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Protesters end CN Rail blockade near Portage la Prairie
A group of protesters blocking road and rail traffic on Highway 16 at the Trans-Canada Highway left the site early Wednesday evening.
Tensions flared late Wednesday afternoon as RCMP officers confronted a handful of protesters who vowed to remain at a standoff blocking road and rail traffic on Highway 16 at the Trans Canada Highway west of Portage la Prairie.
The protest, organized by several aboriginal leaders including former Roseau River First Nation chief Terry Nelson, blocked a CN freight train and some traffic on Highway 16, also known as the Yellowhead.
Around noon the train was forced to stop several hundred metres before a group of protesters who took to the tracks that cross the Yellowhead.
Earlier in the day Nelson said about 20 people had attended the protest, and he expected more later in the day.
By late afternoon, three women and Peter Yellowquill, former chief of the Long Plain First Nation, said they intended to keep the rail blockade in place indefinitely -- but around 6 p.m. they left the area without incident around.
Wednesday afternoon CN Rail obtained an injunction declaring all blockades on its rail lines in Manitoba illegal and ordering aboriginal protesters to leave the property, but officials would not say if the company requested police evict the protesters from the blockade.
Spokesman Jim Feeny said the injunction was obtained in Court of Queen's Bench, adding it's in force until Jan. 24 and it can be extended if necessary.
"We're working with local authorities to determine the appropriate course of action," Feeny said.
Injunction 'null and void': protester
Papers reported to be related to the court injunction were kicked onto the the tracks by protesters, who said they were prepared to be arrested.
"It's clear we are defying the court order... it is null and void," said Yellowquill. He said the blockade was intended to send a message to the Prime Minister to honour the treaties or deal with blockades instead.
"We support the treaty law and we want to point out to Canadians that it's treaty law that being broken."
RCMP officers, led by the local detachment inspector, talked briefly with protesters. They then spoke among themselves and returned, telling the protesters they did not intend to arrest them. Instead they would divert traffic away from the area.
One truck driver, who gave his name as Dennis, expressed mixed feelings about the blockade.
"I thought they were blocking the trains, not us," he said. Hauling a semi-trailer full of corn to deliver to Saskatchewan, he shrugged when asked if he was upset with the delay.
"They have their rights," the trucker said. Minutes later he reversed his truck and backed off, heading to Saskatchewan on the Trans-Canada Highway rather than the Yellowhead.
Blockade to last 'as long as it takes'
Former Roseau River chief Terry Nelson left the protest site late in the afternoon, saying the group intended to challenge the injunction.
"The train is basically hauling natural resources. It's hauling billions and billions of dollars worth of First nations wealth," said Nelson, a vice-chairman of the American Indian Movement. "It's hauling oil, it's hauling timber, it's hauling gravel, it's hauling everything basically that comes from the land.
"It's our property if the treaties have been breached."
Nelson said the plan to stop the train was to last "as long as it takes for Canadians to come to their senses. He himself had earlier planned to remain at the site for at least 72 hours, but left the site late Wednesday afternoon, saying the group would challenge the injunction.
Nelson defined people who are "not indigenous" as being "immigrants."
"We want to get the immigrants who came to our land to understand something. They're living on our lands, they're living on our resources, they're living on our wealth," he said.
"One of the things that really angers us is that in all of the websites, and all of the comments made by immigrant Canadians, is that we live off their good graces, not the Canadian taxpayer," said Nelson. "We're here to tell them that (their) lifestyle is subsidized by our lands and our wealth, and our natural resources, so we're stopping the natural resources from moving."
Blockade intended to step up pressure on government
One organizer, Kylo Prince, said participants gathered this morning at the Red Sun Gas Bar on Highway 6, just off the Perimeter, and headed west to the rail crossings by noon, where they were met by others who are waiting for them.
Prince said this morning's blockade is part of a national campaign and the last peaceful attempt to pressure the Harper government to withdraw the controversial Bill C-45, adding if this fails violent actions will take place.
Prince, from the Long Plain First Nation, said the Portage blockade has been organized by the American Indian Movement, adding that the street demonstrations organized by the Idle No More group have only angered the rest of society and have had little impact.
"AIM has been around a lot longer than Idle No More," Prince said. "I don't think the government cares if we're dancing in the streets."
Prince said the decision to block the railroad is an attempt to step up the pressure.
"If we block rail lines, that affects corporations and we'll interrupt their dollars," he said.
Manitoba protests among many across Canada
Meanwhile, in Winnipeg this morning about 25 people rallied downtown at Portage Avenue and Memorial Boulevard and then marched to the steps of the Legislature. The group, from Berens River First Nation, wanted their voices heard on issues affecting their band, like education and healthy living conditions.
In The Pas, Facebook supporters circulated word of another rail blockade to be held by Pukatawagan First Nation supporters today.
The Manitoba protests were among many across the country today, several of them organized in support of the Idle No More movement. Most were peaceful.
The Idle No More movement started in December to protest federal omnibus Bill C-45 and other legislation aboriginal people say erodes treaty rights, threatens fisheries and protection of lakes and rivers in Canada.
