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Updated Apr. 22: Our Earth Day chat with NASA/JPL scientist Mike Gunson is now over. The chat covered volcanoes, the climate and greenhouse gases. To read the full transcript, go to this page: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/education/index.cfm?page=152 .
Join NASA to celebrate Earth Day with a live Web chat on Apr. 22 at 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern). Mike Gunson, JPL project scientist for NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 mission, will answer questions from students about how NASA is studying Earth's climate. The one-hour text-based Web chat is geared for students in grades 3 through 8.
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One week after the beginning of the MTN Elite One championship, MTN Elite Two clubs will join the fray this weekend with matches scheduled in stadia across the country.
The championship was initially scheduled to begin one day before the elite one championship but owing to the fact that the ceremonial opening of the season took place on the eve of the beginning to the elite one championship; the elite two championship was deferred. However, the head of competitions at the Professional League, Manguele Therese Pauline, the playing will be harmonized by the 15th of February when some four Cameroonian clubs will be involved in continental competitions.
On the look out will be the performances of newly promoted and demoted teams to the elite championship. However, there will be a special focus on the Scorpion Bé versus Matelots encounter after the club from the north was rocked by player's strike last year. A new management team has been voted into office with a resolve to stay just one season in the Elite Two Championship and make a come back to Elite One.
It will therefore by interesting to find out whether they are going to put their resolve to action. New comer UMS of Loum beaming with enthusiasm is also out to create an impact when they take on Dragon. Other interesting fixtures include Cosmos of Bafia versus Feutcheu FC and Botafogo versus Tiko United

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Often dendera music lovers have been divided over who they should follow or listen to in the wake of several outfits all led by Chimbetu family members.
This has to some extent caused confusion and feuding with the Chimbetus who are known to be the custodians of the dendera genre.
Oddly enough, all the Chimbetus sing the same songs and perform the same dance routines on stage. But, for once, the Chimbetus are set to come together and perform as one group.
This would be a rare treat for their legion of fans who have been asking whether or not prospects of uniting the family in song and dance were attainable.
The Chimbetus - Allan, Suluman, Tryson and lately Douglas - have agreed in principle to perform for the first time as one group which organisers have dubbed "Dendera United".
The "Dendera United" will come together at Oliver Mtukudzi's 60th birthday bash slated for September 21 at the Andy Millar Hall.
Allan, who recently left his group, the Orchestra Dendera Kings (Central Committee), to join Suluman's Orchestra Dendera Kings, will be leading others in song and dance.
His son, Douglas, will be there to back his father while Tryson will temporarily leave his group to join the other Chimbetus on stage.
But this is by no means a competition but a way to get the family together and show that in music they are one although they perform as different groups.
Josh Hozheri, one of the organisers of the show, said the Chimbetus will come together to honour Tuku.
"Yes, it is not everyday that you see such a show but as organisers we found it worthwhile to unite the family at such an occasion.
"Tuku is friends with the Chimbetus this is why he did a rendition of 'Ndiroore' by the late Simon Chimbetu. Dendera United, as we have called it, will be there as a group so that fans can enjoy the best in dendera music," he said.
No doubt this will be one of the many highlights at the gig that also features the likes of South Africa's Ringo Madlingozi, Dorothy "Auntie Dot" Masuka and veteran saxophonist Steve Dyer.


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- Australia Multi-City Attractions Pass
- Available in a 5, 7 or 10-ticket option, giving you the choice to visit five, seven or ten of Australia's top attractions
- More than 70 attractions to choose from in various cities throughout Australia
- Use your tickets all in one city or spread them over multiple cities
- The Australia Multi-City Attractions Pass is valid for 3 months from the date of card activation
What You Can Expect
See the full list of attractions in the Itinerary section below. Each attraction requires one ticket. Simply show your card to gain entry to your chosen attraction, and one ticket will be automatically deducted from your card. (Please note: one ticket will be used per attraction or activity. No repeat visitation is permitted.)
You'll also be provided with a pocket-size guide full of information on the attractions, including their locations, opening hours and offers.
Please note: 1 ticket will be used per attraction or activity. No repeat visitation is permitted.
Taronga Zoo FREE Entry
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium FREE General Entry
Sydney Opera House Free Essential Tour
Oz Jetboating FREE 30 minute Jet Boat Ride*
Madame Tussauds
Australian National Maritime Museum Navy Ticket, including entry into museum galleries, destroyer vampire, and submarine Onslow
ANZ Stadium Tour
City Tour & Bondi Beach One Half Day Tour
Chinese Garden of Friendship Entry
Magistic CruiseSmart 1 hour Harbour Cruise
Museum of Sydney General Entry
Manly SEA LIFE General Entry
Powerhouse Museum General Entry
Sydney Observatory: 3D Space Theatre Entry 3D Space Theatre & Telescope Tour
Sydney Tower Eye and 4D Cinema FREE Entry
The Rocks Walking Tour FREE Walking Tour
WILD LIFE Sydney General Entry
Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre General Entry
Featherdale Wildlife Park General Entry
Blue Mountains Explorer Bus Hop On Hop Off Tour & 10% off all Scenic rides – Skyway, Railway and Cableway.
