about a sick child who is nursed back to health through the magic of her Lola Itang,s kitchen. Her special comfort food works better than medication—bibingka, champorado, ensaymada, and the halo-halo with its colorful ingredients.
"Rice Book" and "The Coconut Book" by Norma O. Chikiamco, illustrated by Martin D. Malabanan, Anvil. Well researched and visually attractive books for kids with a delightful combination of facts, trivia and recipes. How rice and coconut are called the world over is just one interesting piece of information featured.
"Alamat ng Duhat" by Segundo D. Matias Jr., illustrated by Rovi Jesher R. Salagumba, Lampara. What is distinct about this story is that it is a Palanca Award winner. It is a modern tale, not a retelling of traditional folklore. It capitalizes on the color of the duhat and the Aetas' complexion. Many more Palanca Award winners in this series, which would otherwise remain as manuscripts.
"The Reluctant Hero" by Lin Acacio Flores, illustrated by Jerome Jacinto, Bookmark. This children's biography of Jaime V. Ongpin gains special relevance because of his death on Dec. 8 25 years ago. This modern hero was one of the influential leaders of the antidictatorship struggle, to fight a leader who "ruled like a bad king."
Edjop: "A Child of the Storm" by Ed Maranan, illustrated by Ariel Santillan, Bookmark. This is the inspiring story of student leader from Ateneo de Manila, derisively referred to by the dictator as the grocer's son, who was killed by the military at the age of 34.
"Fish-Hair Woman" by Merlinda Bobis, Anvil. A powerful, haunting, lyrical third novel of Australia-based Bobis that took 17 years to complete. It has been described as a novel on a grand scale. Allow yourself to be enchanted, the next best thing to watching the author perform, chant excerpts from it.
"Not on our Watch: Martial Law Really Happened. We Were There," edited by Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon, Publications Group, LEADS-CEGP 6972 Inc. A collection of essays by former student journalists and members of the College Editors Guild of the Philippines, today the Leaders for a Democratic Society. A valuable document of an era not to be forgotten, not to be repeated.
"Hour before Dawn: The Fall and Uncertain Rise of the Philippine Supreme Court" by Marites Da nguilan Vitug, Cleverheads Publishing. This delves into the darkest hour of the Supreme Court leading to the impeachment of the Chief Justice and records how a courageous minority gives hope for the institution.
"Fish-hair Woman's Philippine Almanac, Marketing Inc." The 2011 publication date is critical in a reference book such as this which revised the original Children's Communication Center-Filway edition in 1991. Much basic information that every Filipino ought to know.
"Darna & Other Idols" by Marra PL. Lanot, Anvil. A colle"ction of profiles of fascinating personalities from Gina Alajar to Rene Saguisag to Edith Tiempo.
"I'm afraid of heights (or why I can't social-climb)" by Thelma Sioson San Juan, Inquirer Books. Popular enough because it features profiles of 90 celebrities, it gained more mileage because P-Noy graced the launch. His is the first profile in the roster.
A merry Christmas to all, and to all a good book!
Neni Sta. Romana Cruz (firstname.lastname@example.com) is chair of the National Book Development Board, a trustee of Teach for the Philippines, and a member of the Eggie Apostol Foundation.
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To commemorate the start of a new year, The Walt Disney Family Museum is diving into 2010 with special programming focused on innovation, undersea adventures, ground-breaking technologies and wonder created by Walt Disney. Included in the program is a discussion with renowned ocean engineer Graham Hawkes on how imagination initiates exploration and leads to discovery.
Graham will take you on a journey to the bottom of the ocean and show you the next generation of vehicles he is building to open the oceans for all to explore.
What: Under the Sea: Discussion with Renowned Ocean Engineer Graham Hawkes
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When: January 23, 2010 at 3:00PM
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Fences feat. Macklemore & Lewis - 'Arrows': VIDEO
The Seattle-based tattooed lumberjacks of indie group Fences have just released their album Arrows, getting a publicity boost by collaborating with "Same Love" duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. But you already knew that.
What you may not know is that they've released the music video for the song "Arrows", so if you've been on the fence (*rimshot*) whether or not the album is for you, you can check out the scrufftastic song and dance AFTER THE JUMP...
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Weightlifter Y. Renubala Chanu on Monday protested at being ignored for the Arjuna award.
Renubala, who won the 58kg gold in the Commonwealth Games last year, met a Sports Ministry official to convey her grievance. However, she was left even more disappointed after the meeting.
"The official said a committee decided who should get the awards and he could do little about it," said Renubala adding, "I threw my (gold) medal there and came back."
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Renubala said she deserved the award more than K. Ravi Kumar, the lone lifter chosen for the honour this year.
"The official said Ravi Kumar got the award since he was a young lifter. But what about me, I am only 25 and I have won a silver medal in the 2006 in Melbourne Commonwealth Games and a gold in 2010," she said.
Renubala, who was out of action after the Commonwealth Games due to illness, said she felt like quitting the sport.
"I deserved it. I will try to meet the Sports Minister (Ajay Maken) and present my case before him," Renubala said.
"I feel de-motivated and frustrated. If nothing happens, I will quit the sport," she added.
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WHEN MY DAUGHTER FINISHED HER FRESHMAN year at Johnston High School, in Austin, where she was a student in a liberal-arts magnet program, I paid a visit to the college adviser to find out her class ranking. "She's thirty-seventh in a class of 750," he told me. "That's good," I said. "Top five percent. Good enough to get into the University of Texas."
