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IPL Cricket Betting Creates Sensation In UP | Man Left Wife For IPL Bet
A husband lost his wife in Cricket Betting. Man in Uttar Pradesh habituated for Cricket betting and use to lost his money in betting. Recently in IPL 9 series match, He kept his wife in betting and lost her due to the defeat of match. Wife, Whose name Jashmith Kaur reported on betting people to police, as they were tried to take her.


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Release Date: 1990 | Tracklist
Album Rating: 4.5My next entry into Manilla Road's discog. I really dig the use of synths on this album. As always CC welcome!
Really don't care for this album. It's not terrible but it's not that good either; just sounds messy and confused.
well written, have a pos. I don't really have an opinion for this, as all i have heard from this band is sparse songs.
Digging: Acrimonious - Eleven Dragons
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Album Rating: 4.5I never really thought it sounded confused. I actually thought it was pretty cohesive. Especially when compared to their next album (Don't look forward to writing that review).
The Circus whatever is the only one I haven't listened to it yet, though I will this week. The cover alone, plus the fact it's really a solo work, has already given me a bad impression so yeah I doubt this one's as bad. It's also significantly better than the one before it(ugh...)
Album Rating: 4.0Hard ass m/
I need to get into this band. Good review pos'd.
Album Rating: 4.0Get into it you won't regret it. Use your money to buy their albums. Don't use it to buy pre worn jeans
Well basically that's the problem. I can't find any of their cds in the fucking shops.
Album Rating: 4.0I mean stuff like amazon and eGay
I prefer not to by music from the internet. I prefer the old traditional way.
Album Rating: 3.5Great stuff. The Book of Skelos is one of the best Manilla Road songs.
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SANFORD—Sanford Sound and Bonanza each captured decisions in recent SSYAA youth field hockey action.
Sanford Sound's win was over Central Furniture by a 4-0 score. Sofie Ions and Abby Pomerleau led the way with a goal and an assist apiece. Also adding a goal apiece for the winners were Colleen Belanger and Maddy Pomerleau.
In game two, Amanda Bosse scored a goal and had an assist to lead Bonanza to a 4-1 victory over Metrocast. Also scoring goals for the winners were Kim Conley, Emily Tierney and Kaylee Frey.
Kim Works scored the Metrocast goal assisted by Katie Blouin.
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WHO publishes list of antibiotic-resistant bacteriaThe World Health Organization (WHO) has published its first list of antibiotic-resistant "priority pathogens", a catalogue of 12 families of bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health. The list was dr More… |
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uhhh.... Hollywood calls attachment parenting bizzare.
So I really couldn't care less about the article. although the baby is adorable. But I watched the video at the end, and, is it just me? Or are you a little offended as well that the things they refer to as "bizzare parenting", to me, seems totally natural and logical?
I agree op that's just rude, but its Hollywood so that can be expected I guess. Maybe HW just thinks its so bizarre because they are finally seeing celebrities start taking a interest in their own children and what may be best for them, In stead of having a nanny or boarding school raise them.
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Thibodaux at Patterson, 4 p.m.
Terrebonne at O.P. Walker, 4 p.m.
First Baptist at Houma Christian, 4:30 p.m.
South Lafourche at Covenant Christian Academy, 5 p.m.
Assumption, Vandebilt Catholic, Central Lafourche, Ellender, E.D. White Catholic, South Terrebonne and H.L. Bourgeois in H.L. Bourgeois Lady Braves Classic.
Tulane at Louisiana Tech, 6:30 p.m. (TV: FS1)
St. Martinville at Assumption, 7 p.m.
Thibodaux at Vandebilt Catholic, 7 p.m.
E.D. White Catholic at St. James, 7 p.m.
South Lafourche at South Plaquemines, 7 p.m. (Radio: 100.3-FM)
J.S. Clark at Central Lafourche, 7 p.m.
H.L. Bourgeois at Ellender, 7 p.m. (Radio: 1490-AM)
South Terrebonne at Terrebonne, 7 p.m. (Radio: 106.3-FM)
White Castle at Covenant Christian, 7 p.m.
Houma Christian at Lafayette Christian, 7 p.m.
Nicholls vs. Alabama at Alabama's Hampton Inn Bama Bash, 11:30 a.m.
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LSU at Miami (Fla.), 6 p.m.
Alcorn State at Nicholls, 4 p.m.
LSU at Stephen F. Austin, 7 p.m.