Bill C-45, introduced in the Commons in October, amends legislation in 64 other acts and has since passed and received royal assent. Native groups believe the series of changes proposed in the legislation erode indigenous rights, specifically portions of the act that apply to the Indian Act, the Navigation Protection Act, and the Environmental Assessment Act.
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National homophobic bullying charity launches in London
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what is the Organisations name, and how do we contact them ???
It's wonderful to have people pulling together like this: big names, and big splash, and going into schools.
But sending people into schools to talk to kids wears off so quickly, at most until the kids in the audience leave the school. And the celebs and campaigners can't affect many schools.
We know the procedures, policies and skills that schools and teachers need, and how to introduce the project from the governors and staff downward, so that the change of ethos is something that sustains itself over the years.
Full marks to the campaigners who are doing their utmost to make a difference, but please, lets learn from experience.
The agency, **Chrysalis**, with Sue Sanders has been working more effectively for years, and has years of experience. Aurora, the police LGBT consultation group in Croydon, paid for one of those projects a couple of years back. If you want a project like this, go to those **who've been doing it**, and have been changing things long term.
Wasn't Ian McKellan doing the same thing for AKT. Make it illegal to bully call it emotional assault or STFU
parenteenconnect.com is a great website to seek/give advice to other parents of teens on how to discuss different topics with your teen such as bullying, abuse and money.
Why do Homophobic Bullies need a charity? They already have so many..the Anglican Church, the Catholic Church, etc etc.
I thought Stonewall had a national campaign on tackling homophobic bullying in Britain's schools and promoting equality in education.
Isn't the new charity duplicating this?
I see Stonewalland DRM as complementary not as rivals or a duplication. We need as many ways of getting the message across as possible. Lots of the other organisations people have named in their comments were there supporting the DRM launch.
I like this. Seeing as Stonewall and many other large charities are mainly L and G, it's nice to have someone who actually mentions other sexualities and transgender identities as well. I hope this charity and the campaign becomes successful.
Any charity promoting role models will have its work cut out trying to counter all the negativity of Ben Mitchell on Eastenders!
From the neck down Evan Davis is a fine looking man.
I don't think he's bad from the neck up, either, though his looks are a little unusual. The main thing though is that he seems charming and intelligent and that always turns me on big time.
I wonder if they will help with getting rid of certain homophobic bullies on PN comments, one made me feel sick and almost in tears this morning :(
I sympathise, but it has to be borne. Remember that abuse and denigration via an anonymous medium of communcation is the resort of cowards and inadequates.
Agreed, the bravery of those who think they are "morally superior" to come in here and anonymously vomit disgustingly graphic remarks to insult, sadly belies the poor state of their mental health.
I doubt these people, like Keith/Matthew/Skinner would be bale to say boo in the real worlds, hence in there they feel slightly more empowered that the useless failures they are in life.
too true, it can still be upsetting but it does help to prove the point of what equal rights campaign are trying to stamp out so it has some sort of silver lining no matter how much they spew faeces.
Well Done!
Good luck with the campaign – I'll be telling teacher friends about your work
A good charity and hope it's rolled out to the rest of the country.
Great news this. Gets to the point – we need positive role models like our gay tory MP Nick Boles ( Grantham & Stamford)
We`llk be pushing for this here in Lincolnshire – seeing if Bernie Taupin can be persuaded to come back home for a jamming session soon!
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Before (left) and after (right).
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Accent: Sudbury's own dome on the rock
No bail for accused Sudbury man
Local baseball standouts take game to States
Joey Moher did the paperwork. He put on the suit, smiled, posed for the photos.
Reindeer lichen making recovery in Sudbury
It looks a little like calcified coral, or a brain past its prime, and could serve as nature's Therm-a-Rest in a pinch.
Sudbury letter: Highway closed too long
On Saturday, just north of Pointe au Baril, there was a double fatality due to unsafe passing. Very unfortunate, but also common.
Sudbury letter: City needs to be more honest
Darryl Taylor of the CUPE Local 4705 is bang on the money when he says having only managers being part of Project 6 Million is ludicrous.
Sudbury, Nickel Belt election debates in October
The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce will partner with the Sudbury Real Estate Board to host two all-candidates' events.
Little Chelmsford girl needs liver transplant
A little Chelmsford girl could use a helping hand.
Vigilante killing of black bear in Sudbury
A bear was inhumanely shot by a resident in a New Sudbury neighbourhood late Wednesday night.
Sudbury water tower on the block
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Good news for Sudbury's locavores
Valley East locavores looking to get their fix of fresh greens need look no further than the Valley East Local Market, which opens today.
Mehta film kicks off Sudbury's Cinefest
Sudbury cinephiles rejoice. The lineup for this year's Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival has been partially release.
Sudbury singer making impression
There is no doubt -- Justine Giles' star is still rising, its zenith still just out of reach.