Jenolan Caves FREE Cave Tour
*(AU$15 supplement is payable to operator on weekends, NSW school and public holidays)
Melbourne Zoo General Entry
Old Melbourne Gaol General Entry
Melbourne Sightseeing Free Hop on Hop off bus
Melbourne Star Observation Wheel Free Flight
Carlton Brewhouse FREE Tour (children under 10 years not admitted
SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium FREE General Entry
Phillip Island Nature Parks 3 Parks Pass: Entry to Churchill Island Heritage Farm, Koala Conservation Centre and Phillip Island Penguin Parade
Puffing Billy Railway: One Train Ride
Melbourne Cricket Ground and National Sports Museum: General Entry to National Sports Museum plus tour of Melbourne Cricket Ground (The MCG Tour and National Sports Museum is not available on event days)
Melbourne 'Half Day City Tour' or 'Melbourne Highlights Tour'
Tennis World and Melbourne Park Tour
The Arts Centre Tour
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum Entry the Shipwrecked Laser Show
Moonlit Sanctuary General Entry
Cape Schanck Light Station guided tour of the lighthouse and entry to the museum (National Park entry fees not included)
Healesville Sanctuary General Entry
Trees Adventure 2 Hour Session
City Sights Hop On Hop Off Tour
Broncos Leagues Club Free Game Day Experince
Greyhound Brisbane – Free return to Australia Zoo
Greyhound – Free Return to Surfers Paradise
Palace Barracks Cinemas – Free Movie & Combo
Riverlife Free Adventure Activity
Cruise from Brisbane to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Brisbane River Paddle Wheeler Cruise
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary General Entry
1.5 hour Brisbane River Sightseeing Cruise
General entry to the Workshops Rail Museum
Aquaduck Safaris Free Adventure Safari
Catch a Crab – Free Catch a Crab Tour
Infinity – Free Entry and Photo
Reef Ryder Island Cruise – Free Island Cruise
Ripleys' Believe it or Not! – Free Entry
Whales in Paradise – Free Morning Whale Watching*
Gold Coast Island Adventures – Free ½ Day Island Cruise**
Greyhound – Free Return to Byron
Greyhound – Free Return to Brisbane
Broadwater Adventure Jet Boat Thrill Ride
Half Day 4WD Tour of Tamborine Mountain
2 Hour Morning Tea Rainforest Cruise from Tweed Heads
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Experience Day Pass
Bunyip Bike Tours Beach Safari Bike Tour
* Free Morning Whale Watching weekdays and outside of School Holidays
** $10 supplement payable public & School Holidays
Entry to Underwater World
HOBART and Surrounds:
Eagle Hang Gliding flight
Huon River Jet Boats Jetboat Ride
Mount Wellington Tour from Hobart
Port Arthur Historic Site General Entry and Audio Tour
Tahune Airwalk Entry
LAUNCESTON and Surrounds:
Cable Hang Gliding flight
Cataract Gorge Cruise
Seahorse World General Entry
Platypus House General Entry
Low Head Penguin Tour
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary - Free Entry Wildlife Attraction
Bad Fishy -Free Jet Boat Ride
Cable Ski Cairns – Free 1 Hour Pass
Cairns Adventure Cruises- Free 1 Hour Adventure Cruise
Cairns Harbour Cruises – Free Cairns Inlet Cruise
Cairns Wildlife Dome – Free Entry & Photo
Downunder Cruise & Dive Outer Reef Snorkel Cruise $60
Foaming Fury – Free River Tubing
Foaming Fury – $49 for Barron River rafting
Tjapukai – Free Day Entry
Raging Thunder – Free Fitzroy Island Return Ferry
Rainforestation – Free Pamagirri cultural show, Army Duck, & Wildlife Attraction.
Please note: Included attractions listed above may change without notice
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May 9, 2011
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The cost is $50 per person and registration is now open. The eight-week Continuing Education activity, which is being taught by Tina Barnes, is designed for anyone who is interested in having a fun time while increasing their fitness level, coordination and range of motion. The activity is extremely low impact and for people of all fitness levels. No workout attire is required.
Country Line Dancing will meet every Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9-10 a.m. in Wellness Center 143. For more information about the class or to register, please contact Berva Pool at email@example.com or at (580)774-7012.
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Maritime Archives and Library
Second floor
Merseyside Maritime Museum
Albert Dock
Pier Head
Liverpool L3 4AQ
Telephone: (0151) 478 4424
Email the Maritime Archives and Library
Open Tuesday - Thursday, 10.30am - 4.30pm
Free entry, identification and proof of address required. No appointment is necessary to visit the Maritime Archives and Library. However, it is advisable to book a microfilm reader in advance. Access to the Reserve Store (North Street) is strictly by appointment only.
An Archivist was appointed after the County of Merseyside came into existence in 1974 and the Museum Archives were incorporated. They included valuable maritime archives, acquired in anticipation of the establishment of a Maritime Museum, which finally came to fruition in 1980.
To extend the holdings of the following categories of archives: Archives of the National Museums Liverpool, Maritime and Business Archives associated with the Port of Liverpool in its widest sense, and archives associated with Museum specialisms.
Registers of Merchant Ships, 1739 - 1942; records of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board and its antecedents, c1735 - to date; Business Records including extensive shipping company and shipping association records; Archive material relating to the slave trade, marine insurance, shipping charities and educational establishments; personal papers of seamen, emigrants and shipping families. For further details see: Guide to the Records of Merseyside Maritime Museum, Vol. I, 1995 & Vol. II, 1998.
Please note that no official passenger or emigrant lists or registers of seamen are held by the Maritime Archives and Library. Advice on the whereabouts of such records as survive, however, is available.
Lloyd's List from 1741; Lloyd's Register of Shipping from 1764; extensive periodical runs; Customs Bills of Entry for Great Britain and Ireland, 1820 - 1939; Research Collections including the Beard Index of sailing ships, the Cochrane Index of steamships, the Liverpool Nautical Research Society collection and the Docklands History Research collections.
BICC plc, cable manufacturers (see Business Archives information sheet number 58, November 1989); Fawcett Engineering; Vulcan Foundry Ltd (locomotive builders); Meccano Ltd. (mechanical toy manufacturers); records of the Liverpool Warehousing Co, Ltd., and corn, sugar and provision trade associations (all strictly by appointment only).
Military: Records of the Liverpool King's Regiment (c/o Regional History Department). The Maritime Archives & Library holds the Liverpool King's Regiment Battalion Diaries for the First World War and standard reference books.
Natural History: Records include the 13th Earl of Derby's Natural History correspondence, 1799-1850 (all strictly by appointment only).
Records of Museums and Art Galleries from 1849 (all strictly by appointment only).
Danson family of Barnston, Birkenhead and Liverpool, 19th and 20th centuries (shipping and insurance) (all strictly by appointment only); the Bryson Collection (see Business Archives No. 47, November 1981) (note: all strictly by appointment only, except for some Bryson maritime items available at the Maritime Archives & Library); the Earle family of Liverpool, 17th - 19th centuries; the Cropper family (merchant/shipping and anti-slavery agitation).
The Stewart Bale Photographic Archive: Glass and Film Negatives covering all aspects of business activity in the north west and elsewhere, c.1920-1975 (all strictly by appointment only); extensive maritime photographic, film and sound archives.
Please note: Horological material allied to horological collections, including the watch-toolmaker's catalogue of John Wyke of Liverpool and Prescot, c1765, is now held at Prescot Museum, an associated institution.