Today. The track at E.D. White Catholic High School's Harvey Peltier Stadium will be closed to the public until further notice as the school will begin installing a new turf field and replacing the light poles at the stadium. The light poles at the stadium, which have been up for more than 35 years, will be removed and replaced with a new lights system.
Thursday and Oct. 3. A free program geared toward concussion awareness in youth sports will be held at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center at 6:30 p.m. Thursday and at the Warren J. Harang Auditorium in Thibodaux at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3. The program, which is called "Heads Up! Concussion in Youth Sports Information Program," is a free educational information program will focus on Concussion Awareness, Signs and Symptoms of a Concussion, Evaluation and Return to Play as well as a physician panel discussion. For information, call 873-6357.
Friday. The 18th annual St. Bernadette School Panda Meander 5K race will be held on Sept. 14. The Fun Run 1/2 mile race will start at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 14, and the 5K race will follow at 9 a.m. The event will also include face painting, water wars, snowballs and more. Registration forms are available on the school's website at www.saintbernadettepandas.com. Click on Edline on the left of the screen in order to view and print the form. The registration form can be brought to the St. Bernadette School office or can be mailed to the school at 309 Funderburk Avenue, Houma, LA 70364. Pre-registration forms are due back by Sept. 1st to guarantee a T-shirt. For information, call 872-3854.
Sept. 28. A bass fishing tournament will be held at Bayou Black Marina in Gibson on Sept. 28. The tournament, which organizers said is the first of its kind in the area, will award hourly top three payouts of $50, $150 and $300 based on a field of 100 anglers. Overall winner will get a $500 bonus. Safe light is until 5 p.m. The cost is $60 per angler. All payouts will be awarded after last hourly weigh-in. For information, contact James Simmons at 870-0201 or Sam Cartozzo at 414-3976.
Sept. 28. South Terrebonne High School will hold the "5K Race for Technology" at 8 a.m. on Sept. 28 at the school in Bourg. The cost is $25 and includes a T-shirt if preregistered. Registration starts at 7 a.m and those registered by Sept. 13 will be guaranteed a T-shirt. For race information, including updates and entry forms, check www.tpsd.org.
Oct. 5. The Houma Havoc baseball team will hold 14U tryouts from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. 5 at the Houma Airbase. Players should wear baseball uniforms and cleats and bring baseball equipment. Also, the team will work around the schedule of players who are playing Swampland Baseball. For information, contact Ron Zeringue at 985-856-5070.
Oct. 11. The Nicholls Alumni Federation John Brady Golf Classic will take place on Oct. 11 at the La Tour Golf Course in Mathews. The 100 plus golfers are area alumni and friends of Nicholls State University. John and Clara Brady have made great contributions to Nicholls. It is because of their commitment we honor him in naming the event after him. John Brady's vision was to build a golf course for the people of the bayou region to enjoy. For information or sponsorship details, contact Jessica Harvey at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oct. 18. The 10th annual Bayou Gardens Fellowship Golf Tournament is set for Oct. 18 at Sugarland Country Club in Raceland. The cost for the four-person scramble is $400 per team and all money made will be donated. There will be a 1 p.m. shotgun start, and a blind bogey random draw. There will be many prizes for winners and special prizes for the hole-and-one contest provided by Performance Power Sports. There will also be door prizes and a closest to the hole and longest drive competition. For information, contact Tommy C. Dyson (985-852-6405), Wayne Morgan (985-856-1945) or Kimbal Bonner (985-688-9551).
Nov. 28. The "Run 4 the Health of It" race series, sponsored by Advance Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, L.L.C.'s J C Advance Foundation, will hold a 10K race at 8 a.m. on Nov. 28. For information, call Kayla Henninger at 985-448-5888 or email her at email@example.com.
Dec. 14. The Ross Mullooly Project — Outrunning Cancer 5K-1-mile fun run, raffle, silent auction and blood drive will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 14 at the Houma Courthouse Square. For information, contact Monica Mullooly at 876-6070.