Dare started Sudbury woman's career in music
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Manchester City 3-1 Everton: Stirring comeback grabs win for City (video)
Oct 5, 2013, 9:45 AM EDT
Manchester City dominated large spells of the game, as they rallied back from 1-0 down early on to beat Everton 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium.
Goals from Sergio Aguero, Alvaro Negredo and an unfortunate own goal from Tim Howard was enough to cancel out Romelu Lukaku's opener, and hand all three points to the home side.
With the win City momentarily move up to second on 13 points, while the Premier League's only unbeaten record is gone, as Everton remain in fourth.
After a frantic start, Everton went 1-0 up to shock the Etihad Stadium after 16 minutes. Romelu Lukaku scored his fourth goal in three Premier League games for Everton as the Belgian forward, on loan from Chelsea, latched onto a long ball over the top and his shot trickled through Joe Hart and into the goal.
Another bad moment for City's defense and their goalkeeper.
But City weren't behind for long, as Yaya Toure pushed City forward straight from the restart and their patient buildup paid off as Toure slotted in Alvaro Negredo to finish and make it 1-1 in the 18th minute.
Man City captain and central defender Vincent Kompany limped off just after the half hour mark, with Serbian defender Matija Nastasic coming on in his place.
For the rest of the first half City pushed forward but Everton looked dangerous on the break and Kevin Mirallas went close to breaking through on numerous occasions.
However it was City who went in ahead a the break, as their relentless pressure finally paid off when David Silva slotted in Sergio Aguero to smash home in the 44th minute. The goal was the Argentinian's fourth PL goal of the season.
Following the interval, City came flying out of the traps but often tried to walk the ball into the back of the net as they toyed with Everton's defense.
Some brave defending from Everton held City's onslaught off, as the second half started as the first finished: Man City dominance.
But despite their offensive dominance, it wasn't all good news for Pellegrini, as left back Aleksandar Kolarov joined Kompany in going off injured. City's defensive cover will be called into questioned following this fresh batch of injuries, however, the international break could help both players recover before City's next game against West Ham on October 19.
In the 68th minute Aguero wrapped up the three points, as referee Jonathan Moss signaled for a spot-kick following Seamus Coleman's slight nudge on City right back Pablo Zabaleta, The award looked harsh, and USMNT goalkeeper Tim Howard got so close to keeping the penalty out, but his fingertip save only deflected the ball against the post before hitting his back and into the net for an own goal.
The game played out with a few more subs, as Everton tried to rally, but they couldn't break down City, as they won their fourth game in a row at home to start the 2013-14 campaign.
Manchester City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kolarov (Clichy 54), Kompany (Nastasic 32), Lescott, Milner, Fernandinho, Toure, Silva, Aguero (Nasri 79), Negredo.
Everton: Howard, Baines, Distin, Jagielka, Coleman, McCarthy, Osman (Gibson 63), Naismith, Barkley, Mirallas (Deulofeu 63), Lukaku (Kone 82).
Premier League 2015-16 season preview: Manchester City
Jul 29, 2015, 3:55 PM EDT
How different will City's lineup look at the end of August? It's hard to project anything without that knowledge, but we'll make an attempt.
Hull City loses a pair of valuable players to the Premier League
Jul 29, 2015, 3:00 PM EDT
Robbie Brady and James Chester are leaving the Championship side for new homes back in England's top flight.
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Jul 29, 2015, 2:16 PM EDT
JPW discusses the chances that Norwich City, Bournemouth, and Watford have of staying up next season.
Wednesday Transfer Rumor Roundup: Reus rules out Liverpool, Chicharito to Spurs
Jul 29, 2015, 1:41 PM EDT
The latest news around the soccer world.
Arsenal goalkeeper Szczesny officially off to Roma on season-long loan
Jul 29, 2015, 12:43 PM EDT
After losing his place at The Emirates last year, the 25-year-old will take a crack at proving himself again in Italy.
Premier League 2015-16 season preview: Liverpool
Jul 29, 2015, 11:40 AM EDT
Can Rodgers and the Reds bounce back to finish in the top four and win some silverware this season? His job might depend on it.
Jose Mourinho hits back at Rafael Benitez's wife; he "destroyed" Inter Milan, needs new diet
Jul 29, 2015, 10:37 AM EDT
Mr. Mourinho and Mrs. Benitez are having a verbal battle via the press. This will not end well.
Chelsea issue injury update on Gary Cahill and Diego Costa
Jul 29, 2015, 9:40 AM EDT
Mourinho suffers two injuries to key players in Chelsea's final game of U.S. tour.
Premier League 2015-16 season preview: Leicester City
Jul 29, 2015, 8:50 AM EDT
Ranieri has a big job on his hands to keep the Foxes out of the relegation zone. Can he succeed at the KP?
Michel Platini announces he will run for FIFA presidency
Jul 29, 2015, 8:15 AM EDT
Legendary French midfielder is red-hot favorite to replace Blatter.
VIDEO: Chelsea's Eden Hazard dances around Barcelona to score magical goal
Jul 29, 2015, 7:45 AM EDT
Oh Eden, stop it. Check out his latest piece of genius.
