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SEATTLE - Edward Bylsma, a cop who nearly bit into a Burger King hamburger coated with an employee's spit can sue for emotional distress, the 9th Circuit ruled Tuesday, heeding orders from the Washington Supreme Court.
MANHATTAN - Directors of Aspen University filed false statements with the SEC and accrediting officials and hurt shareholders in other ways, a class action claims in New York County Supreme Court.
LOS ANGELES - Lexington Insurance Co. breached contract by claiming that larger, "Named Storm" deductibles apply to damages from Superstorm Sandy, which was downgraded before it hit New York City, the ARE-East River Science Park claims in Superior Court.
SAN FRANCISCO - Daiichi Sankyo pharmaceuticals hires women as sales reps but refuses to promote women to top management, six women claim in a federal class action.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. - Waggin' Train and Nestle Purina sell Waggin' Train and Canyon Creek Ranch dog treats that are "contaminated with poisonous antibiotics and other potentially lethal substances," a class action claims in Jackson County Court.
QUEENS, N.Y. - North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System allowed unencrypted, sensitive information on "hundreds of patients" to be swiped from its computers, a class action claims in Queens County Supreme Court.
MARTINEZ, Calif. - Mount Diablo Unified School District teacher Andrew Bruce Cottrell sexually abused a girl, and is in prison for it, the girl claims in Contra Costa County Court.
TYLER, Texas - Express Card Systems claims Apple, Office Depot et al. violate a patent on a system for printing social expression cards in response to electronically transmitted orders, in five federal complaints.
LOS ANGELES - Kurt Knutsson claims that KTLA, Tribune Broadcasting, et al. fired him as a tech reporter and then misappropriated his Kurt the Cyberguy persona on their websites, competing unfairly, in Superior Court.
LOS ANGELES - MyMedicalRecords claims WebMD Health Corp. violates a patent on a method and system for providing online records, in Federal Court.
DENVER - The SEC asked a federal judge to enforce a subpoena upon Projaris Management, which refuses to produce documents.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Facebook and Addthis violate two Rembrandt Social Media patents on web diaries, Rembrandt claims in Federal Court.
PHILADELPHIA - A steelworker claims the Steelworkers Health and Welfare Plan and ArcelorMittal USA refused to enroll his husband under his health plan, in violation of ERISA, in Federal Court.
BROOKLYN - NYPD Det. Phillip Arkins shot Shantel Davis to death without cause on June 14, 2012, her mother claims in Kings County Supreme Court.
DENVER - Ford's all-wheel drive 2013 Escape SE does not get the 22 mpg city and 30 mpg highway mileage of which Ford boasts, a class action claims in Federal Court.


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APTRA Cyber Citations
2005 Citations
Eric Webb, KFWB, Los Angeles, for providing actualities via e-mail on Reggie the alligator in Los Angeles' Machado Lake. Dec. 30, 2005.
Marseilles Chavez, KFWB, Los Angeles, for providing actualities via e-mail on Reggie the alligator in Los Angeles' Machado Lake. Dec. 30, 2005.
Rick Joyce, The Insider, for first word on the death of broadcasting pioneer Ralph Edwards, less than an hour after Edwards died in Los Angeles. Nov. 16, 2005
Nick Stoffel & Pete Fuentes, XETV, San Diego, for providing AP's new Multimedia Investigative Team with file footage of the Navy hauling its damaged Hornet jet out of San Diego Bay. The package, which included XETV-branded footage, moved Aug. 4, 2005.
Lori Gilbert, KELK-AM, Elko, for providing first word to the AP about an 18-car pileup that killed four people and a plane crash in the area nearly simultaneously. July 30, 2005.
Gary Daigneault, KCDZ, Joshua Tree, for alerting AP Los Angeles to the summer's first big wildfires, which destroyed at least six homes and threatened hundrds of others in Morongo Valley. Reported from the scene, providing a stream of updates and voicers. June 22-23, 2005
Cindy Daigneault, KCDZ, Joshua Tree, for alerting AP Los Angeles to the summer's first big wildfires, which destroyed at least six homes and threatened hundrds of others in Morongo Valley. Provided information from a home scanner. June 22, 2005
Eric Hulnick, KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, for sharing a crucial phone number in the search for relatives of the Las Vegas native killed in Sharm el-Sheik, Egypt. As a result, victim Kristina Miller's family members offered photos and recollections.
Rick Joyce, The Insider, for first word and follow-up on the death of eight-time Grammy winner Luther Vandross. July 1, 2005.
Mark Malkin, The Insider, for first word and follow-up on the death of eight-time Grammy winner Luther Vandross. July 1, 2005.
Mike Pechner, KCBS, San Francisco, for calling the AP while hiking in the Sierra near Donner Pass to report a significant earthquake had just struck in the area. Pechner also turned his cell phone over to his hiking partner for an on-the-scene phone interview with The AP. June 26, 2005
Mike Hart, KERO TV, Bakersfield, for providing first word that Garth Brooks proposed to longtime girlfriend Trisha Yearwood in a ceremony honoring country music greats at Buck Owens' Crystal Palace. May 25, 2005.
Mike Pechner, KCBS, San Francisco, for calling in multiple times to report a possible hot air balloon crash with eight people aboard in the Suisun Marsh. Pechner kept AP apprised of the situation throughout the day as he traveled to the scene, and continued to update AP from the site. May 22, 2005.
Hal Eisner, UPN 13, Los Angeles, for alerting AP-Los Angeles, to illegal DVD copies of the final "Star Wars" movie hitting the streets of Los Angeles. Eisner reported his station bought five DVDs for $5 each in an alley in L.A.'s downtown fashion district the same day the movie opened in theaters. May 19, 2005
Scott Howard, KNVN-TV, Chico, for first word that a P-3 air tanker crashed in a remote area of Northern California. The plane went down on a training flight about 30 miles from Chico Airport, where it had departed. All three crew members on board were killed. April 20, 2005.