Dec. 28. The "Run 4 the Health of It" race series, sponsored by Advance Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, L.L.C.'s J C Advance Foundation, will hold a 15K race at 8 a.m. on Dec. 28. For information, call Kayla Henninger at 985-448-5888 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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There are a lot of words in 1931: Scheherazade, including an extra five in the title that I snipped off so as not to spill onto a second line. Doing that upsets the foundations of Castle Shotgun and once caused the banquet hall to shimmy into the wine cellar, upsetting a worn mahogany rack containing the rarest vintages known to man. The full title is 1931: Scheherazade at the Library of Pergamum and the game is an adventure with a lot of text, though not necessarily a text adventure, a sort of life management game set in a world of "occult horror" and "sweet romance". It's from Black Chicken, who made the bewilderingly massive Academagia, and it doesn't measure its weight in graphics, but in words. 638,954 of them.
Like Kieron, I played Academagia and found that there were too many stats to decipher. It's a hugely complex game, with all the appearance of a visual novel but the behind-the-scenes number crunching of a complex simulation. Scheherazade is most likely more of the same, although I haven't been able to try it out yet. There was a time limited demo listed over the weekend but it's been taken down due to "issues" and the team are preparing a new one. With a price tag just shy of twenty five dollars, I suspect that demo might be quite useful. With character designs that are, to me at least, actively off-putting, I reckon letting people get at all those words and details is probably a wise idea.
Scheherazade's world certainly sounds more like my sort of thing than wizard school: globe-trotting, Romance (also romance) and high adventure in the skittering downslide of the Great Depression. It all seems a bit like Tintin has wandered into a lighter Lovecraftian world. If the complexity of Academagia is concentrated a little better, with concepts introduced gradually rather than dumped on the player during character generation, then there may well be a great deal of joy in those thousands upon thousands of words. I also find it hard not to smile a little when one of the selling points is "1,389 menus". At least 246 of them are probably great menus.
Youngster-friendly, despite the occult horror, I must admit I find the whole idea of Scheherazade strangely appealing. Words, mystery, travel and choices. Those are good things to read about and to play with. If you know nothing about the probably workings of the game you could probably do worse than read Kieron's thoughts on Academagia. Meanwhile, once a demo reappears or I discover a build of this new bewilderbook, I might well dip my brain in and see what it absorbs.


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Boys and Girls Tops Pre K - 12th grade students must wear shirts with a collar and sleeve and may choose from the following solid colors: white, gray, navy blue, royal blue, or orange. With the exception of school insignia/logos, shirts may not have logos, labels, words, or pictures larger than one square inch.Shirts must be appropriately sized and must hang no more than three inches below the hip bone. Shirts with "tails" or uneven bottoms, or any shirt that hangs more than three inches below the hip bone must be tucked in. Shirts must be long enough to cover the midriff. Undergarments may not be visible at any time. Students may wear a SMOD - colored T-shirt or SMOD - colored turtle neck under the SMOD No see-through or mesh clothing that will reveal the body or undergarments will be allowed. Clothing will be worn appropriately (not inside-out or backwards, not partially on, etc.). Students may wear a SMOD colored sweater or SMOD colored sweatshirt without pockets over the SMOD shirt.
Boys and Girls Outerwear Coats may not be worn inside the classroom. Exceptions may be made by the principal or designee in the case of heating malfunction. Coats, SMOD colored sweaters, and SMOD colored sweatshirts with "hoods" are acceptable, but the student is prohibited from wearing the hood on the head while inside any school building. Students may wear a SMOD colored sweater or SMOD colored sweatshirt without pockets over the SMOD shirt.
Boys and Girls Pants, Skirts, Skorts, Jumpers, Capri Length Pants, Shorts Colors: solid khaki, navy blue, or black. With the exception of school approved logos, pants, skirts, jumpers, capris and shorts may not have logos, labels, words, or pictures larger than one square inch. All must be free of graphics, laces, and embroidery. Shorts, skirts, skorts and jumpers will be no shorter than three inches above the top of the knee when standing. No splits or slits in skirts or pants will be allowed. No jeans or overalls will be allowed. No cargo pants or cargo shorts will be allowed. Form fitting or skin tight material, bedroom pants, lounge pants, or exercise pants will not be allowed. Clothing must be appropriately sized. No baggy or sagging pants or shorts are allowed. No "low rise" clothing is allowed. Pants with a waist below the hip bone must not be worn. Pant bottoms cannot have ragged or torn edges and cannot drag on the floor. Clothing will be worn appropriately (not worn inside-out or backwards, no rolled up pants legs, or no pants tucked into shoes or socks). No see-through or mesh clothing that will reveal the body or undergarments will be allowed.
Belts If worn, belts must be appropriately sized, buckled and not hanging below belt loops. Buckles should be plain and regular size, no larger than a credit card. Students will be given a belt to wear during the school day if pants are not appropriately sized.
