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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM SA.No. 592 of 1999(D) 1. PURUSHOTHAMAN ... Petitioner Vs 1. CHANDRASEKHARAN ... Respondent For Petitioner :SRI.DILIP J.AKKARA For Respondent :SRI.G.PRABHAKARAN The Hon'ble MR. Justice S.S.SATHEESACHANDRAN Dated :19/10/2010 O R D E R S.S.SATHEESACHANDRAN, J. ----------------------------------------------- S.A.NO.592 OF 1999 ----------------------------------------------- Dated this the 19th day of October, 2010 J U D G M E N T
The 2nd defendant in O.S.No.96 of 1988 on the file of the Munsiff Court, Kodungalloor had preferred this second appeal. He passed away pending the appeal and then his legal heir (son) was impleaded as additional 2nd appellant. Challenge in the appeal is against the concurrent decision rendered by the two courts below granting a decree declaring the right of prescriptive easement over plaint B schedule, a pathway by the respondents/plaintiffs and also a perpetual prohibitory injunction against the defendants in the suit from causing any obstruction to the plaintiffs in enjoyment of such right.
2. The dispute involved in the case, admittedly, is confined to the width of the pathway and also whether plaint B schedule takes in portions of a thodu running along S.A.NO.592/1999 2 the northern extremities of the property of the 1st defendant in the suit. The 1st defendant is the wife of the 2nd defendant. Plaintiffs alleged that the B schedule pathway running through the northern extremities of the properties of the 1st defendant in east west direction, is being enjoyed by them as of right for the last more than fifty years uninterruptedly and peacefully and they have acquired prescriptive easement over that pathway for ingress and egress to their residential building comprised in the property situate to the west of that pathway. The immediate cause for filing of the suit, according to the plaintiffs, was the attempt made by the defendants to put up a boundary wall on the northern side of their property encroaching upon portions of B schedule pathway. The defendants, both of them, together filed a joint written statement contending that the plaintiffs have no right of easement over B schedule pathway and its description was per se wrong. Contending that the 2nd defendant was an unnecessary party to the suit, the plaintiffs resisted the suit claim asserting that the pathway situate on the north of the property of the 1st S.A.NO.592/1999 3 defendant is only having a width of 2 to 3 feet. It was the further case of the defendants that just to the south of that pathway through the northern extremities of the property of the 1st defendant, there is a water channel, which, by the flow of rain water from east to west to a water tank situate on the south western side, at some places had been filled up and the portions covered by the water channel running through the property of the defendants are mischievously included in B schedule pathway by the plaintiffs as if over such a pathway they have obtained right of prescriptive easement. The defendants have a right to put up a boundary wall to the north of the channel which pass through the property of the 1st defendant was their case to resist the reliefs canvassed by the plaintiffs in their suit. The trial court, after appreciating the materials tendered in the case by the parties, which consisted of PWs.1 to 3 and Exts.A1 to A4 for the plaintiffs and DW1 for the defendants, and Exts.C1 to C4, the reports and plans prepared by an advocate commissioner, found the claims of the plaintiffs for declaration of prescriptive easement over B schedule and S.A.NO.592/1999 4 also for perpetual prohibitory injunction against the defendants from causing any obstruction to their enjoyment over that pathway are well-founded and thereupon, negativing the challenges raised to such claims by the defendants, the suit was decreed as canvassed for. The lower appellate court, after re-appreciating the materials, confirmed the findings of the trial court and dismissed the appeal preferred by the defendants against the decree granted in favour of the plaintiffs. The decision so rendered by the two courts below holding that the plaintiffs are entitled to the declaration of their right of prescriptive easement over B schedule pathway and also an injunction against the defendants is challenged in this appeal filed by the 2nd defendant, and after his death, prosecuted by his legal representative, the additional 2nd appellant. Pending the appeal before the courts below, it is stated in the memorandum of appeal, the 1st defendant had passed away, but evidently none was brought on record as her legal representative in such appeal.
3. The learned counsel for the appellant assailed the concurrent findings entered by the two courts below with respect to the existence of B schedule pathway and its enjoyment by the plaintiffs contending that the materials tendered in the case, especially the reports of the advocate commissioner, clearly demonstrate that such pathway is having uneven width at different places, and when a claim for a declaration of prescriptive easement is canvassed for, the plaintiffs were bound to state with precision the material particulars of the pathway and its identity with concrete evidence. The learned counsel further contended that the case of the plaintiffs was that B schedule was outside the property of the defendants, and such being the case advanced, no decree for declaration of prescriptive easement over B schedule pathway could have been granted by the courts as was wrongly done in the present case. The width of the footsteps on the east for getting to the public road and also the features noticed by the commissioner that a major portion of B schedule claimed by the plaintiffs are at uneven levels by the flow of rain water from east to west, S.A.NO.592/1999 6 according to the counsel, substantiated the defense raised that a water channel pass through the northern extremities of the property of the 1st defendant and B schedule is described as taking in that water channel as well to claim prescriptive easement by the plaintiffs. Reliance was placed by the counsel in Smt.Anguri and others v. Jiwan Dss and another (AIR 1988 SC 2024) to contend the plaintiffs cannot be permitted to increase the burden of easement on servient owner setting up a larger claim than that was available and enjoyed by them as a right of easement. By seeking a declaration of easement over B schedule as described in the plaint, according to the counsel, the plaintiffs were blocking the natural water channel flowing through the northern extremities of the property of the 1st defendant and the right of easement so claimed by them was not at all allowable. But both the courts, without appreciating the materials in the proper perspective, forming wrong conclusions, granted the decree imputed in the appeal in favour of the plaintiffs and it is liable to be set aside, according to the counsel.
