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Teenagers are transforming empty state houses into party pads as Housing New Zealand moves Maraenui tenants out of earthquake-prone buildings.
The Napier suburb is becoming like a ghost town as the corporation empties out the 56 state houses that come under 20 per cent of the new building standard. More than 25 tenants have been given 90 days to relocate. It brings the number of vacant properties in Maraenui up to 96.
"The whole place is like a ghost town," community group Tu Tangata Maraenui spokeswoman Minnie Ratima said.
The houses with boarded up windows and overgrown lawns are being targeted by vandals and have become dumping grounds for unwanted rubbish.
Teenagers had been treating the empty properties as party houses while some used them as hiding places, Ms Ratima said.
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A Hawke's Bay police spokeswoman said empty houses being targeted by vandals was an "ongoing problem".
Ms Ratima believed the corporation was "rubbishing" Maraenui.
"They are turning what was once a friendly connected suburb into a run-down neighbourhood where the empty houses are posing a real threat to the safety of our families."
Housing NZ spokesman Sean Bignell said the earthquake-prone buildings could not be let because they were unsafe. The corporation intended to repair them if economically viable.
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MIDVALE — More than 50 vehicles in Midvale and Cottonwood Heights were burglarized overnight in a smash-and-grab spree.
Unified police say about 50 cars were broken into at five different locations in their jurisdiction — mostly hotel and apartment complex parking lots — and a handful more in Cottonwood Heights.
The Holiday Inn Express, 7134 S. 700 East, was the hardest hit, with about 20 vehicles burglarized, said Unified Police Lt. Justin Hoyal.
"They were breaking a window and grabbing whatever they can," he said.
After breaking into a vehicle, the burglars would rummage through the glove boxes and center consoles. Power tools, cameras and iPods were among the items stolen, along with bigger items such as golf clubs.
Some cars had a driver's- or passenger-side window broken out and the burglars went through the vehicle, but nothing was stolen, Hoyal said.
Even though the hotel parking lot was well-lit, Hoyal said the burglars worked fast. Detectives believe more than one person was responsible, he said.
Cottonwood Heights police were able to get a possible vague suspect description. Investigators were looking Thursday for a white compact car with three males inside.
Police started receiving calls from people discovering their cars had been broken into about 4:30 a.m. Thursday.
Hoyal said the incident was a good reminder for all drivers: "Don't leave your valuables in your car."
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"This study goes beyond previous associations of vitamin D with various health outcomes. It outlines a clear chain of cellular events, from the binding of DNA, through a specific signaling pathway, to the reduction of proteins known to trigger inflammation," said lead author Elena Goleva, assistant professor of pediatrics at National Jewish Health. "Patients with chronic inflammatory diseases, such as asthma, arthritis and prostate cancer, who are vitamin D deficient, may benefit from vitamin D supplementation to get their serum vitamin D levels above 30 nanograms/milliliter."
Current national guidelines suggest that people should maintain a minimum blood serum level of 20 ng/ml, although there is much scientific debate about optimum levels. Vitamin D has long been known to contribute to bone health by promoting the absorption of calcium. In recent years, much attention has been paid to its possible immune and inflammatory benefits. Low vitamin D levels have been associated with several diseases including asthma, cancer, diabetes, and arthritis.
In the current study researchers examined the specific mechanisms by which vitamin D might act on immune and inflammatory pathways. They incubated human white blood cells with varying levels of vitamin D, then exposed them to lipopolysaccharide (LPS), a molecule associated with bacterial cell walls that is known to promote intense inflammatory responses.
Cells incubated with no vitamin D and in solution containing 15 ng/ml of vitamin D produced high levels of cytokines IL-6 and TNF-alpha, major actors in the inflammatory response. Cells incubated in 30 ng/ml vitamin D and above showed significantly reduced response to the LPS. The highest levels of inflammatory inhibition occurred at 50 ng/ml.
Through a complex series of experiments, the researchers identified a new location where the vitamin-D receptor appears to bind directly to DNA and activate a gene known as MKP-1. MKP-1 interferes with the inflammatory cascade triggered by LPS, which includes a molecule known as p38, and results in higher levels of IL-6 and TNF-alpha.
"This newly identified DNA-binding site for the vitamin-D receptor, and the specific pathways inhibited by higher levels of vitamin D provide a plausible mechanism for many of the benefits that have been associated with vitamin D," said Dr. Goleva. 'The fact that we showed a dose-dependent and varying response to levels commonly found in humans also adds weight to the argument for vitamin D's role in immune and inflammatory conditions."
