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There you have James answer.
He refuses to answer the most basic questions about iodine supplementation.
And this does not ring any caution bells? All of you accept this without question?
All I can say is, very strange. If you want this to be in an iodine supplement group, y'all should be prepared to fight against people like James who are intent on destroying iodine for being "Poisonous" & "Toxic."
So sad, too bad,
Originally posted by Quarry View PostPffft, no one believes that shit (his crap) James
He is back here because the people at Curezone think he is a loser. Maybe we don't give them enough credit!
Now bitters, are the herbal ones the same as the alcohol ones?
Originally posted by Quarry View PostThe difference being that one contains alcohol? Content, not purpose?
Originally posted by bloodorchid View Posti mean really, at least james has some knowledge about what he says, you're just copy/pasting what other people say
If you are going to repeat someone's words at least spell them right.
(context back in the thread post # 265. If you think you are so superior to actually point out others' typos Paleobird you want to make sure you don't make them yourself.)
Sorry, my friend, but you are mistaken. I never said any such thing. Show me the link. At least when I quote someone I usually provide a link. I think you are confusing me with JamesS. He is the one talking about cancers and chemo.
Originally posted by JamesS View PostI posted a link ONCE to a product because someone asked me what the person with iodine poisoning was taking that was helping him recover. What was I supposed to respond with? "Guess what he is taking"? The other links I have posted have been to medical journal articles or posts I have made previously so I don't have to type all the information again. But there was no reference to my products in any of those links. Even my post to you about how to address your epilepsy has nothing to do with products I sell. I simply gave you a list of what you can obtain from any health food store. And I posted a link to another company I found online that I have no association to because someone asked if I knew any company selling silk tassel that ships to Canada, so I searched for one and found one for her. If I was simply looking to make money I could have sold her some of my stash of silk tassel, which I collect in the local mountains around here. And there was another post where someone asked about what to do about his mother's diabetes. I made no mention of my diabetes formula, but instead gave a list of herbs and supplements that they can buy at a health food store. These include herbs I don't even use and therefore would not have any financial interest in any manner.
Get a life Grizz.
Or flounce off again to Curezone. Really, what are you, 12?
Can you find a Paleobird stomp as well? Could be handy in many threads.
Originally posted by JamesS View PostAnd yet I have told you several times to start posts on the claims you disagree with such as the safety of soy. Your response was that you did not have time.
I would like to see you tone it down and not try to prove that everyone but you are wrong.
Originally posted by RobinNM View PostI've got popcorn and Sea Snax for Paleobird. Anyone want some? This show is getting way too entertaining.Last edited by Paleobird; 08-18-2012, 11:27 AM.
I don't care why you were banned. If you don't understand it by now, the reason you are being banned is that you have an obsessive need to prove everyone else wrong. Just look at yourself in this thread:
Re: The Truth about Soy Foods at Diet & Nutrition Support Forum (MessageID: 1691711)
You are attacking everyone in sight including doctors - just as you are in this thread.
And proving a few people wrong who are wrong is far from trying to proven everyone wrong. I can name quite a few people here for example that have made claims about you that I would not even try to prove wrong because they aren't wrong.
Mercola on the other hand I have proven wrong on a number of occasions simply because he makes up to many claims going with the internet myths he reads rather than doing the actual research on the subjects. For example these:
Addressing Mercola's myths about fructose
Addressing Mercola's anti-soy propaganda
Magnesium Stearate
Re: Finally, Proof that Cancer is a Man-Made Disease (article)
Mercola, Weston Price wrong on Soy "dangers"
If Mercola does not want to be so discredited then he needs to stop repeating internet propaganda and start doing some real research.
It should be clear to everyone that Mr. James has an agenda in this thread: To destroy iodine supplements which is why we are all here. He viciously attacks anyone that recommends iodine supplementation. All of you might let him get away with this. If James knows so much about iodine to call doctors wrong, then why can't he answer a simple question about iodine.
So james, here it is once again:
What is the maximum level of Lugols iodine in mg that you consider to be safe for most people?
as for iodine, the history is fascinating. as any student of medicine can tell you, the reputation of doctors was abysmal in the 18th century. allopaths were called quacks and avoided like the plague they were. people sought "traditional medicine" when at all possible with herbs and other natural modalities. but when iodine was discovered during the napoleonic wars, it was a godsend to the quacks. iodine was the first chemical that was prescribed for a specific disease - goiter. it worked like a charm. soon they were prescribing iodine for everything. they had a saying in med school - "if ye know not the what or why, prescribe ye K and I."
this use of iodine, usually prescribed by the gram, was the first and foremost step in redeeming the allopaths in the eyes of the public which has brought them today to the elevated place in society they now enjoy. now people will swallow ANYTHING they tell them to regardless of the cost. what an opportunity, eh? and they are taking full advantage of it, regardless of the harm they ultimately cause.
a hundred milligrams of iodine is nothing. one doesnt need proof of that from somewhere else. as they say, the proof of the pudding is in the eating. one can get their own proof simply by doing it themselves. its easy to take too little iodine but the fear factor makes it extremely tough to take enough. its that simple.
Don't call me a liar. Here is your exact words, as I have pointed out several times earlier.
"It was an outbreak of hard-headed pimplelike spots that made me back down. Within a couple weeks, my diverticula started inflaming, but it was another 2 weeks before the pain sent me to doctor."
So first of all there is no mention of Lugol's like you keep claiming. More importantly though the poster CLEARLY states that he backed down on the iodine. Now pay close attention Grizz because I am only going to explain this to you once. "Backing down" means he was on higher levels of the iodine when he developed the iodine poisoning. So he reduced the level of iodine he was being poisoned with.
Therefore, if you don't want to keep getting called on your lies then stop lying!
What is the maximum level of Lugols iodine in mg that you consider to be safe?
Now if you have some real evidence to provide instead of hearsay or already debunked claims please present it or shut up!
Originally posted by RobinNM View PostThat's uncalled for and childish on both of your parts. She doesn't even have a dog in this hunt any more and yet you all keep bringing her up. Let's all try to act like the grownups that I assume that we are.SW: 243
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Originally posted by longing2bfit View PostIf a person is in menopause we already have lower estorgen right? And therefore the bitters would not be of aide to us? (just curious)
As a women goes through menopause there is a drop in estrogen levels normally. But there is also a more significant drop in progesterone leaving some of the estrogen unopposed. And there are other factors to consider such as if the woman goes on estrogen replacement therapy or is being exposed to the considerably stronger xenoestrogens such as DDT, PCBs, dioxins, etc. And there is the matter of how much body fat they have as fat cells generate estrogen for the body. So the more body fat a woman has the more estrogen her body will be producing. To make matters worse estrogen increases fat cell size, which can lead to further estrogen production. This is why women tend to gain massive amounts of weight when going on powerful pharmaceutical estrogen supplements like Premarin, derived from pregnant mare's urine. Premarin is 30,000 times stronger than the human estrogen it substitutes for.
