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After Hours (The Podcast Episodes)
Mixed By Dj Kalix
After Hours - Kalix live on Feelingmandy fm 03/03/13
March 05, 2013 04:09 AM PST
Kalix live on Feelingmandy fm 03/03/13 every Sat from 7pm-8pm GMTAfter Hours - D Side
February 02, 2013 04:27 PM PST
After Hours - (D Side) In this episode expect some real deep and dark house tracks from London to Berlin style with deep pulsating beats n basses. Definitely for the real house heads who love the sound of the deep dark underground.After Hours - Up On The Terrace
January 22, 2013 06:51 PM PST
After Hours (Up on the terrace) is more of a deep house fuse with some nu disco bits.
January 22, 2013 06:48 PM PST
After Hours (Luvhouse) Brings together some of big tracks of 2012 from the clubs to the beach from London to Ibiza and all over. Some Solid tracks on here to say the least including Ibiza's 2012 Anthem Party Non-Stop by Pirupa have a listen and enjoy!After Hours - DeepHouse
January 22, 2013 05:55 PM PST
After Hours (Deep House) One of the first mixes of the After hours collection. "is this where the shuffle started?" lol i don't know.... but there's a few good ones on here to take you back so turn it up enjoyAfter Hours - Summer 2012
January 22, 2013 06:49 PM PST
After Hours (Summer 2012) is a collection of top end tracks that gained some serious attention all over and made the summer one of the best summers for all house lovers new and old whether you was in the beer garden smashing down a few Strawberry and Lime Rekorderlig's or few frothy brews or at a day rave getting wavy as u know what....buckle up & enjoy!
Podcast Summary
A Mini Podcast of Nu Disco Tech and Deep House Mixes. Each mix containing some top tracks and remixes to get you throwing a few shapes to
About Kalix
Meet Kalix, the London based House DJ and Producer who has been spinning for a number of years playing Vocal House, Deep House, Minimal, Tech, Nu Disco, Rnb & Hip Hop. He had a career highlight in Australia performing on Usher's sellout crowd OMG Tour in 2011 at the world famous Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. Known for his quick drops and on point mixing whether its Uplifting, Dance, Vocal, Deep House to Minimal Tech Kalix always delivers a great set. He has had regular club, radio and live show appearances and residencies all around the world including London's Ministry of Sounds Clubbers Guide tour, Melbourne Australia's fashion week and KISS FM radio station, Egypt's Pacha & Buddah Bar, Cuba's La Rumba in Varadero, Spain, Greece and Holland just to name a few. Kalix's passion and dedication to music has taken a more serious approach in recent years having his hands and fine tuned ears in music production specializing in House music, all while maintaining two house residencies in London's famous city district. Kalix is a versatile DJ with great energy and a true performer. A definite crowd pleaser.
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The Asia Institute — Crane House, based in Louisville, visited Spencer County Middle School last Wednesday and presented different aspects of Chinese culture, writing and martial arts to seventh- grade students. Social studies teacher Susanne Krause said her students recently studied ancient China, so the program helped bring the unit to life. The program was made possible by a grant from YUM! Brands and the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts.
60 years ago — March 4, 1954
Theatre to install giant movie screen
Morris Smith, owner of the Valley Theater, Taylorsville, announced this week plans for the installation of a giant moving picture screen at the theater sometime this month.
Mr. Smith said the type screen to be installed will be a giant Astrolite Panaramic screen, which will supply 384 square feet of picture space. It will cover most of the front of the stage where the present screen is now situated.
The Louisville Genealogical Society's Betty Darnell visited the Spencer County Clerk's Office recently with a large group. Pictured, from left, are Delores Eisenbeis, Spencer County Clerk Lynn Hesselbrock, Mike McKinney, Don Howell, Betty Darnell, Mary Annette Wimsatt, Bette Donahue, Eleanor Holehan, Bud Smith, Sharon Williams and Jane Smith.
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Evan and Donna Keeling are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday at the reception hall behind St. Michael's Church in Fairfield at 2 p.m. Friends and family are invited to attend an open house celebrating the couple from 2- 5 p.m.
DJ and Richard Fee of Taylorsville are proud to announce the birth of their granddaughter, Carolyn Jean Munden, daughter of Master Sergeant Brian and Angela Munden. Master Sergeant Munden is currently stationed at Little Rock Air Base. Carolyn Jean was born on Feb. 5 weighing 5 pounds 7 ounces and was 20 inches long.
I have my orders placed for onion sets and seed potatoes along with some of my favorite summer crops that will be directly seeded in the garden once the temperatures really warm…I can barely stand the wait! I have just seeded out several trays of early season vegetables that like a cool start to the season. Kale, broccoli, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts are just beginning to push through the light potting mix.
Believe it or not, spring really is on the way. After a long, cold winter, many homeowners begin to turn their attention to their landscape. The winter months can be damaging to trees and shrubs. To ensure healthy spring plants, homeowners may want to prune the trees and shrubs around their home. But you shouldn't just prune for the sake of pruning; make sure you have a valid reason.
Pruning during the late winter months allows you to remove damage caused by winter winds and precipitation.
Local members of the Kentucky Farm Bureau visited the nation's capitol last week. Pictured is Spencer County farmer and Farm Bureau director Scott Travis with his daughter, Cameron Travis, and Congressman Brett Guthrie. According to the Travis family, Cameron — a Spencer County High School sophomore — learned about issues facing the agricultural community while in Washington.
The following Spencer County Middle School students were chosen to participate in the All-District Honors Band: Trinity Johnson, Alyssa Richendollar, Ashley Whitaker, Audrey Michels, Drake Watson, Samantha Hawkins, Ramsey Knotts, Marin Bennett, Collin Hall, Andrew Ruetschle, Jeremiah Potter and Cody Robinson.
Spencer County Elementary fifth graders from Mrs. Noel's Health and Physical Education class recently learned how to 'Be the Beat.' Be the Beat is an interactive lesson from the American Heart Association in which students learn to provide hands-only CPR to a person in need. Students gave compressions for 1 minute to practice and were encouraged to keep the beat of the song 'Stayin' Alive' by the Bee Gees to find the correct timing. For more information, you may visit the website http://bethebeat.heart.org/.
When history has been your life for half a century, you tend to collect boxes and boxes of clippings, notes, pictures and the like.
This was found in a notebook.
On April 29, 1948, John B. Carr was chosen secretary-treasurer of the Suburban Amateur Baseball League. This followed by three days, Taylorsville joining Jeffersontown, Buechel, Okalona, LaGrange and J-and-S Cafe. The manager was Robert Cotton.
60 years ago
Feb. 25, 1954
Barbara Watson Is UK Representative
Miss Barbara Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Watson,Taylorsville, will go to Chicago in March as music representative from the University of Kentucky to the music convention to be held there.
Grace Chapel to host revival March 5-8
Grace Chapel will host revival March 5-8 with evangelist Keith Creech. Services will begin at 7 each evening. The community is invited to attend. For more information, call Pastor Johnny Hood at 502-918-0088.
Narcotics Anonymous meetings at First Christian
Narcotics Anonymous meetings will be held at First Christian Church weekly on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
For more information, call 502-902-1648.
Today's column is based upon scripture from Matthew chapter 5: "So if you are offering your gift at the altar and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar and go. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift."
February is the month many people celebrate Valentine's Day.
It seems like super hero movies are a big deal these days. Superman, Spiderman, Batman, Iron Man and all the others fly off the big screen at us. Larger than life heroes, many with their own flaws, but each fighting the bad guys and defending folks just like you and me.
Of course superheroes don't really exist, and it is sort of sad what some people see as heroic. Let's face it, a basketball player isn't a hero, he's just playing a game. And the latest movie sensation? She may be a great actress, but a hero?
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Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) is a rare, inherited condition that causes colon and rectal cancer. FAP results in the development of hundreds of polyps inside the large intestine.