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Ocean Safety Wins UK Defense Contract
Independent safety supplier Ocean Safety has been awarded a four year contract with the U.K.'s Ministry of Defense (MOD). This contract will see Ocean Safety continue to supply, service and repair their commercial liferafts and DBC marine evacuation systems. Direct support will be given to the Royal Navy's current flagship HMS Bulwark and to the new fleet of Type 45 destroyers which are based in Portsmouth. This ongoing support will be primarily given at Ocean Safety's Southampton branch, however their strategically located branches in Plymouth, Greenock and Aberdeen will also offer additional support. Richard Besse, Ocean Safety's Operations Director, commented, "Being awarded this contract is a fantastic achievement for us at Ocean Safety and a testament to the overall level of service that we provide on a national scale. We look forward to continuing the support and developing the great working relationship that we already have with the MOD."
Ocean Safety, Richard Irvin Marine Safety Merger
Ocean Safety has today announced the merger with Richard Irvin Energy Solutions Marine Safety Division and their Aberdeen branch. This merger follows the 3Si Group's recent acquisition of both companies, which are set to combine premises in Aberdeen to operate from a single expanded facility. The consolidation into the new 5,000sq ft space will facilitate the growth of the workforce, increasing sales efficiency and servicing capabilities in both the onshore and
Ocean Safety's New Liferaft Facility Opens
Ocean Safety, a specialist in the worldwide supply, distribution, service and hire of marine safety equipment, has opened a new liferaft hire division. Ocean Safety trialed the liferaft hire programme for a year before confirming its initial success. The company is now making the liferaft hire service available across all its branches around the UK, which include Aberdeen, Glasgow, Plymouth and Southampton.
New Workwear Lifejacket Introduced
Ocean Safety has introduced a new range of workwear lifejackets. The new Kru Workwear range completes Ocean Safety's lifejacket offering, providing a wide choice for personnel working in both the commercial and leisure industry. "We are pleased to announce the addition of the new Workwear models to our Kru range of lifejackets", commented Ocean Safety's Dave Evans. This is a direct result of increased customer demand
USCG & Ocean Safety Rescue Kayakers on Molokini Crater
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FMC's Doyle Acknowledges Progress on Container Weight Rules
U.S. Federal Maritime Commissioner William P. Doyle has issued a statement regarding the ongoing discussion on container weight measures, welcoming a recent announcement from OCEMA: "OCEMA's statement on container weighing this evening is welcome news," Doyle said. "The ocean carriers, marine terminal operators and shippers must work together to find common sense solutions. Everyone in the supply chain is working hard to find the paths forward."
World Record Attempt: Suhay Tries to Break Distance by Dinghy Mark
In 2014, Robert Suhay tackled the "longest single-handed distance sailed in a dinghy by a male – 283.5 nautical miles (326.24 miles)" into the face of Hurricane Arthur for a Guinness World Record. Next week, Suhay will attempt to break his own record in a 14-foot Laser dinghy unassisted from Beaufort, N.C. to Annapolis, Md., a distance of about 340 nautical miles that will take him around Cape Hatteras and across dangerous ocean shipping lanes.
Submersible Retrieves Data, Takes Video from Sunken Ferry
An underwater video released Tuesday by B.C.'s Transportation Safety Board shows images from inside the sunken Queen of the North ferry during a dive by a remote-controlled submersible last month. The video shows the submersible's manipulator arms clearing the ferry deck of debris, breaking a bridge window to gain access and taking images of the controls. It also shows the submersible retrieving bridge computerized electronic systems that could shed light on what led to the fatal
Horizon Enters into OSHA Partnership
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Crane Collapse at Tappan Zee Bridge Spurs USCG Response
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More Chinese Ships to Use Arctic Route
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Biden Visits Stennis
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Ocean Signal, AMI Marine Partner
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Newest Merchant Ship to Fly SA Flag at Port of Port Elizabeth
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USCG Denies DESMI's BWTS Test Appeal
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DCMA to continue Organizing Anchorage of Maritime Crafts in Dubai
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CargoSmart Partners with Ningbo E-port for SOLAS VGM
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Germany Accedes to Treaty Covering Fishing Vessel Safety
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OOI Community Workshop: Cabled, Endurance, and Station Papa
The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) infrastructure is operational and ocean scientists can now integrate OOI observations into their research proposals and projects. The UNOLS Ocean Observing Science Committee (OOSC) along with OOI's Science Oversight Committee (SOC) are organizing a
Emission Changing the Smell of the Sea
Chemistry and biological science experts at the University of Hull, say increasing acidification of the world's oceans has the potential to significantly disrupt the way marine life communicates, with yet unknown consequences for the ecosystem.


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Hey, heard anything about Eliot Spitzer this afternoon? Well he just finished the world's shortest press conference, in which he issued what was, in the ...
Hey, heard anything about Eliot Spitzer this afternoon?