Therefore, the bitters are still essential as the liver still processes these other sources of estrogen.
Calcium is also essential to the body. But what happens when someone's calcium goes too high? Muscle cramps/spasms, brain fog, constipation, high blood pressure, etc. So because calcium is also essential to the body should we all start advocating massive, dangerous doses of calcium? Grizz just does not get this simple concept for some reason.
wow, thanks, is there anything else that can be done naturally to help with menopause? I am in a group and none of us take medication as we have all decided to go through it 100% natural but we have symptoms ranging from weight gain (a lot) increased blood sugars, migraines, insomnia, hot flashes, acne, low thyroid, hair loss to name a few. None of us take ANY meds of any kind not even over the counter! We range from early 50's to early 60's. I am the one suggesting herbs/vitamins to the group so I was designated the one to find out what kind! HELP!!
#1 Bitters
#2 ?
Originally posted by organicsteve View Posti take iodine by the gram. been doing so for years. my thyroid has improved to the point i dont need thyroid hormones any more. what kind of damage should i expect?
If you are really interested in the potential dangers of excess iodine here is plenty of reading for you:
MedCapsules Forum - Iodine Safety/Issues
It also needs to be pointed out that there is a significant difference in toxicity between iodine and iodide. What level is toxic for one is not the same for the other.
Originally posted by DinoHunter View PostHi James, Thanks for that, I will look into what I can find here.. re#3 would it be advisable then to take a break every so often or is that only with the "standard" dose ranges? Im currently treating for fibroids including one that was 8cm in march when I got the ultrasound. For obvious reasons id rather avoid the slice & dice option


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Paul Reddam may have lost I'll Have Another and finished unplaced in the Haskell Invitational (gr. I) with Handsome Mike , but that doesn't mean he's out of the 3-year-old picture. Reddam said he is planning on sending his European-trained Cogito to Saratoga Race Course for the Aug. 25 Travers Stakes (gr. I).
Cogito, a well-bred son of Giant's Causeway –Ladies Cruise, by Fappiano, has won two of his four starts for trainer Brian Meehan, including a victory in the one-mile Betfair Heron Stakes at Sandown and a second in the 1 1/4-mile Prix Eugene Adam-Grand Prix de Maisons-Laffitte (Fr-II) in his most recent start July 22.
Bred in Virginia by Lazy Lane Farms, Cogito was a $165,000 weanling purchase at the Keeneland November mixed sale, then was bought back for $140,000 at the following year's Keeneland September yearling sale. He was consigned to the Tattersalls 2-year-old sale in England last year, but was withdrawn.
"We bought him for $275,000 and a small contingency right after the breeze up sale," Reddam said. "He had some minor issue, like a cough, at that time. He was training right along as a 2-year-old and then we had to stop on him as his ankle was bugging him.
"(Jockey) Kieren Fallon got off last time and said he thinks the horse would prefer dirt, and then Brian and (bloodstock agent) Jamie McCalmont were all over it. I originally gave them their choice of the Haskell or Jim Dandy (gr. II) and they opted for the Jim Dandy because they didn't want to quarantine in New Jersey, where your help can't have access to the horse. For Saratoga he could quarantine at Aqueduct. However, he got a vaccination that he didn't need and therefore couldn't be released from quarantine until Thursday, which only gave him one day on the track, which wasn't enough. By waiting until the Travers, Brian now has time to train him properly for the race."
Meehan will fly to the States on the Wednesday before the race and will saddle the colt. Joel Rosario will ride.
Reddam also said that Handsome Mike, trained by Doug O'Neill, will run in Saturday's Secretariat Stakes (gr. IT) at Arlington Park.

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TEMPLE CITY - The City Council voted 3-2 to give City Manager Jose Pulido a 10 percent performance bonus of $20,280 for the second consecutive year but significantly reduced the severance pay listed in his contract.
Mayor Vince Yu, Councilman Tom Chavez and Councilman Carl Blum voted last week in favor of amending Pulido's contract and giving him the bonus, while Councilwoman Cynthia Sternquist and Councilman Fernando Vizcarra dissented.
"Personally, I think he has a done good job in leading the city, leading city staff," Yu said Thursday. "We have a lot of achievements in the past year, such as we have made the Rosemead Boulevard project possible and such as all the effort into planning the future."
Sternquist said she thinks the city manager is doing "a very good job" but said she had a hard time assessing whether Pulido is merely meeting the council's expectations or exceeding them.
"I think there are a lot of things in place the city manager has brought to our city, and they take time, but when I look at that as exceeding expectations, I don't think I'm there," she told her colleagues at the Nov. 6 meeting.
Pulido, who makes an annual salary of $202,878, received a 2 percent salary increase earlier this year for the second year in a row.
Under the newly amended contract, Pulido would receive six months rather than a full year's pay if he is terminated without cause. City Attorney Eric Vail said that move would save the city about $100,000 if were to be terminated.
Michael Reed, a city resident for 35 years, said he thought Pulido's salary is already too high for a small community.
"It wasn't that many years ago, that the President of the U.S.'s salary was $20,000 a year," Reed told the council, noting the president's salary has since doubled.
Reed said he was concerned about what he called the city's "spending frenzy" and cautioned officials they should balance spending with the city's size.
But Councilman Tom Chavez said Pulido and his staff have "done a fantastic job" of seeking out grants and other sources of funding for projects so the city does not have to rely on General Fund dollars.
"I truly believe we're on the right track and in the next couple of years, whoever is up here (on the council dais), will see the fruits of our labor and if not, that's what elections are for," Chavez said.
In 2011, the council voted to give Pulido a 10 percent bonus of $19,500. Pulido, a former San Fernando city administrator, was hired by Temple City in October 2009.
Under Pulido's tenure, the city is soon expected to break ground on the Rosemead Boulevard enhancement project, a $19.5 million endeavour designed to transform Rosemead Boulevard into a pedestrian-friendly corridor.
The city is also in the midst of designing a new Las Tunas Drive street-scape, which could include improvements such as diagonal parking and reducing the boulevard from four to two lanes.
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I made this with Splenda instead of sugar, only one egg yolk and all the rest whites, brown rice, and assorted dried fruits. It was quite good! I just baked it in the oven without putting it in another pan or water and it came out fine. Really good with FF Cool Whip!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (16 ounce) can solid-pack pumpkin (1-3/4 cups)
- 2 medium carrots, scraped,grated
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 2 egg yolks
- 3 whole eggs
- 3 cups milk (tested with 2 percent)
- 1⁄4 cup Bourbon or 1⁄4 cup dark rum
- 2 cups cooked brown rice
- 1 cup dark raisin
Directions See How It's Made
- Set rack as low as possible in oven and preheat to 350 degrees.