Socks Sock colors:black, brown, gray, navy blue, white, and SMOD colors. Socks must match each other and, if worn, must be worn on both feet. Shoes that have laces must be laced and tied.Laces must match shoe color or be black, brown, or white. No bedroom shoes, "Heelies," spike heels, or any shoes with heels greater than three inches will be allowed. No flip flops for students in grades PK-5.
Hair No "cut-ins" in hair or brows will be allowed.
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Kids World Fashions 1516 N. Main St. High Point, NC 27262 336-886-2229 Hours: Tuesday & Wednesday: 10:00am - 6:00pm Thursday & Friday: 10:00am - 7:00pm Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm http://www.kidsworldfashions.com/ Available sizes: 2T up to Men's 42/3x
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Belk 69 Plaza Pkwy Lexington, NC 27292 336-249-3126 Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00am - 9:00pm Sunday 12:30pm - 6:00pm Website: http://www.belk.com/ Available sizes: Do not carry any SMOD items in store this year, but items are available online and in surrounding stores.
Roses 288 Talbert Blvd Lexington, NC 27292 336-243-5400 Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00am - 9:00pm Sunday 11:00am - 6:00pm Available sizes: Children's sizes 4 - 18, Misses 6-18, Men's 32-50
Wal Mart 160 Lowes Blvd Lexington, NC 27292 336-243-3051 Hours: Open 24 hours per day Website: http://www.walmart.com/ Available sizes: Children's sizes 4-20, Men's 32-50
JC Penney Hanes Mall Winston-Salem, NC 336-768-2510 Hours: Mon-Sat 10:00am - 9:00pm Sun 11:00am - 7:00pm http://www.jcpenney.com/jcp/default.aspx Available sizes: Children's 4 to Women's 3X
Kohl's 1010 Hanes Mall Blvd Winston-Salem, NC 336-659-6562 Hours: Monday - Tuesday 8:00am - 10:00pm Wednesday - Saturday 8:00am - 11:00pm Sunday 9:00am - 9:00pm http://www.kohls.com/ Available Sizes: Children's 4 to Women's X Large
Old Navy 385 Faith Rd Salisbury, NC (704) 645-0221 Hours: Monday - Friday 10:00am - 9:00pm Saturday 9:00am - 9:00pm, Sunday 11:00am - 7:00pm http://oldnavy.gap.com/ Available Sizes: X Small - X Large
Sears Hanes Mall Winston-Salem, NC Hours: Mon-Fri: 10:00am - 9:00pm Sat: 9:00am - 10:00pm Sun: 11:00am - 7:00pm http://www.sears.com/ Available Sizes: Children's sizes 4 - 20
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Sun SPARC Enterprise servers with chip multi-threading (CMT) technology set three new world records on industry-standard e-mail serving and Java benchmarks, Sun reports. These include SPECjbb2005, an industry-standard benchmark that emulates the design of real-world server-side Java applications, and SPECmail2009 that is designed to simulate real-world corporate e-mail environments. Additionally, outstanding performance on the Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition test and Zeus Extensible Traffic Manager were demonstrated. (Get More Information . .)
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The St. John Baptist Church, near Now Huta, is completely made of wood and was built in the XVII century.
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guillaumejm (0) 2007-06-03 11:38
Hello giuseppe,
a nice picture with strong light and colours. I like the composition very much.
Best regards
thor68 (5586) 2007-06-03 12:39
cool, a wooden church, do not see too many of those around.
excellent pov and composition.
well done & take care, thor.
manada (6239) 2007-06-03 17:30
Ciao Giuseppe
mi ha colpito subito quest'immagine per la semplicità della composizione, per la nitidezza dei colori e dei dettagli e per l'ottima manifattura della chiesa. Sembra anche molto accogliente.
Buona settimana
shevchenko (20548) 2007-06-03 23:09
Hi Giuseppe,
Good composition of an unique old wooden Church, good contrast, clear and sharp image, thanks for sharing.
Morgwathien (596) 2007-06-20 13:17
Hello Giuseppe,
This is a very pleasant composition. The colours are very vivid. The POV is spectacular. Well done! I would leave some more sky above the building though - to give the whole image a slightly better balance.
Congratulations & TFS
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Detective Chief Superintendent Chris Stevenson, now retired, who headed the police investigation into the Soham murders, wrote a newspaper article this week attacking the new regulations affecting all those who work part-time with children. The nation has been gripped by paranoia, he said, instancing what happened to him recently when he took some pictures of his grandson in a village football match.