Dawn Littler Head of Archives Department (0151) 478 4407
Sarah Starkey Curator of Maritime Archives (0151) 478 4527
Vacant Curator of Business Archives (0151) 478 4694
Anne Gleave Curator of Photographic Archives (0151) 478 4487
Graham Hodson Assistant Curator (0151) 478 4424
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Lorna Hyland Assistant Librarian (0151) 478 4424
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Whether abracadabra, open sesame or hey presto, it's all hocus pocus if you don't believe in magic. Unlock your imagination with today's Groupon from Celebrity Planet.• £16 for two tickets to Harry Potter's London Walk (£40 value)
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Bringing the London experience to common garden muggles, Celebrity Planet arms the capitals' swarms of tourists with an altogether different sightseeing soiree. With a range of walking tours from Jack the Ripper and the celebrity tour of Mayfair to chauffeur driven Sherlock Holmes expeditions, the touring team offer something for every apprentice wizard or novice detective. Groupon goblins can shed their invisibility coat for two and a half hours and uncover the spellbinding locations behind the Harry Potter books and films while on Harry Potter's London Walk. Armed with a Zone 1 travelcard, intrepid explorers will meet at the TKTS Booth in Leicester Square before wandering down Diagon Alley and seeing the inspiration behind Bourgin and Burkes, spotting the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron. Next, imagine tasting a butter beer and hot footing it to platform 9 ¾ at Kings Cross to try to catch the Hogwarts Express. With eight tours a week, witches can outwit the death eaters and experience their very own magical moments.


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Hey there! I'm Victoria Png, and I am Duke SWE's Section President and the Region D (Southeastern US) Collegiate Senator for FY15! I'm a senior majoring in Mechanical Engineering and doing the Markets and Management Certificate, originally from Northvale, NJ (a tiny little suburb about 20 minutes north of NYC). I've had a number of positions with both our collegiate section and the society since my freshman year (Freshman Delegate, Region D SWEFL, Recruitment and Public Relations Officer, Vice President, Region D RCCE…) so you could say SWE has been a huge part of my college career. I'm really excited to be president this year and I can't wait to show you what our section has planned this year!
Aside from SWE, I am also a Resident Assistant in Keohane Quad, External Communications Chair for Duke's American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and an alpine competitor for Duke's Club Ski & Board Team. Not sure where I'm going to end up after graduation yet (so employers, if you're hiring…) but I have had a number of internships in various departments within consumer products (Global Stewardship at the Clorox Company/Burt's Bees, Manufacturing at Procter & Gamble, Sensory at Robertet Group and R&D at Reckitt Benckiser). Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions about SWE, my experience in Pratt/at Duke, etc!


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Ruth Stevens, 90
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LACONIA — Ruth P (Phelps) Stevens, 90, formerly of New Hampton, and Belleview, Fla., died peacefully at the Belknap County Nursing Home in Laconia, on Saturday, May 3, 2014. She was the widow of David B. Stevens who passed away in August 2013.
Ruth was born on June 16, 1923 in Greenfield, Mass., where she went to school, and graduated from Greenfield High School in 1941. She was the daughter of Everett Phelps and Antoinette (Masse) Phelps.
During World War II, she worked at the Greenfield Tap & Die Co. In 1946 she married David and they raised their five children in the Mount Hermon section of Gill, Mass.
Upon their retirement in 1979, they moved to New Hampton where they lived on Oxbow Road and Sky Pond Road. Later, Ruth and David moved to Florida where they spent many years in Belleview and Summerfield, Fla., returning to New Hampshire in 2009.
Ruth was an avid gardener and loved to play cards and listen to all kinds of music. She especially liked the music programs at the nursing home. She was a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother and she will be missed by all who knew her.
Mrs. Stevens was predeceased by four siblings, brothers, Riley Phelps and Harvey Phelps, and sisters, Anna Johnson and Ada Field.
She is survived by three sons, Daniel R Stevens and wife, Joyce of Bristol, Bruce D Stevens and wife, Stacy of New Hampton, and Gary R. Stevens and wife, Rhonda of Warren; two daughters, Beverly J. Butterfield and companion, Ed Stout of Summerfield, Fla., and Elizabeth E Gross and husband, Gordon of Henderson, Nev. She also leaves one sister, Doris Cutting of Brattleboro, Vt., eight grandchildren, Brian Stevens, Kevin Stevens, Quincy Stevens Gunn, Gordon Gross, Jr, Katy Gross, Corilynn Gross, Kala Stevens and Austin Stevens, 10 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank the residents and staff of Belknap County Nursing Home for their friendship and compassionate care over the past three years.
There will be no calling hours. A graveside burial service will be scheduled at a later date at the New Hampshire Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen, where she will be buried with her husband of 67 years, David B. Stevens.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Belknap County Nursing Home's Activities Fund at 30 County Drive, Laconia, NH. 03246.


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The Forex Avalanche Robot is set to be unleashed to the world on January 5th 2010, but with all the hype surrounding this robot, what can you really expect from it?
There are a few things you should know before you switch on your Forex Avalanche robot for the first time. First, there is a wide choice of robots available. Some are more effective than others. Check reviews and user feedback to be sure that you are buying one of the best.Second, you will need to understand at least the basic terminology of forex trading, and spend some time mastering the settings, in order to optimize the Forex Avalanche robot so that you have the best chance of success. Do not become frustrated if this takes you a day or two. You then need to test it out in demo mode to be sure that everything is set up correctly. If you go live too soon, the results may be surprising, and not in a good way.Third, you must accept that you will not see winning trades every time. There will be some losses. Overall if the robot is working well you should make a profit, but at times, the losses could exceed the gains for a while. Because of this, it is important that you do not risk too much of your money on each trade. Never risk more than 5% of your total funds on one trade, and if you want to be safer, aim for 1% to 2%. Set stop losses so that the trade will automatically close if the price goes the wrong way. This controls your risk.
With this being said, the bottom line is you must first know how to control the Forex Avalanche robot with adjusting the settings and get it to a point that is trading profitably for you on a demo account before switching to a live account. The Forex Avalanche will be on sale starting January 5th, but in the meantime, you can grab their free report, just CLICK HERE.
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The Swift Current Museum will be holding an opening reception on Nov. 20th for their newest exhibition: Akin to the Land: A History of Métis in Southwest Saskatchewan.