Eric Nelson, KVML-AM, Sonora, for word that federal investigators were again searching a Northern California reservoir where investigators several years ago found the bodies of five Los Angeles-area victims of an alleged Russian mob scheme. April 20, 2005.
John Palminteri, KEYT-TV, Santa Barbara, for providing first word to that a 75-foot charter boat had been stolen from the Santa Barbara harbor and abandoned at Vandenberg Air Force Base. March 23, 2005.
Mark Howell, KUZZ, Bakersfield, for first word and confirmation of the death of country music artist Chris LeDoux of complications from liver cancer. March 9, 2005.
Tammy Brown, KUZZ, Bakersfield, for first word and details when two people were seriously injured and two chimpanzees fatally shot after several chimps broke from their cages at an animal sanctuary in Kern County and attacked workers. March 3, 2005.
Mike Trihey, KGET, Bakersfield, For providing details from the station's early on-camera interview with Dr. Maureen Martin. Martin, of Kern Medical Center, spoke about the extent of the injuries to the couple attacked by chimpanzees at the Animal Haven Ranch in Kern County. March. 3, 2005.
Hal Eisner, KCOP/KTTV, Los Angeles, for breaking the multi-state lottery story four days before the California Lottery Commission decided to participate in Mega Millions, which was played in 11 other states. Feb. 8, 2005.
Pete Demetriou, KFWB, Los Angeles, for filing "sceners" and other assistance shortly after the commuter train crash that killed 11 people in Glendale, Calif. Jan. 26, 2005.
Rabe and Frank
Stoltze, KPCC, Pasadena,
for witness and survivor interviews and
other assistance shortly after the commuter train crash that killed
11 people in Glendale, Calif. Jan. 26, 2005.
2004 Citations
Thom Jensen, KGTV, San Diego, for providing proposed guidelines that the government would be more selective about charging illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. Nov. 1, 2004.
Joy Short, KPSI, Palm Springs, for providing first word to AP/Los Angeles that a section of a street in Palm Springs would be renamed Kirk Douglas Way in honor of the actor. Oct. 15, 2004.
Rick Joyce, Entertainment Tonight, for providing key contact information to help The AP confirm the death of "Superman" actor Christopher Reeve. Oct. 11, 2004.
Rick Joyce, Entertainment Tonight, for providing information on the death of actress Janet Leigh.. Oct. 4, 2004.
Mindy Steinman, weekend host on KPCC-FM, Pasadena, for alerting AP/Los Angeles, with first word on Los Angeles International Airport evacuations over the Labor Day weekend. Steinman called AP after fielding an inquiry from a listener. Sept. 4, 2004.
John Palminteri, KEYT-TV, Santa Barbara, for first word about the death of California fitness icon Gypsy Boots. Aug. 9, 2004
Joseph Kreiss & Sebastian Kunz, KVML,Sonora, for providing first word that William Nesler was wanted in connection with the beating death of a Tuolomne County man. Nesler, son of "vigilante mother" Ellie Nesler, was eventually arrested by authorities. July 27, 2004.
Rick Joyce, Entertainment Tonight, for first word and followup calls about the death of funk singer Rick James. Aug. 6, 2004
Jack Haley and Dennis Johnson, Fox Sports News for first word of the Los Angeles Lakers' trade of Gary Payton and Rick Fox to the Boston Celtics. Aug. 6, 2004
Gary Daigneault, KCDZ, Joshua Tree, for reporting on all elements of the search in Joshua Tree National Park for a missing teenage camper, including the start of the search, reports of a possible homicide and the discovery of the hiker's body. July 23, 2004.
Bret Burkhart, KGO-AM, San Francisco. Brett provided first word that California Highway Patrol commisioner Dwight "Spike" Helmick was going to announce his retirement. He also provided background on the longtime chief and soundbites from an interview conducted with KGO. June 1, 2004.
Gaylen Young, KGET, Bakersfield, for first word on the arrest of vice principal Vincent Brothers in the grisly murders of his wife, her three children and his mother-in-law. Young e-mailed the AP, then followed up with a phone call and background information. Also, word of a news conference. April 30, 2004.
Gary Daigneault, KCDZ, Joshua Tree, for providing first word to the AP that a controlled burn had gotten out of control in the San Bernardino Mountains, an area scarred by October's devastating wildfires. The fire burned 400 acres, forced the evacuation of two ski resorts and destroyed one structure. March 25, 2004.
KMPH-FM, Fresno, for tipping the AP to the mass slayings at a Fresno home shortly after police responded to the scene. The station's tip directly to the AP's Fresno correspondent quickly led to an urgent series on both broadcast and print wires that soon evolved into a story of national interest about nine people found dead in a home. March 12, 2004.
John Palminteri, KEYT-TV, Santa Barara, for feeding AP Radio a set-up package for use the morning of Michael Jackson's arraignment, featuring fans from around the world staying at local hotels. On arraignment day, John provided audio of Jackson greeting fans after the hearing, and audio of the defense attorneys' brief news availability. Jan. 16, 2004
Daigneault, KCDZ, Joshua Tree, for researching and reporting
the death of a man who, as a teenager, was starved and chained to a bed in one of the most horrific child abuse cases in Southern California history. Authorities said Jerry Davis, 20, was shot to death after he apparently became confused while trying to find a bus home in San Bernardino. Sept. 23, 2003
KRON-TV, San Francisco, for providing a frame capture from the Dianne Feinstein recall ad. The tape was released at 10 a.m. and they got the picture to the AP so quickly it was on the wire by around 1p.m. Sept. 2, 2003.
Michael Edgecomb, KION-TV, Salinas, for tipping the AP to the Santa Cruz boardwalk accident in which an elderly man ran over two people he was picking up and two pedestrians. He then filed a number of updates to keep us on top of the story as it developed. Sept. 1, 2003.
Gary Daigneault, news director, KCDZ, Joshua Tree, for first word of flooding in Twentynine Palms. Daigneault kept the AP apprised of developments throughout the day, including a car that was swept into a wash and confirmation of three dead. He also provided audio to AP Network News and photos. Aug. 26, 2003.