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By MATT BEARDMORE
STATS Writer
(AP) -- All-Star point guard Tony Parker is close to returning to the San Antonio Spurs' lineup.
The Western Conference leaders should be fine until then if Tim Duncan can continue one of his best stretches of the season.
San Antonio will try to sweep its four-game homestand on Friday night when the slumping Utah Jazz look to avoid their first eight-game road losing streak in eight seasons.
Out since March 1 with a sprained left ankle, Parker - the team leader with 21.0 points and 7.6 assists per game - went through a full practice on Tuesday. He won't play Friday, but there's a chance he could Sunday at Houston before the Spurs host Denver, the Los Angeles Clippers and league-best Miami.
Led by Duncan's 25 points, 13 rebounds, six assists and four blocks, the Spurs improved to 6-2 since Parker last played with Wednesday's 104-93 victory over Golden State. The All-Star forward is averaging 27.7 points, 14.7 rebounds and 3.3 blocks since sitting out a 107-83 loss at Minnesota on March 12 with a sore left knee.
"(My) body feels good and shots are going in," said Duncan, who is shooting 64.3 percent (36 for 56) over the last three games.
The Spurs' big man, three rebounds shy of passing Shaquille O'Neal for 13th all-time with 13,100, recorded a pair of double-doubles as San Antonio and Utah (34-34) split two earlier matchups this season, totaling 42 points, 32 rebounds and nine blocks. The last time these teams played, Duncan had 22 points, a season-best 21 boards and six blocks in a 99-96 loss in Salt Lake City on Dec. 12.
The Spurs, 29-4 at home, have lost just twice in Utah's last 26 regular-season visits following their 110-100 victory on Nov. 3. That was the first time these teams played since San Antonio's first-round playoff sweep in 2012.
While the Spurs are trying to hold off second-place Oklahoma City for the top spot in the Southwest Division and the conference, Utah is fighting just to get into the playoff picture after falling three games back of seventh-place Houston with Wednesday's 100-93 loss to the Rockets.
The Jazz, losers of 10 of 13, are 1 1/2 games behind the Los Angeles Lakers for the eighth spot.
"We've slid and this is a tough loss for us, but we're still in the fight and we'll approach every game trying to contain and compete," said coach Ty Corbin, whose team hasn't lost eight straight outside Salt Lake City since March 4-April 6, 2005.
The Jazz need to do a better job of competing in the first half. They've been outscored by an average of 19.3 points in the opening 24 minutes of their last three road games.
"It's very frustrating (to fall behind), especially on the road," said Gordon Hayward, who's averaging 20.3 points and 6.0 boards starting the last three games after coming off the bench for his previous 45. "... We just can't let teams have those 5- (and) 10-minute pushes where they put up 17, 20, 25 points on us. It's unacceptable."
The Jazz have lost six of eight since Mo Williams returned from a lengthy injury absence (thumb), but the point guard has enjoyed some of his best moments of the season against the Spurs. He scored a season-high 29 points with nine assists in the November loss and hit the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer that ended San Antonio's five-game winning streak on Dec. 12.
Including the postseason, the Spurs have won 29 of 31 at home versus the Jazz.
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KERRY O'BRIEN: But first, some domestic political intrigue.
And this time, it's the Democrats, caught in the aftershock of those two dramatic State election results in Queensland and the West.
Over the past week, there's been a significant move amongst Democrats members to force a leadership spill in the Senate -- where they enjoy the balance of power -- against the incumbent, Meg Lees.
Senator Lees may pay a costly price for the slump in Democrats support after her deal with John Howard to introduce the GST.
Her deputy, Natasha Stott Despoja, who opposed support for the GST originally, says she'll contest the leadership if a spill occurs.
Political editor, Fran Kelly.
FRAN KELLY: Yesterday, it was the National Party.
IAN CAUSLEY: I think if there is an issue with the National Party, it's that we haven't differentiated between ourselves and the Liberal Party.
I think that's the issue.
FRAN KELLY: Today, it was the Democrats.
SENATOR ANDREW BARTLETT: We need to more clearly state the importance of the role the Democrats play as a clear, positive alternative to the two major parties.
FRAN KELLY: Suddenly, everyone wants to distance themselves from the Howard Government.