The exhibition, which will be on display until Jan. 13, 2014, was produced in partnership with the Gabriel Dumont Institute in Saskatoon. Art and history combine to create a vibrant retelling of this early and little known chapter of our region's history.
The opening reception will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 20, with a walk and talk tour at 7 p.m. The reception is free and all are welcome. The exhibit is funded by Canadian Heritage, Sask Culture and Saskatchewan Heritage.


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text: Originally airing on Comedy Central, Wanda Sykes: Tongue Untied is a live standup performance by comedian and actress, Wanda Sykes. Well known to fans of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm and her own short-lived FOX sitcom Wanda at Large, Sykes here presents a set of her irreverent and politically conscious bits and stories. The DVD version includes never-before-seen footage from the show, an interview with Sykes from The Daily Show With John Stewart, and another standup performance called Comedy Central Presents Wanda Sykes. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi


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Exploring Topics In-Depth in the Child and Family Development Resource Center
Investigations is the curriculum used by Eastern's Child and Family Development Resource Center (CFDRC). The curriculum was developed by CFDRC teachers and administrators in partnership with Dr. Jeffrey Trawick-Smith. The
curriculum is centered around engaging projects—called "investigations"—on
topics that are selected by children, teachers, and families. As children
investigate a topic in learning centers, small collaborative groups, whole group
activities, movement and music experiences, outdoor observation, or field trips,
they acquire critical competencies identified in the Connecticut State
Department of Education Curriculum and Assessment Framework and the standards of
national professional organizations. Read more about the Investigations curriculum.
Each video in the Investigating series captures one topic of investigation explored at the CFDRC. Videos include interviews with preschool and toddler teachers about how children engaged in literacy, math, science, art, and other activities through the three- or four-month investigation.
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Rob Pincus goes over the details of the Modular Belly Band that he designed in conjunction with Crossbreed Holsters for comfort and convenience along with consisting an efficient holstering and presentation. Traditional belly bands are comfortable, but relatively slow and hard to train with, but this model of the belly band holster integrates kydex and uses hook & loop fastener to allow for the band to be used with multiple firearms or other defensive tools.
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I like this style belly band, I've need using a belly band for a few yrs now. This is the first time I've seen an improvement on the old style. Can't wait to get one what a good idea.
Brilliant idea. I've been using a Galco UnderWrap for years and have been pleased. But, I'm intrigued by the modularity of this system. Thanks for sharing this information.
Reminds me of the old star trek show phaser belts
I think my main concern would be perspiration, and constant moisture adjacent to the firearm. I wear a back brace much of the time and is basically the same materials and application. Any comments?
I have used the Crossbreed Ohai in my vehicle's console (the same holster used in the belly band) as well as in a Maxpedition Versipack and I really love the option of being able to pull it out of the bag and put it in my console while traveling and then back into the Maxpedition when I arrive at my destination. So this system should be even better as I really would rather have my firearm on my person plus this system gives you the option of being able to just swap the holster and carry a different gun. Great idea I;m going to have to get one for summer carry I also like the way you can adjust the angle of your firearm as I have found for me at least my gun tends to either poke me in the stomach or the leg when I sit down while carrying this way.
Does the velcro make a lot of sound when you move? Especially when you go from a sitting position to standing? Or even when you twist your torso from side to side? I'm sold on this if it stays quiet. If not, it would drive me crazy, lol!
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Hi guys,
I need some help, and I figured this would be a good place to find it. I'm writing my thesis on TP and Discworld, and I'm focusing on how TP uses his secondary world in different ways and for different purposes thorughout the series.
So my question to you is, what single Discworld-book do you think is the best one to exemplify (what I think of as) the "middle period" (roughly between "Mort" and "Thief of Time". I know, I know, that's most of them..) where the fictional universe has more to do with the plot in the novels, or the construction of the universe (in a large sense, that is) has direct impact on the readers understanding of the novel. I'm thinking about the laws of narrativium, but also in a larger sense, the fantastical aspects of the world: Death as a character and such..
My time is limited, so I'm reaching out to you guys for good tips, I'm thinking about Hogfather myself, but I'm not sure..


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News about Jeb Bush, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 25, 2015
Gail Collins Op-Ed column reviews records of current and former governors who make up large segment of Republican presidential field; cites wasteful tax cuts and economic development programs initiated by Louisiana Gov Bobby Jindal, former Texas Gov Rick Perry, former Florida Gov Jeb Bush, Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker and others. MORE
Jun. 19, 2015
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column discounts Jeb Bush's presidential campaign pledge of doubling America's rate of economic growth, to 4 percent, as unrealistic; holds false promise points to Republican Party's habit of promising it can deliver rapid economic growth, despite lack of evidence; holds such claims, masquerading under handle of 'voodoo economic policy,' are thinly veiled means of selling tax cuts for wealthy. MORE
Jun. 18, 2015
The Upshot; Jeb Bush has articulated goal, in campaign kickoff, of four percent gross domestic product growth for a decade, but over last 40 years, economy has grown at average of only 2.8 percent annually; experts point out that Bush's agenda would require that his administration exceed economic performance of every administration since the Kennedy-Johnson years, even in face of impact of baby-boomer retirements. MORE
Jun. 17, 2015
Former Florida Gov Jeb Bush seems at ease on campaign trail in New Hampshire, day after formally announcing his candidacy for president. MORE
Jun. 17, 2015
Jeb Bush makes clear effort to appeal to younger generation by announcing his presidential candidacy in shirtsleeves, a first for his family and possibly among all presidential candidates over the years. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
Jeb Bush formally declares his candidacy in 2016 presidential race, arguing that he is most experienced candidate in field and refuting fears that he represents another figure in political dynasty. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
The Upshot; Republican Presidential hopeful Jeb Bush is finding it surprisingly hard to appeal to moderates; will enter 2016 race in weaker position than not only his brother in 1999 or his father in 1987, but also Mitt Romney in 2011. MORE
Jun. 15, 2015