Tom Newton, KRON, San Francisco, for calling the AP with breaking news that San Francisco Police Chief Earl Sanders was retiring. Aug. 11, 2003.
Kevin Keyser, KRON, San Francisco, for calling the AP before the station aired news that two San Francisco police officers had been stabbed at a home in Daly City. Aug. 11, 2003.
Blake Taylor, program director at KERN, Bakersfield, for first word to the AP that four bodies were found at a home in Bakersfield and the search for an unidentified family member. Taylor was soon back with word that an infant's body had been found, bringing the death toll to five. A mother, grandmother and three children were dead. The younger woman's estranged husband remains the sole suspect. July 8, 2003.
Tammy Brown, KUZZ, Bakersfield, for audio for AP Network News when the bodies of five family members were found in a home in Bakersfield. A mother, grandmother and three children were dead. The younger woman's estranged husband remains the sole suspect. July 8, 2003.
Aron Bender, KMPH-FM in Fresno, for his help in covering the police shooting of an apparently deranged man in Fresno. He provided Fresno's Kim Baca with a complete and thorough script after covering the event. July 17, 2003.
Joseph Kreiss and Scott Braddock, KVML-AM, Sonora, for continued help to the AP on breaking news stories in the Sierra Nevada. July 16, 2003.
Michael Edgecomb, KION-TV, Salinas, for providing the AP with details about the scheduled arraignment for a man suspected of kidnapping and killing his children. Edgecomb also provided phone numbers. July 14, 2003.
Michael Edgecomb, KION-TV, Salinas, for providing the AP with first word about an 18-car pileup in Santa Cruz that killed an 8-month-old girl. Edgecomb also provided contact numbers and numerous updates. July 11, 2003.
Aron Bender and the staff, KMPH-FM, Fresno, for continued news assistance to The Associated Press. July 2003.
Scott Howard, KHSL-FM/KNVN-TV, Chico, for providing the AP with first word and a story that a Tehama County man was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the dog mauling death of a 6-year-old boy. June 30, 2003.
Dan Thesman, KERO, Bakersfield for alerting the AP of a wildfire near Lake Isabella that destroyed two homes and several other structures. June 26, 2003.
Kirk Hawkins, KCOY-TV, Santa Maria, for providing information to AP/Los Angeles about the riot at the Federal Penitentiary in Lompoc. Hawkins and his cameraperson were nearly arrested while getting footage of ambulances' arrival and departure. Four prison employees and at least one inmate were injured in the Sunday disturbance. June 1, 2003.
Michael Edgecomb, KION Salinas, for first word that author John Steinbeck's widow, Elaine Steinbeck, had died, and for providing the AP with details of her death. April 28, 2003.
Matt Mahoney, KPAY, Chico, for alerting the AP that a serviceman killed in Afgahnistan had connections in Chico. April 25, 2003.
Erik Nordby and Patrick Tangney, KGO Radio, San Francisco, for alerting the AP that one of the station's reporters was embedded with a Marine unit involved in a civilian rescue and firefight, providing audio files and providing contact phone numbers. March 26, 2003.
Adrienne Abbott, KOLO-TV, Reno, for providing The Associated Press with on-cycle coverage of the jury decision that Larry Peck, convicted of killing Reno police Officer John Bohach, should be sentenced to two consecutive life terms in prison without possible parole. The late-night verdict came just three hours after the jury received the penalty phase of the case. KOLO assignment editor Adrienne Abbott e-mailed the station's script, including direct quotes from the defense attorney, the district attorney and the victim's wife. April 22, 2003
Karina Williams & Mike Cunningham, KCBS-TV, Los Angeles, for taking time in the middle of a heavy news load to protect the AP on Camp Pendleton memorial services. The base made no allowances for print reporters covering the services but provided satellite feeds to television stations. Williams and Cunningham went out of their way to get the information to AP reporter Chelsea Carter.
Sabrina Hughes, KNTV-TV, San Jose, for calling the AP with first word that Steve Mariucci was being fired as coach of the San Francisco 49ers after six seasons without a trip to the Super Bowl. She also told of an upcoming news conference. Jan. 15, 2003.
Carlos H. Sanchez & Alejandro Alejandre, KBNT Univision/Telemundo, San Diego, for helping AP reporter Chelsea Carter cover an appeals court hearing in San Diego. The courtroom was tiny, and most of the press was held back. Sanchez and Alejandre got in and afterward played back the entire hearing for Carter. Feb. 10, 2003.
Robert Flores, KION-TV, Salinas, for providing first word of a bizarre student walkout at Aptos High School in which students in a civics class on civil disobedience decided to use what they learned and walk out of class. Jan. 28, 2003.
Mike Edgecomb, KION-TV, Salinas, for providing first word of a Central Coast earthquake. Jan. 8, 2003.
Tracy Lehr , KEYT-TV, Santa Barbara, for alerting AP/Los Angeles on a Sunday night that a fugitive warrant had been issued for Max Factor heir Andrew Luster. She called the next day when the date rape trial defendant failed to appear in court and his $1 million bail was ordered forfeited. Jan. 5-6, 2003.
KCRA-TV, Sacramento, for tipping the AP of news of a small plane crash that killed one of the inventors of satellite television. Nov. 13, 2002
Thesman, KERO-TV, Bakersfield for providing the AP first word
of an
attack on a Greyhound bus outside Coalinga. Two people died and dozens
were injured in the resulting crash. Sept. 30, 2002.
Joseph Kreiss, KVML, Sonora, for providing details and a photograph of the fire that destroyed a historic inn in Twain Harte. Dec. 11, 2002.
Robert Flores, KION, Salinas, for alerting the AP that a ranger at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park had been shot and police were searching for the suspect. Dec. 10, 2002.
Lance Orozco, KCLU-FM, Thousand Oaks, for first information on the parachutist missing after landing in the Pacific during filming of a Bruce Willis action movie. Pismo Beach is out of his area, but his parents were watching the filming from their beachfront home and advised their son about what happened. October 29, 2002.