Chelsea 2-2 Barcelona: Good-looking goals to spare in Maryland (video)
Jul 28, 2015, 10:08 PM EDT
Close to 80,000 saw Barcelona move to 1-2 in three ICC matches. Barca finishes off its tourney vs. Fiorentina in Florence on Aug. 2.
WATCH: Juking, solo dribble goal by Newcastle's Haris Vuckic is quite nice
Jul 28, 2015, 9:16 PM EDT
Thank goodness Haris Vuckic's brother follows his career over the web.
Mob Museum in Vegas to open FIFA exhibit in September
Jul 28, 2015, 7:16 PM EDT
Something tell us the exhibit won't bring in the same sort of interest as the actual wall from the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, but it does fit the bill of organized crime.
MLS All Star Game preview: Forecasting the day when the idea is clearly ridiculous
Jul 28, 2015, 6:11 PM EDT
Here's hoping MLS makes the idea of this contest laughable in the next decade, if not sooner. Like tomorrow.
Mexico post-Herrera: Few answers, many questions as El Tri moves forward
Jul 28, 2015, 5:39 PM EDT
Who takes over the ship, one in which the majority of the hands reportedly liked playing for Herrera?
Premier League 2015-16 season preview: Everton
Jul 28, 2015, 4:27 PM EDT
Will they hold onto Stones and Coleman? If so, expect Everton to be in the Europa League discussion and to make a healthy bid for both Cups.
Official: Miguel Herrera fired by Mexico days after Gold Cup win, alleged attack on journalist
Jul 28, 2015, 3:30 PM EDT
The nation has now changed men's national team managers 15 times since 2000, and only two of those changes were caretaker moves.
Done deals: Vidal to Bayern Munich, Luis leaves Chelsea for Atletico Madrid, Crespo to Aston Villa
Jul 28, 2015, 1:59 PM EDT
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The U.S. Embassy in Beijing said today that it will fly its flags at half mast in what diplomats call a "show of respect" for the three Chinese journalists killed in last Friday's NATO bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade.
Meanwhile, protests continue outside the American embassy in Beijing. U.S. Ambassador James Sasser is holed up in the building for a fourth day.
NATO has said that the bombing of the Chinese embassy, a well-known building in Belgrade, was due to faulty intelligence information supplied to the allies by the CIA.
Meanwhile, the Clinton Administration yesterday notified Congress that it has approved the export of technology to China to permit the launching of a communications satellite aboard a Chinese rocket next month. The certification is the first such notice to Congress under a 1998 law that conditions technology transfers on national interests. The law was passed in the aftermath of a Congressional uproar last year over the transfer of sensitive missile technology to China.
The Administration said the timing is not connected to the bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia.
The notification comes in the wake of a spy scandal, in which a scientist working on a classified Pentagon project in 1997 provided China with secrets on advanced radar technology.
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Friday: College kids would be wise to haul ass to Denton tonight, where DJ extraordinaire Diplo and Brazilian electro-popsters Cansei de Ser Sexy touch down at Hailey's, while jangly, out-of-town indie combo the Minders and the Kingdom play at Rubber Gloves just a few blocks away. Closer to home, this week's music section previewed a few gigs already, but my picks are Austin's Golden Bear at the Cavern--just listen to their songs, please--and the monthly hip-hop showcase, Final Friday, at the Gypsy Tea Room. But if you're too broke to afford cover at either of those, the Deathray Davies and Austin's Lemurs hold court for free at the Barley House.
Saturday: The fresh brilliance of Dallas' Rose County Fair headlines at Club Dada, but John Pedigo's latest (and greatest) take on alt-country has serious competition from the old guard. The Drams, celebrated in this week's main music feature and blog-hyped by Wilonsky a few days ago, hold their Dallas CD release party at Sons of Hermann Hall with help from the Deathray Davies (busy guys). On the (somewhat) other side of town, former Fry Street Fair organizer and artist-about-town Cabe Booth throws his 36th birthday party at the Cavern. Well, he should call it his 26th, considering the late '90s local greats on the bill: Baboon, Bobgoblin and the Dutch Treats, all of which are still going strong.
...and a bonus tip for any Austin readers: Fort Worth's Theater Fire performs at the inside stage at Emo's tonight, supported by Austin up-and-comers Pink Nasty and Brothers & Sisters. You really need to go to this show and see what we up here have been raving about. -Sam Machkovech
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The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Art collection comprises 2050 artworks and other objects. The artworks - which numerically dominate the collection - were produced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia. The accumulation of these artworks into a single collection has resulted from the choices and selections made during a 38 year period by a variety of staff working for the Council for Aboriginal Affairs (CAA), the Department of Aboriginal Affairs (DAA), the Aboriginal Development Commission (ADC) and the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) at the national, regional and local levels.