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column challenges Jeb Bush's assertion that single motherhood presents inherent societal ill; observes having a child out of wedlock does not necessarily mean that a woman is 'going it alone,' citing fact that 17 European countries have higher birthrates for unmarried women than United States; calls for policies that fight poverty, shore up sex education and promote the cause of co-parenting outside marriage. MORE
Jun. 14, 2015
Jeb Bush, preparing to officially announce his presidential campaign, finds himself falling short of early ambitions; while Bush's fundraising has gone well, he has yet to emerge as anointed frontrunner in crowded field, and has faced skepticism concerning his competence and conservatism; criticism has been particularly strong from party activists who oppose his centrist positions; will work to refine tone alongside newly appointed campaign manager. MORE
Jun. 13, 2015
Jeb Bush, who appears poised to formally throw his hat in 2016 presidential race, makes impression on European leaders during his visit there; displays depth of knowledge and curiosity that several diplomats say distinguishes him from his brother, former Pres George W Bush. MORE
Jun. 11, 2015
Jeb Bush says he reorganized his political team based on skills of those involved, downplaying idea that he is displeased with his standing in crowded Republican field in 2016 presidential race; has yet to officially declare his candidacy. MORE
Jun. 9, 2015
Residents of German capital of Berlin express reservations about presidential hopeful Jeb Bush, who is set to visit city as part of upcoming European tour; many German citizens dislike his brother former Pres George W Bush for engineering America's second war in Iraq, but sentiment is more positive toward his father former Pres George Bush, who worked to reunite country after fall of Berlin Wall. MORE
Jun. 4, 2015
Former Florida Gov Jeb Bush is testing limits of election laws governing when presidential candidacy must be declared, and thus subject to fund-raising, spending and disclosure rules; some election experts say Bush has been over candidacy threshold for months; Bush claims still to be 'testing the waters' despite hiring political team and raising tens of millions of dollars. MORE
Jun. 2, 2015
Many supporters of George W Bush are enthusiastic about brother Jeb's possible bid for 2016 Republican presidential nomination, but some people who worked for former president are not rushing to back his brother's campaign; Bush brothers' political orbits have long been separate; some people are resistant to the notion of dynastic presidency passed among family members, while others are not sold on Jeb Bush specifically. MORE
May. 31, 2015
Editorial points to Jeb Bush's strategy of blatantly raising money through super PAC, which he justifies by saying he has not declared his candidacy for president, as example of why Justice Dept should monitor relationship between candidates and PACs; suggests that Federal Election Commission has abdicated its responsibility. MORE
May. 22, 2015
Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush has remained open and engaging during campaign opening in New Hampshire, approach that contrasts with tightly controlled approach of Democratic contender Hillary Clinton. MORE
May. 18, 2015
Contenders in 2016 presidential election are exploiting regulatory gray areas and loopholes in unprecedented ways, transforming how campaigns are organized and paid for; campaigns for Democrats like Hillary Rodham Clinton and Republicans like Jeb Bush have become constellation of political committees, super PACs and tax-exempt groups, engineered to avoid fund-raising restrictions and to shift cost to outside organizations. MORE
May. 18, 2015
Paul Krugman Op-Ed article welcomes Jeb Bush's campaign gaffes concerning America's 2003 invasion of Iraq, saying they present opportunity to review invasion for the crime it was; rejects idea that Iraq War began mistakenly as a result of bad intelligence; argues Bush administration explicitly wanted war, and that public justifications were mere pretext; warns that campaign of lies, and its ramifications, continues to this day. MORE
May. 17, 2015
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column underscores degree to which Jeb Bush's presidential aspirations are weighted down by former Pres George W Bush's decision to invade Iraq and other policy decisions of his tenure. MORE
May. 16, 2015
Political Memo; perils that the Iraq War holds as an issue for Jeb Bush in Republican contest for 2016 presidential nomination mirrors in many ways how Hillary Clinton's vote to authorize use of force in Iraq haunted her presidential candidacy in 2008. MORE
May. 16, 2015
Many veterans of presidential campaigns of the Bush family are worried that Jeb Bush and his team are planning to skip early and heavy campaigning in Iowa, state that was hallmark of both his father's and brother's campaigns; Bush is set to make only his second visit there in the year, and even some of his constituency and political establishment are worried about his prospects. MORE
May. 15, 2015
Paul Krugman Op-Ed column suggests that Jeb Bush's handling of question regarding whether he would have authorized invasion of Iraq reflects larger trend in Republican Party of refusal to learn from past mistakes; maintains trend is one of effects of extreme tribalism that has taken hold in party. MORE
May. 14, 2015
Jeb Bush has been confronted repeatedly with questions about the Iraq war and has stumbled in trying to answer them, indication of how legacy of former Pres George W Bush is complicating his path to Republican presidential nomination; Bush is now dealing with possibility that he may need to associate himself more closely with his brother's legacy in order to win primary, but that may be detrimental in general election. MORE
May. 14, 2015
Gail Collins Op-Ed column examines week of foibles by Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush; argues his praise for failed policies of his brother, former Pres George Bush, particularly his support for the invasion of Iraq, have deeply undermined aura of competence that had seemed his most attractive quality; contends Bush is unlikely to win nomination unless his performance improves. MORE
May. 13, 2015
Jeb Bush claims to have misunderstood question to which he responded that he would still have authorized 2003 invasion of Iraq, which drew criticism from both Democrats and some conservatives; it is third time Bush has had to clarify statements, showing that he is still new to national campaign trail, despite his pedigree. MORE
Apr. 29, 2015
Jeb Bush's latest campaign trail stop is Puerto Rico, part of an effort to reconnect with Hispanic voters, who have overwhelmingly rejected Republicans in past two presidential elections. MORE
Apr. 28, 2015
Advisers and donors to Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker, likely 2016 Republican candidate for president, say part of Walker's plan is to cede early fund-raising momentum to his chief rival Jeb Bush, while focusing on long game. MORE
Apr. 27, 2015
Two-day retreat held by Jeb Bush in Miami Beach for major donors and fund-raisers offers glimpse into how Bush's likely presidential campaign will be conducted on his own terms; Bush seems intent on broadcasting more contemporary version of what his aides say is his proudly ideological conservatism, one that is reflected in environmentally-conscious locale of Miami Beach. MORE
Apr. 27, 2015
Editorial warns that Super PACs are already emerging as a decisive force in the 2016 presidential election, and that they have all but dispensed with illusion of independence; observes that Jeb Bush is considering handing over some of his campaign's central operations to Right to Rise Super PAC; laments that Federal Election Commission is unlikely to do anything about problem. MORE
Apr. 25, 2015
Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush, who has long struggled with weight loss, is following strict diet that has helped him to lose more than 30 pounds since December 2014; eats little to no starch and subjects himself to almost daily sessions on treadmill or laps in pool. MORE
Apr. 17, 2015
Jeb Bush's expected presidential bid has invited new scrutiny into his past as a businessman and entrepreneur, inviting criticism that he traded on his family name and crossed ethical lines on several occasions; Bush was key partner in $74 million sale of water pumps by MWI Corp to Nigeria during his father's presidency, transaction that led to allegations of bribery; difficulties arose from other business dealings as well. MORE
Apr. 15, 2015
Political Memo; Democratic and Republican presidential contenders are seeking to alter their public images in differing ways, with Sen Marco Rubio, Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker, Sen Rand Paul and Florida Gov Jeb Bush trying to appear presidential while Hillary Rodham Clinton making attempt at approachability; danger for candidates on both sides lies in appearing phony. MORE
Apr. 14, 2015
The Upshot; Sen Marco Rubio of Florida has surprisingly small support in his bid for 2016 Republican presidential nomination despite four years of national prominence; main stumbling block to his candidacy is that Jeb Bush is tapping so-called invisible primary--behind-the-scenes support from Republican Party's mainstream conservative and moderate donors whose elite support often decides nomination. MORE
Apr. 11, 2015
Editorial decries unchecked fundraising being carried out by 2016 presidential aspirants who are evading contribution limits by not yet 'formally' declaring their candidacy; contends secretive money being raised by Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, Rick Santorum and Martin O'Malley is insulting to voters who expect honesty and sets bad precedent for rest of race. MORE
Apr. 10, 2015
Florida Sen Marco Rubio's ambitions clash with those of his longtime friend Jeb Bush, as he challenges his mentor for Republican presidential nomination; party insiders express shock that Rubio would dare upstage Bush, since two were like family for 15 years, but others point out new blood is preferable to aging Bush dynasty. MORE
Apr. 9, 2015
Op-Ed article by Prof Eli J Finkel observes that Jeb Bush's mistaken identification as Hispanic on voter registration form, whatever its political implications, is psychologically interesting; cites research suggesting that romantic relationships often cause people to shift their sense of identity in profound ways; suggests Bush's error was far more likely given that his wife is Hispanic. MORE
Apr. 6, 2015
There is little doubt that Jeb Bush possesses strong credentials for appealing to Hispanic voters. MORE
Apr. 5, 2015
Republican Party officials, activists and donors are pushing back against narrative of former Gov Jeb Bush being inevitable Republican nominee for president in 2016; Bush's less-than-stellar early campaigning contrasts poorly with successful bid by former Pres George W Bush in 2000; he is struggling not only with party's demanding ideological blocs but also with business leaders who could favor him but are still waiting for series of promised major policy speeches. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Campaign finance groups Campaign Legal Center and Democracy 21 file formal legal complaints alleging that unofficial fundraising being carried out by undeclared 2016 presidential candidates Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, Rick Santorum and Martin O'Malley is illegal; candidates have avoided federal caps on campaign contributions by remaining undeclared and working through super PACs and similar groups. MORE
Mar. 30, 2015
Expected Republican presidential candidates Jeb Bush and Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker have set off down two different paths to the White House, revealing larger debate within the GOP; Bush envisions party that can expand its reach by accepting social change and welcoming different types of voters into its ranks; Walker, by contrast, seems intent on energizing base by confronting adversaries and striking well-established political tones. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column points to how Jeb Bush distanced himself from James Baker after Baker criticizes Israeli Prime Min Benjamin Netanyahu as evidence that Bush is trying to benefit from his family's name while claiming to be independent; questions how independent Bush can really be from his family and its legacy. MORE
Mar. 26, 2015
Evangelical leaders and other Republican conservatives, uninspired by probable moderate agenda of Jeb Bush, are looking to unite behind another presidential candidate who is more anti-establishment; party's right-wing groups will be inviting potential contenders, who take stance against issues like same-sex marriage, abortion and immigration overhaul, to plea their case ahead of primary season. MORE
Mar. 25, 2015
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush has yet to declare his candidacy in 2016 presidential race, but he is far outpacing potential Republican rivals in fundraising. MORE
Mar. 25, 2015
Op-Ed article by MSNBC correspondent Joy-Ann Reid examines how former Florida Gov Jeb Bush's mentoring of Sen Marco Rubio is now coming back to haunt him as Rubio emerges as obstacle in Bush's path to 2016 Republican nomination; notes that Democrats should be hoping that Rubio runs, as it will severely disrupt Bush's momentum. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
Political team behind former Florida Gov Jeb Bush is mobilizing to lock up support from state's best-known political operatives, elected officials and campaign donors, in hopes of positioning him for victory in state both in primary and general elections in 2016; Bush faces both threat of Sen Marco Rubio, who is from Miami, in Republican primary, and possible demographic shift in state that could benefit Democrats in general. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
Seth Stephens-Davidowitz Op-Ed article describes being motivated to analyze how nepotistic American society is in light of probable 2016 presidential matchup between Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush; observes analysis of data suggests that nepotism in American society is far more prevalent than country's self-identification as democratic meritocracy would suggest. MORE
Mar. 22, 2015
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column maintains that Jeb Bush's biggest problem is as possible Republican presidential contender is one of identification, not ideology, as there are few Republican voters who want to nominate dynastic heir; notes Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker and Sen Marco Rubio are Bush's biggest rivals since their identities match way Republican voters want to think about their party. MORE
Mar. 18, 2015
Jeb Bush's Catholic faith, religion of his wife that he converted to 20 years ago after failed political campaign that stressed his marriage, has developed into main element of way he lives his life and forms his views on public policy; as he considers 2016 presidential campaign, Bush's religion has become focus of early appeals to evangelical activists, who are especially vital in Republican primary that is often dominated by religious voters. MORE
Mar. 14, 2015
Newly released records show Jeb Bush, who rebuked Hillary Clinton over her private email account while working at the State Dept, took seven years to fully comply with Florida statute requiring him to turn over emails he sent and received as governor. MORE
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July 8, 2015, Wednesday
Marco Rubio, Back on Campaign Trail, Calls for Overhaul of Colleges
Speaking at a technology center in Chicago on Tuesday, the Republican senator also took verbal jabs at Hillary Rodham Clinton.