Galen Young, anchor at KGET-TV, Bakersfield, for first word on an arrest in the stabbing death of longtime Kern County assistant district attorney Stephen Tauzer. The sheriff called a news conference for 1:30 p.m., but Young provided confirmation from the arrestee's attorney before 11 a.m. Oct. 22, 2002.
Short, KPSI, Palm Springs, for providing the AP confirmation of
the death of long-time radio personality Al Lohman. Short spoke with Lohman's
son, who confirmed the death. Oct. 14, 2002.
Diane Guerrazzi, KTVU, Oakland, for calling the AP from the scene of the Croy fire to report that the California Department of Forestry traced the source to a mobile home. The fire destroyed dozens of homes in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Sept. 24, 2002.
Dan Noyes, KGO-TV, San Francisco, for providing the AP with an advance copy of his story on problems with the engines that power the San Francisco fire department's emergency water supply system. The system was used when the main water supply failed during the Loma Prieta earthquake. Noyes' report found the backup system is in critical condition. Sept. 24, 2002.
Mark Howell, news director at KUZZ-FM, Bakersfield, for first word on a Sunday night of the stabbing death of Kern County Assistant District Attorney Stephen Tauzer. The body of the 27-year-old veteran of the district attorney's office was found in his garage. Howell provided positive identification the next day. Sept. 15, 1992.
Edgecomb, KION TV Salinas, for tipping the AP that a tiger attacked
a young student during an assembly at a Scotts Valley school.
Sept. 20 2002.
Michael Edgecomb, KION TV Salinas, for tipping the AP to a large marijuana bust by the Santa Cruz sheriff's department the day after Santa Cruz city officials presided over a pot handout at City Hall. Sept. 19, 2002.
Les Waldron, KFMB-TV, San Diego, for being a regular source of breaking weekend news from the San Diego area. In morning checks of TV stations Les goes out of his way to find pass on something newsworthy. On Saturday, July 20, he updated a wildfire story we had overnight, and later in the day he called on a missing 3-year-old boy in Carlsbad. Although the boy was found shortly thereafter, it was timely because of the heightened concern for children in the wake of the van Dam and Runnion abduction killings. July 20, 2002.
Saaqib Rangoonwala, KFWB, Los Angeles. For opening his home, one block from the LAX gunman's Irvine apartment, to AP reporter Chelsea Carter and AP photograher Nick Ut during their coverage. Saaqib and his wife provided coffee, water and a bathroom, plus a telephone to transmit pictures. "He made the night much easier on us, and we both appreciated it," says Chelsea. Saaqib is a news production assistant at KFWB. July 4, 2002.
Rick Joyce, Entertainment Tonight, for tipping AP LA to the death of The Who bass guitarist John Entwistle. Rick called us as soon as he received word from a source in Las Vegas that Entwistle had died in his Las Vegas hotel room. June 27, 2002.
Silva Harapetian, KMPH, Fresno, for providing continuous updates on the killing of a Fresno County sheriff's deputy and the hunt for the man suspected of killing him. May 2002.
Bender, KMPH, Fresno, for providing continuous updates on the
killing of a Fresno County sheriff's deputy and the hunt for the man suspected
of killing him. May 2002.
Palminteri, KEYT, Santa Barbara, for providing first word to the
Los Angeles bureau of a big rig pursuit and standoff that shut down Highway
101 at Ventura-Santa Barbara County line. John had a report that the driver
was suicidal and armed with a knife and traffic was backed up for miles
on this busy Southern California freeway. It finally ended peacefully
at 10:30 p.m. with the driver in custody. May 8, 2002.
Bill Defoi, KVTA, Ventura, for providing continuous updates to the Los Angeles bureau Wednesday evening May 8 on Highway 101 pursuit and standoff and first word of death and updates in Simi Valley train crash. In all, Bill called the bureau four times, first with word that the driver of the big rig had stopped and the California Highway Patrol had surrounded the vehicle. He called again when the standoff ended more than two hours later and the driver had been airlifted to a hospital for treatment of what were believed to be self-inflicted wounds. Bill's first call also included word that the driver of a car that collided with a Metrolink train in Simi Valley earlier in the afternoon had died and details from the scene. His final call included the dead man's identity, as well as the condition and identity of a woman who was injured in the crash. May 8, 2002.
Paul Hosley, KCBS-AM, San Francisco, for tipping the AP about a bloody pit bull fight in the yard of a San Francisco day care center. April 26, 2002.
David Gotfredson, KFMB-TV, San Diego, for providing details of the arrest of the Rev. Paul Shanley, one of the Catholic priests at the center of the church sex scandal in Boston. KFMB had been trying to find Shanley, working with another CBS affiliate, WBZ-TV in Boston, for two months. Gotfredson, producer at KFMB, says his station, Channel 8, filmed Shanley returning from a weekend outing four days before the arrest, and WBZ aired it, letting investigators know Shanley wasn't in Thailand as widely believed. Gotfredson provided details of the arrest such as the site of the apartment and what Shanley was wearing. News Director Fred D'Ambrosi shared a frame grab of the arrest with AP Photos. May 2, 2002.
Hawkins, KGMN-FM, Kingman, Ariz., for providing first word at
3:30 a.m. April 27, that the fire department in Kingman had been asked
to respond to a bloody casino shooting in Laughlin, Nev., 40 miles away.
In the end, the gun battle on the Harrah's casino floor at Harrah's left
three bikers dead. "I believe in the AP cooperative," says Hawkins,
"and I'm your tri-state monitor." April 27, 2002
Christi O'Connor, KNTV, San Jose, for calling to report that Marjorie Knoller, convicted of second-degree murder in the San Francisco dog mauling trial, filed a motion to switch lawyers. April 9, 2002.