4. Though the learned counsel for the appellant had raised some arguments that the declaration of easement of the plaint schedule was claimed by the plaintiffs as if they were setting up such a right contending that part of the plaint schedule is a public way and the rest formed part of the property of the 1st defendant, after going through the pleadings and also the materials tendered and also adjudication made by both the courts on the issues involved, I find there was no such case for the defendants either in the pleadings or before the courts below. Further more, there is nothing on record to indicate that the plaintiffs had at any point of time set up a case over B schedule as if the part of it was enjoyed as a public way and the rest alone under the servient tenement of the 1st defendant. Perusing the concurrent decisions rendered by the two courts below, I find that the challenges raised against the decree that the plaintiffs are entitled to the declaration of easement and also injunction are meritless. It has come out from the evidence that the 1st defendant examined as DW.1 that the fence put up in her property is to the south of the plaint S.A.NO.592/1999 8 schedule, that is, beyond the water channel claimed as running through her property. Further more, during the pendency of the suit, she had executed A4 sale deed in respect of ten cents of land in north south direction on the eastern side of her property. In that document also, the northern boundary of the property conveyed was shown as the pathway. A3 was executed in favour of one Co-operative Society and it has come out that its execution was after that society obtaining approval from the competent authorities. If the case of the 1st defendant is to be accepted over the water channel, which is claimed as running from east to west through the northern extremity of her property, she retained her proprietary right after execution of A3 deed even in respect of partition of the channel situate to the north of the ten cents of land conveyed under that deed. During the rainy season, water from the public road situate on the north runs through a portion of the pathway, to a nearby water bank situated on the southwest in no way indicate that there is only a pathway of two or three feet, and not as described in the plaint schedule. The 1st S.A.NO.592/1999 9 defendant had obtained right over the property situated to the south of the plaint schedule pathway under A2 partition deed. In that deed also the northern boundary of the property allotted to the 1st defendant is described as 'idavazhy' (pathway). Similarly in A3 deed relating to the property owned by a close-by neighbour situate to the north of the plaint schedule, the southern boundary of that property is shown as the 'idavazhi'. In none of these documents there is any mention of any water channel close to the pathway or such a channel running through the northern extremities of the 1st defendants property. Plaint schedule is lying on a lower level from the rest of the property of the 1st defendant situated on its southern side is not indicative of the existence of a water channel through the northern extremities of the 1st defendant's property. Similarly, the width of the stepping stones near the public road which are comparatively less when compared to the width of the pathway is also not a determining factor to hold that the description of the plaint schedule is wrong and the pathway has got only a lesser extent. The commissioner has S.A.NO.592/1999 10 reported that the pathway has uneven width of ten to twelve feet at various places and not ten feet uniform by, as described in the schedule, is hardly sufficient to negative the claim for declaration canvassed by the plaintiff where the existence of the pathway, though, disputed by the defendants, and its right of enjoyment by the plaintiffs is established by the materials. The decision relied by the counsel Smt.Anguri and others v. Jiwan Dss and another (AIR 1988 SC 2024) has no application to the facts of the case. That was a case where additional burden over the servient tenement was attempted to be brought in by the dominant tenement holder, and in that context, adverting to Section 23 of the Indian Easements Act, it was held that such increasing burden of easement on the servient owner cannot be approved or permitted. That decision no way helps the present appellant where the resistance put by him that a water channel forming part of his property is claimed as a pathway has been found unacceptable by the courts below after appreciating the materials tendered in the case.
5. It is also noticed that the second appeal has been preferred by the 2nd defendant in the suit, the husband of the 1st defendant. In the memorandum of appeal, it is stated that pending the appeal before the lower appellate court, the 1st defendant, the servient owner, through whose property easement was claimed by the plaintiffs, had passed away. It appears that the appeal was continued and prosecuted by the 2nd defendant, who was the 2nd appellant, without impleading any other legal heirs of the deceased 1st defendant/the 1st appellant. Pending second appeal, the appellant/2nd defendant too had passed away and his son had been impleaded as additional appellant. It is a moot point how far the challenge against the concurrent decision rendered by the courts below could be assailed by the 2nd defendant or his legal representative when in the joint written statement filed by both the defendants, it was contended that the 2nd defendant was an unnecessary party to the suit and, further, the 1st defendant was the servient owner of the property. Irrespective of that question, as indicated earlier, there is no merit in the challenges raised S.A.NO.592/1999 12 to impeach the concurrent decision rendered by the courts below holding that the respondents/plaintiffs are entitled to the decree of easement and also decree of injunction against the defendants. There is no question of law, leave alone any substantial question of law in this appeal.
Appeal is devoid of any merit, and it is dismissed directing both sides to suffer their respective costs.
S.S.SATHEESACHANDRAN JUDGE prp


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STARKVILLE, Miss. - Mississippi State has won 10-straight games at the MSU Softball Field, and the Bulldogs look to continue that run this weekend as in-state rival Ole Miss comes to campus for a three-game SEC series beginning at 5 p.m. Friday.
The final two games of the series are set for 1 p.m. first pitches on Saturday and Sunday. Admission to every game is free, and a live audio stream will be available at www.mstateathletics.com/m2mlive.
Mississippi State enters the series 17-17 overall and 5-5 in SEC play after a Tuesday sweep of Alcorn State that put Bulldog head coach Jay Miller at 997 career victories. Currently in his 29th season as a head coach, Miller can become the 13th NCAA Division I coach and 18th among all divisions to reach the 1,000-win milestone.
Miller will be looking for another strong outing from his ballclub after it out-scored the Lady Braves 21-3 on Tuesday.
Senior Ali Bainbridge continues to pace the Bulldogs at the plate, hitting .389 with an SEC third-most 11 doubles, two triples and three home runs. The Vestavia Hills, Ala., native has scored a team-high 33 times while driving in 11 runs.
Since moving to the leadoff spot in the order on Feb. 23, Bainbridge has hit at a .400 clip with 10 doubles and 24 runs scored.
During that same 15-game stretch, junior Ka'ili Smith has been red hot at the plate, hitting .418 with 11 RBI and 16 runs. On the season, the Kapolei, Hawaii, native has tallied a .360 average and 18 RBI. She also ranks second on the squad with 20 runs scored.
Freshman Sam Lenahan has been a key part of State's 13-1 home start. The Lawrenceville, Ga., native has hit .469 (15-for-32) at the MSU Softball Field this season, and she collected the first two triples of her career on Tuesday to go along with a .318 average, five home runs and nine doubles in her rookie season. Her 25 RBI rank three back of team leader Courtney Nesbit, who paces MSU with seven home runs.