"Not really," the adviser said. "We know from experience that only 250 freshmen, at most, will graduate. So think of her as thirty-seventh out of 250. That's not in the top ten percent."
That was bad news—both for my daughter and for the state of education in Texas. I did some quick calculations. There were around 100 freshmen in the magnet program. Presumably, almost all of them would graduate. This meant that of the remaining 650 or so students in her class—those who lived within Johnston's regular boundaries, almost all of them Hispanic or black—fewer than 150 would graduate with their peers. If his prediction was accurate, the dropout rate at Johnston would be 67 percent. In fact, the rate was even worse: Only 223 of the original 750 graduated.
Think of all the schools with demographics similar to Johnston's in Texas—in every city and along the border—and imagine what the statewide dropout rate must be. Would you believe one percent? I don't believe it either. Yet, when the Texas Education Agency ( TEA) calculated the state's official dropout rate for 20002001, the year my daughter graduated, that's what it came up with. This number is bogus and everybody—except perhaps the TEA—knows it.
My daughter is a senior in college now, and I had all but forgotten this incident until I read "I Hate School!"—Mommy X's account, beginning on page 138, of the changes that have buffeted public education in the time that my generation went from being students to being parents of students. Social change, as Mommy X observes, is overwhelming the public schools, and the statistic that best explains what is happening is the dropout rate—the real one, that is. Not the TEA's.
What is the real dropout rate? Every calculation but the TEA's—which requires schools to determine the reason why students left school and allows many exceptions for classifying dropouts as non-dropouts—produces a much higher rate. Perhaps the simplest way is to figure out, as I did for Johnston, how many students enter the ninth grade and exit the twelfth grade as graduates. A San Antonio research group says that the statewide class of 2001 lost 40 percent of its members between the ninth and twelfth grades. Another method is to figure the percentage of Texans of recent high school age (1824) who do not have a high school diploma. The U.S. Census Bureau says it's 29.3 percent. Meanwhile, the state continues to embrace an absurd system that tries to define away the problem.
How does the TEA come up with its fictitious number in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary? As I found out when I was a member of the Campus Advisory Council ( CAC) at Johnston, TEA is more concerned with counting than with kids. During one meeting, we learned that the school had decided to hire a dropout prevention specialist. This sounded like a necessary, if belated, step: By using poor grades and erratic attendance as benchmarks, the specialist could identify which students were most likely to become dropouts and try to keep them in school. Or at least that's what I assumed the dropout specialist would do—until he came to a CAC meeting to describe his work.
He brandished a sheaf of pages of names of students who the school district said had been enrolled at Johnston but were no longer attending. His goal was to find out where those students were. If he could ascertain that they were attending another school in Texas or that they had moved out of state or that they were in jail or deceased or were pursuing a General Educational Development ( GED) certificate, the TEA would not count the departed student toward Johnston's dropout rate. So the specialist spent all day on the telephone, trying to track down students who had left Johnston, never to return, instead of trying to retain students who were still in school but on the verge of dropping out.
This seems to make no sense, but in fact it makes perfect sense if you understand the accountability system by which Texas schools and school districts are rated. A dropout rate of more than 5.5 percent brings with it a rating of "unacceptable." The easiest way to reduce the dropout rate is to locate the "leavers," as the TEA calls them, and assign a benign cause for their departure (such as getting a GED). The incentive, then, is for school officials to game the system by writing in causes for departure that don't count toward the dropout rate. The Austin Independent School District paid a $5,000 fine in 1999 for falsifying dropout rates after a criminal-fraud investigation found that there was pressure from higher-ups to report reasons for leaving that did not trigger classification as a dropout.
The most infamous example, reported by Dan Rather on 60 Minutes, is Sharpstown High School, in Houston. The school reported a zero dropout rate for 20012002 despite having a student population that included many children of poor immigrants—and despite losing 463 students during the school year. All of the departed students were reported to the TEA as having left for reasons that exempted them from being counted as dropouts. The revelation tarnished the reputation of former Houston superintendent Rod Paige, whose success in reducing the dropout rate had helped him become George W. Bush's Secretary of Education.
A lot has been said in recent years about the improvement in the Texas public school system, as measured by standardized tests, but the good scores may just be a manifestation of the dropout rate. Many of the lowest-achieving students leave the system;


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Mr. Leverial Stevenson Chase, 85, of McDonough, passed away Dec 2, 2011. He was born in Roanoke, Ala., to the late Fletcher Groover and Myrtle Irene Bailey Chase. He was preceded in death by his wife of 48 years, Lillie Mae Inman Chase, and by daughters, Rebecca Ann Chase and Donna Faye Chase.
He served his country in the United States Air Force and was a member of the McDonough Baptist Tabernacle. He retired from Snapper Power Equipment, and enjoyed working on lawnmowers.
Survivors include children, Wanda (Howard) Sorrows, and Jerry Chase, all of McDonough; grandchildren, Cynthia Beck, Steven Sorrows and Eric Chase; great grandchildren, Preston Sorrows, Tori Beck, Hannah Chase and Jacob Chase.
Funeral services will be conducted on Sunday, Dec 4, at 2 p.m., from the McDonough Baptist Tabernacle, with Dr. James West officiating. Interment will follow at Haisten/Eastlawn Memorial Park.
Friends may visit the family TODAY (Saturday), from 6 p.m., to 8 p.m., at the funeral home. Contributions are asked to be made to the McDonough Baptist Tabernacle in memory of Mr. Chase. Haisten Funeral Home, 1745 Zack Hinton Parkway South, McDonough, Ga., 30253, (770) 914-8833, haistenfunerals.com.
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