July 8, 2015, Wednesday
Marco Rubio Calls for Overhaul Of the 'Cartel' Of Colleges
The Florida senator proposed allowing low-income college graduates to repay their student loans more slowly, and letting investors pay students' tuition in return for a percentage of their postgraduate earnings.
July 7, 2015, Tuesday
Jeb Bush Dines With Mitt Romney in Maine
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July 6, 2015, Monday
Today in Politics: Gaps Remain as Deadline Nears on Iran Deal
The campaign trail gives way this week to Vienna, where negotiators report progress but also great distance over crucial elements of a deal to curtail Iran's nuclear program.
July 6, 2015, Monday
Indignant Jeb Bush Says He Takes Donald Trump's Remarks Personally
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July 4, 2015, Saturday
Mitt Romney Criticizes Donald Trump for Comments on Mexican Immigrants
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July 4, 2015, Saturday
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Many of the wealthy contributors in Mr. Rubio's home state who propelled him to national political fame as a senator are sticking by Jeb Bush, the former governor.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
Jeb Bush Needs Some New Economic Advice
Turning to his brother George's old economic adviser, as he is said to be doing, would lead to bad guidance on wage stagnation and income inequality.
July 4, 2015, Saturday
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July 3, 2015, Friday
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The Selfie Election
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As always, thanks for the replies about the noise based on experience. It doesn't seem that the noise was anything unusual, but I'll be able to listen with a somewhat more educated ear now.
I continue to slowly sort through some other small things on the bike. It now has a working headlight dimmer switch and a new front brake line.
For what it's worth, my friend who makes hoses and hydraulic lines only charged $30 for the front brake hose. For comparison, the one on-line dealer I looked up has the front brake hose priced at $91....Yikes that's a big difference. For mine we used D.O.T. rubber hose, but he also has braided hose and a rather nice braided hose with a black cover that looks nice too. This was about the 6th or 7th hose he's made for me for various bikes and I've never had a problem. I don't know if it would be proper to post contact info for the hose business or not, but if anyone is interested in getting in touch with him PM me or let me know if it's OK to post his phone number. He made a note of the fittings and length, so he'd be able to duplicate a line for at least a '75 R75/6 without sending a pattern.
In running the bike in the garage just a bit, I've also noticed that sometime when I turn on the key the neutral, generator and oil lights all light up, but sometime the generator light doesn't light up. It (generator light) has never been on with the bike running...not even flickering or partially illuminated. Since I know the bulb is good where would be a likely place to cause the intermittent light? Last time(s) I had it running for a bit I forgot to check the battery voltage with the bike running, but I'll do that next time.
Next question is tires....oh NO! Since this is a project bike and I don't know any background on it, I don't want to sink a lot of $$ on tires until I've had a chance to ride it some. The tires on it now are so bad I wouldn't think of riding it on the highway, and it certainly wouldn't pass state inspection. I think they might have been put on during the Carter administration
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The oddsmakers in Las Vegas can't break down Tiger Woods' swing like Peter Kostis can. They can't tell whether Woods' right arm is too close to his body or if he's getting off his right side with power.
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You can't go to Tunisia without visiting the sand dunes of the Sahara Desert and there's so many ways to do it! Why not hop on a camel or a horse to travel through the desert, or if you are more of a thrill seeker, try a 4x4 adventure or sand-yachting!
After experiencing a beautiful Tunisian sunset, head to buzzing Hammamet where you can have a great night out in the bars and open-air nightclubs playing various music into the early hours. Monastir also offers a lively night out with bars along the marina that you can head to straight from the beach and enjoy a refreshing cocktail. If you prefer your nightlife a little more relaxed then try the laid-back atmosphere of Port El Kantaoui which has a marina lined with cafes, bars and restaurants. Sousse also has a great choice of delicious places to eat out and watch the world go by.
Shopaholics will be not be disappointed in Tunisia which has everything from clothes shops and jewellery shops to bustling markets where you can haggle for a bargain which is half the fun. The best place to do this is in the souks which are found in the medinas (or old towns) where local craftsmen actually make their goods in the streets. In the souks you can find jewellery, perfumes, pottery and silks perfect to take back home with you as presents or souvenirs.
Tunisia is a perfect destination for a fun packed family getaway in the sun as the beaches on offer are some of the best in the Mediterranean. With a warm sunny climate year round, kids can splash about in the sea and play on the beach whilst mum and dad bask in the sun's rays. Hammamet in particular is one of the many popular family friendly beach resorts of Tunisia near Monastir.
When everyone fancies a change from the beach but still want to make a splash then the water park is the perfect place to cool down. Other exciting family days out include the Cathageland theme park, Friguia Zoo where you can get up close to lions, monkeys and giraffes, and Tozeur where you can visit the setting for the scenes in the Star Wars films.
One of the best ways to check out the Sahara Desert is on a camel ride where you can explore the fascinating surroundings without ending up with tired feet!
Tunisia is also home to some spectacular historical sites and ruins so why not take a fun but educational trip to Carthage's Roman amphitheatre where gladiators once fought for their lives.
With its lush scenery, stunning rugged coastline and warm crystal clear waters, it's hard not to fall in love with the beautiful destination of Tunisia. The climate is hot and the sands are soft so you can relax during the days soaking up the Mediterranean sun on the various beaches.
If you're a nature lover then enjoy a romantic stroll in one of Tunisia's national parks where you will come across colourful wildlife and scenic backgrounds perfect for photo opportunities! Also worth a visit is Chott el Jerid where you will find beautiful salt lakes.
Monastir is great for couples with a wealth of little shops, cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from. Start with a relaxing walk along the lovely and picturesque Marina area which is lively and colourful giving you a taste of local Tunisian life.
There is delicious and traditional cuisine on offer so take your pick from one of the restaurants and sample the national dish of Tunisia – couscous, usually served with vegetables and meat or fish. Also try out brig which is a pastry filled with various foods from sweet to savoury, then wash it all down with some local Tunisian wine or mint tea which is a very popular drink in the area.
Shopping is also fantastic here so if you fancy treating your loved one to something nice then perfume, leather goods and gold jewellery are sold all over. Make sure to visit one of the local markets too where you can try your hand at haggling for souvenirs to take back home such as sandals, bags and pottery.