Well he just finished the world's shortest press conference, in which he issued what was, in the words of one of my Governing colleages, "a non-denial apology" for his involvement with a prostitution ring.
Spitzer said one thing that especially caught my attention:
"I do not believe that politics in the long run is about individuals. It is about ideas [and] the public good...."
Is he right? Well, experientially, no, not in the U.S. Needless to say, plenty of politicians have been brought down because of personal indiscretions.
But the bigger question might be this: Should Spitzer be right? Should politics be solely about ideas and the public good?
I think I might make the distinction that governing (with a lower-case "g") is about ideas and the public good, but politics is about the individual. And it's politics that's much more likely to make headlines -- and to draw the most interest.
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why is Stivvings always missing school?
(a) He is sick.
(b) He sleeps in and misses the bus.
(c) He must help his ailing mother.
(d) He cuts classes with his friends.
2. What does "J." stand for?
(a) Jordan.
(b) Jason.
(c) Jeremy.
(d) Jerome.
3. In what city is there a hedge maze?
(a) London.
(b) Marauder.
(c) Hampton Court.
(d) Kingston.
4. What do the men check at breakfast on the day of their departure?
(a) Their bank accounts.
(b) The newspaper for news on their trip.
(c) The weather.
(d) Their weight.
5. Where do Harris and J. stop when they are informed they are trespassing?
(a) Kempton Park.
(b) Central Park.
(c) Tower of Big Ben.
(d) Hemmingway Park.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of song does the audience think the German man is singing in J.'s story about the joke being played on everyone at a dinner party?
2. What time do the men wake up on the day they start their journey?
3. What example is given of a simple project Uncle Podger would undertake?
4. What does J.'s doctor prescribe?
5. How do Harris and J. respond to the accusation that they are trespassing?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does J. remark about the weather forecast as the group prepares to leave on their journey?
2. What does J. joke is the prime symptom of his current malady in Chapter 1?
3. What does J. note about what people remember about being seasick after they return from a trip?
4. What does J. report happened to two men he saw on shore once, holding a tow line and looking blankly at each other?
5. What does J. admit he thinks when he reads advertisements for new patent medicines?
6. Who is Stivvings?
7. How many girls does J. joke are needed to pull a tow line?
8. Why do Harris and J. have to pick up George after they start the journey?
9. What does J. say he actually intended when he volunteered to pack?
10. What does J. remark about the original packing list the men create for their trip?
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Book review: 'Mattie' is delightful read set at time of Mexican Revolution
"MATTIE," by M. Ann Rohrer, Cedar Fort, $15.99, 217 pages (f)
"Mattie" is a captivating historical novel based on the true experiences of M. Ann Rohrer's maternal grandmother who was born and raised in Colonia Juarez, one of the 13 Mormon settlements in Mexico.
Included in the coming of age events of Mattie's life is a brush with realities of the Mexican Revolution.
"Mattie" has drama and realistic yearnings of the heart, seemingly unattainable dreams, disappointments, dangers and an intense trial of faith. Mattie endures after first wavering in her faith and finds strength beyond her own.
Life-changing decisions seem to be around every corner for Mattie as she tries to listen to her heart and mind and search for God's promptings.
"Mattie" is a delicious read filled with history, intrigue, adventure, danger, finding faith and discovering God. It is the story of one young woman's quest to find her true self.
Rohrer has also documented the facts that she used to base each part of the novel.
Rohrer was born in Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. When she was 9, she moved with her family to Toquepala, Peru, South America, where they lived for 10 years. After attending Juarez Academy in Mexico her sophomore year, she returned to Peru and finished her junior and senior years through correspondence.
In 1965, the family returned to the United States, settling in Tucson, Ariz. Rohrer served a two-year mission to the Mexico City Mexico Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She is married to John Rohrer and they live in Pasco, Wash. They have five boys, one daughter and at the present 13 grandchildren.
Becky Robinette Wright is a freelance writer and photographer who lives in Virginia.
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Larry Ratliff
San Antonio Express-News
San Antonio Express-News
January 14, 2008
The best comedy of the year beams with pregnant pauses
| Original Score: 4/4
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January 12, 2008
It's disarmingly fresh, frank and funny, this story about young love, being knocked up, and the unexpected direction the unplanned pregnancy takes
Danny Minton
Beaumont Journal
Beaumont Journal
January 10, 2008
One of the wittiest, smartest, and funniest films to come along this year.
Full Review | Original Score: A+
Ross Anthony
Hollywood Report Card
Hollywood Report Card
January 10, 2008
A very cute movie with a great soundtrack. Though, imho, not the award winner for which it's been receiving so much buzz. Michael Cera (Bleaker) nails every scene he's in.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Jay Antani
Cinema Writer
Cinema Writer
January 8, 2008
[Page] plays each moment without ego and with total candor, and that's ultimately the secret to Juno's success.