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FAP is caused by a genetic defect. Polyps usually begin developing during the teenage years. Nearly all people with FAP will have polyps by age 35. The average person with FAP will have colon or rectal cancer found by the age of 39 years.
Risk Factors
The primary risk factor for FAP is having family members with this condition. However, this condition can occur in people without a family history of the condition. This is because the genetic defect can be caused by a new mutation in the affected person.
In the early stages, there may be no symptoms. When symptoms do occur, they may include:
- Rectal bleeding or blood in the stool
- Diarrhea
- Cramping pain in the stomach
- Weight loss
- Bloating
- Fatigue
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. An eye exam may also be done to look for lesions in the retina.
Your bodily fluids and tissues may be tested. This can be done with:
- DNA analysis to look for the defective gene
- Biopsy to see if polyps are cancerous
An endoscopy is a thin, lighted, telescope-like tube with a camera that is used to look for polyps inside the intestines. Endoscopy for FAP may include:
- An exam of the stomach and the upper part of the small intestine
- An exam of the rectum and colon
FAP is treated with surgery. Since FAP causes so many polyps, they cannot be removed individually. Therefore, the goal of surgery is to remove the portion of the intestine that contains the cancerous or precancerous polyps. The surgical procedure used depends on the length of intestine involved.
The 3 main surgical treatments are:
- Colectomy with ileorectal anastomosis (IRA) —Removal of the colon except for a small section above the rectum. The last part of the small intestine is connected to the remaining part of the colon, preserving bowel function.
- Restorative proctocolectomy (pouch)—Removal of the colon and rectum, leaving the anal canal. A pouch is created with the lower end of the small intestine. The pouch mimics the function of the rectum. The pouch is connected to the anal canal, preserving bowel function.
- Total proctocolectomy with permanent ileostomy—Removal of the colon, rectum, and anal canal. A permanent ileostomy is created. An ileostomy is a surgical opening through the wall of the abdomen. It is used as a path for waste material to leave the body. After an ileostomy, you will wear a special bag to collect body waste.
Duodenal polyps in the small intestine are managed with endoscopy. An endoscope is used to find the polyps. Once found, the surgeon inserts small tools through a tube in the endoscope and removes them. In some cases, surgery to remove the duodenum may be done.
Medications are used shrink polyps and to prevent new ones from forming. Medications include:
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
- COX-2 inhibitors
The remaining intestine will need to be inspected by endoscopy as often as every 6 months for the rest of your life. Because the risk of developing other polyps that could grow to become cancer is so high, it is crucial for your doctor to closely monitor your condition. If more polyps arise, further surgery may be required.
There are no current guidelines to prevent FAP.
- Mohei Abouzied, MD
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- Updated: 05/28/2014
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I seen a picture of the prettiest little girl I have ever seen on their website. We just lost our little girl and were heartbroken. I looked at her picture called my husband over and said what do you think, he said we have to get her. We called went through the adoption process and went to meet her. She stayed inside with them in their office, she was a little skiddish at first but within a few minutes while we were filling out paperwork she relized then she was ours. Her name was Queenie but we changed it to Sammy. She is truly the love of our lives. She is the only child and is a little spoiled but that is was she is for. She is the most loving baby I have ever seen. We have had her a little over a year. I support Richardson Rescue every month and think they are doing such a wonderful job, and it truly shows with all the kids they have for adoption and how well they take care of them. Please support these rescue they are doing a great service for stray and unwanted pets. I hope they are in buisness for a long long time. thanks for all you do.
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Rod Stewart hits the Strip
LAS VEGAS Here's how Mr. Hot Legs himself keeps his shows alive and kicking. Ice. And lots of it.
"I keep fit, and after anything I do, like cycling, swimming, football, I hop in a bath of ice water up to about my (privates)," says Rod Stewart, 66, suddenly mentioning his unmentionables. "Works wonders, it does."
Rod the Mod will ensure that bod stays in top shape now that he's signed on for a two-year run that starts tonight here at Caesars Palace, the latest addition to the hotel's pantheon of resident hitmakers that includes Celine Dion, Elton John and (in late 2012) Shania Twain. This year, Stewart will do 18 performances, half of them through Sept. 11, the other half Nov. 3-20.
PHOTOS: Rod Stewart in Las Vegas
VIDEO: Five questions for Rod Stewart
For Stewart, the decision to bring his iconic rasp to the Strip was an easy one. "It's the perfect match at the right time in my life," he says in his dressing room hidden in the bowels of the expansive, 4,000-seat Colosseum.
Throughout a far-ranging conversation that runs from lessons learned through marriage to his enduring passion for soccer, the singer seems particularly buoyant, eyes beaming, teeth sparkling and rooster-tail locks stretching for the sky.
And with good reasons. For starters, "I'm writing songs again, something I never thought I'd do," he says. "I'm writing about divorce, about my childhood, all sorts of things. Why this gift has come back to me after lying dormant for 17 years, I don't know. But it has."
And "I'm a grandfather now," he chirps, singing out the name Delilah, born Sunday to daughter Kimberly, 32 (whose mother is Alana Hamilton Stewart, one of his two exes). "I've been going around blabbing that for hours now."
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Stewart is nothing if not prolific, personally and professionally.
He's a father eight times over, including two children — the youngest being 6-month-old Aiden — with wife Penny Lancaster-Stewart. Better still, he's friends with them all: "We had everyone at the hospital to help Kimberly. I won't say we always agree, but we get along."
He says his third try at marriage has proven the charm partly "because I listen more now — men should listen more, frankly. But I suppose it's not our way."
Over in the studio, Stewart has sired an eclectic mix of hit songs that span decades and generations, all of which make him a natural fit for Las Vegas' ever-changing crowds.
From his name-making singles in the early '70s (Maggie May) to critically pilloried disco hits (Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?) and his 2004 Grammy win for the third of five Great American Songbook albums, he's a veritable one-man stroll through pop-music history.
"His stuff is really uplifting, and that's important to our mix," says John Meglen, president and co-CEO of Concerts West/AEG Live, noting that the Strip hasn't been spared the economic downturn. "People seem to be spending less at gaming, but that means there's more for entertainment."
Meglen says he has been speaking to Stewart's manager, Arnold Stiefel, "for some time about getting this deal done." Stiefel says one motivator was the ease with which his star could get back to his big family after shows.
"He can leave his (Los Angeles) home at 4:15, be ready for a 7:30 show, then be wings up at 9:30 and home with his kids by 10:30," Stiefel says. "You'd have more of a commute if you lived on Long Island and worked in Manhattan. Besides, the supply of people from around the world that Rod can draw from (in Las Vegas) is amazing."
And Stewart will try to please them all, says Andy Greene, associate editor of RollingStone.com.
"Rod has always been a mercenary when it comes to musical styles, and he's never tried to hide that," he says. "It's almost like in Spinal Tap, where you see a montage of the band going through the decades in different outfits. But I don't sense he changes for the money. He doesn't need that. I just think he really needs to go up on stage."
The star agrees.
"I can't wait to get out there every time. I just love it," says Stewart, sheathed in a blue-and-white-striped suit over an elegantly rumpled white shirt. "When I was a kid, part of the motivation was that I was starving often. Now, that's not the case. But there's still a magic spark that happens, and when that's gone is when I'll stop."
He looks down at his laceless sneakers and runs a hand through that famously unkempt mop.
"Singing is who I am. It's my job, and I don't want anyone to take my job away," Stewart says. "Maybe it has to do with my upbringing (in North London), where the belief in our house was a man has to do a day's work to make you feel like a man."
And when that work is done, there are two activities Stewart embraces, both vestiges of his childhood: soccer and making model railroads.
He still plays the sport each Sunday with an over-50 team called Fram (he plays right halfback), and he loves how his teammates mock him. "We'll hit the showers, and they're all in boxers, and I'll have my Dolce & Gabbana underwear," he says with a guffaw.