Senior Chelsea Raines, an Ackerman, Miss., native, hit a pair of home runs on Tuesday to raise her 2011 tally to six. Raines has compiled a .306 average and eight doubles while driving in 22 runs.
The MSU bats provided plenty of support as the Mississippi State hurlers limited Alcorn to three runs and four hits in the midweek twinbill.
Sophomore Kylie Vry notched her team-leading sixth win in the opening game. The Des Moines, Iowa, native has also collected two saves this season while striking out a team-best 74 over 93.2 innings.
Junior Misty Flesher relieved Vry and collected her third save of the season. The Lone Grove, Okla., native has record 52 strikeouts over 66.1 innings.
Mississippi State's pitchers will be facing an Ole Miss squad that is hitting .254 as a unit this season.
RT Cantillo leads the way with a .322 average and nine doubles. Her 15 RBI are tied with Cali Overbeck (.305, 5 2B, 4 HR) and Londen Ladner (.301, 8 2B, 3 HR) for second on the squad behind Brittany Barnhill, who has 16 this season while hitting .247.
Lindsey Perry leads the Rebels in the circle with a 9-3 record and 2.69 ERA. She has tossed 80.2 innings and struck out 72.
ATHENS, Ga. - Riding a five-game winning streak and sporting a season-first national ranking, Mississippi State (19-6, 4-2 SEC) opens its 17-game April schedule and a three-game SEC weekend baseball series at Georgia (11-14, 3-3 SEC) with a 5:30 p.m. CDT game at UGA's Foley Field.
The radio broadcast of all three games will be carried on the 18-station MSU Baseball Radio while live audio streaming will also be available on the internet (www.MStateAthletics.com/m2mlive) to subscribers of Maroon to the Max.
MSU, ranked 24th in Collegiate Baseball's weekly poll, set a season-high for runs scored and notched its fifth shutout of the campaign Wednesday night at Dudy Noble Field with an 18-0, seven-inning blanking of Alabama A&M. Sophomore Kendall Graveman (3-0) retired the 12 batters he faced and combined with three other State hurlers in the two-hit shutout. Senior catcher Cody Freeman paced MSU at the plate with his fourth three-hit game of the season while freshman Taylor Stark and senior Trey Johnson set career-bests with three-RBI outings.
Eupora, Miss., junior right-hander Devin Jones (2-3, 3.86) will open on the mound for State in Friday's series-opener in Athens while Georgia will counter with sophomore southpaw Alex Wood (2-3, 3.86).
Including a series-ending win at No. 1 Vanderbilt, last weekend's three-game SEC series sweep of Auburn at Dudy Noble Field and Wednesday's win over Alabama A&M, Mississippi State has claimed five consecutive wins. It matches the Diamond Dogs' 5-0 start to open the season while the four-game SEC win streak is the longest for State since a 5-0 run in 2007 when MSU advanced to its eighth appearance in the NCAA College World Series.
The MSU-UGA series concludes with 1 p.m. (CDT) games Saturday and Sunday. Mississippi State then tests No. 20 Southern Miss Tuesday (6:30 p.m.) at Trustmark Park in Pearl, Miss., before returning to Starkville Apr. 8-10 for a three-game Super Bulldog Weekend series against third-ranked defending SEC champion Florida.
STARKVILLE, Miss. - More than a dozen former Mississippi State football players now playing in the National Football League are expected back on campus for the Bulldogs' annual Maroon-White Spring Game on April 9. Fans can meet the football alumni as they sign autographs at Fan Fair in The Junction beginning at 2 p.m.
"It's great to have those guys back on campus and involved with the program," head coach Dan Mullen said. "Those players helped lay the groundwork for what we're building here and to have them around our current players and show them the work that it takes to get to the next level is tremendous."
Among the players scheduled to participate are Pork Chop Womack, Reggie Kelly, Anthony Dixon, Kyle Love, Jamar Chaney, Jerious Norwood and others.
"Super Bulldog Weekend is a great time to welcome all of our alumni and fans back to campus in the spring," director of athletics Scott Stricklin said. "And to have our NFL alumni come back and see the love and support that the Bulldog family still has for them and the appreciation for what they've done is going to be a great addition to the weekend."
Fans are asked to bring their own items to be signed by the players, and a limit of one item signed will be requested.
Fan Fair, part of Super Bulldog Weekend presented by Regions, will run from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in The Junction, immediately prior to the 5 p.m. kickoff of the Maroon-White Spring Game.
Track & Field
STARKVILLE, Miss. - Friday night lights will take on a new meaning as Mississippi State track and field hosts the Bulldog Twilight Invitational on April 1. The appropriately named Twilight is unique in that most completion will take place after the sun has retired and the lights at Maddox Track/Spencer Stadium are shining.
"This week we are changing things up a bit," MSU coach Steve Dudley said. "We are going to have the college meet on Friday night and the high school meet on Saturday. Normally we do the high school meet on Friday and our athletes are tired on Saturday from working the night before, but this way we can insure our athletes are at their best when they compete."
At last week's SEC/Big Ten Challenge the men's 4x400m relay team put on quite a show as they won the event and posted the third-fastest time in the nation. This week the team looks to improve on that time, and running under the lights should only add to that excitement, as they provide a spotlight for the athletes to showcase their talents.
Sophomore Tavaris Tate, currently ranked No. 1 in the 400m dash, and junior D'Angelo Cherry, ranked No. 3 in the 100m dash, are also looking to improve their times and help the No. 8 Bulldogs move up in the rankings.
While the men are ranked No. 8, the Lady Bulldogs are hoping performances from top athletes like senior Richesa McCaleb, who has the 14th fastest time in the 200m dash, freshman Rochelle Farquharson, who has the sixth best length in the triple jump, and sophomore Haley Greenwell, who won the 3000m run last week, will help them find their way into the rankings.
The high jump will also be another event to watch, as senior Jessica Merriweather and current SEC Freshman of the Week James Harris, who respectively have the first and second highest national jumps this season are looking to represent MSU to the best of their ability.
"This meet will be much smaller compared to last week and the SEC/Big Ten Challenge," Dudley commented. "But we are going into it with the same mentality of being better than we were last week. If we keep that mind frame then there is no reason why we can't continue to climb in the rankings and compete for championships."