Marvin Simmons, KOVR, Sacramento, for calling March 30 to report Laren Sims, in custody in Florida in the poisoning death of her husband in Sacramento, had committed suicide in her jail cell while awaiting extradition. April 2, 2002
Castaneda, KTVU-TV,
Oakland, for providing information and sources on Oakland's fight with
Caltrans over a piece of land the transportation agency wanted to use
as a staging area for construction of the new Bay Bridge span. March 19,
Knapp, KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, for providing the tip that prosecutors
would not be filing sexual assault charges against boxer Mike Tyson. Knapp
phoned AP before he went on the air to report the story. Feb.
21, 2002
News Team, KPIX, San Francisco, for providing advance word and details from an interview with one of the winners in California's record-setting $193 million lottery. Feb. 18, 2002
Leona Wong, KPIX, San Francisco, for alerting the AP about a suspected road rage shooting outside Castro Valley, and for providing contact information. Feb. 6, 2002
Wayne Brown, KMJ, Fresno, for calling AP/Los Angeles with first word on the deadly crash of as many as 40 vehicles on Highway 99 at Selma. Brown also provided contact phone numbers and the pager of the KMJ reporter headed to the scene. Feb. 5, 2002
Roy Isom, KMJ, Fresno, for calling AP with updates from the scene on the deadly crash of as many as 40 vehicles on Highway 99 at Selma. Isom also provided sound for AP Network News. Feb. 5, 2002
C.J. Ward, KEYT, Santa Barbara, for providing first word that an arrest had been made in the rapes of prostitutes from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The victims were abandoned naked along the coast. News Director Sandy Shields faxed her station's 6 p.m. package and then provided more information after the show was broadcast.
Daniela Lopez, KERO-TV, Bakersfield, for providing first word and a vital on-site phone number in the chain-reaction crash of 77 vehicles in foggy Kern County. One person was killed and 15 injured on Highway 58. Jan. 3, 2002
Ron Kirk, KSRO, Santa Rosa, for providing sources and information on an unmanned plane flying above Sonoma County. Dec. 26, 2001.
Lloyd LaCuesta, KTVU-TV, Oakland, for connecting the AP to a source for a story about security screeners threatening to walk off the job at San Francisco International Airport. Nov. 21, 2001.
Leslie Griffith, KTVU-TV, Oakland, for providing a lead on how to get in touch with Alice Hoglan, the mother of Mark Bingham. Bingham was among the passengers killed on United Flight 93. Sept. 11, 2001.
Mark Liu, KTNV-TV, Las Vegas, for providing word of a lawsuit accusing three NFL players and a former player of rape and alerting the AP to a news conference about the case. Dec. 20, 2001.
Tracy Lehr, KEYT-TV, Santa Barbara, for providing first word that jurors in Ventura recommended the death penalty for Socorro Caro, convicted of murdering three of her four sons in their Santa Rosa Valley home in 1999. Dec. 10, 2001.
Tammy Brown, KUZZ, Bakersfield, for providing first word that seven people were killed in a collision near Bakersfield involving an Amtrak train and a van filled with farm workers. Dec. 12, 2001.
Leona Wong, KPIX, San Francisco, For providing first word that Bechtel, Inc. was telling San Francisco employees they didn't have to come to work if they were worried in the days after reported threats to the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge. Nov. 1, 2001.
Tom Watters, KUKI-AM, Ukiah, for providing first word of a change in medical marijuana policy in Mendocino County, and for providing details and background. Oct. 11, 2001
Jim Cumberland of KVML, Sonora, for notifying AP-Fresno that Ellie Nesler, who killed her son's accused molester in court eight years ago, had been arrested on meth-related charges. Oct. 9, 2001.
Hal Eisner of KCOP-TV, Los Angeles, for calling AP/Los Angeles with the report that the suspect sought in the three Simi Valley killings wrongfully thought his ex-girlfriend had given him a blood disease. Sept. 6, 2001.
Lance Orozco of KCLU-TV, Thousand Oaks, for first word on the death row death of Theodore Frank, one of California's most notorious child molesters, plus follow-up comment. Sept. 6, 2001.
Dave McCann of KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, for calling AP/Las Vegas before the station's 4 p.m. news to let the bureau know UNLV football coach John Robinson was named the school's athletic director. Aug. 16, 2001.
Ron Kirk of KSRO-AM, Santa Rosa, for providing first word of a large brush fire in Mendocino County. The "Trough Fire" forced evacutions of vacation cabins. Aug. 9, 2001.
Bryan Goebel of KCBS-AM, San Francisco, Santa Rosa, for providing the first word of the death of California Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk. June 19, 2001.
Ron Kirk of KSRO-AM, Santa Rosa, for providing sources and information in coverage of the North Bay Wildfire in Sonoma County. May 31, 2001.
Roland de Wolk of KTVU-TV, San Francisco, for calling AP/San Francisco to alert the bureau of the Fox affiliate's upcoming exclusive on the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power making the highest ever bid to the ISO $1,200 per megawatt hour. Feb. 14, 2001.
Tom Vacar of KTVU-TV, San Francisco, for sharing his exclusive report on L.A. DWP pricey power bid. Feb. 14, 2001.
John Myers of KSBY-TV, San Luis Obispo, for calling AP Los Angeles with the John Krebs death penalty verdict in the disappearance and killings of two young women. May 11, 2001
Tammy Brown of KUZZ, Bakersfield, for calling AP Los Angeles with word on a fatal motorcycle race at Bakersfield Speedway. Earlier, she reported on a fatal police shooting at a U-Haul rental office. April 21-22, 2001.
John Huff of KCDZ-FM, Joshua Tree, for calling AP with the story of a Wonder Valley couple accused of chaining their two boys to bed posts. October 14, 2000.
Gary Daigneault of KCDZ-FM, Joshua Tree, with updates on the story of a Wonder Valley couple accused of chaining their two boys to bed posts. October 14, 2000.
Todd Thornton of KCHO, Chico, for providing first word to AP/Sacramento of a wildfire in Tehama County. He not only gave initial word but provided contact numbers. September 29, 2000
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Pete Demetriou of KFWB-AM, Los Angeles, has been awarded an Instant News Citation for calling AP from the scene to report updates on violence following the Lakers' world championship victory. He also called AP's Broadcast News Center with audio.