As for the trains, they're such an obsession that "anytime I go on tour, the hotel knows to book a room for me and another empty one with just a table and lights," where Stewart kills time hand-making buildings and trains for an astonishingly true-to-life replica of Manhattan in the 1940s that's in the works. "I grew up across from a train track and fell in love right away," he says simply.
The crooner's life is a classic '60s British rocker's tale, one he promises to tell in a memoir as soon as he can find the time.
His Scottish father, Robert, was a master builder and soccer fanatic who was thrilled that his youngest child showed early promise on the field. That said, he also gave Rod his first instrument — a cheap guitar that Rod had to walk a mile to get tuned — and didn't complain when he eventually gave up the field for the stage.
"My parents, my family, they made me who I am," Stewart says earnestly. "There was never any 'Why don't you get a proper job?'"
Half a dozen dues-paying years followed, including a detour digging graves to make ends meet. Stewart recalls those years wistfully, remembering "a time when I asked (my manager) to lend me his new Muddy Waters album, and he couldn't because Mick (Jagger) and Keith (Richards) had it. One album, shared, amazing."
Finally, in 1967, Stewart broke big fronting the Jeff Beck Group for its first two albums, Truth and Beck-Ola, before eventually going solo.
That seminal band lasted only two years because of personal squabbles. A reunion has been in discussion, but Stewart says vaguely that "contractual issues" have gotten in the way for the moment.
Another bit of news for Stewart fans is that aficionados of his Songbook ballads won't find their favorites in his rotating Colosseum set list.
"I tried mixing them in, but I've decided to instead go with more of my bigger hits, as well as some obscure Rod Stewart stuff," the singer says. (Stiefel says those standards tended to "slow the show down" during previous performances.)
So what will be in Stewart's show?
The massive red curtain rises as the man in the spotlight peers out at a sea of empty red seats and launches his 13-person band into an hour-long rehearsal with Broken Arrow, his cover of the Robbie Robertson song. It's an acoustic version in the tradition of MTVUnplugged, and he segues from it into the rarely heard The Killing of Georgie (Part I and II), his tribute to a friend who was killed in New York for being gay.
Throughout the rehearsal, which goes on to include a lilting Reason to Believe, thunderous Every Picture Tells a Story and thumping Infatuation, Stewart rides his band hard, stopping to tweak a background vocal here and drill down on a drum solo there. There's no phoning-it-in going on here.
At one point he asks, "Who missed a chord?" When a guitarist raises his hand, Stewart smiles. "I like a man who owns up. Right, let's move on."
Like a shark, Stewart seems to know only one mode. Swim on or vanish. Just get the ice bath ready.
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A collection of photos from Globe and Mail reporter Graeme Smith's 2005 coverage from Afghanistan
A Canadian soldier stands on a Bison as it is parked next to a Bison (centre) and a Coyote (left) armoured vehicles at Kandahar Airbase in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in this Feb. 4, 2002 file photo. The Canadian army is spending $36-million to bolster the protection of the vehicles destined for duty in war-torn southern Afghanistan.
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Mir Zaman, brother of Commander Deedar, a jihadi leader who was disqualified from the election, led dozens of the warlord's followers in a charge against a line of police protecting the Electoral Complaints Commission on Wednesday. 2005
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Sgt. Jack Durnford of the Royal Canadian Dragoons prepares his team for a night patrol around Kabul, almost exactly 24 hours before a similar patrol was attacked yesterday with an improvised explosive device. 2005
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Master-Corporal Kevin Langlois, of the Montreal-based Canadian Psychological Operations, distributing posters and leaflets near the Pakistani border on Saturday.
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Jamaludin, 12, prepares for another border crossing. He makes several trips across the Afghan-Pakistani border every day, like dozens of other child smugglers from the border town of Wesh. They get paid 40 or 50 cents per crossing, they say, and split their earnings to the border guards.
(Graeme Smith / The Globe and Mail 2005)
An Afghan woman displays her voter registration card in a polling station of Mazar-i-Sharif,18 September 2005. In a relatively big turn out Afghans voted for a paliament for the first time in more than 30 years, the ballote marked the war-weary's nations path towards democracy.
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SEPTEMBER 18 2005: An Afghan woman votes in the nation's first Parliamentary Election on September 18, 2005 in Kabul, Afghanistan. The election is part of a major step for the country to restore democracy and stability almost four years after the Taliban was ousted. Afghans will elect a lower house of parliment in all of its 34 provinces.
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Iltaf Shah, 34, a Pakistani engineer, works just inside enormous gates that mark the Afghan border. Afghans have started making rude comments to the Pakistanis who visit, he said, as they grow angry about a border dispute.
(Graeme Smith / The Globe and Mail 2005)
Hidayatullah Azizi, 30, describes himself as the only film director in Kandahar. His father was a director, too; he still has the VHS cassettes they smuggled out of the country when they were fleeing the Taliban, fearing they could be killed if they were caught with forbidden materials
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Why links Stop Working With Windows® Live Mail?
How to fix issues with working of links with Windows Live Mail?
Windows Live Mail is the widely used e-mail program. You could install it separately. Microsoft Windows 7 OS is shipped with Windows Live Mail. You could organize the personal life very easily. Various e-mail services like Gmail, Yahoo etc could also be used. You would be able to add many e-mail accounts very easily. There are various reasons for not opening of links present in the messages. It would happen if the phishing filter treats that message as phishing. If the Windows Live Mail program is corrupted, that would also lead to not opening of links. Sometimes Antivirus interference would also block links.
Tips to fix issues with the working of links with Windows Live Mail:
- Try to Unblock the Program
- Make Internet Explorer as Default
- Other Tips
Try to Unblock the Program
It is seen that, when Windows Live Mail treat any e-mail as phishing, it would block all the access to links which are present in that mail. As a result, you would not be able to open links that are present in the mail. You would then try to open the mail and go to information bar. You would then click the option called unblock. You need to do this only if you believe that e-mail is not phishing.
Make Internet Explorer as Default
You need to set Internet Explorer as default browser. You would click Control Panel. From that, you would click Internet Options. If you do not see that option first, you would click Network and Internet Connections. You would then select Programs tab. Then you need to check the option called Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser. You would then click 'OK' and then close Internet Explorer.When you reopen browser; it would ask you to make Internet Explorer as default. You would then click 'yes'. After that, try to open links. It would solve the issue.
Other Tips
You should make sure that Windows Live Mail is working properly. There are chances that registry entries of the program might be corrupted. It would cause the malfunctioning of browser and you could not see links. You would restart the Windows Live Mail and check for working. There are chances that some types of Antivirus programs would cause problem in opening links in messages.You should try to uninstall that and use the most compatible security software. You should try to remove virus threats from the system. If you have upgraded Windows Mail to Windows Live Mail, you should try to check whether the system satisfy the entire requirement.
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Despite the heavier fighting that has marked most regions of South Viet Nam in recent weeks, the Delta remained notably quiet. Then last week the country's richest and most populous area suddenly erupted in two major battles, including one that turned into the Communists' biggest defeat of the war in the Delta. The battles were remarkable for two reasons. One was that the Delta is still the sole domain of indigenous Viet Cong forces, some 80,000 strong, who seldom choose to do battle in the large numbers and on the scale of their North Vietnamese allies operating farther north. The other...
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(1) "Account" means either of the two accounts created under section six of this article.
(2) "Association" means the West Virginia Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association created under section six of this article.
(3) "Authorized assessment" or the term "authorized" when used in the context of assessments means a resolution by the board of directors has been passed whereby an assessment will be called immediately or in the future from member insurers for a specified amount. An assessment is authorized when the resolution is passed.
(4) "Basic hospital, medical and surgical insurance or major medical insurance" means accident and sickness insurance subject to the provisions of articles fifteen and sixteen of this chapter and benefits provided by articles twenty-four and twenty-five of this chapter, but excludes any accident and sickness insurance in which the medical care is secondary or incidental to other benefits and also excludes insurance included within the definition of excluded benefits set forth in subsection (f), section one-a, article sixteen of this chapter.