The collection spans the years following the 1967 referendum, when dramatic changes in the governance of Aboriginal people took place, up to 2005 when the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission was dissolved. It provides a snapshot of the diversity and changes in Indigenous art and its representation which occurred during the period of its formation. The small number of 'non-art' objects in the collection is also significant in providing insights into the working of the various Commonwealth bodies involved in Indigenous affairs. As well as the significance of many of the individual pieces, the collection is also significant as a whole, as a complex artefact stemming from Australia's history of governance of Australian Indigenous peoples.
Turner and Valentine Families collection(177)
Josef Lebovic Gallery collection no. 1(7553)
Dorothy Bennett collection(167)
Canning Stock Route collection(124)
The Canning Stock Route collection is comprised of 125 works and includes paintings, drawings, baskets, boomerangs, coolamons, headdresses, carved figures and shields.
The Canning Stock Route is a no-longer-used cattle droving route that traverses the Great Sandy and Gibson Deserts of central Western Australia. Comprised of 48 wells along an 1800 kilometres stretch of track, the route links Wiluna in the south with Sturt Creek in the north and traverses the traditional lands of nine Aboriginal language groups. The route was founded in 1905 when Alfred Canning was commissioned to investigate a route suitable for the droving of 500 head of cattle, with water sources spaced at intervals of no more than one day's walk apart. Although Canning's map records observations of the land and water resources, it makes no mention of Indigenous places and their associated meanings which the route traversed. This collection, composed of 'painting stories', sculptural works and oral histories, re-dresses Canning's omission and records the impact of the stock route on Indigenous lives and country. A six week journey with traditional owners held in July and August of 2007 inspired the artworks, many of which were produced during the journey, and provided an opportunity for more than 70 senior and emerging artists to reconnect with traditional lands..
Springfield - Faithfull Family collection(3501)
The Springfield Collection comprises about 1550 artefacts from Springfield station, south of Goulburn. It includes colonial era costume, a bushranger medal, surveying instruments, a late-19th century landau, firearms and edged weapons, wool samples and Joseph Foveaux's pocket watch and bible. The objects are complemented by over 400 photographs. This diverse collection reflects the growth and economic success of the property, responses to changes in the wool market and the daily lives of the people who have lived on Springfield.
Springfield has grown from a 518-hectare land grant given to William Pitt Faithfull in 1828 to the current 3183 hectares with ownership remaining in the one family. William Pitt Faithfull established the Springfield Merino Stud in 1838 with ten rams selected from the Macarthur Camden Park stud. The stud evolved slowly over the years until the early 1950s when, under the management of Jim Maple-Brown, a scientific approach to wool-growing was adopted and the stud's name was changed to Fonthill to reflect this.
Frank Proust collection(7)
The Frank Proust collection consists of the damaged tachometer plate from the instrument panel of the aircraft Southern Cloud and four black and white photographs by Sydney Morning Herald photographer Alan Kemp.
Southern Cloud, operated by Australian National Airways, crashed in 1931 during appalling weather on the Sydney-Melbourne route. The wreck was not found in the subsequent search and the mystery of the plane's disappearance captured the nation's attention during the dark days of the Depression. It was Australia's first major civil aviation disaster. Only in 1958 - and quite by accident - was the wreckage found by a worker on the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Scheme. A significant outcome of the crash was a recommendation for the adoption of radio in civil aircraft in Australia, enabling changed weather forecasts to be conveyed to aircrews. The loss of Southern Cloud and the eight persons on board played a part in creating safer air travel for all Australians. The damaged tachometer plate forms a poignant and graphic reminder of the dangers of flying in the 1930s.
Timothy Millett collection(314)
The Timothy Millett collection comprises 307 convict love tokens dating from 1762 to 1856, and seven contemporary documents relating to the criminal justice system including: recommendations to commute the death sentences of Hester Sampson and Thomas Hayes to life transportation; a calendar of prisoners awaiting trial in the goals of Durham, Newcastle and Northumberland; a request to the Middlesex assizes for rewards to be paid; a printed copy of George Skene's last speech prior to execution; a printed broadside listing prisoners in Dorchester jail awaiting transportation; and a 60 page handwritten account of the life of Thomas Jones, who was transported twice and finally hanged at Winchester Prison in 1856.
Convict love tokens, typically made from smoothed-down coins and engraved or stippled with a message, derive from traditional sailors' farewells. The production of these 'leaden hearts' rose as criminal indictments increased in Britain, with the majority produced during the 1820s and 1830s. As mementos made by or for convicts facing transportation (or death) to leave behind for their loved ones, the tokens provide a poignant, personal insight into the transportation system.


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Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has become one of the reigning stars of the industry following the tremendous success of her films 'Queen' and 'Tanu Weds Manu Returns'. As per the latest buzz, the actress is being considered to play the role of Maanyata in the biopic on actor Sanjay Dutt.