After two disastrous State election results, there's plenty of signals that the Howard Government is on its way out.
Some Democrats, reeling from the collapse of their own vote in WA three weeks ago, are now moving to halt their own demise.
It's blame time and Meg Lees is in the firing line.
ANDREW POTTER, VICTORIAN PRESIDENT, DEMOCRATS: There is a feeling that perhaps on certain aspects of the GST that, as a party, we did not fight hard enough.
FRAN KELLY: Nearly two years since Meg Lees signed off on the GST deal with John Howard, her party membership is still unhappy and Victorian State President Andrew Potter says the mood is definitely for change.
ANDREW POTTER: It's a general perception of the membership that we have been drifting, that the journey that we've been on for the last 24 years, that somewhere along that road we've taken a detour, got ourselves a bit lost.
And I think what the membership are now asking for is for us to get back on to the highway and bring the party back on home.
FRAN KELLY: And it's that kind of talk that's unleashed another leadership crisis within the Democrats.
15 months ago, some Democrat members, unhappy over the GST deal, demanded a leadership ballot.
Meg Lees stood unopposed and won.
This time, it's different.
SENATOR NATASHA STOTT DESPOJA, DEMOCRATS DEPUTY LEADER: I think it's pretty obvious I voted differently on the GST package.
It's not up to me to determine whether or not I'm different from Meg Lees.
I'm responding to a challenge put forward by the members, but the members have to decide whether or not they want a leadership spill.
If they do, if they want to pursue a change of direction or a change of leader, then that is their right and they will have a candidate.
Now they have to think very carefully as to whether or not they want to go in that direction this close to an election campaign.
FRAN KELLY: Last time around, Natasha Stott Despoja disappointed her supporters by not challenging for the leadership.
She knew she couldn't dodge it if it came up again -- and it has, although Democrat leader Meg Lees is not conceding that her party -- or her leadership -- is in trouble.
SENATOR MEG LEES, DEMOCRATS LEADER: It was, I think, for some in the party a difficult decision we took on the GST.
There have been continuing rumblings.
Our election result in WA was not the disaster many would like to paint it.
We went back to the vote that we've traditionally had, election after election.
We have only ever succeeded in one out of seven State elections in WA.
We're far more successful at Federal level.
But the beat-up that that's got in the media has led again to unrest in the party.
And that has been fermenting now for the past couple of weeks.
I think a leadership spill now is inevitable and we will have to see where we proceed from here.
FRAN KELLY: Do you accept, though, that doing the deal with the Government on the GST has damaged your party in the eyes of those people who don't like the GST?
SENATOR MEG LEES: Well, in the eyes of those who don't like the GST -- but from the work we've done since, most of our voters understand why we had to stay in tax reform.
We stayed in it to get the money to run the country.
But we had to make sure it was fair and we had to make sure it was environmentally responsible, and we did that.
FRAN KELLY: Well, given your leadership looks like it will be under threat again, you've already survived one spill motion.
SENATOR MEG LEES: This will be the fourth leadership ballot in four years!
FRAN KELLY: Given that, do you accept you perhaps haven't listened hard enough to your party membership who have been saying to you for at least the last 18 months they're not happy with the direction of the party?
SENATOR MEG LEES: A few members!
This is what we have to get back in perspective.
FRAN KELLY: Is this current leadership crisis the result of only a few members being unhappy?
SENATOR MEG LEES: Well --
I guess the only way to test that is for the leadership spill to occur and for us to look at what the actual levels of support are.
Looking at my e-mails today, at the phone calls we're getting and the contact I have had with members, I haven't met that level of frustration that would indicate that they want a change of leadership.
FRAN KELLY: The Democrat senators could decide to spill the leadership themselves tomorrow to get the long-winded process of a party ballot of all members in train.
The question then facing Democrat members is what kind of party do they want to be?
SENATOR ANDREW MURRAY, DEMOCRATS: What it is is a contest between where we go in the future.
Are we to be a protest movement or are we to be a major party?
FRAN KELLY: While the answer to that question may hold the key to the future of the Democrats, some see the solution as more immediate.
ANDREW POTTER: I think it is more a matter of direction, now.
Senator Lees, I think, has brought us so far along our journey and there are a lot of members now feeling that it's time for somebody else to take us the rest of that way.