The meet is free to attend and will get underway Friday morning at 10 with the hammer throw and will continue into the night with the traditional meet ending with 4x400m relays taking place at 9:20 p.m.
Men's Tennis
STARKVILLE, Miss. - On Friday at 1 p.m. CT the No. 32 ranked Mississippi State men's tennis team will host the fourth-ranked Tennessee Volunteers as part of the 'Think Pink' day at the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre. As part of this season's sorority challenge the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will host Friday's match and feature 'Think Pink' theme in relation to the Zetas philanthropy for breast cancer awareness.
The Bulldogs are coming off a 4-3 heartbreaker to No. 19 Florida that came down to a third-set tiebreaker on court one. Before that setback MSU had won four-straight and five of its previous six. State brings in a 9-6 overall record into Friday's match and a 4-2 conference record, which is tied for the western division lead in the Southeastern Conference. Tennessee is 16-2 on the year, 6-0 in league play and is on a two-match win streak. The Volunteers enter the match ranked No. 4 nationally.
State boasts three-ranked singles players led by junior George Coupland who is ranked 76th in the country. Coupland has won four-straight matches, is 5-1 at home this season, is one win shy of his 10th career SEC win and 35th overall career victory in the Maroon and White. Bulldog junior Louis Cant ranks 76th nationally and is winner of five-straight and six of his last seven. Cant is an impressive 5-1 in SEC play, 10-3 in dual matches and is one win away from his 10th career SEC win and 50th career singles victory. Also ranked is junior Artem Ilyushin who is 94th. Ilyushin has won three of his previous four matches and recently eclipsed 30 career dual match wins.
Other notable Bulldogs include freshman Malte Stropp who has won five-straight and nine of his last 10. Stropp, who has been honored as the conferences' Freshman of the Week three time this season, is 10-2 in dual matches, 4-1 in league play and 18-5 overall. Bulldog sophomore James Chaudry began his dual match career 7-0 before dropping his first match and currently stands at 9-2 right now. Fellow newcomer Zach White has won four of his last five matches and has won five-straight tiebreakers.
In doubles the Maroon and White boast two-ranked doubles teams. Coupland and White are ranked 55th nationally and Cant and Stropp stand 84th and have earned a team-best 12 wins this year.
UT boasts five ranked singles players led by sophomore Rhyne Williams who is No. 4 nationally. Senior John-Patrick Smith ranks 12th and has only dropped two dual matches; Tennys Sandgren, a sophomore for the Vols, is ranked 48th and is a perfect 14-0 in dual match play; senior Matteo Fago is No. 58 in the country and fellow senior Boris Conkic is ranked No. 121.
In doubles, Tennessee has three ranked national duos including the No. 1 nationally ranked doubles team, Conkic and Smith. Sandgren and Williams stand at 61st nationally followed by Conkic and Williams who are ranked 72nd.
The Bulldogs and Volunteers will begin competition at 1 p.m. CT at the A.J. Pitts Tennis Centre where admission is free to all home MSU tennis matches. Live stats will be available at www.mstateathletics.com.
Women's Tennis
STARKVILLE, Miss - Mississippi State's women's tennis team (2-10, 0-6 SEC) continues their SEC road swing as they head to Knoxville and take on the 16th ranked Volunteers of Tennessee (12-4, 5-0 SEC).
Coming off a big doubles upset for the Lady Bulldogs is the duo of Alexandra Perper and Olesya Tsigvintseva. The MSU tandem battled and took down the 34th ranked Razorback pair of Dominika Kanakova and Dijana Stojic last Friday.
Juniors Mariia Ryzhova and Jordan Zachary along with sophomore Danielle Terpko will make the trip east this weekend as well for the Lady Bulldogs. Terpko is battling for three more victories to earn her 20th win with MSU.
Lady Bulldog senior Elizabeth Hall has competed in No. 3 doubles as well as court 6 in singles for State this season and hopes to continue her success in Knoxville. Freshman Vivian Pietraroia seeks to continue her competitive action this weekend as well.
Tennessee boasts three athletes ranked amongst the top 100 in the country and have posted a perfect 5-0 record in conference play.
Match time is slated for 3 p.m. CT at the Goodfried Indoor Tennis Center.
Live stats will be available at www.mstateathletics.com.
Following Friday's match in Knoxville, the Lady Bulldogs will travel to Athens and take on 7th ranked Georgia on Sunday at 12 p.m. CT.
Women's Golf
OXFORD, Miss. - Coach Ginger Brown-Lemm hopes facing in-state rival Ole Miss will inspire her squad to finish a strong season with a big statement at the Rebel Intercollegiate.
The Lady Bulldogs head to the par-72, 6,351 Ole Miss Golf Course coming off a seventh-place finish at the John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate. The finish was MSU's third-best finish of the year, and the 917-team clip was second-best tally of the season.
The 2012 Rebel Intercollegiate field includes two other SEC schools - Tennessee and host Ole Miss - along with Coastal Carolina, East Tennessee State, Kansas, Maryland, Memphis, Michigan, Missouri, Murray State, Rollins, SMU, South Florida, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, and Central Florida.
MSU will start the same lineup it has used much of the 2011 spring season: seniors Erika Thornton and Mallory Batson, sophomore Maria Roos, and freshmen Mary Langdon Gallagher and Esther Huffman.
Thornton and Batson will be played their final regular season tournament in the Maroon and White. In their careers, the duo has played in 191 rounds over 68 tournaments. Thornton is currently seventh all-time in career stroke average in the MSU record books. Batson owns the Lady Bulldogs' second-best stroke average per round this season (76.77).
Roos is making her seventh tournament appearance of the year and fourth of the spring slate. After carding 34th- and 104th-place finishes in the fall, she stepped up her game and led MSU in the LSU Tiger Golf Classic with 10-over par 226.
Gallagher and Huffman have not wasted any time making a splash in the SEC. Gallagher heads to Oxford fresh off a 3-over par, fifth-place finish at the John Kirk /Panther Intercollegiate where she set a new career-low round of 70. Huffman begins play with the team's third-best scoring average per round (79.26) on the team behind the senior duo.
First-round action begins 8:00 a.m. CT Friday. Live stats will be available through www.mstateathletics.com.