(5) "Benefit plan" means a specific employee, union or association of natural persons benefit plan.
(6) "Called assessment" or the term "called" when used in the context of assessments means that a notice has been issued by the association to member insurers requiring that an authorized assessment be paid within the time frame set forth within the notice. An authorized assessment becomes a called assessment when notice is mailed by the association to member insurers.
(7) "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of Insurance of this state.
(8) "Contractual obligation" means any obligation under a policy or contract or certificate under a group policy or contract, or portion thereof for which coverage is provided under section three of this article.
(9) "Covered policy" means any policy or contract within the scope of this article under section three of this article.
(10) "Extra-contractual claims" shall include claims such as those relating to bad faith in the payment of claims, punitive or exemplary damages or attorneys' fees and costs.
(11) "Impaired insurer" means a member insurer which, after the effective date of this article, is not an insolvent insurer, and (1) is deemed by the commissioner to be potentially unable to fulfill its contractual obligations or (2) is placed under an order of rehabilitation or conservation by a court of competent jurisdiction.
(12) "Insolvent insurer" means a member insurer which, after the effective date of this article, is placed under an order of liquidation by a court of competent jurisdiction with a finding of insolvency.
(13) "Member insurer" means any insurer licensed or which holds a certificate of authority to transact in this state any kind of insurance for which coverage is provided under section three of this article, and includes an insurer whose license or certificate of authority in this state may have been suspended, revoked, not renewed or voluntarily withdrawn, and includes nonprofit service corporations as defined in article twenty-four of this chapter and health care corporations as defined in article twenty-five of this chapter but does not include:
(A) A health maintenance organization;
(B) A fraternal benefit society;
(C) A mandatory state pooling plan;
(D) A mutual assessment company or any entity that operates on an assessment basis;
(E) An insurance exchange;
(F) An organization which has a certificate or license limited to the issuance of charitable gift annuities under article thirteen-b of this chapter; or
(G) Any entity similar to any of the above.
(14) "Moody's Corporate Bond Yield Average" means the Monthly Average Corporates as published by Moody's Investors Service, Inc., or any successor thereto.
(15) "Owner" of a policy or contract and "policy owner" and "contract owner" mean the person who is identified as the legal owner under the terms of the policy or contract or who is otherwise vested with legal title to the policy or contract through a valid assignment completed in accordance with the terms of the policy or contract and properly recorded as the owner on the books of the insurer. The terms owner, contract owner and policy owner do not include persons with a mere beneficial interest in a policy or contract.
(16) "Person" means any individual, corporation, partnership, association or voluntary organization.
(17) "Plan sponsor" means:
(A) The employer in the case of a benefit plan established or maintained by a single employer;
(B) The employee organization in the case of a benefit plan established or maintained by an employee organization; or
(C) In a case of a benefit plan established or maintained by two or more employers or jointly by one or more employers and one or more employee organizations, the association, committee, joint board of trustees, or other similar group of representatives of the parties who establish or maintain the benefit plan.
(18) "Premiums" means amounts or considerations (by whatever name called) received on covered policies or contracts less premiums, considerations and deposits returned thereon, and less dividends and experience credits thereon. "Premiums" does not include any amounts or considerations received for any policies or contracts or for the portions of any policies or contracts for which coverage is not provided under subsection (b), section three of this article, except that assessable premium shall not be reduced on account of paragraph (C), subdivision (2), subsection (b), section three of this article relating to interest limitations and subdivision (2), subsection (c), section three of this article relating to limitations with respect to any one individual, any one participant and any one contract owner. Premiums shall not include:
(A) Premiums in excess of $5 million on any unallocated annuity contract not issued under a government retirement plan established under section 401, 403(b) or 457 of the United States Internal Revenue Code; or
(B) With respect to multiple nongroup policies of life insurance owned by one owner, whether the policy owner is an individual, firm, corporation or other person, and whether the persons insured are officers, managers, employees or other persons, premiums in excess of $5 million with respect to these policies or contracts, regardless of the number of policies or contracts held by the owner.
(19) (A) "Principal place of business" of a plan sponsor or a person other than a natural person means the single state in which the natural persons who establish policy for the direction, control and coordination of the operations of the entity as a whole primarily exercise that function, determined by the association in its reasonable judgment by considering the following factors:
(i) The state in which the primary executive and administrative headquarters of the entity is located;
(ii) The state in which the principal office of the chief executive officer of the entity is located;
(iii) The state in which the board of directors (or similar governing person or persons) of the entity conducts the majority of its meetings;
(iv) The state in which the executive or management committee of the board of directors (or similar governing person or persons) of the entity conducts the majority of its meetings;
(v) The state from which the management of the overall operations of the entity is directed;
(vi) In the case of a benefit plan sponsored by affiliated companies comprising a consolidated corporation, the state in which the holding company or controlling affiliate has its principal place of business as determined using the above factors; and
(vii) In the case of a plan sponsor, if more than fifty percent of the participants in the benefit plan are employed in a single state, that state shall be deemed to be the principal place of business of the plan sponsor.
(B) The principal place of business of a plan sponsor of a benefit plan described in paragraph (C), subdivision (16) of this section shall be deemed to be the principal place of business of the association, committee, joint board of trustees or other similar group of representatives of the parties who establish or maintain the benefit plan that, in lieu of a specific or clear designation of a principal place of business, shall be deemed to be the principal place of business of the employer or employee organization that has the largest investment in the benefit plan in question.
(20) "Receivership court" means the court in the insolvent or impaired insurer's state having jurisdiction over the conservation, rehabilitation or liquidation of the insurer.
(21) "Resident" means a person to whom a contractual obligation is owed and who resides in this state on the date of entry of a court order that determines a member insurer to be an impaired insurer or a court order that determines a member insurer to be an insolvent insurer, whichever occurs first. A person may be a resident of only one state, which in the case of a person other than a natural person shall be its principal place of business. Citizens of the United States that are either residents of foreign countries, or residents of United States possessions, territories, or protectorates that do not have an association similar to the association created by this article, shall be deemed residents of the state of domicile of the insurer that issued the policies or contracts.
(22) "Structured settlement annuity" means an annuity purchased in order to fund periodic payments for a plaintiff or other claimant in payment for or with respect to personal injury suffered by the plaintiff or other claimant.
(23) "Health insurance" means accident and sickness insurance as defined in subsection (b), section ten, article one of this chapter and benefits provided pursuant to articles twenty-four and twenty-five of this chapter.
(24) "Supplemental contract" means any agreement entered into for the distribution of policy or contract proceeds.
(25) "Unallocated annuity contract" means any annuity contract or group annuity certificate which is not issued to and owned by an individual, except to the extent of any annuity benefits guaranteed to an individual by an insurer under such contract or certificate.


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THE author of a popular book on childhood memories in Dorchester is promising to record stories from others before they are lost forever.
David Forrester published Fordington Remembered: Growing up in and Around Dorchester, in December.
His tales of life in the county town from the 1940s and 1950s have proved extremely popular, with over 500 copies of the book already sold and orders coming in from all over the world.
Mr Forrester is generously donating his royalties to charity, so the impressive sales will benefit those who suffer from ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) and CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome) as well as people in need all over the world.
He said: "It has been sent as far as Australia, South Africa and the United States. "The upshot of this is that royalties are more than expected and will help my two charities – the Rotary Foundation, which does so much good around the world, and Dorset ME Support Group, which receives little or no government help yet cares for those suffering from ME or CFS – my wife is a trustee and we support them any way we can."
Mr Forrester has been contacted by a whole range of people wanting to share their memories and now, as part of a local community project with the Mill Street Housing Society, he wants them to share their stories with him so he can help preserve them.
He said: "I've received so many calls and emails, some from old friends I've not seen for 60 years, others from complete strangers who've enjoyed the book and the memories it has brought back.