Jeremy Heilman
January 6, 2008
That Juno has been heralded for its realistic portrayal of a teen girl's point of view demonstrates how poorly the demographic has been represented on screen.
Full Review | Original Score: 33/100
Lori Hoffman
Atlantic City Weekly
Atlantic City Weekly
January 2, 2008
The filmmaking team of Jason Reitman and screenwriter Diablo Cody have taken the premise of a teen comedy and injected it with an anti-clich� serum.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Michelle Alexandria
Eclipse Magazine
Eclipse Magazine
January 1, 2008
It's smart, funny, and charming.
Full Review | Original Score: A
Dan Jardine
Apollo Guide
Apollo Guide
January 1, 2008
Skin-deep treatment of teen pregnancy, but keep your eyes on Ellen Page; she's worth the price of admission.
Full Review | Original Score: 71/100
Gina Carbone
Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine)
Seacoast Newspapers (NH/Maine)
December 31, 2007
The most overrated film of the year isn't bad, it's just trying too hard.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
Rob Thomas
Capital Times (Madison, WI)
Capital Times (Madison, WI)
December 31, 2007
Much of "Juno" crackles with great lines that nobody would ever actually say, but everyone wishes they would think of.
Sean McBride
Sean the Movie Guy
Sean the Movie Guy
December 30, 2007
one of the strongest characters in cinema this year. Look for a bunch of Academy Award nominations
Full Review| Original Score: 3.5/4
John Wirt
Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
December 29, 2007
If Juno were cheese and macaroni, it would be among the most satisfying mac-and-cheese dishes ever conceived.
Bill Gibron
December 28, 2007
Juno is a snarky afterschool special for the Pinkberry crowd.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/5
Philip Martin
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
December 28, 2007
...a smart and snappy antidote to the cretinous teensex movies that have become a staple of American cinema.
Full Review | Original Score: 90/100
Phil Villarreal
Arizona Daily Star
Arizona Daily Star
December 26, 2007
Cody's writing is entrancing. Characters speak in a stylized, heightened reality reminiscent of Kevin Smith's mid-1990s stunners Clerks, Mallrats and Chasing Amy.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Kevin A. Ranson
December 26, 2007
... definitely one of the better films this year thanks to Page and Reitman, and it'll be hard to wait and see what this actress and this director pull out of their hats next.
Full Review | Original Score: 4.0/4.0
Donald Munro
Fresno Bee
Fresno Bee
December 26, 2007
Bright, brazen and often very funny
| Original Score: B
John Beifuss
Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
December 26, 2007
After three viewings, I kind of feel like I have a crush on 'Juno' the movie and Juno the character. I'm poised halfway on the emotional scale between the bemused affection of Juno's tolerant father and the wide-eyed wonder of Juno's pale boyfriend.
Jeff Vice
Deseret News, Salt Lake City
Deseret News, Salt Lake City
December 26, 2007
...filled with laugh-out-loud gags, witty dialogue and geniune emotion.


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Ogden's interim police chief spoke this week of the "law-enforcement family" that was mourning the death of Agent Jared Francom. And while no one outside that family can fully comprehend the pain and sense of loss being felt this week, it should be noted that all of Ogden, and the entire state of Utah, as well, are part of an extended family that shares in the sorrow for a senseless tragedy and an awful loss.
Law-enforcement officers are the threads that bind the fabric of civilization. More than just investigating crimes, writing citations and making arrests, they make the rule of law an action phrase, rather than just a principle in a civics textbook. They provide a recourse from the minority who would plunder or abuse for their own gain, and they allow peaceful people to prosper and exercise liberties.
An assault on a peace officer is an assault against civilization itself. Beyond even the anguish over the loss of an officer's life, that is what makes the attack on Francom and five of his colleagues Wednesday night so disturbing.
Twelve officers, part of the Weber-Morgan Metro Narcotics Strike Force, entered a home to serve a warrant when the resident inside opened fire. The other five who were struck are hospitalized in conditions that range from serious to critical. They were serving what is known as a "knock and announce warrant," meaning they forcibly entered the home after no one responded to their knock on the door.
The alleged gunman, Matthew David Stewart, was shot as well, although he is expected to recover.
As with all such tragedies, there is pain on both sides. Stewart's parents described him as dealing with mental-illness issues and a drug problem. A court eventually will sort out facts and determine blame, but it is likely no one ever will get a satisfactory answer as to why this happened, or why a seven-year veteran of the department with a wife and two children was taken.
"It's a very, very sad day for all," interim Chief Wayne Tarwater said. Indeed, it is.
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