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Date: September 15, 2011 2:34 AM
Case Number: SR11-06707
On September 14th at about 8:45pm, a woman who was walking towards the Transit Center in San Rafael was assaulted and robbed. The victim was walking through the parking lot of Marin Film Works at 703 Third Street when she felt something tugging at her purse, which was on her shoulder. She turned around and was confronted by two suspects.
The suspects continued their attempts to take the purse but the victim resisted and clutched the bag to her side. One of the suspects punched the victim in the face causing her to fall to the ground then proceeded to kick her in the stomach. The victim said that she lost consciousness at that time.
When the victim awoke, her purse was missing, but was located about a block away a short time later. The victim reported that her face was sore and her shirt was torn but she did not require medical attention.
Since the robbery occurred at night, in a dark parking lot, the victim could only describe the suspects as two black males who were wearing dark baggie type clothing.
Anyone with information about this crime is asked to call San Rafael Police at (415) 485-3000. Tips can also be made online at http://www.srpd.org/tips.


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Orange (Paris, France) and Google (Mountain View, Calif., U.S.A.) on Wednesday announced a partnership that will use Orange's Short Message Service (SMS) platform to bring Google's services to African and Middle Eastern customers.
According to Orange, at the end of 2010, only 1.4% of the population in Africa and Middle East had access to broadband services, compared to 62.5% for mobile services. Orange has a total customer base of around 60 million customers across Africa.
Through the development of SMS-based services, which operate on all mobile networks (including GSM), the two companies will extend the reach of internet services that were previously limited to smartphone and broadband users (through 3G, CDMA or WiMax networks) to all Orange mobile customers, according to the mobile operator.
Through Google SMS, African mobile customers will have access to a range of Google services, such as Gmail. By using "Gmail SMS Chat", Gmail users and Orange mobile customers can extend their chat community through real-time chat by SMS, said Orange.
"Gmail SMS Chat" gives Gmail users a quota of free SMS they can send to any Orange customer. As this quota is used, an additional five SMS messages are added each time an Orange customer replies to the initial SMS, says Orange. Through this service, Gmail users can add Orange mobile customers (even if they do not have a Gmail account) to their address books and initiate chat sessions with them. For Orange customers, the service is free.
According to Orange, the two companies already launched this service in Senegal in July 2010 where it saw success, with nearly 700,000 unique users and four million messages sent by SMS in the first six months. The service, which is also already live in Uganda and Kenya, will be launched in the coming months, with the support of the Group's Technocenter in Abidjan for Orange customers in Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea Conakry and Niger. A test phase will also be launched for Mobinil customers in Egypt. The service will ultimately be rolled-out across Orange's entire African footprint.
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When white-hot tasting room Momofuku Ko blazed onto the scene five years ago—breathlessly detailed in the blogs, with precious online reservations snatched up in seconds—it cemented David Chang's reputation as a kind of culinary Prometheus, stealing the heat from the city's fine-dining dinosaurs. With just 12 stools and chefs that doubled as servers, Ko kicked off New York's intimate tasting-menu era, now familiar in dining rooms from Williamsburg to Brooklyn Heights.
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Eat this: The ten (or so) set courses vary each evening. Highlights included a DIY mofongo and beef tendon soup with plantain dumplings.
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While stationed at Oro Bay, New Guinea in 1943, Frank Widay lost one of his dog tags. He does not remember how, but for the rest of the war, he wore a single tag only.
Widay's dog tag was discovered by John Douglas in Popondetta. Daughter Eileen Strebing saw the tag listed on PacificWrecks and informed her father. Justin Taylan delivered the dog tag on December 19, 2006, just in time for Christmas.
Frank was born on October 7, 1924 in Newport, New York. Before the war, he worked on his father's farm and in a coffee factory. He joined the US Army on March 25, 1943 and was trained in toxic gas handling school at Macdill Field at Tampa, Florida. Sent overseas to Brisbane, Australia he was assigned to the 892th Chemical Company.
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Radio broadcasts by 'Tokyo Rose' said things like "The Japanese are going to use poisonous gas on American troops" so the American troops were prepared to use mustard gas. She would also say things like "Americans, you'll never make it" and played sad songs to try and break our morale.
Next, the unit moved to Biak Island and continued its work with aircraft weapons, including mixing and creating a new 'jelly' weapon: napalm. Making napalm involved mixing its base ingredients then loading the jelly into aircraft drop tanks and 55 gallon drums. Everyone was amazed with this new jelly and its destructive properties. His unit was attached to the B-25 strafer unit: 345th Bombardment Group "Air Apaches".
The 892th Chemical Company landed at Leyte. There, Widay witnessed a horrific new Japanese weapon: kamikaze aircraft. Ashore, his unit was subjected to a Japanese paratrooper attack on December 7, 1944. This was the only time he fired his personal weapon: at descending paratroopers. After a frightening night, the attack was neutralized.
Next, his unit moved to the Manila area. After the liberation of the San Miguel Beer factory, they liberated 500 gallon drums of warm beer.
Once, Widay participated in a bizarre combat mission. C-47s were used on a mission to bomb Carabao Island. First, P-38s strafed the island's antiaircraft pits, then C-47s loaded with 55 gallon drums of napalm, armed with white phosphorus flares were dumped out of the side of the C-47, which had the door removed.
Frank had the job of kicking out the drums, while another crew member ignited the fuse on the flare. When the barrels ignited below the transport, they could feel the heat. Frank worried "One tracer hitting our plane would have blown us up with all those barrels aboard.' After action photograph revealed several hits on gun batteries.
Finally, Widay landed on Ie Shima. He was near war correspondent Ernie Pyle when he was shot. According to Frank: 'The Japanese soldier came out of a hole and shot Pyle, but that man did not last long after that". Not taking any chances, Widay assisted clearing other crevices and holes using a flamethrower, sometime they will
Given the company's flamethrower, Widay assisted clearing other holes. Sometimes, they were empty other times they were not.
Later, the Americans were subjected to a huge typhoon that hit the island. Widay was on le Shima when the war ended. He watched the Betty bomber land at Ie Shima that transported the Japanese surrender delegation to the island.