"Ladies in their 80s and 90s have told me of their own recollections of Fordington and Mill Street early in the last century – living in a two-room terraced house with six children all sharing one bedroom with mum and dad, facilities being one outside tap and a toilet shared between three cottages.
"Or of being one of 16 children including three sets of twins living in a small house in Mill Street."
Mr Forrester added: "I am glad to be able to get to these people and stir their memories, dig into the past and pass on these facts of a life so different from today."
Copies of Fordington Remembered can be ordered direct from publisher Roving Press by calling 01300 321531 or visiting rovingpress.co.uk.
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Tears, prayers in East Brunswick for dying Pope
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Best wishes from East Brunswick: On the wall is a clock, the second-hand sweeping. To the eye it seems to be going a little fast. Nearby hangs Jesus on his cross - of a size you might hold in your hand to ward off calamity. Under the clock and the cross are 20 bowed heads, most of them mature women, working their way through the Sorrowful Mysteries.
On the first Saturday of the month, they usually gather in the Our Lady Help of Christians church to say the rosary for the Holy Mother - but there's a wedding on today, so they have set up in the community centre, a small room with ceiling fans that stir about the heat.
"As you know, it's a very sad day," says Mrs Donna Hoyne, standing up front to lead the prayers while a priest hears confession in the neighbouring office. "It seems to be God's will that our Holy Father is going, and we ask Mary on this special day to guide us . . . as we say the rosary for the Holy Father, Pope John Paul the Second."
Then Donna says she'll "bring out Jesus now" - going to her purse and taking the Host (a communion wafer mounted to look like a trophy) out of a red velvet case. As she places it on the small altar, the people here begin to sing Sacrament Most Holy.
Donna bites her lip. It's not that her voice is wavering - rather it has the soft, exhausted tone of somebody who has done a great deal of crying and wants to cry some more but is managing to hold it down.
She told me she is "devastated", that she hasn't been sleeping, that the idea of John Paul dying has filled her with a real loneliness. Earlier today she watched a news special on SBS. It was in Italian, she didn't understand a word of it. "But I felt what was going on, and I just cried and cried. I couldn't stop."
As the rosary is said - the Sorrowful Mysteries being a remembrance of Christ's suffering and death - May Fowler looks my way and smiles in that confused hopeful way that children smile when sick and afraid.
"I can't imagine the world without him," she had said before the prayers started. "I just feel he's given everything, the same as Jesus. He hasn't spared himself."
A man name Paul arrives with a bag of styrofoam cups and teabags, setting them out on a table up the back as he joins in the call and response - and then, during a short break, tells me how he is not hugely worried or emotional about the Pope's passing, but adds: "He's certainly been a great witness."
Meanwhile, Donna is mingling and saying wistfully: "Wouldn't it be great if the Lord keeps him until the day of mercy."
Meaning: she hopes the Pope might last the night.
Mercy Sunday - the Sunday after Easter - was established a couple of years ago by John Paul as an added-on celebration of Christ's resurrection. "Underlining it as an act of mercy," Paul explains to me.
At this point, Father Christopher Dowd has finished hearing confession, and is about to say Mass.
He says: "I'm not sure what we should pray for."
He ponders the Pope being restored to health and staying on "for a few more years" - but notes he is an old, sick man, suffering.
The clocks ticks on, Jesus maintains his gentle gaze while Donna Hoyne and May Fowler hold down their tears.
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Imagine Roky Erickson backed by the Sun Ra Arkestra or Wilson Pickett and The Velvet Underground, or picture the love child of Anubis and Kali. King Khan & The Shrines is more than a psychedelic soul band with a spectacle of a stage show. They are a cult musical phenomenon with more than 10 years of international touring, multiple studio records and a fan base of fervent punk, soul, free jazz and garage rock heads.
King Khan, the spiritual guru and front man, cobbled together a fierce line-up of musicians while in Berlin in between reading Tarot cards and raising a family. What he ended up with in 1999 is one of the most entertaining groups the world has seen and heard since the days of Ike & Tina. The line-up includes Chicago-born, Ron Streeter (veteran percussionist for Curtis Mayfield, Stevie Wonder), a horn section consisting of trumpeter Simon Wojan (member of Kranky Records recording artists Cloudland Canyon), tenor sax man Torben Wesche (Germany's John Coltrane), and famous French rockabilly baritone saxophonist Frederic Brissaud. The rhythm section of the Sensational Shrines has been called a German/French version of the Freak Brothers – Till Timm on guitar, organist Frederic Bourdil, Jens Redemann on bass and drummer Mirko Wenzl.
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Businessman and former Western Bulldogs AFL club president
This is the most critical issue for many family businesses and one that Mr Smorgon's investment company – owned with his three sons – faces too.
Some estimates show that 70 per cent of Australian businesses are family-owned and they employ more than half of the workforce.
"It's one of those thorny, very difficult issues that most families really struggle with, the world over," Mr Smorgon said.
It was just one aspect of family business completely overlooked by public policy, he added.
That could change, now that a House of Representatives inquiry has made 21 recommendations in a 248-page report released late in March to build the awareness of the needs of family businesses in Australia, including extending the potential life of family trusts.
The inquiry noted estimates that 61 per cent of family business owners planned to retire in the decade to 2016.
A member of the Smorgon family, whose multibillion-dollar industrial empire was split up and sold in 1995 – he has since started Generation Investments with his sons – David Smorgon gave evidence to the inquiry and was disappointed that other prominent family businesses did not.
"Family businesses are largely unrecognised – that's a damning fact," he said. "I'd love to have the figures to show how scandalous that is."
He means figures showing the ability of family businesses to better withstand downturns, the vast number of people they employ, and the contribution they make to the community.
The primary recommendation of the inquiry was for Canberra to set up an inter-departmental committee to work out how to define a family business and consider the issues they face. It could then collect data to build a picture.
Apart from giving recognition to the contribution made by family businesses, it could provide a platform for targeted policies to assist.
"There are other countries, particularly Scandinavian, that are doing a lot more to incentivise, support, assist family business to the benefit of the community, for the whole of society, Mr Smorgon said. "Certainly that's not happening in Australia – we can't even agree on what the definition is," he said.
While imperative, he said he expected the recommendations would not be dealt with until after the election.
But he said family businesses had a role to play in agitating for change.
A quick look at the BRW Rich List shows family businesses are not always the small enterprises they're labelled as: the Smorgon family are there, along with the Myer family and others.
The inquiry recommended considering law changes, including lifting the 50-shareholder limit for a private business and the 80-year maximum lifetime of a trust.
Deloitte consultancy tax partner David Pring said the 50-shareholder limit needed relaxing. "The intergenerational issue is going to become bigger in Australia," he said.
While applauding the report, Mr Pring said it could have suggested a consolidated tax group, bundling trusts, property holdings and various entities.
"If you can view the whole family business as one, and ignore everything inside that box, you get rid of a lot of the issues that are frustrating family business."
PwC partner Kel Fitzalan said that in the modern era there was no place for the 80-year life limit on trusts.
"It is forcing the transfer of wealth and therefore unnecessary income tax," he said.
Firms were advising clients with ageing trusts to create new trusts to hold new assets or purchases, rather than putting it into the vehicle that has a limited time left, he said.
"It's clunky and expensive."
Whatever changes come, Mr Smorgon knows he'll still have to tackle succession– assuming his sons want in.
"I would certainly hope they would," he said. "When our family business was sold in the '90s, it was a sad day."
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The woman sexually assaulted by Roman Polanski when she was just 13 has described how the filmmaker plied her with champagne and drugs before having sex with her.
Samantha Geimer, now 50, describes the assault in Jack Nicholson's Hollywood home in her memoir published in Australia today.
She says she wrote The Girl: A Life Lived in the Shadow of Roman Polanski to "take back ownership of my own story".
Polanski was initially charged with six felony counts, including rape and sodomy, before he accepted a plea deal and pleaded guilty to unlawful sex with a minor. He served 42 days at a secure unit undergoing psychiatric evaluation after the attack on March 10, 1977.