Filmfare Awards - Filmfare Awards - Best Female Critics - Priyanka Chopra
The Best Actor Female Critics Award of the year goes to Actress Priyanka Chopra for her brilliant acting in Vishal Bharadwaj's film Saat Khoon Maaf. "A true celebration of excellence in Indian Cinema, the 57th Idea Filmfare Awards 2011 in Mumbai on the 19th February 2012 was a larger than life spectacle; a glorious representation of its legacy of over five decades. Through the years, Filmfare has become the most awaited event in the industry. It was a night to be remembered as everyone looked on with pride and admiration at the coveted Black Lady was presented to the deserving winners. With a slew of performances by the biggest names in filmdom, the annual Idea Filmfare Awards is now an extravagant gala of glitz, glamour, excitement and entertainment. This year, the Filmfare Awards was hosted by the King Khan Shahrukh Khan and the charming Ranbir Kapoor who bought the house down with their wit and humour. There were power packed performances with the beautiful Kareena Kapoor, vivacious Priyanka Chopra, charming Deepika Padukone and the sizzling Rakhi Sawant setting the stage on fire. The newly wedded star couple Ritesh Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza performed on the evergreen Pehla Nasha while SRK brought back his Dilwale days dancing to Mehendi Laga Ke Rakhna . Zindagi Na Miley Dobara took away the award for the Best Movie while Rockstar Ranbir won the Best Actor Award. Vidya Balan with her "ooh La la" performance won the Best Actress award"
Ranbir Kapoor
Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor's love story is an old chapter now as both Ranbir and Deepika have moved on in life and also found a new life partner. As their next film 'Tamasha' is about to see the light of the day, the
The first look of Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone starrer 'Tamasha', directed by Imtiaz Ali was leaked online and the ex-flame showed a great camaraderie. The film was shot in Corsica and showed incredible chemistry. Though guarded, few scenes from the film were leaked online in the past.
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New numbers show the GDP took a nose dive in the past quarter going from 2.5 percent to just 0.1 percent, prompting analysis that America could be headed for a double dip recession. More from the Wall Street Journal.
The U.S. economy slowed in the first quarter to one of the weakest paces of the five-year recovery as the frigid winter appeared to have curtailed business investment and weakness overseas hurt exports.
Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of goods and services produced across the economy, advanced at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 0.1% in the first quarter, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal had forecast growth at a 1.1% pace for the quarter.
High taxes, Obamacare and economic uncertainty are coming home to roost.
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I had an iPhone 5 and was very happy with it. Intended to keep it for another year but replace my first gen iPad. Accidentally drowned the 5 (yes, it was an accident), bought a 6 Plus (beautiful) and so won't be buying the new iPad for a while. I could use a new iPad though and will probably replace mine within 12 months. I'm surprised at how well the larger iPhone obviates the need for my iPad for applications such as SignalScopePro for example and for watching video:
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Former 'American Idol' finalist Jessica Sierra gets media order liftedApril 15, 2009
Jessica Sierra is free to reappear in the public eye.
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VH1 was reportedly able to find several sex-crazed celebrities willing to confront their problems on a new reality series.
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Celebrity sex addicts could reportedly be receiving some professional help via a new reality series.
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VH1 reveals 'Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew' second-season castJune 10, 2008
VH1 has revealed the identities of the seven Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew second-season participants, who will receive detoxification and treatment from David Drew "Dr. Drew" Pinsky and his staff.
Jessica Sierra eyeing 'Celebrity Rehab' return, needs gag order liftedJune 4, 2008
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Canon EOS 50D digital camera
Excellent image quality, good ergonomics and build, menu system, comprehensive feature set and customisability, info panel, responsive
Joystick and Quick Dial take getting used to; shadow detail lost too quickly, noise processing eats detail over ISO 1000 (and at lowest setting)
The 50D enters the DSLR market pitched into the same sector as Nikon's recent D300 and as such it has stiff competition. The new camera's apparent similarity to the 40D masks a very different and much improved model in the 50D; almost every aspect of the previous model has been enhanced, improved or worked on.
The headline change must be the all-new 15-megapixel CMOS sensor that features redesigned photosites, micro lenses and electrical jiggery pokery. And joined as it is to Canon's most up-to-date DIGIC image engine, DIGIC 4 means it is capable of low noise high ISO imaging at high frame rates, up to 6.3fps and 14-bit analogue to digital conversion.
This makes the new EOS a very response model with almost instant start up and although it is a bit of lump, just like its forbear, it's actually 10g lighter, at 730g body only. However, it's magnesium alloy chassis and reassuringly rigid body construction makes it equally reassuring to hold and use.
Like all EOS models, the camera's controls are well laid out with a top plate benefiting from a large backlit data LCD that's accompanied by a set of buttons for key combined features such as AF and drive modes; ISO and bracketing settings; white balance and metering controls.
A press of the relevant button activates both settings, one controlled by the main control dial just forward of the shutter release and/or the quick control wheel on the back.
The large quick control wheel is used in conjunction with a small joystick device or "multi controller" as Canon calls it; this is rather counter intuitive to use at first (the same problem as with other EOS models fitted with the same control layout), but once you've mastered them both, moving around menus and images and settings is very fast and of course, its raison d'etre.