- Generously butter a 13x9-inch baking dish.
- Have ready another, larger, shallow baking pan to hold water around the 13x9.
- With an electric mixer or in a food processor, blend the pumpkin, grated carrots, sugar, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and egg yolks.
- Lightly beat the whole eggs, then add slowly in 3 additions to pumpkin batter, blending just until absorbed each time.
- Transfer to a large mixing bowl.
- Whisk in milk and bourbon.
- Stir in the cooked rice and raisins (or mixed dried fruit, such as diced dates, apricots or Fruit Bits).
- Pour the rice mixture into the prepared baking pan, then set that pan in the larger shallow pan.
- Place in oven.
- Fill larger pan with very hot tap water to come halfway up sides of dish.
- Bake, uncovered, 15 minutes.
- Open oven and stir gently.
- Continue baking, uncovered, for about 1 1/2 hours longer, or until a knife inserted into center comes out clean.


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My caller Id came up as Pro Support 201-471-9853. From what I have found it looks like they are out of New Jersey. They have been calling me every hour for the last two days. Answered it today , Sat, and I got what sounded like a staged recording. Guy said Hello and then another long silence and then thank you good bye.
They call me every hour! I ask them not call, and someone will say "we will try you later"! And then hang up, while Im screaming to them to stop calling me!
they keep calling all day again!!! I hate that! Gosh!!
O my gosh i have been receiving calls all day yesterday and today, i do not answer but they keep calling!!!!
it keeps calling me 7-8 times a day even I am typing this report, they are calling now!!! I pressed "end" button to deny to pick up but they redial so quickly!! So annoying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I usual dont pick up strange numbers cos someone said if you pick up the call, they could hack into your credit card or bank acct. so be careful.
THis number called me it was silent in the back ground. They called me very early in the morning and I dont appreciate it. If they tap into my redit card or even think on my checking acct I will personally sued this azz hole. I hung up on them who ever it is. This number continues to call me. I will call my bank to watch my checking acct. Thank you.....
Calls during school at least 3 times a day
This number has called my phone number since 9am today!!!! I asked the guy to stop calling since this morning and every hour on the hour they have called, I reported them to the do not call registery since I am on that list...how could I get them to stop calling?? I havent ordered anything and did not participate in any online surveys.....
This number has called me 5 times today. Can I block it?
kEEPS CALLING,AND THERES NO ONE ON THE LINE.I WISH THEY WOULD STOP,CUZ IF THEY DONT ILL CALL SOME FRIENDS OF MINE THERE IN JERSEY,AND THEY WILL MAKE THEM STOP.
Calls me twice a day. I never answer the call but when I tried to call back it said the line was disconnected. Sometimes they leave voicemail messages with music, other times the voicemails are just silence.
said thank you for registering your product. i never bought any thing from them . when i call them back the phone number was unreachable .
insane calls every hour for the past 3 days unknown number so i dont answer when they get to my voicemail they leave no message only static sounds i found some info about this number that identify them as scammers.
Keeps calling my cell multiple time a daynight. Never leaves a message. Classifies as phone harrassment. Will file charges.
Continues to call...annoying recording asking me to accept the call...6-10 timesday....
Number Keeps calling me.
this company keeeps calling and anoying me, fraud claims of winning a contest but they need a credit card to mail the coupons. they should be shut down!
k...got a call from 201-471-9853 after a oolong day at workschool and when I let the lady know she had the wrong #she replied, "dont tell me female dog wWow really
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no one on the line
Will not give out any information so when I got the main desk they said they do jot call out
annoyance,calls my number.
201-471-9853 keeps calling repeatedly. When I answer no one is ther. 4 times today alone!!! What do they want? I have no clue but this is getting annoying! :(
They keep calling me. I dont answer calls that I dont recognize. I understand from others that this is a scam. Please look into this.
Get calls from this number constantly. Hopefully someone looks into this and gets them to stop ASAP!
I get at least ten calls from this number a day on my cell. This looks like it is becoming a big problem for a lot of people. Can anyone do anything about this???
I keep getting calls from this number. No voicemail...its very annoying.
Received two calls for my son. Last call stated that he had requested information on "imporving his credit scores." They asked for an alternate number to reach my son. I told them I was not at liberty to provide it but would contact him. He had no idea who they were. He has not used my home phone for a contact number in two years. DONT ANSWER IT! Block it.
Need block 201-471-9853 thank you!
Block it.
This number comes from Global Cosiing Local Service at 200 Park avenue Suite 300, in Florham Park, NJ. The phone number is 973-937-0100 or 973-937-0121. This company survices business with voice, data, and video conf. for business. If you have gotten calls from them call these numbers and complain as they are not suppose to be call peoples homes. These call are nursinces and need to be taken care of.
Received a call that said my name? When I confirmed they hung up. What is this??
Started getting calls from this number early January 16, 2010, I have no idea who the caller might be. When I returned the call from the number on my caller ID I get the "calling to confirm order, no further action is required" recorded message. I will certainly be watching my credit card bills for strange charges.
I keep getting a call from 201-471-9853 and nobody is there. I call the number is it says it is confirming an order I made? I made no order and I cannot find out who this number is! It must be ascam
called twice today.
Several calls with no one answering-called several times in one day-STOP!!!
calls several times a day never leaves a message wants personal information about a supposed order.
They called this morning when I was asleep. Talked so fast I had no idea what they were talking about. Asked for my address and then said something about an order. Before I knew what had happended they had me down for an order that I had no idea what it was for. Called back the number and could get no information on the unlisted company. Want to cancel what ever it is that they have me down for.
My daughter gets calls from this number 2 to 3 times a day. She called back the number one day and an answering machine said and said because she called back she is confirming her order. Didnt say what company or what it was for. She didnt order anything. This looks like it is becoming a big problem for a lot of people. Can anyone do anything about this???
I get at least ten calls from this number a day on my cell. They dont leave a message and when I try to call back it doesnt ring but goes straight to voicemail. I dont leave a message but get a call back almost immediately. I dont understand what they want when they dont even answer when I call!


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I know that this maybe take about 20 years or so and i may never can't do that because it's alot of long roads here.. But i thought that maybe somebody may have an advice for me... or tell me that I'm in the wrong way to get to invent something or the wrong way to make games....
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1. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.Jonah H. Harris Sep 29, 2007 7:06 PM (in response to 600577)First, the reason OCI prepare and define operations are fast is because they are client-local; they do not require a round-trip to the server to execute. Second, if OCIStmtExecute returned OCI_STILL_EXECUTING, it was most likely still busy. Have you checked the session activity from the server to see if it was truly idle?
2. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.600577 Sep 30, 2007 2:46 AM (in response to Jonah H. Harris)Yes, I knew that OCIStmtExecute would be the only function that causes such
delay and that was why I traced that call. And so far, I checked several times
what happens at the exact moment on the server but everything was ok.
Actually OCIStmtExecute becomes slower exactly when crontab-ed log rotate
occurs so I think this delay must be a client-side problem for now.
This server is quite busy and has to respond fast, so it is important to
guarantee fast response time while a small number of timeout losses are tolerable.
But as OCIStmtExecutes' first OCI_STILL_EXECUTING return takes hundreds of
ms it has become more like a blocking call and currently I cannot find any way to do what I want.
So now everytime such thing happens, the thread waits
quite long, after the first OCI_STILL_EXECUTING return
the time difference exceeds timeout limit, and the thread
calls OCIBreak() and OCIReset() and returns.
3. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.Jonah H. Harris Sep 30, 2007 3:21 AM (in response to 600577)Are you using OCI connection pooling? If not, you should look into it. It may help your situation.
4. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.600577 Oct 1, 2007 1:30 AM (in response to Jonah H. Harris)No, I'm using my own session pool.
There are many(more than the number of open sessions) threads that are working
and they share certain number of OCI sessions. When the process starts, it
establishes all the sessions using separate environment handles and than creates
threads. At runtime, each thread picks up one idle session , executes, and returns
it to the pool by setting the session flag back to idle. Of course acquiring and
returning sessions is protected by mutex.
Any ideas about possible errors or mistakes?
Just any suggestion is welcomed.
5. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.Jonah H. Harris Oct 1, 2007 1:53 AM (in response to 600577)The design sounds fine. As for the implementation, the only thing I can think of which could be problematic would be the actual act of acquiring a free handle for execution.
Are you doing a linear search for a free OCI handle or are you pushing free handles onto a stack and popping them when needed? Do you have a significant amount of instrumentation or tracing code to verify proper operation?
Another thing I'm wondering is why, if you already have an OCI thread pool which already handles multi-session management, you're using non-blocking OCI.
6. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.600577 Oct 1, 2007 2:34 AM (in response to Jonah H. Harris)I'm doing simple linear search on the flag array to 'get' a session.
And I'm developing a apache dso module that uses oci interface.
So here what I'm calling a thread actually means a worker thread of the
apache server.
The reason that I chose non-blocking I/O is that the server is pretty much busy
and should not be bottlenecked by oci calls. If so, the number of concurrently
active workers will reach as high as max limit and that will snowball the situation
pretty fast.
7. Re: OCIStmtExecute does not return immediately when client is busy.user5012794 Dec 20, 2012 1:33 AM (in response to 600577)Hi,
I'm having the same problem with OCIStmtExecute. I have three instance of the same program running together reading a text files and inserting 2000 lines using array. Each instance has its own file system with its files to insert. When an instance has thousands files (4,000) that instance becomes slowly while the other keep the same performance. Instead of a normal time between 2 to 3ms per line, the instance does 60 to 100ms. It is strange but seems something related to I/O and something used by OCIStmtExecute.
How do you solve your problem?


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Hemmingford, Canada (AFP) Feb 9, 2012
A white lion slips on ice while playing with a plastic drum like a kitten with a ball of yarn, but the big cat quickly regains its footing.
The African carnivore has adapted well to Canada's cold winters.
In a neighboring paddock, a spotted hyena struggles to climb atop a wooden podium covered in ice and snow to reach her dinner -- a slab of meat.
The 400-hectare (1,000 acre) Safari Park about 70 kilometers (43 miles) south of Montreal offers visitors an opportunity to see lions, hyenas, camels, elephants and 520 other animals -- many of the species slowly disappearing from Africa's wilds.
"Our goal is to sensitize people to the human overpopulation that is hurting spectacular or ferocious animals dying for lack of space or killed as humans invade their territories," the private zoo's owner, Jean-Pierre Ranger, told AFP.
Safari Park is closed in winter but many of its residents still come out of their heated cages to stretch and breathe some fresh air -- even in the cold.
Many have adapted well to living in Canada and spend hours in the snow, said Sophie Robidoux, the park's zoological director.
"We keep them inside if it's really too cold, or if there's a really big snowfall," she says. "It becomes just too much work to get them out."
The animals never catch a cold or suffer a sore throat. "We don't need to give them antibiotics for respiration problems," Robidoux adds. Of course, the question is not asked of the Siberian tigers. "They prefer winter. They don't like summer."
To reward the African animals and also to encourage behaviors that we might see in their natural environment, they are offered "enrichments" such as chunks of meat hidden in cardboard boxes placed in hard-to-reach places.
Relying on their sense of smell, jumping atop posts to reach treats and so on mimics actual foraging or hunting.
In the lion's den, it is the male that serve himself first, or the most vigorous of the two lionesses. Over in the matriarchal hyena enclosure, the male cowers in a corner waiting for the females to finish eating.
Some of the zoo residents never go out in winter. Chimpanzees, for example, are deemed too fragile and are not even invited out. Elephants are also not well-adapted for Canadian winters, such as the park's 40-year-old female named Churchill.
"She would be afraid of slipping and getting hurt," says Francis Lavigne, who cares for the large pachyderm.
There is no obvious sign of cabin fever, however, in Churchill who adores human contact.
She accepts up to 50 orders in English such as "lift left leg" or "spin" that project a "Disney-esque" experience in the park that is "more play-land than pure zoo," said Ranger.
Safari Park receives about 310,000 visitors each year, generating revenues of $8 million.
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Infectious disease has joined poaching and habitat loss as a major threat to the survival of African great apes as they have become restricted to ever-smaller populations. Despite the work of dedicated conservationists, efforts to save our closest living relatives from ecological extinction are largely failing, and new scientific approaches are necessary to analyze major threats and find innovat ... read more


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A WINDERMERE hotelier who wants to run a half marathon before she is 50 is in training to raise money for a good cause.
Caroline Kaye, who owns the Cedar Manor Hotel with husband Jonathan, has a place in this year's Great North Run in September.
Caroline, who started running only two years ago, is fundraising for the charity Lupus UK.
She is being assisted by parents and friends of Windermere Prep School who are holding a charity coffee morning for the same cause.
Lupus is a rare and complex condition which attacks the body's immune system, and Caroline's 21-year-old daughter Natalie is a sufferer.
"She was diagnosed when she was 15, but it had taken two years to identify from when she first showed symptoms," said Caroline, who will be 49 next week.