Geimer writes how, part drunk, drugged and overwhelmed by the star power of the director, she didn't try to fight him off.
"Why fight?" she writes. "I'll do pretty much anything to get this over with.
"He holds my arms at my sides and kisses me. And I say, 'No, come on' but between the pill and the champagne it's like my own voice is very far away."
She describes her fear and her tears later in the car as Polanski, now 80, drove her home and asked her if she was OK and told her not to tell her mother.
But Geimer pressed charges, becoming the focus of a media and police storm, which prompted her to wish she had kept quiet.
"Somehow, what had happened – as bad as it was – was not going to be as bad as what was coming," she writes. "I ran into the two-headed monster of the California criminal justice system and its corrupt players, whose lust for publicity overwhelmed their concern with justice.
"My crime? Being the rape victim of a Hollywood celebrity."
After his time in the psychiatric wing of California's Chino State Prison, Polanski fled the United States on the eve of his sentencing, amid fears the trial judge would go back on the plea bargain deal.
In 2009, he was re-arrested in Switzerland as the US sought extradition but was later released.
This week Geimer told the Los Angeles Times how the notorious case had dogged her for 36 years.
"I'm personally tired of everybody telling lies about me and about what happened," she said. "It's interesting to be able to do it on my own terms. My whole life has been reacting to what's happening to me. This is a different thing for me, to just be trying to tell the story."
Geimer has also revealed to Britain's The Times that she is in email contact with Polanski, who now lives in France.
"People are still coming after both of us," she said. "We're both still being treated unfairly ... It makes sense to be on the same team ... We've both been punished. We both want to move on. We both might be considered victims."
Read Samantha Geimer's story in Saturday's Good Weekend.
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15,000 flags and beyond Sunflower Power Finale 3/3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCr8qDJ_x6A
Sunflower Power Finale 2/3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R5XvpN3vlE
Sunflower Power Finale 1/3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh5wtih2ZGE
Sunflower Power X5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9,471Hk52Hk4
- UPDATE 07-23-2,011--------- Plants Vs. Zombies - No-Repair cobless Strategy Test for Survival Endless V2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go3Jbw7EQ7U
Latest Vid: Sunflower Power X4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82aLfRWT0cE
Sunflower Power X3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NebmRPb3IfI
Sunflower Power X2 ( HD ) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oLWs2jqlZ4
Here concludes the Sunflower Power Series The setup and strategies involved here are based on draco89,123's guide on survival endless
1-1.5k using draco89,123's elegant setup i studied the setup and used it and used a rather defensive way of fighting zombies by concentrating on delaying them and freeze i was able to see how great that setup was.
by being defensive meaning i just don't use instants every now and then . i focused on keeping the gigas all gathered in one place and later make them stop near the glooms where they will be killed . jacks destroy stuff but i rely on focusing to keep certain plants protected AT ALL COST . instead of focusing on how to avoid my setup from being broken i focused on how to keep the bare minimum setup inside the elegant setup unharmed and recover on every possible way.
so what i really studied is not the setup. but the bare minimum to survive . that way i can still survive even with a broken setup
main plants - these plants define the strategy i will use for the round - puff + flowerpot - puff + squash - flowerpot + cherry - cherry + squash - squash + blover - sunflower + twin sunflower
support plants - coffee bean + ice + imitater ice shroom
repair kit - Fume + Gloom + pumpkin + lilypad
and one extra plant to adjust based on what the setup needs - jalapenos / spikeweed / squash / cherry / doom shroom
1.5-3k my need for additional twin sunflower spots caused me to remove cattails and replace them with twin sunflowers and to reduce jack casulties i reduced the pool glooms to only 4 .. each placed strategically to hit the inner rows and reduce pumpkin maintenance
main plants - puff + flowerpot - puff + squash - flowerpot + cherry - cherry + squash - squash + blover - sunflower + twin sunflower
support plants - coffee bean + ice + imitater ice shroom
repair kit - Fume + Gloom + pumpkin + lilypad
and one extra plant to adjust based on what the setup needs - jalapenos / spikeweed / squash / cherry / doom shroom
- lilipads are now a must because i use the empty slots ( 6 slots ) as emergency doom shroom slots - the only time i use doom shrooms is when my setup breaks or im bored or there are many gigas - still a very defensive strategy no cycles whatsoever . just pure logic
3k - 10k using the setup with only 4 pool glooms and pushed back i can say i had mastered the setup based on how to reduce jack incidents and on how to recover on every possible way the setup breaks
- I made bonus rounds longer by removing my fumes and making the round longer to give me time to recover on sun . and i usually go as much as 12 twin sunflowers - imps starting to be a pain now
10k - 11k by assymetric testing i tested ways on how to put ladders at my current state - i used once again draco89,123's harmless setup and consulted the guide again and again - still a defensive strategy no cycles whatsoever . just pure logic - since i now mastered on how to recover the setup ... i can now break the setup and rebuild it whenever i find possible or logical
11k - 13k - ladders reduced the setup's pumpkin maintenance and naked plants at strategic locations are enough to make the setup not rely on pumpkins - using a cool timing on the ice shrooms , it is possible to make the ambush pool zombies to not appear . thanks to draco89,123 again :)
main plants - puff + flowerpot + squash - puff + cherry + squash - blover + cherry + squash - sunflower + twin sunflower + squash - spikeweed + cherry + squash
support plants - coffee bean + ice + imitater ice shroom + doom shroom
repair kit - Fume + Gloom + lilypad
i played the game for fun no cycles involved whatsoever and i use a very defensive strategy just pure logic and fun
[ puff + flowerpot + squash ] strategy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5wDZqVJ0Es
[ Sunflower + twin Sunflower ] strategy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc4tHZ68mD8
[ puff + blover + squash ] strategy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2WvjTjcjK4
[ puff + Cherry + squash ] strategy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2Cowxi4Iz8
thanks to everyone-Hitori


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In this time of economic instability most organizations are experiencing financial strain. The Salk Institute is no exception.
Our major revenue streams are government research funding, private philanthropy from individuals and foundations, and our endowment. We have a solid track record for attracting research funding, and with the reputations and discoveries of our internationally renowned faculty members, we anticipate a continued base of research support.
As you know, the federal government is expanding its investment in basic research as part of the economic stimulus package. We expect to benefit from this temporary increase in the budgets of federal research agencies like the NIH and NSF.
However, we are concerned about our revenues from both philanthropy and our endowment. Many individuals and foundations, faced with their own dwindling resources, may be less able to continue their current levels of philanthropy. Regrettably, our own endowment has already declined by close to 30%.
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An electric heater is believed to have sparked a house fire which killed a 14-year-old girl in a remote Aboriginal community in northern NSW, police say.
The girl's remains were found in the house after the fire broke out on Friday in Toomelah, near Boggabilla, on the NSW-Queensland border.
Two children, aged 3 and 5, managed to escape the house. There were no adults at home at the time.
Toomelah was established as an Aboriginal mission in the 1930s. It is home to about 300 Gamilaroi people and faces significant social welfare issues.
Detective Inspector Gavin Rattenbury, from Barwon police, said the teenager had been visiting the house when the fire broke out.
Police believe her parents were nearby at the time.
"They are very distraught," Inspector Rattenbury said.
He said police believe a bar heater is to blame for the fire, which broke out about 1.30am.
"I think at this stage it might be a tragic set of circumstances but it is still under investigation," he said.
The children who survived were awake when the fire started.
Friends and family have paid tribute on social media to the girl who died, who was called an angel by her aunty.
"I'm goin to miss our late night inboxes & the stories you use to tell me," posted one woman on Facebook.
"Cant believe this. Your beautiful life was takin to soon :'( :'( Love you my girl & gonna miss you heaps," read another post.
Rural Fire Service volunteers from Bogabilla and firefighters from Goondiwindi in Queensland attended the scene, as well as NSW Police.
Inspector Rattenbury said the house was completely destroyed.
"It was a shell with structural features left."