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by John Pecoraro, Assistant Director, Manhattan Public Library
An important document in our nation's history is having its 226th birthday this year. The supreme law of the land was adopted on September 17, 1787, and ratified on March 4, 1789. The United States Constitution has endured through flush times and recessions, through times of dynamic expansion and civil war. Over its history (and ours), this living document has been amended a mere twenty-seven times.
Ratification of the Constitution was never a foregone conclusion. The new Constitution was hotly debated by men in taverns and coffeehouses, by women in parlors, and by every newspaper in the country. In "Ratification: The People Debate the Constitution, 1787-1788," historian Pauline Maier tells the story of the yearlong battle over ratification. Maier's is the first major history of ratification, drawing on a vast collection of documents to weave a dramatic narrative about the hundreds of delegates to the thirteen states' ratifying conventions.
In "Plain, Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution," Richard Beeman captures the dynamic of the debate and the characters of the men laboring during the Philadelphia summer of 1787. Men like the brilliant James Madison, combative Gourverneur Morris, pugnacious Luther Martin, and dignified George Washington, forged the world's most enduring, revolutionary constitution through conflict, compromise, and finally consensus.
Akhil Reed Amar's "America's Constitution: A Biography," explains not only what the Constitution says, but why it says it. The author, a scholar of constitutional law, demonstrates how the story of the Constitution reflects the story of America. The Constitution was as much a product of its environment as it was of the people who created it.
The series of essays in "The Federalist" comprise a key text in the democratic system created in the wake of the American Revolution. Writing under the pseudonym, Publius, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay promoted the ratification of the Constitution in a series of 85 articles published in 1787 and 1788. The majority of the articles first appeared in three New York newspapers, "The Independent Journal," "The New York Packet," and "The Daily Advertiser." Later published under the title of "The Federalist; or, The New Constitution," the articles described the ideas behind the American system of government.
In "Unruly Americans and the Origins of the Constitution," historian Woody Holton provides the startling discovery that the primary purpose of the Constitution's framers was not to protect civil liberties and the people's freedom, but to make America more attractive to investment. In this eye-opening interpretation of the Constitution, Holton explains how the same class of Americans that produced Shays' Rebellion in Massachusetts (as well as rebellions in several other states) ultimately prevailed to produce the Constitution we now revere.
Was the purpose of the Constitution really to limit government? Why didn't the framers of the Constitution include a Bill of Rights? These are samples of the provocative questions Ray Raphael asks in "Constitutional Myths: What We Get Wrong and How to Get it Right." Instead of speculating about what the framers of the Constitution would do today, Raphael seeks to understand what they did during their own time, and on their own terms.
David O. Stewart traces the struggles among the delegates to the Philadelphia Convention in "The Summer of 1787: The Men Who Invented the Constitution." Just who were these men who make the Constitution? History paints them as colorful characters: Hamilton, Morris, Randolph, and many others now largely forgotten. At some point during the hot Philadelphia summer, half of the delegates threatened to walk out. A few did. Stewart's book is a suspense story. The delegates struggled with difficult decisions as they tried to balance power in the hands of the people with a central government having the power to make decisions important for all.
Websites concerning the Constitution are plentiful. Begin at the National Archives site for the full text as well as facsimiles of the original document, and questions and answers about the Constitution and other landmark documents in American history.
You'll find a highly accessible, easy to use version of the Constitution at http://constitutionus.com. Also visit the History Channel site at www.history.com/topics/constitution for speeches, videos, and photo galleries illuminating the Constitution. You'll also find articles on the major characters, themes, and events in constitutional history.
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Renato Ratti Conca Barolo 2005
Nebbiolo from Barolo, Piedmont, Italy
Winemaker's Notes
The color is garnet red. A delicate and persistent bouquet with traces of licorice, mint and Lebanese cedar pine. Full flavored, warm and agreeable tannins.
A great wine for important dishes, red meats on the spit or grilled, game, "grande cuisine" white and red meat dishes and aged cheeses.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Spectator - "Intense aromas of dried flowers and berries. Concentrated and full, with ripe fruit and supervelvety tannins. Long and gorgeous. Best after 2013. 575 cases made."
The Wine Advocate - "The 2005 Barolo Conca is a deeply layered, regal wine imbued with tons of elegance and class. Here the fruit tends towards a darker shade of red fruit and the tannins are also a touch firmer than the Marcenasco. The oak is beautifully balanced in this vintage. Sweet menthol, spices and French oak linger on the understated finish. This is a terrific effort from Ratti. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2022. "
Wine Enthusiast - "Conca shares the extraordinary intensity demonstrated by Ratti's Rocche cru, but is also distinguished by a delicate, more feminine side. The wine is beautifully stretched over fine aromas of exotic spice, white chocolate, dried flowers and blackberries. It ends with power and determination but does so in a charming, less overt manner."
International Wine Cellar - "Good full red. Tighter aromas of redcurrant, tobacco, menthol, minerals, eucalyptus and mocha suggest a more powerful wine. Then richer but more tannic in the mouth, with less easy sweetness and obvious fruit showing today than in the basic Marcenasco. More texture and power here, along with a distinct balsamic quality. The dusty tannins build on the resounding finish. Give this a couple years in the cellar before pulling the cork. Conca, which features blue clay soil at the warmer bottom of a south-facing hill, was Pietro's father's original vineyard back in 1965, and was replanted in 1994."
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Located halfway up the hill dominating the principal valley of Barolo, buttressed by steep slopes lined by orderly vineyards, lies a precious jewel from the 15th century: the Abbey of Annunziata.
As the monks historically produced wine from the grapes of the surrounding hillsides, today, remembering their lessons, incomparable wines are produced.
From the 100 acres of vineyards, the Renato Ratti winery produces around 150,000 bottles from the traditional denominations of the area: Barolo, Nebbiolo d'Alba, Barbera d'Alba, Dolcetto d'Alba.