"That's not unusual as the condition is very difficult to identify. We are helping the charity in their attempts to research the causes, and possible treatments, for Lupus."
Natalie is a beauty advisor and make-up artist for Estee Lauder at Selfridges in London.
Younger sister Elizabeth, seven, a pupil at Windermere Prep School, is playing her part by helping Caroline's training efforts — she goes alongside on her bicycle when mum goes for a run.
The Windermere school coffee morning will be held on Friday, May 9.
On the following day, which is World Lupus Awareness Day, Caroline will stage an afternoon tea party in the gardens at the Cedar Manor.
She said: "Local people, and our visitors, are very generous. I know that there are many demands on people's kindness, and I think it is important that we raise attention to a cause which is not well known."
Caroline can be sponsored by going to http://www.justgiving.com/CarolineKaye
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Veteran firefighter arrested for DWI
Updated 11:25 pm, Monday, October 1, 2012
A veteran San Antonio firefighter suspected of drunken driving faces disciplinary action after he was found asleep behind the wheel over the weekend.
Kevin Lee Cyrus, 46, must report to Chief Charles Hood's office first thing Tuesday morning in light of his recent arrest, said SAFD spokeswoman Deborah Foster.
"We just got the police report today," she said, "and disciplinary actions are pending."
According to San Antonio police, someone called 911 around midnight Saturday to report that a motorist was asleep at the wheel at MacArthur View and Mopac Drive, near the San Antonio International Airport.
Arriving officers made contact with Cyrus, who "was exhibiting signs of intoxication," said police Sgt. Javier Salazar.
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Cyrus was charged with one count of driving while intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of 0.15 or higher, a Class A misdemeanor. He was released hours after his arrest on a public recognizance bond, officials said.
Cyrus has worked for SAFD for 16 years.
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After noticing a lump during a breast self-exam in 2010 I had a biopsy in my home state of Colorado. I received the dreaded results - - it was cancer. A lumpectomy and sentinel node biopsy revealed tumors in several lymph nodes that were larger than the one in my breast. I was diagnosed as having Stage II breast cancer and I would require another surgery to get a clean margin as well as chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
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Azelis announces that they have been appointed distributor to service the Benelux region by Robinson Brothers, the leading UK based fine speciality chemical manufacturer. Azelis will now be able to offer customers the ROBAC range of rubber accelerators and aims to work closely with Robinson Brothers to grow the market in Benelux with these products.
Michel Dumusois, International Business Director Azelis Rubber & Plastics adds "as one of the few European suppliers with specialist rubber knowledge, Azelis is well placed to increase market penetration with Robinson Brothers' key range of ROBAC rubber accelerators and offer customers in depth application knowledge helping to improve product performance."
Quote from Robinson Brothers spokesperson: "Robinson Brothers looks forward to working with Azelis to offer a high quality service, application insight and a range of products that will demonstrate and create value for our Benelux customers."
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From: "Jo" <>
Subject: Williams
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 02:38:49 +0100
If anyone knows the whereabouts of Helen M Williams, born 1920, in Epping, to Herbert Edward Williams and Pretoria Ada (nee Daines) - I'm desperate to contact her, or her offspring. I know her father lived in Tottenham/East Finchley area circa 1922.
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ORDER Sadanand Mukherjee, J.
1. This is an application for quashing the proceeding against the petitioner under Section 379 of the Indian Penal Code, Sections 39 and 44 of Bihar Electricity Act, pending before the learned Chief Judicial Magistrate, patna.
2. Both parties were heard.
3. The fact of the case is that the Assistant Electrical Engineer, PESU, Patna conducted a raid on 15.06.2004 and in course of raid it was found that in the houses of this petitioner and that of Mr. Ragunath, Mr. Sudama Prasad and Mr. Jitendra Prasad the theft of power by taking connection with overhead wire was being done. The aforesaid persons were indulged in the said illegal act. It was also found that obstruction, consumption or use of electricity has been dishonestly caused by such consumers. Allegation is that the petitioner used or attempted abstraction or consumption of load of 2 kilowatts and at the relevant time the petitioner was not present in the house, and the wife and children of the petitioner were found at the home, Twenty-five meter p.v. c. blue wire from the premises of the petitioner was seized for the reason that electricity has been tapped or was likely to be used unauthorisedly by this wire.
4. A criminal case against the petitioner and other accused persons was lodged under Section 379 of the I.P.C. and Sections 34 and 44 of the Bihar Electricity Act.
5. It is submitted that even if the entire case of the prosecution is presumed to be correct, no case is made out under Section 379 of the I.P.C, as well as Section 34 and 44 of the Bihar Electricity Act. It is contended that the F.I.R, is not sustainable in the eye of law on the ground that it has been lodged violating the constitutional provisions enshrined in Part-III of the Fundamental Rights. It is contended that under Article 20 of the Constitution of India, no person shall be convicted of any offence except for violation of law in force at the time of commission of the act charged as an offence, nor be subjected to a penalty greater than that which might have been inflicted under the law in force at the time of commission of the offence.
6. It has further been contended that conviction envisaged under Article 20 of the Constitution contemplates a proceeding before a court of law which means an initiation and starting of proceeding of a criminal nature before a court in accordance with the procedure prescribed in the statute, which creates the offence and regulate the punishment. In this connection Part XIV of the Electricity Act, 2003 creates the offence and regulates the punishment. Section 135 of the Electricity Act, 2003 defines theft of electricity as follows:
135. Theft of Electricity; (1) whoever, dishonestly-
(a) taps, makes or causes to be made any connection with overhead, underground or under water lines or cables, or service wires, or service facilities of a licensee ;or
(b) tampers a meter, installs or uses a tampered meter, current reversing transformer loop connection or any other device or method which interferes with accurate or proper registration, calibration or metering of electric current or otherwise results in a manner whereby electricity is stolen or wasted; or
(c) damages or destroys an electric meter, apparatus, equipment, or wire or causes or a allows any of them to be so damaged or destroyed as to interfere with the proper or accurate metering of electricity, so as to abstract or consume or use electricity shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three years or with fine or with both:
Provided that in a case where the load abstracted, consumed, or used or attempted abstraction or attempted consumption or attempted use-
(i) does not exceed 10 kilowatt, the fine imposed on first conviction shall not be less than three times the financial gain on account of such theft of electricity and in the event of second or subsequent conviction the fine imposed shall not be less than six times the financial gain on account of such theft of electricity;
(ii) exceeds 10 kilowatt, the fine imposed on first conviction shall not be less than three times the financial gain on account of such theft of electricity and in the event of second or subsequent conviction, the sentence shall be imprisonment for a term not less than six months but which may extend to five years and with fine not less than six times the financial gain on account of such theft of electricity;
Provided further that if it is proved that any artificial means or means not authorised by the Board or licensee exist for the abstraction, consumption or use electricity by the consumer, it shall be presumed, until the contrary is proved, that any abstraction, consumption or use of electricity has been dishonestly caused by such consumer."