Barwon police are preparing a report for the coroner.
The collapse of social services in Toomelah, as well as child abuse and housing problems in the community, have been widely reported.
A Special Commission of Inquiry into Child Protection Services in 2008 heard evidence of child abuse, neglect and illness in the community. The ABC's 7.30 program ran a special report about the struggles of the community in May 2010 and a movie, Toomelah, was also shown at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival. The film, directed by Ivan Sen, explores mission life in contemporary Australia.


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Tests have been carried out on infected birds at the Veterinary Laboratories Agency in Weybridge, Surrey.
On Thursday, the H5N1 strain was confirmed in Turkey, sparking fears avian flu could spread to the UK through migrating birds.
Doctors have warned Britons not to panic, while the government has told farmers to remain vigilant.
'State of alert'
The H5N1 strain has killed more than 60 people in Asia since 2003.
"The results are that it is H5N1 but further laboratory results are required in order to confirm the origin of the virus and the relationship of that with Turkey," said a spokesman from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Defra has not yet ruled out moving free-range chickens indoors to prevent them coming into contact with potentially infected migratory birds.
Free-range chickens make up 25% of the national flock.
Louise White, of the National Farmers' Union, said: "All we can do is be on a heightened state of alert.
"Biosecurity is very important to UK farming - keeping visitors to a minimum, using lots of disinfectant, keeping places clean and tidy, and not doing anything that might attract migratory birds."
Doctors have stressed that the H5N1 virus has not mutated to be able to jump easily from person to person and fuel a pandemic.
Many of those who have caught the virus in Asia have been poultry workers who have been in close contact with infected birds.
John Widdowson, vice president of the British Free Range Egg Producers Association, added it was not possible to catch avian flu from eating poultry meat or eggs.
'Don't panic'
Hamish Meldrum, the chairman of the British Medical Association's general practice committee, said: "The main advice is not to panic.
"I'm afraid at this stage there's isn't really any practical thing people can do. They don't need to keep away from birds or anything like that."
He backed government advice for groups such as the elderly and children suffering from diabetes or asthma to have a winter flu jab as usual.
David Salisbury, head of immunisation at the Department of Health, has said the jabs will protect against flu, but not against an "emerging pandemic strain".
However, Dr Meldrum warned that anti-viral drugs being stockpiled by the government were "not an absolute panacea against a potential virus outbreak".
His comments follow research from the scientific journal Nature which suggests that the H5N1 strain may be partially resistant to Tamiflu.
The UK government has ordered 14.6m doses of Tamiflu - enough for 25% of the population.
On Friday, the EU banned all imports of poultry meat, eggs and feathers from Romania and Turkey after a meeting of its vets.
In the UK, birdwatchers, wetlands and wildfowl organisations, and game shooting groups have been asked to look out for large numbers of unusual deaths in species, particularly ducks.


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Originally plural (Sileni), but later mentioned as one Silenus, the teacher and faithful companion of the wine-god Dionysus. A notorious consumer of wine, he is usually totally drunk and is supported by satyrs or carried by a donkey. When the Phrygian king Midas took the drunk Silenus in his house, Dionysus handsomely reward Midas for his hospitality. He has much wisdom and if captured by mortals he can reveal important secrets.
Silenus is usually portrayed as a plump jovial old man with a long beard and stump nose, bald and with a horse's tail.


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- Topic at the GMC asking about the possibility of Game Maker going open source. The debate seems somehow to have turned into a discussion about the differences (or lack of) between piracy and theft. With regards to the original question NakedPaulToast puts it best as he so often does – people simply aren't interesting in contributing to an Open Source Game Maker as can be seen by the LateralGM and Enigma projects.
- Something which will no doubt be reported in many places: The deadline for people wishing to upgrade a version of Game Maker 7 purchased in 2009 to version 8 for free is at the end the month. Surely anyone who cared about Game Maker would have done this already…
- A quick blog post about someone creating their first iPhone game using the Unity 3D game development engine.
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I found the quick blog post on iPhone development the most helpful and interesting, even though it had nothing to do with GM.
thats epic. I may actually make an i-phone game.
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[id://411598]: This is the one from the guy who wants to parse a bibliography, but thinks he'll have to hire a student to enter the stuff by hand. However, [BrowserUK] saves him a few dollars.

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|Re: The horror of 'speculation'
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Paul Crowley wrote: > "Lee Olsen" <paleocity@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message > news:1161216108.982254.52010@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > (under Re: Explain 'Little Lucy's deposition? ) > > >> > Floods may or may not move a body very far, so to speculate one way or > >> > another just how far or at all, is just that--- speculation. > > deowll wrote: > >> I didn't break Occam's Razor. I noted a fact. Dead bodies are often moved > >> by > >> water and as you noted it was on a flood plan which must have flooded on > >> occasion or the remains would not have been buried. I'm merely noting that > >> we can't know with certainty exactly how and where the being died. > >> > >> If you go back and read what I wrote and look at what you just admitted it > >> pretty much amounts to the same thing. Floods may or may not move bodies. > >> At > >> this point in time certainty is not possible in this case. > > > > No, actually you speculated that "The remains are not overly likely > > to have moved very far" Very far is a speculation of distance. > > "Flood might" is a qualification to the first statement, which > > means it could have, which means you said virtually nothing about > > anything. > > > I don't know this for a fact, but I will go out on a limb here and > > speculate that you are not a dentist. How is it then that you know more > > about this than the people who wrote the report? All they said was > > "could have" resulted in death and there is nothing committal about > > their wording at all. Did you study this jaw in person? What are your > > qualifications to judge what scale would be fatal in how long? > > Meanwhile, it was a swamp, why don't you speculate he was bit by a > > snake? Those will kill you a lot quicker than a tooth ache. > > Olsen's horror at anything resembling > 'speculation' is representative of the whole > of PA. Stray at all from a discussion of the > hard 'facts' and you are no longer 'doing > science'. Wrong again. Lying about my position certainly isn't helping to sell your claptrap. I stated my position once, but because you have such a short memory, here it is again: Message-ID: <aVrSg.14153$j7.330802@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> LO: "You may call this an assumption at the starting point if you wish, but until some test is devised to test its validity it remains imagination only." My horror comes from loons like you who start out with a false claim (unsupported, unverified, uncited, undocumented and known only to themselves), then spin off imaginary scenarios from it. A perfect example: Message ID: RVsag.9272$j7.305859@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Paul Crowley: "Hand axes were produced by grinding, and at an economical rate by hominids. Put them on a pebble beach and they'd be ground (and broken) to dust within a few years (or even months)." > > This is a nice illustration of a point I occasionally > make, also illustrated by a post yesterday from > John Edser to sci.bio.evolution (see quotation > below) where he discusses aspects of scientific > practice and theory which are _unknown_ in PA. > He is talking about the study of biology and > evolution as a whole. PA is in such an appalling > state that his wider criticisms have almost no > direct relevance -- which is exactly my point. My point is people who make claims like: "Chimps do NOT have the capacity to dig." belong in a mental institution, rather than mucking up a science forum. > > For a large number of reasons, PA has declared > ALL theory anathema. It has developed an > intense gut reaction against anything other > than what it imagines to be the study of 'facts'. PA---it imagines, vague generalizations. > > Of course, that has left it with a huge amount > of unacknowledged 'theory' -- which, over > the years, has degenerated into a number of > primitive (and also wholly unacknowledged) > assumptions. It has now become heresy > even to mention these assumptions (or the > possibility that they might be such) -- let > alone to suggest that they could ever be > questioned. > > No one can doubt that, as a science, PA is > a disastrous failure. The flight from theory > is part of the explanation. > > > From thread on "Re: Uneducated Criticisms of Darwinism" > "John Edser" <edser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote ..... I ran this name in Google scholar, wonder why nothing came up on Miocene hominid burials? Well, at least you are convalescing, citing from those who know more than you is a step in the right direction. Next step is to find out if John knows anything about digging chimps.