The modern and innovative philosophy of vinification introduced since the 60's by Renato Ratti, is today in the hands of his son Pietro and his nephew Massimo Martinelli. View all Renato Ratti Wines
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Notable FactsNot just regulated to red wine, Piedmont also produces some notable whites, particularly those near the district of Gavi and Asti. Gavi produces still white wine from the Cortese grape. The wine is dry with a crisp, citrus-like acidity – fairly neutral but pleasant. Arneis is another grape/wine made in the area, creating a fuller wine that displays some nuttiness in the aroma and taste. Asti is well known for its sparkling wine – in particular Asti Spumante and Moscato d'Asti. Asti Spumante is typically higher in alcohol, sweetness & fizziness, while its higher-class cousin, Mostcato d'Asti, contains lower alcohol levels, a few less bubbles, and a more restrained and delicate representation of Moscato fruit.
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A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.
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Whenever I go to France, I find I become an instant small-scale "celebrity" in whatever circle I seem to be frequenting. The tendency is for people to immediately drop their conversations in other parts of the room (faculty lounge, dinner party, chess club or wherever) upon the first exclamation of "Ahhhh, Monsieur est américain!" and I am inundated with questions on what I think of France, of world politics, of the French government, of the American government, of education, the arts, pop culture, and just about any other topic under the sun. I get swamped with invitations to dinner or to café outings, and enjoy a level of popularity I could never possibly attain here at home in the U.S. Here at home, I'm boring and ordinary. In France, people seem genuinely fascinated by my every opinion and they make me the center of their attention. The only way I can reasonably explain this discrepancy is that it's not me in particular that French people adore, but more generally Americans and all things American. We as a people are exotic and intriguing to them.
A lot of Americans go to France and claim to have a very different experience from what I have described. My best guess is this is because I speak the language and most of those who've had a "bad" experience don't. But I ask them, how can someone take an interest in you if they can't even converse with you? I know for a fact, from my own consistently positive experiences, that French people don't dislike Americans in general. And the French (at least most of them) don't even dislike individuals who don't speak their language. It's just that without the language, there is no basis for any relationship with you as an individual whatsoever – there is neither like nor dislike. But American travelers in France who don't speak French – and I suspect that the source of this is in their ego, which simply can't come to grips with a lack of interest in them as an individual – tend to rationalize their social isolation and neglect in France by choosing to believe that French people don't like Americans in general. Which is of course completely false.
Would you like fries with that?
In recent years, one of the most broad, striking and ridiculous cases of reinforcing the total myth of the French disliking Americans was the "Freedom Fries" affair. When the Second Gulf War began, the majority of the international community argued that the U.S. should not invade Iraq. One of the most vocal countries opposing the invasion was France. Did this mean that French people hate Americans? Hardly. When my French friends and I spoke about the invasion and French opposition to it, they explained it to me like this: They viewed the Americans as their friends. They believed the war was a big mistake. When you see a friend about to make what you consider a big mistake – for example, getting behind the wheel of a car when he's had too much to drink – you don't just let him do it. You try to talk him out of it – or even try to take his car keys away if you have to. Of course many American political leaders didn't perceive things that way. In their finest moment of mature intellectual debate and dignified statesmanship some members of Congress declared that french fries would henceforth appear on all menus in the House restaurants as "Freedom Fries." So who doesn't like whom? Yet this petty incident, based on erroneous assumptions about French attitudes toward Americans, was one of the driving forces in an Anti-French campaign across the U.S., ironically causing more people than ever to think that the French don't like Americans, and proving once again that you can't believe everything you hear.
A Beautiful Friendship
I've spent substantial portions of my life in France, and have met and gotten to know so many French people that there's no way to count them. I have never personally met a single one who doesn't like America and Americans. I'm sure there must be one or two freaky weirdos out there in France who don't like us, but I've yet to come across them myself. If you ever doubt how much the French just can't get enough of American culture, take a look at the movie listings in a French newspaper, or check out in a French TV guide how many American series and films appear on French TV every day, or listen to a French radio station online to hear how many American songs they play. The great majority of films, TV programs, and pop music songs are American, along with a large number of magazine articles on American celebrities. When was the last time any of us took such a fervent interest in someone we didn't like?
"Louis, I think this is the beginning of a
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ADLs (activities of daily living): The things we normally do in daily living including any daily activity we perform for self-care such as feeding ourselves, bathing, dressing, grooming, work, homemaking, and leisure. The ability or inability to perform ADLs can be used as a very practical measure of ability/disability in many disorders.
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NORTH PORT, Fla. - The constant 87-degree water at Warm Mineral Springs in North Port is expected to soon be open to the public once again. This week local government leaders agreed on a temporary management company.
Potential employees were even showing up there Friday. The new management company tells ABC 7 that once they are in place they plan to quickly open the doors.
It's the latest chapter in the ongoing saga surrounding Warm Mineral Springs. This week North Port city and Sarasota County commissioners selected a company called National and State Park Concessions to manage the springs for now.
"We basically want to get the facilities back open to the general public for bathing and swimming." Owner Jack Bobo says they've already got the uniforms and blank name tags, and are interviewing new employees Friday and Saturday at the springs. "Right now we are expecting 13 people; full time and part time. We are doing lifeguards, housekeeping, front of the house stuff."
"I am applying for a lifeguard position again." Wayne Christensen was one of 60+ employees who lost their jobs when the springs closed on July 1st of 2013 -- not from lack of visitors, but from the two local governments unable to come with an agreement on the spring's future. "I have been on unemployment since July looking for a job. We are really excited to see this place open back up, especially with a family owned company."
For now we are told there will not be some of the amenities like yoga and aerobics, just swimming.
Blue Dunn taught some of the classes for years. He says the loss has been felt in the community. "There was a lot of people who this was their life. This was their whole social life for the most part. A lot of them relied on it for the healing qualities of this water."
The local business community felt the effects, too. They're hopeful to soon give better news to visitors like Marian Komor and his wife, who came to the area just for the springs. "I am very disappointed. We came from Canada. My wife was swimming here a couple of years back for her health."