Widay was later sent home from le Shima by ship to San Francisco, but they were caught in a typhoon and it drove the ship off course to Seattle, Washington. He was demobilized in January 1946.
Back home, Widay tried out for major league baseball for the Brooklyn Dodgers and played outfield with Jackie Robinson who was also at the same tryouts. Afterwards, he got married and returned to work in upstate New York at Remington Arms and later Scheidelman's Food Distribution Center. Today, he lives in retirement with his wife, Jane and his children and grandchildren nearby.
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Rural Improvement Clubs of the Philippines (RIC) is a nationwide non-government organization in the Philippines which is rural or barangay-based, uplifting the living standard of its members and making them effective and productive partners of the government in community development. It is initially supported by the Local Government Unit (LGU) and the Department of Agriculture.
RIC's promotion of rural development started when former Vice President Fernando Lopez was appointed secretary of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (which is now reorganized into: Department of Agriculture and Department of Environment and Natural Resources) in 1953 and when the Bureau of Agricultural Extension was established.
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- To uplift the living condition of rural women;
- To gain self-confidence and skillls which are essential to self-reliance;
- To gain experience in a simple livelihood operations.
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The LGU and other organization has supported the members of the RIC with various assistance projects. One of which is the release of commodity such as piglets/ cattle/ goat for fattening and breeding venture, became a source of income for the families. The members also avail money lending as capital for a small business or micro enterprise (such as candy making, rag making, swine or cattle raising, ornamental and medicinal plants, sari-sari store, vegetable production, and eatery) of members, for agricultural development fund , and financial assistance. Agricultural and entrepreneurial skills of the members were develop through trainings and seminars on compost making, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) on rice, corn, and vegetables, and food-processing courses.
Community Development
The supports given to RIC increase the food supply particularly the production of rice in the late 1960's. It was first for the Philippines to become a rice-exporter (1968) which helped the economy of the country. With this additional income, the members of RIC were able to provide their children better education.
Members have also became advocates of the government's health, food and nutrition programs. Former Pres. Manuel Roxas' Rural Improvement Clubs in Capiz was involved in their area's "Clean and Green" efforts as they maintained "Gulayan sa Barangay". The outstanding San Vicente RIC in Camarines Norte also produced vegetables as well as cultured ornamental and medicinal plants<ref name="test1">[1] (accessed on March 2, 2008)</ref>
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- Pres. Roxas Rural Improvement Clubs Featured in pres- roxas.org's News and Events as "RICs: Into the mainstreams...
- BFAR turns over Bagsakan ng Isda program to Mt Province featured Episcopal Church Women-Rural Improvement Club, Rural Improvement Club (RIC) in Lubon Tadian, Rural Improvement Club in Poblacion, Sadanga as the associations who received financial assistance from the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Cordillera Administrative Region in its program "Bagsakan ng Isda sa Barangay."
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- "Pres. Roxas Rural Improvement Clubs." Official Website of President Roxas, Capiz. (accessed on 30 January 2008)
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As much as 80 percent of the processed food sold in Vermont is a product of modern genetic engineering. An overwhelming majority of registered voters in the state want to to know which 80 percent, according to a new public opinion poll conducted for VTDigger.org by the Castleton Polling Institute.
The poll results show 79 percent of respondents support a law to require the labeling of foods that contain genetically modified ingredients. Vermonters' support for what would be a landmark labeling law surpasses party lines, regional boundaries and differences in age, gender, education and income level.
Less than 10 percent of any one group is undecided on the issue.
The constituency showing the most opposition to the labeling law is Republicans, at 27 percent. Otherwise, no group reaches 20 percent opposition. Democrats show the least opposition, with just 9 percent.
About 83 percent of Vermonters under age 65 support the bill.
GMO labeling laws have been proposed in more than two dozens other states to date. Connecticut and Maine have passed legislation that would take effect if other states require labeling, too.
Vermont's proposed law contains no triggers. It would take effect in July 2016.
Lawmakers and administration officials anticipate a lawsuit from industry groups representing biotech companies. The legal question will be one of free speech under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment. The freedom of expression clause protects free speech, and it also protects against mandated speech.
Opponents argue that the state's interest in GMO labeling is not sufficient reason to mandate speech (i.e. labeling). Legal arguments related to interstate commerce also are anticipated.
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Milk also would be exempted, which has raised questions for Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Sears, D-Bennington. He does not want an appearance of favoritism for the dairy industry. But no scientific link has been shown between genetically modified corn that most cows eat and the milk they produce.
Food sold in restaurants also would not have to be labeled.
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This report is based on data from 682 interviews drawn from a random sample of registered voters in Vermont. Interviews were conducted by phone by from March 31 to April 7, 2014. Thirteen percent of interviews were conducted with registered voters on cell phones.
For a sample of this size, the margin of error at the 95 percent confidence level is +/-4 percent, although the margin of error is larger for questions involving subsamples of respondents. Although sampling error is only one source of potential survey error, precautions have been taken to minimize other sources of error for this poll.
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Why else, goes the reasoning, would Arab countries refuse to integrate Arabs, just as Israel absorbed Jewish refugees?
Her man aim was to facilitate change in the way we integrate veterans and address their unique challenges in higher education.
So, too, has Russia's desire to integrate into Europe on its own terms.
And how often does the effort to integrate single life and family life end in clumsy pratfalls?
And the Cleveland Browns were the first team to integrate in what was then the other league, the AAFL.
Nations, even those that acknowledge the need to integrate, try to secure functioning as autonomous entities.
But they also integrate the experience of their self-constitution in language.
Noble wanted to integrate black recruits as they arrived, absorbing them in the white training platoons then being processed.
They require time to heal, time to learn, time to integrate themselves.
There is a property in the horizon which no man has but he whose eye can integrate all the parts, that is, the poet.
1630s, "to render (something) whole," from Latin integratus, past participle of integrare "make whole," from integer "whole" (see integer). Meaning "to put together parts or elements and combine them into a whole" is from 1802. Integrate in the "racially desegregate" sense is a back-formation from integration, dating to the 1948 U.S. presidential contest. Related: Integrated; integrating.


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Local law enforcement has relied heavily on the help of pharmacists to combat high rates of illegal use of pharmaceuticals.