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Why did they let my wife suffer?
HEALTH has moved to reassure Islanders about a controversial end-of-life care programme after a family have claimed that their dying relative was not given food and water for two days.
HEALTH has moved to reassure Islanders about a controversial end-of-life care programme after a family have claimed that their dying relative was not given food and water for two days.
The department has said that the Liverpool Care Pathway regime, which allows doctors in some cases to withdraw food and water from dying patients, would not be used without the consent or knowledge of family members.
This follows concerns raised to the JEP by a man whose wife died five weeks ago in the General Hospital and comments left by numerous Islanders about the LCP on www.thisisjersey.com.
After reading the JEP's article on the Pathway, which Health Minister Anne Pryke defended last week in the States, chartered surveyor Alan Booth became concerned that his wife, Sue (63), had been placed on the programme.
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Having seen how this so called pathway is misused in the UK, it needs to cease here in Jersey. There is a lot of incompetence in the UK with lost and incorrect notes, passing on important information and general errors and I would trust no one to make such a dreadful decision because I suspect this could happen here. Let alone this risk, it is not up to doctors to decide to put someone on a path to death and particularly with a method that is more cruel than putting down an animal. How do they really know that their patient on this path is not suffering through it. I had a relative die this way and was in complete ignorance of what happened until now and trust me it is not a pleasant thing and very, very wrong.
Dr Reginald Le Sueur
As a retired General Practitioner I am confident that the Liverpool Care Pathway has been designed, and is implemented with the best possible intent to alleviate suffering in a dying patient. As has been pointed out, attempting to give food and drink to an unconscious patient, whether this is due to sedation or multiple organ failure, (because of imminent natural death), will only increase suffering and perhaps hasten death. Paying attention to oral hygience in such patients is a basic nursing procedure.
It is not a question of applying euthanasia (which is a separate and debatable issue),-but of allowing inevitable death to procede with ease and dignity; something we should surely all welcome.
Camberwick Green
As was said in the Profumo case, you would say that, wouldn't you?
Reg Le Sueur
I should have thought it was obvious to any compassionate person, medical or not.
Have you a better method for dealing with suffering?
Camberwick Green
Yes, don't use the pathway and don't enter into covert and possibly unlawful "protocols" without the informed consent of patient and relatives.
Non story - the LCP was NOT even being used with this patient. Note to public - do not make judgements on healthcare based on The Daily Mail


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Decision : CONF 005 VIII.17
SOC: Djoudj National Park (Senegal), Ngorongoro Conservation Area (Tanzania) & Garamba National Park (Zaire)
17. The Committee noted with satisfaction that the situation in two of the natural sites inscribed on the List of World Heritage in Danger - namely Djoudj National Park (Senegal) and Ngorongoro Conservation Area (Tanzania) - had considerably improved in the last year and that IUCN would be proposing that they be removed from the List of World Heritage in Danger in the next two years. The situation of Garamba National Park (Zaire) was also improving but was still critical.
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Context of DecisionSC-87/CONF.005/INF.1
Themes: Conservation, List of World Heritage in Danger
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WASHINGTON—The National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) elected its 2013 officers and W. Edward Walter, president/CEO of Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc., will serve as chairman.
NAREIT also elected members of its executive board, board of governors, and audit and investment committee.
"I am pleased and honored to serve as NAREIT's Chair for 2013, and I look forward to building on the achievements of my predecessor, Don Wood, and all of the prior NAREIT Chairs who have done so much to help move the REIT industry forward," said Walter.
Other NAREIT officers for 2013 are First Vice Chair Ronald L. Havner, chairman/president/CEO of Public Storage, Inc.; Second Vice Chair Michael D. Fascitelli, president/CEO of Vornado Realty Trust; and Treasurer David J. Neithercut, president/CEO of Equity Residential. All of NAREIT's officers also are members of its Executive Board.
Also serving on NAREIT's 2013 executive board are: Jon E. Bortz, chairman/CEO, Pebblebrook Hotel Trust; Richard J. Campo, chairman/CEO, Camden Property Trust; Andrew F. Jacobs, president/CEO, Capstead Mortgage Corp.; Edward J. Fritsch, president/CEO, Highwoods Properties, Inc.; David B. Henry, president/CEO, Kimco Realty Corp.; Rick R. Holley, president/CEO, Plum Creek Timber Co., Inc.; Dennis D. Oklak, chairman/CEO, Duke Realty Corp.; Steven B. Tanger, president/CEO, Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, Inc.; Robert S. Taubman, chairman/president/CEO, Taubman Centers, Inc.; and Thomas W. Toomey, president/CEO, UDR, Inc. Serving as a member of the 2013 executive board as past NAREIT Chair is Donald C. Wood, president/CEO, Federal Realty Investment Trust.
The members of NAREIT's 2013 board of governors are: Thomas J. Baltimore Jr.,president/CEO, RLJ Lodging Trust; Michael D. Barnello, president/CEO, LaSalle Hotel Properties; William C. Bayless Jr., president/CEO, American Campus Communities, Inc.; Kenneth F. Bernstein, president/CEO, Acadia Realty Trust; George L. Chapman, chairman/president/CEO, Health Care REIT, Inc.; Bruce W. Duncan, president/CEO, First Industrial Realty Trust; James F. Flaherty III, chairman/CEO, HCP, Inc.; Dennis H. Friedrich, CEO, Brookfield Office Properties; Daniel S. Fulton, president/CEO, Weyerhaeuser; Lawrence L. Gellerstedt III, president/CEO, Cousins Properties Inc.; Michael P. Glimcher, chairman/CEO, Glimcher Realty Trust; Jonathan D. Gray, senior managing director, Blackstone Real Estate Advisors; William P. Hankowsky, chairman/president/CEO, Liberty Property Trust; Philip L. Hawkins, CEO, DCT Industrial Trust, Inc.; Thomas P. Heneghan, CEO, Equity Lifestyle Properties, Inc.; Daniel B. Hurwitz, president/CEO, DDR Corp.; David J. LaRue, president/CEO, Forest City Enterprises, Inc.; Stephen D. Lebovitz, president/CEO, CBL & Associates Properties, Inc.; Thomas H. Lowder, chairman/CEO, Colonial Properties Trust; Peter S. Lowy, Joint-CEO, The Westfield Group; Craig Macnab, chairman/CEO, National Retail Properties, Inc.; Joel S. Marcus, CEO, Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.; Sandeep Mathrani, CEO, General Growth Properties; George F. McKenzie, president/CEO, Washington REIT; Donald A. Miller, CEO, Piedmont Office Realty Trust, Inc.; Timothy J. Naughton, president/CEO, AvalonBay Communities, Inc.; Jeffrey S. Olson, president/CEO, Equity One, Inc.; Adam D. Portnoy, president//managing trustee, CommonWealth REIT; Joseph D. Russell Jr., president/CEO, PS Business Parks, Inc.; Richard B. Saltzman, CEO, Colony Financial, Inc.; Michael J. Schall, president/CEO, Essex Property Trust, Inc.; David P. Stockert, president/CEO, Post Properties, Inc.; Amy L. Tait, chairman/CEO, Broadstone Net Lease, Inc.; Mark E. Zalatoris, president/CEO, Inland Real Estate Corp.; and Mortimer B. Zuckerman, chairman/CEO, Boston Properties, Inc.
Elected to serve on NAREIT's 2013 audit and investment committee are: Timothy J. Naughton (Chair), president/CEO, AvalonBay Communities, Inc.; Daniel B. Hurwitz, president/CEO, DDR Corp.; and David J. Neithercut, president/CEO, Equity Residential, serving in an ex-officio capacity as NAREIT's 2013 Treasurer.
NAREIT is the worldwide representative voice for REITs and listed real estate companies with an interest in U.S. real estate and capital markets. Members are REITs and other businesses that own, operate and manage income‐producing real estate, as well as those firms and individuals who advise, study and service those businesses.


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