While these controls may seem a bit of a handful at first, one thing that is not is a new 3-inch, 920k-dot, screen which is a cracker to use, has dual anti reflective coatings built-in to help using it in brighter conditions, particularly as the other feature of the 50D is its Live View capability.
The AF set up provides nine AF zones for "normal" use and Live View gets a couple of extra tweaks with Face Detection Live View and a Quick AF setup that may be faster than some but is not particularly accurate as I found on some lower light work I shot at the wide end of the kit lens.
This lens is actually a rather good 17-85mm F/4 to F/5.6 Image Stabilised optic that provides the equivalent focal range of 27.2mm to 136mm thanks to the new APS-C sensor's 1.6x field of view crop. The apertures mean depth of field control can be a bit of a challenge but the image stabilisation provides an excellent two or three stops of handholdablity.
With DIGIC 4's responsiveness it is easy to forget that the camera is pumping 15-megapixel images across to the card (incidentally Canon claim even better performance with UDMA cards in place) so fleet of foot it is.
Other new bits of kit of note include the sensor's new, gapless micro lenses. This increases the efficiency of each photosite and so helps reduce further, possible noise issues. The (now pretty much standard across the range) EOS Integrated Cleaning System (to keep dust off of the sensor between lens changes for example) boasts a new fluorine coating on the low pass filter helping to stop dust adhering in the first place and that, combined with other features such as the now indispensable Live View, which has a dedicated button for fast activation on the back plate.
However, the hit and miss performance of the AF in Live View and the fact the Face Detection did not always get it right when the lens was used at the widest focal length disappointed somewhat.
Other improvements include the Quick Control screen, which borrows a leaf from Olympus' E-series book and utilises the large display to help you control and interact with the camera's settings.
One of the features I loved is the Creative Auto mode activated from the large top plate mode dial, which is crammed with settings including all the main manual shooting options, six subject programs and two custom modes to name the main items on hand.
Creative Auto is activated here too, when selected, you can quickly adjust the Picture Style in use (these include additional modes for Portrait, Faithful and Monochrome modes, to name three, and that can be user-customised adding almost limitless "looks" to each setting) with simple-to-use sliders to adjust background blur and exposure for example.
The camera is also equipped with four levels of noise reduction for high ISO noise, though on this test, noise is not actually much of a problem until you get up to and over ISO 2000. Above here noise becomes more noticeable but it is not until you get to ISO 3200 and beyond (H1 is equal to an ISO 6400 equivalent an H2 is equivalent to ISO 12,800) that noise becomes anything nasty. However I did note that detail starts to get stripped as early as ISO 1000 which is a shame as it introduces a reduction in sharpness that needs to be factored in and adjusted for in the camera's custom settings.
However, the user interface for all this kit is nicely enhanced from the EOS 40D (the new look interface is part of the new DIGIC 4 processing package) with neat colour coded, tabbed menu items.
The 50D also sports the ability to shoot RAW and JPEGs together but you also get the ability to downsize the image dimensions of the RAW files (or sRAW files), helping you to maximise the storage or adjust the quality to suit the final image needs. RAWs can be captured at full 15.1-megapixels, 7.1-megapixels or 3.8-megapixels according to your needs. Throw in HDMI support, so that you can output images on the camera directly to a compatible HD TV and you have a superb piece of camera kit that's sure to make waves in the market.
And I can say this with confidence since the image quality is superb. Not just lack of noise but colour and detail, metering and white balance, all perform very well (with bags of customisation built-in if you need to tweak things further too). One reservation I did have on the image quality side of things was to do with the shadow detail, which seemed to clog up much more quickly in shadows than I'd have liked, a problem I've encountered before with Canon EOS models.
True, there's headroom in the RAWs that allow you tease out further detail but this an extra step on PC back at base, so it's not ideal but overall, the camera performs very well indeed.
At £1200, the EOS 50D looks pricey (though even a cursory glance online revealed prices over £300 less than this already) but it's well made and very very fast to use. Image quality is as good as I was expecting (caveats around the lack of shadow detail notwithstanding) and so the EOS 50D easily provides resolution enough customisability enough and the required high ISO noise control abilities, for almost any photography task.
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Donald Geschwindt, WWII vet, Swamp UCC pastor, dies
Donald F. Geschwindt, 88, formerly of Reinholds, passed away Monday, Sept. 17, 2012 at the Masonic Village of Elizabethtown.
He was born in Shoemakersville to the late Morris C. and Katie M. (Stitzel) Geschwindt and was the husband of the late Betty D. Geschwindt, who died in 1999.
After graduating in 1942 from Perry Township High School, Donald served in the U.S. Air Force for three years during World War II in Okinawa. Following the service, he worked as a milk tester for two years. He continued his education at Franklin and Marshall College, graduating with the class of 1952 and Lancaster Theological Seminary in 1955. Donald was the pastor at Swamp United Church of Christ (UCC), Reinholds, for 27 1/2 years. Prior to Swamp UCC, he was charged with four churches in Perry County and had a Landisburg charge, two churches in Centre County and a Hublersburg charge. After Swamp UCC, Donald was the interim pastor at Salem Hellers UCC, Leola. Donald helped to organize the Cocalico Ministerium. He served on the church and ministry committee of the Lancaster association.