In 2011, the Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team made more than 135 arrests in relation to the illegal use or possession of prescription drugs, said Agent Jennifer Meadows.
Many of those arrests, she said, would not have been possible without the cooperation of pharmacists.
They are the front lines in pharmaceutical diversion (the recreational use of the drugs)," Meadows said. "The pharmacists help us identify subjects who we are investigating, they help us get more information on whether a subject may be doctor shopping or obtaining their narcotics illegally in another way."
To show their appreciation CNT treated local pharmacists and law enforcement officials to a luncheon
"CNT wanted to get together with the area pharmacies because we work very closely with them in regard to pharmaceutical diversion," Meadows said. "We wanted to get with them, get to know each other and see each others' faces because lot of times we only correspond over the telephone."
During the meeting CNT agents briefed the group about the recreational use of pharmaceuticals and how to spot drug seekers.
"This is a huge issue not only across the nation," Meadows said, "but right here in Georgia."
Oftentimes, she told pharmacists, drug seekers will display odd behavior while waiting for a prescription, demand immediate action, have an unusual knowledge of pharmaceuticals, and appear overstressed.
Asked if they'd seen similar behaviors, many in the room indicated they had.
"They come from one town to another to get their medications," said Craig Cocke of Lo Cost Pharmacy. "They'll talk the whole time you're dispensing medication like they're your best friends."
Thanks to tips from local pharmacists, Meadows said, CNT has been able to launch investigations into drug seekers, methamphetamine manufacturers and pill mills.
Last year alone, CNT seized more than 12,000 pills, more than all other illicit drugs combined.
Pharmacists' "help has allowed us to go after these operations," the agent said. "...We truly, truly could not do our jobs without their help."


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A chicken lukmi recipe is the perfect chicken dish for any occasion when you want to show off. Serve something unique and flavorful at the dinner table. Your friends and family will be so stoked to see something besides the same old chicken and mushrooms on their plate. Chicken recipes do not need to be bland. You can do so much with chicken, especially if you have a chicken lukmi recipe.
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Ingredients :
For the dough :
- Flour – 500gm
- Salt – 1/2tsp
- Ginger juice – 1tsp
- Garlic juice – 1tsp
- Ghee – 3tbs Milk – 1cup
For the Mince :
- Minced chicken – 500gm
- Ginger-garlic paste – 1tbs
- Minced onion – 2nos (large)
- Ghee – 2tbs
- Coriander leaves – a handful Chopped
- mint leaves – 1tsp
- Groundnut oil – for frying
To be ground :
- Green chillies – 6nos
- Peppercorns – 5
- Coriander seeds – 1tbs
- Cumin seeds – 1/2tsp
- Cinnamon – a small piece
- Green cardamom – 4nos
- Grind all the ingredients to be ground to a fine paste and keep aside.
- Boil the mince with ginger-garlic paste and salt till done.
- Heat ghee in a pan and fry onion.
- Add ground masala and sauté well for 3-4minutes. Add the mince and fry till dry.
- Mix in the coriander and mint leaves. Keep aside.
- Sieve the flour and salt together.
- Rub in the ghee till the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
- Make a bay in the centre and put in the milk, ginger, garlic juice.
- Mix well and knead to a soft, but not sticky dough.
- Divide the dough into 6-8 portions.
- Roll each portion into a thin chapati. Place a heaped tablespoon of the mince filling at the centre.
- Cover with another chapati. Seal the edges by pressing down.
- Cut into triangles and deep fry in hot oil.
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Scott Mann
Jamie Tidmore in action.
CULLOWHEE Two of Western Carolina University's high-achieving students recently paddled their kayaks to top finishes at the Whitewater Slalom U.S. Team Trials in Durango, Colo., earning them spots on the national whitewater slalom team and giving each a boost toward the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Bryson City residents Scott Mann and Jamie Tidmore, both 22, were among 55 of the country's top whitewater paddlers who competed June 10-12 in men's and women's kayak, canoe and tandem canoe, with the top three finishers in each class making the national team.
Mann is a junior political science major, while Tidmore is a senior majoring in biology. Both students earned places on Western's dean's list this past spring semester, and Mann was among the university's representatives at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research held in the spring.
During competition on the Animas River, Mann placed third in men's kayak, while Tidmore recorded a second-place finish in women's kayak. Both paddlers will join their teammates in competing in the International Canoe Federation World Cup series starting July 8 on the Olympic course in Athens, Greece. The team also will compete in the World Championships in Penrith, Australia, in September.
Mann told the Asheville Citizen-Times that winning spots on the national team was the first step toward his and Tidmore's goals of competing in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.
The goal is always in mind, Mann said. We're at the beginning of the four-year cycle, getting ready in hopes that when the Olympics come around again, we'll be all the more prepared.


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Hometown: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Major: French & Communication
Grad Year: 2015
Why attend MU: A small school where I could get enough teacher attention and because my sister came here 2 years before I did.
Favorite thing: I love being at a small school which allowed me to play soccer, be with my sister and gave me a good financial aid.
Never expected: I never expected to be the first Cameroonian representative on the soccer team. Also never expected to be the youngest student ever when I arrived (16yrs).I found: A family. From day 1, I met Dian a Bulgarian who showed me around and did help me settle in. I made loads of friends especially from the club MUIA where I met more internationals and they have made me feel at home till today. So I believe I have met a family away from home.


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The case against traffic lights
Category: Media Articles
Publication: BBC2 Newsnight
Author: Martin Cassini
"The case against traffic lights". BBC Newsnight screened a piece by Martin Cassini on Monday 14th January 2008, arguing that traffic lights diminish road safety, increase congestion, add to environmental pollution and damage public space.
The film includes a short interview with the late Hans Monderman, with Ben Hamilton-Baillie, Professor Peter Barker and others. Robert Gifford of PACTS also features.
Since this feature, a number of local authorities are undertaking trials to observe the outcome of removing traffic signals. Amongst these is North Somerset Council, which has undertaken a four-week trial in Portishead, near Bristol, to switch off a complex set of signals at the "Cabstand" junction. Keith Firth of Colin Buchanan and Partners has carefully monitored the outcome. Similar trials have taken place in Bristol and London. Download Martin Cassini's excllent summary here.