The provision attached with the aforesaid section lays down the extent of fine imposed for such theft of electricity,
7. It appears from perusal of the F.I.R, that the petitioner falls in the first category of offence.
8. It has been submitted that the offence under Section 379 of the I.P.C. is not attracted in respect of dishonest abstraction of the electricity Reliance has been placed on the decision of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Avtar Singh v. State of Punjab .
The relevant paragraphs laying down the established law is as follows:
Dishonest abstraction of electricity mentioned in Section 39 of the Act cannot be an offence under the Penal Code for under it alone it is not an offence; the dishonest abstraction is by Section 39 made a theft within the meaning of the Code, that is, an offence of the variety described in the Code as theft. As the offence is created by raising a fiction, the section which raises the fiction, namely, Section 39 of the Act, must be said to create the offence. Since the abstraction is by Section 39 to be deemed to be an offence under the Code, the offence so created would entail the punishment mentioned in the Code for that offence. The punishment is not under the Code itself for under it abstraction of energy is not an offence at all.
Section 39 did not extend Section 378 of the Code in the sense of amending it or in any way altering the language used in it. Section 378, read by itself even after the enactment of Section 39, would not include a theft of electricity for electricity is not considered to be moveable property. The only way in which it can be said that Section 39 extended Section 378 is by stating that it made something which was not a theft under Section 378, a theft within the meaning of that section. It follows that if Section 39 did so, it created the offence itself and Section 378 did not do so.
9. Under the aforesaid circumstances Section 379 of the I.P. C. does not have any application so far as the present case is concerned.
10. It has further been contended that the petitioner in compliance of Section 152 of the Act, deposited the amount as assessed by the competent officer for 2 kilowatt and the bills have been annexed as Annexures 2 and 2/1. In this connection attention has been drawn towards Section 152 of the Indian Electricity Act which lays down as follows:
152(2); On payment of the sum of money in accordance with Sub-section(1) any person in custody in connection with that offence shall be set at liberty and no proceeding shall be instituted or continues against such consumer or person in any criminal court 152(3) : That acceptance of the sum of money for compounding an offence in accordance with Sub-section (1) by the appropriate Government or an officer empowered in this behalf shall be deemed to amount to an acquittal within tie meaning of Section 300 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973(2 of 1974).
11. In view of the aforesaid provisions since the amount has been accepted and there is Statutory compounding of offence under Section 152 of the Electricity Act, which has not been rebutted on behalf of the State, cogent material has been furnished at Annexure-2 and 2/1, showing the payment of bill issued by the Bihar State Electricity Bill consequent to the above act of the petitioner, it will be an abuse of the process of the Court to proceed with Section 39 and 44 of the Bihar Electricity Act. Section 379 of the I.P.C. having no application, accordingly, the prosecution so far as the petitioner is concerned, is quashed.
12. Criminal Miscellaneous application is allowed.


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Driver cited for DUII, transported by Lifeflight
Connie Henry, 52, of Corbett is in serious condition from injuries she received in a automobile crash sometime before 12:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25.
The pickup she was driving traveled 30 feet down a steep, wooded embankment near Southeast Stark Street and Southeast Kerslake Road, the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office reported.
Troutdale Police arrived on the scene first and found Henry pinned inside her 1997 Ford F350. Rescue personnel from Corbett Rural Fire District 14 worked for more than an hour to free Henry from the vehicle and carry her up to the roadway. From there, LifeFlight transported her to Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in North Portland. There she underwent surgery, and was listed in serious condition as of Tuesday afternoon.
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Darling was the most impressive offensive tackle at either camp in Florida. He plays light on his feet at 6-6/328, he uses those long arms to his advantage, and he is making a push for a top 100 prospect in the country. To see how it has all come together for Darling is impressive.
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Johnnie Dixon | 3-star WR | Dwyer (Fla.)
Dixon just gets open and catches the football. There is nothing real flashy about his game, but he is strong off the ball, he tracks the ball well, and he has very strong hands. He looks thick for a receiver, but he still moves very well. He is as consistent as they come.
Poona Ford | 4-star DT | Hilton Head (S.C.)
Ford may only be 6-feet tall, but he is extremely explosive and tough to handle in the trenches. He is very strong at the point of attack, he plays with great leverage, and he is going to be one that gets consistent penetration on the next level. He is in the bottom half of the Scout 300 now, but he will move up when rankings are updated.
Kyle Gibson | 3-star S | Armwood (Fla.)
Gibson is a defensive back who could be a long corner or a free safety on the next level. He has above average feet, he has great length, and he reads receivers well. Scout has him ranked as a safety now, but I could see him being moved to corner. He moves well, he has loose hips, and he seems like a better fit on an island.
Chris Lammons | 3-star CB | Plantation (Fla.)
Lammons is a natural athlete and although he plays quarterback in high school, he looks very natural at corner in the camp setting. He really turns and runs well with wideouts and he has great quickness and make up speed. His balance is good and he can still improve on his footwork at corner, but he looks to have a good ceiling at this position.
Mardre London | 3-star RB | St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.)
It is the little things that make London that much more appealing as a running back. He is a big back who runs more upright, but he does many things very well out of the backfield. He can block very well, he catches the ball better than some top receivers, and he is a back that can stay on the field all three downs. He is not that elusive and he is not a burner, but he is strong, he is big, and he does many little things that will get him on the field early in college.
Montel McBride | 3-star OG | Plant City (Fla.)
Defensive line is where McBride has played much of his high school career, but he sees offensive line is where his future is. He is a big interior OL who is strong and he can bend. He needs to work on firing off the ball lower and just being more consistent with his hands, but he is going to be a mauler in college. He has a great body for an offensive guard, he has above average feet for an OL, and he is only going to get better.
Isaiah Wynn | 4-star OT | Lakewood (Fla.)
When you look at Wynn on tape, you see an offensive tackle that moves well, but you have to wonder if he is big enough or long enough to play that position in college. He may only be 6-feet, 3-inches tall, but he has long arms, so that helps him counter him being a little on the shorter side for a tackle. Wynn really picks his feet up and puts them down well. He plays with very good balance, he is developing nice strength, and he has those long arms you love in a tackle. His balance when engaged really stood out to me in Miami. Despite his size, he is one of the best tackles in the south.
Richard Yeargin | 3-star OLB | University School (Fla.)