Bag a bargain – For a real feel for traditional Tunisian life, pay a visit to the souks which are markets found in the old town where you can find everything from essential oils and shoes to pottery and jewellery. Just make sure to haggle for the best price!
Sample the local cuisine – Tunisia really does cater for all palates but make sure to try some of the delicious dishes popular with the locals such as couscous and brig washed down with some traditional Tunisian wine.
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TORONTO, Jan. 6, 2014 /CNW/ - In a decision released today, an Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) panel found that Andrea McCarthy (McCarthy) acquiesced in a fraud by two companies of which she was a director and officer: BFM Industries Inc. (BFM) and Liquid Gold International Inc. (Liquid Gold). The Commission also found that McCarthy and the companies illegally distributed securities and traded without registration.
Sandy Winick (Winick) was the directing mind of BFM and Liquid Gold while the frauds, illegal distributions and unregistered trading took place. The Commission found that McCarthy, although legally a director and officer of BFM and Liquid Gold, acted at Winick's direction when she incorporated the companies, communicated with investors and withdrew funds from the corporate accounts. The Commission also found that payments were made from the Liquid Gold and BFM accounts to Winick's credit cards and to companies he controlled.
The BFM Scheme ran from November 2008 to December 2010 and the Liquid Gold Scheme ran from May 2009 to November 2010. In those periods, the two frauds brought in a total of $445,000 by selling worthless BFM and Liquid Gold securities to 32 investors outside Canada. BFM and Liquid Gold claimed to be selling their shares through a Singapore investment bank that McCarthy subsequently admitted did not exist at all.
On January 21, 2013, McCarthy and the companies were severed from a proceeding that also included Winick, Greg Curry, Kolt Curry, Laura Mateyak, American Heritage Stock Transfer Inc., and American Heritage Stock Transfer, Inc. The Commission has already found Winick liable for his leading role in the frauds perpetrated by BFM and Liquid Gold.
Submissions in this matter were heard on December 10, 2013. A copy of the Reasons and Decision on the Merits is available on the OSC website at www.osc.gov.on.ca. A sanctions hearing has been scheduled for March 12, 2014.
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Argentina Foreign Minister Hector Timerman said he is committed to continuing the investigation of two bombings of Jewish targets in his country.
Timerman made the commitment Wednesday during a meeting in Buenos Aires with Natan Sharansky, the head of the Jewish Agency, according to reports.
Timerman's promise to continue to seek justice in the attacks comes following a report last weekend in the weekly Argentinian newspaper Perfil alleging that the South American country told Iran it would stop investigating two bombings of Jewish targets in exchange for better trade relations.
Israel had threatened to cancel Timerman's scheduled visit to the Jewish state set for next week if he did not clarify that Argentina would continue to pursue the investigations. Iran is accused of being behind the attacks.
Timerman, who is Jewish, reportedly made the offer during a visit to Syria in January. Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Minister Walid Moallem reportedly were the mediators and brought the offer to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
According to Perfil, Argentina was hoping the deal would lead to more trade with Iran, which is currently estimated at $1.2 billion a year.
Under the reported deal, which is based on a classified Iranian document, Argentina would drop its investigations into the 1992 bombing of the Israeli Embassy in Argentina, which killed 29 and injured 242, and the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish Center in Buenos Aires, in which 85 people were killed and more than 300 injured.
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Encouraged by the massive sales of 1993's Duets, Capitol went back to the well a year later for a sequel. The pairings are a little more inspired this time around, with Willie Nelson ("A Foggy Day"), Lena Horne ("Embraceable You"), Chrissie Hynde ("Luck Be a Lady") and Antonio Carlos Jobim ("Fly Me to the Moon") all turning in satisfying performances. Unfortunately, there's also a heaping helping of forgettable cuts (including duets with Luis Miguel, Jimmy Buffett, Jon Secada, and Lorrie Morgan), and Phil Ramone's arrangements continue to grate. And the overwrought duet with Neil Diamond on "The House Live In (That's America to Me)" has to be heard to be believed. Hardly a necessary addition to your Sinatra collection. --Dan Epstein
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INDIANAPOLIS – The NCAA awarded 523 host sites for 82 of its 89 championships spanning the 2014-18 seasons on Wednesday and the University of New Hampshire was named host of the 2015 Men's Ice Hockey Northeast Regional, 2016 Women's Frozen Four and 2017 Skiing Championship.
In addition, the NCAA announced Hockey East will host the 2015 Men's Frozen Four at the TD Garden in Boston.
"We are delighted to receive the news that we will be hosting these NCAA championships," said Marty Scarano, UNH Director of Athletics. "I think it's a great tribute to the hard work of our staff and coaches here at UNH, and certainly the management at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester.
"We've hosted these championships before, and I am absolutely confident that we will continue to do a great job hosting these coveted events again," Scarano added.
The 2015 season will mark the sixth time UNH hosts a men's ice hockey regional at Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, N.H.; the event was previously at that venue with the Wildcats as host in 2004, 2007, 2009 and 2011 and 2013. New Hampshire has advanced to the regional at Verizon Wireless Arena each of the previous five occasions.
The Women's Frozen Four will be held at the University's Whittemore Center for the third time since the NCAA began sponsoring a women's ice hockey championship in 2001. UNH was the site of the 2002 Frozen Four and the Wildcats became the first school to host the event twice when the championship returned to Durham in 2005.
UNH will host the NCAA Skiing Championship for the fifth time when the event returns to the state of New Hampshire for the ninth time overall in 2017. The Wildcats also served as host of the NCAAs in 1984, 1992, 1995 and 2007.
"We really want to thank everyone who put in a bid," said Mark Lewis, NCAA executive vice president of championships and alliances. "The competitiveness of the bids made it extremely difficult for the sport committees to select sites as there just weren't spots for all of the great bids we received. Ultimately the sites that were selected will provide our student-athletes, coaches and fans the best experience possible."
The new NCAA championship bid process creates the largest host site announcement ever, spanning 82 championships across a four-year cycle. Previously, selection announcements varied by sport. This process now gives the NCAA and host sites more time to plan each championship experience.
Bidding for 82 of 89 NCAA championships began in July and 1,984 bid applications were submitted. Each sport committee, per division, selected the host sites it believed would provide the ultimate experience for the respective student-athletes, resulting in 523 total championship event sites awarded.
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