Donald was former scout master in Shoemakersville. A life member of the Reinholds V.F.W. Post 6759, he served as the master of ceremonies for the Reinholds Memorial Day services for 20 some years. Donald was a member of the Ephrata Masonic Lodge #665, where he served as chaplain. He was also a member of the Lancaster Lodge of Perfection, the Reading Consistory, Rajah Shrine, a 33rd Degree Mason, James Buchanan High Twelve Club and Mountville Lions Club. A charter member of the Reinholds Lions, Donald served as secretary for 22 years and he was a Melvin Jones fellow. He was the pastor emeritus of Swamp UCC. Gardening, woodworking and tinkering are things Donald enjoyed.
He is survived by a daughter: Deborah A., wife of Christopher R. Lidle Sr., of Middletown; a son: Karl D., husband of Mary Ellen A. (Nosal) Geschwindt, of Emmaus; grandchildren: Sarita and Adam; brothers: Ray N., husband of Edith Geschwindt, of Hamburg; and Harold H. Geschwindt, of Shoemakersville; sisters: Mary Jane Keim, of Wyomissing Hills; and Ruth H. Hasenauer, of Elizabethtown.
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Memorial contributions in Donald's memory may be made to Masonic Charities, c/o Hospice, 1 Masonic Drive, Elizabethtown, PA 17022.
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ABSTRACT A series of 4-aminoquinoline derivatives were synthesized by the reaction of 4-chloro-7-substituted-quinolines with the corresponding mono/dialkyl amines. The structures of the synthesized compounds were confirmed by NMR and FAB-MS spectral and elemental analyses. Subsequently, the compounds were examined for their cytotoxic effects on two different human breast tumor cell lines: MCF7 and MDA-MB468. Although all compounds examined were quite effective on both cell lines, the compound N'-(7-chloro-quinolin-4-yl)-N,N-dimethyl-ethane-1,2-diamine emerged as the most active compound of the series. It was particularly potent against MDA-MB 468 cells when compared to chloroquine and amodiaquine. The compound butyl-(7-fluoro-quinolin-4-yl)-amine showed more potent effects on MCF-7 cells when compared to chloroquine. Therefore, 4-aminoquinoline can serve as the prototype molecule for further development of a new class of anticancer agents.
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ABSTRACT: A series of novel 4-aminoquinoline derivatives were synthesized as antitumor agents by reacting 4-chloroquinoline with the corresponding mono/dialkyl amines. The cytotoxicity of these compounds was evaluated in vitro against HCT-116, A549, DU-145, HepG2, and LN229 cell lines. The results showed that most of the synthesized compounds displayed excellent cytotoxicity, and 5,7-dimethoxy-2-phenyl-N-propylquinoline-4-amine (6a) displayed the most potent cytotoxicity against HCT-116 cells. Furthermore, 6a could decrease VEGF protein expression. Graphical abstract The synthesis and antitumor activity of 4-aminoquinoline derivatives have been described.Medicinal Chemistry Research 06/2012; 22(6). DOI:10.1007/s00044-012-0283-8 · 1.61 Impact Factor
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Before the implementation of the election model code of conduct, to give sanction to the Rs 155 crore works provisioned in the budget, chief minister Dr Raman Singh will hold marathon meeting of the four development authorities on Thursday.
The chief minister wants that the process of works, amount for which has been provisioned in the budget, should be started soon in the four development authorities of Bastar, Surguja, Scheduled Caste and Rural Development authorities. Sanction for development works is being given through these authorities. Later, tenders are invited for these works from different districts.
As the election is at door, preparations are on to give sanction for works for the whole year at one go. MLA of the area is the member of these authorities. On his recommendation and demand only provisions are made in the budget.
The chief minister will hold the meeting of Bastar development authority first at 4.30 pm. In this meeting works related to the districts of Bastar division will be reviewed and then sanction would be accorded for new works.
The meeting of Surguja Development Authority will start at 5.15 pm, Scheduled Caste Development Authority meeting at 6 and then the meeting of Rural Area Development Authority. In these meetings, development works of general areas will be sanctioned.
Besides vice-chairmen, MLAs of the area concerned were also invited for the meetings. Total Rs 155 crore works will be sanctioned for the four development authorities.
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Star In the Middle
Another glass composite image. For details on how these are created, see the description and comments for this set. www.flickr.com/photos/jeffffd/sets/72157603650202255/comm...
Interesting piece of work, excellent job!
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Eye Candy!, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group.
I think this is my favourite of the series so far. I love the geometry of the star.
The center part of these photos is magical. Just amazing.
Are you getting the color from post processing, or is there some way to manipulate/filter the light from the softbox (I'm guessing?) for that? I don't have the book (yet), or any amount of significant lighting equipment, but I'm thinking about a giant empty notepad window on my LCD display behind some construction paper to get started along these lines...
very creative! bravo! :)
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