This is another one of those guys who really should see his ranking improve in the near future. He is filling out nicely, he still moves with good fluidity, and he is a prospect who showed he could move in space and rush the passer at 6-foot-4, 235 pounds. He is a kid who could play standing up or with his hand down on the next level. He is a smart player too with good moves off the ball.
Many other prospects performed at a high level at each camp, but these 10 should see their stock increase the most on Scout in the near future. Not all will have star changes and not all will see huge jumps due to others around them moving too, but when it comes to their positional and regional rankings, they all made positive moves.


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The Middle Road Bridge in Hammonton was expected to reopen Friday, after being closed for almost two years.
It was one of 12 county structures that suffered significant damage from flooding during Hurricane Irene in August 2011.
JPC Group Inc., of Blackwood, Camden County, performed the work at a cost of $425,000. It was the lowest of six bids received, ranging in price from $425,000 to $683,140.80, county spokeswoman Linda Gilmore said when the work was about to begin in May.
County Executive Dennis Levinson had called the bridge closing a terrible inconvenience to farmers trying to get their blueberries to market last season. The repairs were completed just in time for this year's Hammonton blueberry crop, which began to hit store shelves this week.
The asphalt had to cool Friday before striping could be done, but the bridge was expected to open about 8 p.m., a county representative said.
"I am pleased to report that this construction will be completed on time and on budget," Levinson said in a written statement Friday. "Considering this has been the wettest June since 1958, it is noteworthy that we have met our deadline without further inconvenience to our residents."
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Eight Out of Ten Want Sea Protest Move Halted
Eight in 10 New Zealanders think that the brakes should be put on the government's controversial move to criminalise aspects of peaceful protests at sea.
The Bill is expected to pass its final stage in Parliament today. But, in a Horizon Research poll carried out over the weekend, 79 per cent of those asked said that the amendments to the Crown Minerals Bill, which will create new offences against protest activity in the seas around New Zealand, should be withdrawn completely or sent back to a select committee of politicians for more scrutiny and more chance for the public to have a say.
Less than three per cent said they 'strongly agree' that the amendments were 'about right' and over half of all those questioned opposed the amendment.
The new laws are being proposed after a flotilla of vessels, including several yachts and Te Whānau-ā-Apanui fishing vessel the San Pietro, peacefully confronted the Brazilian oil giant Petrobras off the East Cape in 2010. Petrobras has since ditched any plans to drill in New Zealand waters.
And over 60 per cent of National Party supporters think the amendments should be dropped or referred back to a select committee too.
Steve Abel of Greenpeace, who commissioned the polling, said:
"Simon Bridges' dog of a Bill breaks international law, has been hammered by politicians and lawyers, and is opposed by ordinary New Zealanders.
"His fumbling and bungling to push these controversial amendments through Parliament show a total disregard of public feeling including that of many National Party voters.
"Bridges has already established himself as little more than a yes-man for foreign oil companies.
"The most risky activity in the deep-sea for our economy and way of life is not peaceful protest. It's deep-sea oil drilling."
Last week, a range of well-known New Zealand groups and individuals slammed the government's move.
In a joint statement, Greenpeace, Rt Hon Geoffrey Palmer QC, Peter Williams QC, WWF, Forest and Bird, Dame Anne Salmond, Rikirangi Gage of Te Whānau-ā-Apanui, Sir Ngatata Love, the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions, George Armstrong (founder of the Peace Squadron), Amnesty International NZ, Lucy Lawless and many others, said that energy minister Simon Bridges' "new law is a sledgehammer designed to attack peaceful protest" and is "being bundled through Parliament without proper scrutiny despite its significant constitutional, democratic and human rights implications."
Around 30,000 people have now added their name to the statement.
The amendments to the Crown Minerals Bill, announced by Simon Bridges on Easter Sunday, "breach international law, and attack our democratic freedoms" said the group.
The amendments faced further criticism when legal advice was released last week which found "that the proposed amendments to the Crown Minerals (Permitting and Crown Land) Bill would breach international law in a number of respects."
The proposals include penalties up to $50,000 for an individual, up to 12 months imprisonment and up to $100,000 for a body corporate, and enable the Navy or a police officer to nominate assistants who can stop and detain a ship entering an exclusion zone, remove a person from an exclusion zone. All these parties carry next to no criminal or civil liabilities for anything that happens as a result.


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The president of a company that owns a Boone, North Carolina motel is facing felony charges after poisonous gas killed three people in their rooms.
Back in June, an 11-year-old staying in the hotel room died from carbon monoxide poisoning. His mother almost died. In April, the toxic gas also killed an elderly couple.
Investigators found a faulty swimming pool heater at the hotel allowed the gas to seep into a motel room.
A grand jury charged the owner with three counts of involuntary manslaughter and an additional charge for inflicting serious bodily injury.


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THE KINGSWOOD Village Association`s (KVA) New Year`s Eve Lunch for senior citizens has been regarded as a resounding success by members.
Thanks to an army of helpers and a donation of £750 from Waitrose supermarket in Chipping Sodbury, the 75 guests were treated to an evening of fine wine, good food and entertainment.
Guests were greeted with bubbly or Fino Sherry, whilst enjoying Christmas songs by children from Kingswood Playgroup.
A full Christmas lunch, cooked by the inmates of Leyhill prison and served by KVA members and supporters, followed.
In addition, the members were treated to coffee and chocolates while they were entertained to songs of the 60s and 70s by local band, Echo.
The guests, members and supporters contributed handsomely to a raffle in aid of Playgroup, raising £281, which KVA matched with a further £281.
It brings the total amount raised by the group in the year to £4,000 which has gone out to a dozen Kingswood organisations
KVA raises funds for its donations from three annual events; the Kingswood village show, wine festival and a special Come Dine With Me event, to be held on Saturday, March 22.


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The Buffalo Bills have signed assistant general manager Doug Whaley to a contract extension.
It is expected that Whaley will take over as the team's general manager once current-general manager Buddy Nix steps aside.
"We are very pleased with the structure of our football operation and look forward to working with Buddy, Doug and the entire staff for many years to come," said Bills' President and CEO Russ Brandon. ". As we have stated previously, there is no timetable for the transition. Our focus continues to be on building the foundation for a winning program."
Whaley joined the Bills in 2010, serving as assistant general manager and director of pro personnel. He was promoted to director of player personnel and oversaw the team's college scouts.
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Yesterday, David continued his tradition of early exits at Acapulco (2008 was the exception that proves the rule) with his defeat against Aljaz Bedene, who won 4-6, 6-0, 6-4.
Without coverage it's impossible to say what happened in this match, or rather - why...
Edit: As far as I can see, David didn't talk to the media after the match so I can offer you no quotes. And as the match took place away from centre court, without any coverage, nobody really knows what happened. The most popular theory seems to be that it was probably a lack of fitness and stamina that led to this result. In any case, nobody seems to have heard anything about an injury.