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Jeff Mathis (laughing): I don't have that much wheels.
One of the favorite sayings of the pundits is "he needs more games behind the plate" – how have you developed that side of your game since catching less than 50 in high school?
Jeff Mathis: I have been getting an opportunity to be back there everyday, handling different pitchers that come through and just being back there to get the innings has helped me development.
What is it like knowing that you go into camp fighting for a starting job with the big league club?
Jeff Mathis: It is exciting when I heard that I was going to get this opportunity but it is also kind of like 'Oh, I have to get going.' Maybe a little added pressure that I shouldn't have on myself. I just have to get ready and do what I have done in the past.
How do you temper the excitement when camp comes around and just do your job?
Jeff Mathis: I am a guy that sits over in the corner and doesn't say much anyway. Just do what I have been doing. Go in and work hard, do the things that I need to do to open some eyes.
Talk about your first big league hit against Oakland?
Jeff Mathis: I thought I was going to have to face Zito but they took him out the inning before. It was off (Keiichi) Yabu.
The first pitch he blew a fastball right by me. It wasn't even close. I was so nervous. The next pitch he hung a breaking ball and did me kind of a favor after being behind the fastball. Hit a soft line drive up the middle.
Soft line drive right up the middle – just the way it was planned.
Jeff Mathis (dripping with sarcasm): Yea – off the end of the bat.
Talk about the experience of playing for the US in November and working with Davey Johnson?
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Dayna Morales, an openly gay woman and former Marine, claims that she was not left a tip while she was waitressing at the Gallop Asian Bistro in Bridgewater New Jersey, because she was a lesbian.
Earlier this month, Morales posted a picture on Facebook (which has since been removed) showing the receipt from a couple she had served that night. The picture showed a line through the tip section and a note that read, "I'm sorry but I cannot tip because I don't agree with your lifestyle & how you live your life."
#DaynaMorales < "sorry I cannot tip because I do not agree with your lifestyle> The couple has proof that the whole thing was a hoax.
— Sevi (@scottidawgs) November 26, 2013
Despite Morales allegations, the couple contacted the press and informed them that they did, in fact, leave a tip and that they had the documentation to prove it. There meal was $93.55 and they claim they left an $18.00 tip. They presented their visa bill that shows that they were charged the amount that included the tip ($111.55) proving that the whole thing was a hoax.
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— betty draper (@j_witz89) November 26, 2013
The couple is outraged that they would be in the middle of such a ridiculous hoax, and says they would never say anything like that. "We've never not left a tip when someone gave good service, and we would never leave a note like that," the wife said. The husband says that he supports gay marriage and that he didn't vote for the Governor, Chris Christie, because he didn't support it. "Never would a message like that come from us," he said.
They came forward after hearing that Morales was receiving tips from all over the world. "I just felt like people have a right to know that -- it's fine if people want to donate to her or to the Wounded Warriors, but they're doing it under a false pretense," the wife said.
Even with the proof that she was lying, Morales is still standing by her story. "I don't know, all I know is what I've been saying," Morales told the press. The restaurant is aware of the incident but has not released a statement until they complete their investigation.
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Blake Shelton Really Burns Up This New Video!
What's that saying… No good deed goes unpunished? Well, that seems to be the case for Blake Shelton in his "Doin What She Likes" video. Sweet little Blake was just trying to do something nice for wife Miranda, but things didn't go as planned, ha!
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* C$ at C$1.0396 vs US$, or 96.19 U.S. cents * Investors await resolution on U.S. budget impasse * Bond prices lower across the curve By Solarina Ho TORONTO, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar was little changed against the greenback on Thursday amid signs U.S. lawmakers were making progress on a fiscal showdown that has had markets fretting over the possibility of a U.S. default. Investors were also turning their attention to Canadian employment data on Friday. On average, economists were expecting 10,000 new jobs created in September. "It's certainly a volatile set of numbers ... We'll take our cue from what kind of outlier number it is," said Matt Perrier, a director of foreign exchange sales at BMO Capital Markets. In the meantime, Perrier said the currency consolidated throughout the afternoon as investors assessed the situation in Washington. U.S. House of Representatives Republicans said they would propose legislation for a short-term increase in the government's borrowing authority to buy time for negotiations on broader policy measures. A budget impasse in Washington has led to a partial government shutdown, now in its tenth day, and is bringing lawmakers closer to a separate and more crucial mid-October deadline to raise the debt ceiling to avoid a potential default. The Canadian dollar, which was outperforming many of its counterparts, closed at C$1.0396 versus the greenback, or 96.19 U.S. cents, little changed from the previous session's finish at C$1.0394, or 96.21 U.S. cents. Investors are also concerned that the government shutdown will start to bite into economic growth, which could hurt Canada, the largest trading partner with the United States. "The events as they unfold in Washington have really in many respects been the major control over what's happening in the foreign exchange landscape," said Jack Spitz, managing director of foreign exchange at National Bank Financial in Toronto. While the loonie, as the Canadian dollar is colloquially called, tends to be less volatile than other G10 currencies, an agreement to temporarily raise the debt ceiling would be seen as positive for the risk outlook, and would likely lead to a strengthening of the Canadian dollar, said Spitz. At home, data showed prices for new homes in Canada remained tame in August, rising just 0.1 percent. Prices for Canadian government bonds were generally lower across the maturity curve. The two-year bond slipped 2 Canadian cents to yield 1.208 percent, while the benchmark 10-year bond fell 16 Canadian cents to yield 2.596 percent.


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I think it would be EXTREMELY useful to have cheat sheets of all the conjugations and grammar rules presented in the grammar guide. Those summaries you make in the blue box, maybe with the heading of what its about and where to find it in the guide, all together on a series of cheat sheets would be an amazing tool for reminding yourself of grammar rules and such.
Also if you haven't learnt a conjugation or grammar point that you come across you can find it on the sheet and then look it up in the guide. I think it would be great! For example I saw one conjugation that I hadn't come across before, and I for the life of me couldn't figure out what it was called, so i spent ages going through all the pages of the grammar guide until i found it. I fi had these cheat sheets, it would have taken no time at all!
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