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Guest List: Amitabh Bachchan, Sanjay Dutt, Ashutosh Gowariker, Prachi Desai, Jaya Prada, Jackie Shroff, Madhur Bhandarkar, Mukesh Bhatt, Shriya Saran, T P Aggarwal, Ravi Kishan, Sudhir Mishra, Vipul Amrutlal Shah, Ashok Pandit, Manoj Tiwari, Tigmanshu Dhulia, Rahul Roy, Rajneesh Duggal, Harish
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Builder's IPO opens below target
Another Orange County homebuilder began trading shares on Wall Street for the first time on Friday, but its stock opened $4 to $6 per share below projections.
The New Home Co. of Aliso Viejo became the third Orange County builder – and the seventh nationwide – to go public in the past year. The company plans to use the cash to further its four-year history of steady growth.
"It was an exciting day for our young, relatively new company," Chief Operating Officer Tom Redwitz said in an interview Friday morning from the New York Stock Exchange. "Today gives us new capital. … It will be for land acquisition, homebuilding activities and, generally speaking, growing our business."
The company set its opening price at $11 a share, down from the $15 to $17 per share the company had projected in a filing made public Tuesday.
New Home forecast that Friday's IPO would net $76.7 million after expenses, down from the $113 million it had hoped to net earlier.
But the price shot up above $12 a share, a 9 percent rise, within an hour of trading, closing at $12.20 per share.
The developer of move-up and luxury homes in Southern and Northern California metro areas is selling 7.8 million shares of stock, representing 47 percent of its outstanding shares.
Underwriters have another month to sell 1.2 million more shares owned by investors.
Friday was a grim day for stocks overall. The Dow Jones industrial average fell by more than 200 points in early trading, and by day's end was off by nearly 150. The S& P 500 and Nasdaq both were down as well.
"We're not doing this for how our stock does on one particular day, but to have capital over the long run," Redwitz said. "We felt it was an appropriate time to enter the market. You can never control the ups and downs of the market, but there's opportunity ahead."
The four seasoned homebuilding veterans who formed The New Home Company in the aftermath of the housing crash in 2009 all came from private developers.
But Redwitz said his team is prepared for the rigors of running a public company because their investors required in the past that they operate with a similar level of discipline.
John Fitzgibbon Jr., founder of the online IPO Scoop website, noted the IPO was influenced by Friday's stock market drops, adding that homebuilders operate in the shadow of sexier sectors like bio-tech. He called it a successful launch, nonetheless.
"The deal was priced where the demand was," Fitzgibbon said. The price "didn't double, but it got out the door."
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Known for his brightly coloured letters that he paints on shop shutters and walls, Ben Eine was catapulted to fame in the summer when the Camerons gave his Twenty First Century City print as a gift to President Obama.
The 40-year-old artist (whose real name is Ben Flynn) wears black-rimmed glasses and has several tattoos, including an "S" shape on his right arm because it was the symbol he painted everywhere for years. He grew up in South London and got into graffiti when he was around 14. Later, when he worked at Lloyd's of London, he would tag trains in his lunch hour. "I wore a suit and tie and had a newspaper. I would tag, then sit down and read. It was the perfect disguise". After nearly being caught during a train-tagging spree in the middle of the night when two of his friends were sent to prison, Eine turned to street art instead.
"Graffiti writers don't care about what people think. It's very impulsive. It's walking down the street with a can of spray paint and doing a tag when no one's looking. A lot of street art is made in the artist's studio, then taken out to the street and put in a place they've thought about," he says.
When he first started painting shutters, which he says he likes doing because they suit his short attention span and don't get painted over as quickly as a wall, he used paintbrushes to avoid attention. "Now everyone just assumes that I've got permission," he says wistfully. "Eight years later and street art isn't nearly as shocking. When people see spray paint they think street art, they think Banksy. They don't think, 'let's phone the police'."
He's just got back from painting five wine towers in a vineyard in South Africa; next week, he's painting a window of London's Doyle Devere gallery for their exhibition Tease, and in spring he'll stage a solo show at the White Walls gallery in San Francisco.
He now lives in Hastings with his wife, Joanne, and three children. The town has several pieces of street art; a Banksy appeared on the weekend of Eine's birthday (the two met in a pub 10 years ago and are old mates) and a few months ago he painted a young Prince Charles, made up of hundreds of pixels, on a market-place wall. '"I don't do it for fame or money. I do it because it's what I enjoy. It's great that Cameron decided to give Obama one of my paintings so I'm getting more opportunities to sell my work. I'm happier as an artist".