Davis Cup Intermezzo post coming this weekend. And then on to Indian Wells, next week (the draw will be on Tuesday).
Here's a clip with a bit of footage from the match, including match point:


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'Quinner' lines out for inmates in five-a-side with prison officers
IT was a soccer game with a difference. The referee had a chain with keys jangling out of his belt, there were coils of barbed wire crowning the wall around the football ground, and a man in uniform kept doing head counts of the spectators shivering in their tracksuits on the sideline.
But while it may not have been Italia 90 revisited, the mood was jovial when former Republic of Ireland player Niall Quinn put the ball in the back of the net at Castlerea prison in Co Roscommon yesterday.
Quinn was late for his date with about 50 inmates.
"Sorry my sat nav let me down," he told governor Martin Reilly on arrival.
He was there to give a motivational talk to inmates but the real excitement was the match afterwards when prison staff lined out against prisoners, in a good humoured, but physical five-a-side match.
'Quinner', as the prisoners referred to him, was warmly greeted by inmates and obligingly signed autographs for staff.
Some of the younger prisoners did not appear to recognise him, much to the aggravation of one older fan sporting a colourful tattoo on his neck who told them: "That's Quinner. He's an Irish legend".
The legend's message to the prisoners was about staying positive, seizing all the available opportunities and turning their lives around through engagement with training programmes and a bit of humour.
The former Arsenal, Manchester City and Sunderland player admitted he had never thought much about prisoners until a close friend ended up behind bars, and he echoed the governor's view that since the recession, the most unlikely people were serving sentences.
Quinn's audience – including a few serving life-sentences for murder – listened intently as he revealed that he didn't want to get out of bed for up to eight months after his playing career ended, but was nudged out of the hole by loved ones.
"Use good people – spot good people and unashamedly look for help," he urged the prisoners.
When the match kicked off, Quinn took the side of the prisoners.
One inmate serving a life sentence said that the visit was a great boost. "It's good to know that not everyone has given up on us," said the prisoner who described Quinn as an inspiration.
Mind you, he said that before the prison officers trounced the inmates and their star player by eight goals to two, but at least Quinn was responsible for both their goals.
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For more than 10 years, KK's Corner has been the place where local people come to sell their wares, meet their friends, get their photos made, copy their videos, grab a bite to eat, get their hair fixed, work on their scrapbooks, have their clothes altered, pick up their cleaning, and (beginning next month) give their children art lessons. This is one of the busiest corners in town!
Located at 66th Street and Indiana Avenue, KK's Corner is convenient to the Loop, has plenty of parking, is easily accessibility from any direction, and has heavy traffic conditions.
Fanny Joe's Cafe, opening today in the Courtyard Mall, is decorated in '50s Coca-Cola style, featuring hamburgers, ice cream sodas and sundaes, and other items too numerous to name. The cafe is owned by Robin and Andy Wood, owners of the Raspberry Garden Tea Room. You know it has to be good if it is done by Robin and Andy!
Customers come from near and far to get the best merchandise for the fairest prices at KK's! Everyone says KK's Craft & Antique Mall is their favorite place to shop, where they bring all their out-of-town friends, family and business associates to shop for great merchandise at great prices. With 450 booths of local folks, there is no other place like KK's. Make KK's your gift-giving and home decorating headquarters. They are full to the brim with decorations, clothes, home decor, and everything you need to ready your home for fall.
You don't see the "same old stuff" at KK's. You will find many one-of-a-kind items; it may even be possible to have the vendor create something especially for you! Whatever it is you need to make your home, classroom or office a more wonderful place, you will find it at KK's.
KK's Video Recording Studio has been serving the South Plains for the past 18 years. Locally-owned and operated by Jack and Kay Kirkpatrick, they are a full-service, consumer-oriented studio. They were pioneers in the home-video business and have stayed on top of the trade with state-of-the-art equipment and services.
KK's specializes in photo copying and restoration. Do you have old photos you would like to display, but they are too faded, torn, spider-webbed or small? Let KK's restore those old photos and make copies for a very reasonable price. All work is done on KK's premises, so none of your precious pictures leave their studios.
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KK's Video Recording Studio is located inside KK's Craft and Antique Mall, 66th Street and Indiana Avenue. Give them a call at 785-8345 or 795-6169; ask for Eric Farley, Eric Raines or Amanda Clark. Eric Farley, the manager, has been with KK's for 6 years and is one of the best video/photo men in Texas.
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Media Watch – August 24
Top Birmingham City Council Stories
Drop-in recovery advice session for city businesses (BBC WM, BRMB) The road to recovery for Birmingham's businesses after the recent disorder is being made smoother by an event tomorrow (August 24) - organised by the city council.
Ongoing coverage of the Birmingham Wholesale Markets story. (BBC, ITV Central, BBC WM, Birmingham Mail) Wholesale markets - myth busting http://birminghamnewsroom.com/2011/08/wholesale-markets-myth-busting/
Nectar points for old newspapers (Birmingham Mail, Waste Management World) Birmingham City Council is planning to issue residents who successfully recycle their household waste with supermarket loyalty points.
Planners are told to back city nursery (Birmingham Mail) City planners have been advised to give the go ahead to controversial plans to open a children's nursery on one of Birmingham's busiest roads.
Travellers move to family park (Birmingham Mail) A group of travellers who were occupying a Birmingham park (Sennelleys) have moved onto a nearby area.
Council backs BMAG/Thinktank merger (Attractions Management) Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (BMAG) and the UK city's Thinktank science attraction are poised to merge into a new single trust.
Work starts at £5m youth centre in Longbridge (Construction Now, Education Design and Build) St Mowden has appointed Morgan Sindall to construct Birmingham City Council's new 'myplace' centre at Longbridge.
Choice of new sculptures for entry to Birmingham's Gay Village (Birmingham Mail) Members of the public are being invited to have their say on three possible designs for a new piece of public art to be installed in Birmingham's Gay Village.
Regional Headlines
Man's healthy brain part removed
A Warwickshire hospital trust admits liability after a surgeon removed healthy brain tissue, leaving a West Midlands man permanently disabled.
Property sealed after man's death
The body of a 53-year-old man is found inside a property in the Northfield area of Birmingham.
Drugs runner jailed for 40 months
A first offender who was a runner for a major drugs gang in Aberdeen is jailed for 40 months.
National Headlines
Riots were a one-off – minister
Prisons Minister Crispin Blunt says the disturbances in English cities earlier this month were a "one-off" event.
New blood pressure checks at home
Patients thought to have high blood pressure should have the diagnosis confirmed at home, doctors in England and Wales have been told.