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Castlegar News best of 2012 - March and April
Castlegar lost to Beaver Valley 5-3 in the seventh and deciding game of their Neil Murdoch division final. The game was played in Fruitvale in front of a large and boisterous crowd. The Rebels forced game seven after winning three straight after being down 3-1 in the best of seven series.
The Rebs got off to a strong start with Erik Alden and Tyler Robinson scoring in the first period to put the visitors up 2-0 after one period.
BV scored three unanswered in the second period to take the lead in quick fashion. Robinson scored his second of the game with 34 seconds left in the second to set up an exciting third period.
The Hawks dominated play early in the third but were unable to get the puck past Rebel netminder Jordan Gluck. Castlegar then had their chances but were stymied as well by Hawk goalie Mike Vlanich.
Finally, Justin Niminikin put BV up with 3:04 left in the third. Despite some solid chances, the Rebels couldn't get the equalizer. Ryan Edwards put the game away with an empty netter with 13 seconds left in the game.
Beaver Valley will now move on to play the winner of the Kimberley/Fernie series.
Teachers vote to withdraw voluntary services
Teachers throughout B.C. voted last week 73 per cent in favour of withdrawing extra-curricular activities. A total of 21,625 teachers voted yes, while 7,846 voted no.
"It passed with a solid majority in the province," said BCTF Kootenay-Columbia president Andy Davidoff, adding that the local results are not announced because their are so few teachers here compared to the coast.
"It's a provincial result we look at," he said. "Basically, what it means is teachers will be teaching, not participating in B.C. Ministry of Education initiatives and will be refraining from extra-curricular and voluntary activities. That started yesterday (April 16)."
Davidoff said there is a possibility of further job action.
"But that won't happen until there is another provincial vote."
Davidoff said the vote result and any job action is in response to the government's Bill 22.
"If you ask yourself: how far could your employer push you and intentionally choose to treat you poorly?" he said. "Devalue you and demoralize you by passing demeaning legislation eroding your work conditions and collective agreement rights. How far would you have to be pushed before you stood up?"
Davidoff said the decision to withdraw from voluntary activities was not an easy one.
"We love doing our extra-curricular work," he said. "We do this will a great deal of regret but why would you volunteer to do extra things when your employer treats you in the manner that we're being treated."
Some of the activities that could be affected include coaching, grad ceremonies, science or math fairs, clubs, and field trips.


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I am working on a project using netbeans to write a program for a database creation and MS Access as my DB. I designed the login form using Netbeans JFrame option I am able to call up the next window but I dont know how to write the part of the code that should make the login window go off at the same single click that prompts the Application Form window.
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I would make the Login window a JPanel that is placed in a JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog, one that is called from the main window that might be non-visible at the time Login is shown, and then made visible immediately after Login exits. The Java tutorials on JOptionPanes can show you how to use these guys, and we can help you if get stuck at any spot.
The login form should be able to access a database where possible login ID and password have been saved.
A full source code on a login form design and a button that calls up the next window and disposes of the login form would be highly appreciated.
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it aint cheating in any way. I need help with the portion that disiposes the login window and calls up the next form. It is a
class project and we are allowed to source for assistance where we find difficult. My request for the full source code is just so I can appreciate the progress of the program soucre code. Note, the project contains an application form, an update form and a report form which my group and I have successfully completed.Last edited by geniusokorro; 07-31-2011 at 09:16 PM.
Regardless if your teacher doesn't consider it bad, regardless if it's not even for school, a request for "the code" is not proper here and not looked kindly upon. We will be more than happy to help you work through your own code, and this should be sufficient, you think?
We can debate this further if you want, or we can help answer any further programming questions you may have. Myself I prefer the latter.
Regarding disposal of the login window, I've given you a suggestion in my first post.Last edited by Fubarable; 07-31-2011 at 09:21 PM.
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What have you done so far. Atleast tell us the event you have writhen and and how we could help u.
most of the time u may have done an sql statement that will query the database for username and password
Java Code:String query = "Select *Frome userTable where user ="user" && "pass="password"";
Java Code:btn.addactionListener(this)
Java Code:public void action actionPerformed(ActionEvent e){ String user == jTextField.getText(); String pass == jTextField.getText(); if(user == "" && pass==""){ //do sometines } }
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There are some flaws in your snippet Ewain.
Java Code:String user == jTextField.getText();
Java Code:String user = jTextField.getText(); String pass = jTextField.getText();
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