As far as the long term future goes, well that's anyone's guess at this point. Bobo says that will be a new bid. While they're working to keep it open for now, they say they will be looking at it. "We are looking at it. We don't know if we are going to move forward with it or not. We are definitely going to take a look at it."
A target date of mid-April has been set. The management company tells us they are hoping to work even quicker.


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Buckle up for one hell of a ride in this video as a Chevrolet Corvette Z06 blitzes down the Autobahn, tapping out its speedometer for quite some time. All this takes place while being filmed in less than a minute and if you've ever wanted to get a real sense of just how fast 216 mph is, the camera footage shows landscape just flying by like in a blur.
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A new kind of television made headlines at the 2013 annual Consumer Electronics Show in early January, 2013 - Ultra High Definition TV. With four times as many pixels as a current high definition (HD) TV, viewers at the show reported being impressed with how crisp and vibrant the pictures appear.
This comes as no surprise to scientists who study the sun using NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). Its Atmospheric Imaging Assembly (AIA) and Helioseismic Magnetic Imager (HMI) instruments together capture an image almost once a second that is twice again as large as what the ultra high-def screens can display.
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From: "John Cardinal" <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Narrative Reports and Second Site
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 18:30:22 -0400
In-Reply-To: <email@example.com>
Lee Hoffman wrote, in part:
> For some users with large projects and sites, the SS generation of
> the site will require a few minutes of thumb-twiddling. And this is
> in addition to closing and re-opening TMG or the project. Do this
> often, and you will have spent a lot of time unnecessarily.
I think you have valid points, Lee, but I would like to add to this last
one. SS will create a lot of narratives FAST. If you designate a subset of
people, and make a site that includes only them, SS will build the site in
seconds. For example, a 300 person site will be built in less than 30
seconds in most cases. Try creating a TMG report with 300 people, and
indexes, and it won't be ready to browse in 30 seconds. If you write the
report to MS Word and open it... well, I'll just say that opening and
closing the project in TMG in order to use SS is a small price to pay.
Clearly, if you create a one-person narrative in TMG it will be done a lot
faster than creating an SS site that includes every person in your project.
Creating a web site for thousands of people will definitely involve some
thumb twiddling, but I want TMG users to understand that:
1 - It's not useful to compare creating a small subset report in TMG to
creating a full-site in SS, except to discuss using the right tool for a
given task.
2 - If you are going to create a lot of narratives, SS is a very good
choice. It will take a little time, but you won't wear down your thumbs to
nubs! <g>
Clearly, I am biased, and people have to keep that in mind.
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A family in Kent have got some unusual animals hopping around their garden... wallabies.
They're not tame pets, but they do belong to the family and that got us thinking - what unusual animal would you like to have at home?
Miley Cyrus has said she'd like a kangaroo and Zac Efron wants a Liger - a cross between a lion and a tiger - but what about you?
Would you go for something exotic and scaly, big and furry, or small and cute?
Maybe you'd create you're own animal, a bit like a liger but mixing two other animals instead?
Unfortunately this topic is now closed but there are Comments pages on other subjects on the main Chat index.
"I would LOVE to have a orang-utan because they are adorable and they are just like humans. I would also love some type of lizard because they are amazing and I love the colours that you can get them in!!"
Amy, 10, Doncaster, England
"I would love to have a seal as an unusual pet."
Pete, 12, London, England
"I would like a half-monkey/half-unicorn so it can give me the best bananas and keep me safe. My little sis would like one half-polar bear/half-cat because she says the polar bear would keep her warm and the cat would stay with her forever. So cute."
Lucy, 10, Newcastle, UK
"I would love a sugarglider which is a real animal. It's a bit like a squirrel but it can glide from tree to tree. I would like one because they like climbing trees just like me."
Niamh, 10, Riddrie, Scotland
"I would like an Ocelot because even though they smell bad they are super cute!"
Nicole, 13, Rockferry, England
"I think it is awful that people keep wild animals in their gardens. I would much rather see animals in the wild where they belong!!! Some people are just so cruel and don't think what the animals would prefer! "
Hannah, 12, Scotland
"I would really like to have a savannah monitor lizard."
Harrison, 10, Southampton, UK
"I'd like a puppierd (which is a cute puppy but flies like a bird)."
Aisha, 9, Islamabad, Pakistan
"I would like a lelephant!!! A cross between a lion and an elephant!!! Imagine the noise it would make!!!"
Stephanie, 13, Toronto, Canada
"I would love to have a liger, which is a real breed of animal that is a cross between a lion and a tiger. They look so cute and they have characteristics of lions and tigers!"
Georgia, 13, Dubai
"The animal I would want is a chiger, it's a cross between a cheetah and a tiger, because a cheetah is my fave animal but a tiger is my ex fave animal!"
Tia, 11, Berkshire, England
"I'd LOVE a mini dragon that could set fire to the stove! No more matches!"
Amy, 11, London, England
"I would love a giant anteater."
Harry, 9, Suffolk, England
"I'd love a lion cub or a tiger cub because they're really cute and small"
Nicola, 12, Northern Ireland
"I would like to be a cheetion (a cross between a cheetah and a lion) because cheetahs are cute and fast but lions are fierce!!"
Rabiat, 13, Cumbria, England
"I would like a panda. I think they are so cute."
Emma, 10, South Shields, England
"I would love a pet dolphin. I could swim with it and it would protect me from sharks!!"
Emma, 11, Sussex, England
"I would like a panda! They are so cute but I wouldn't like taking one from its natural habitat."
Emmi, 12, Prague, Czech Republic
"I would love to have either a penguin, an elephant, a giraffe or a monkey for a pet!! I'd definitely NOT have a spider because I am terrified of them!!!"
Laura, 12, Ireland
"I'd like a kitty-rex which is a cross between a kitty cat and a dinosaur."
Joe, 11, Birmingham, England
"I think a cub would be so cute."
Jaiya, 9, Walsall, England
"I would like some kind of monkey as they're so human like and intelligent!"
Chrissa, 11, Swansea, Wales
"I would like a tiger cub."
Holly, 10, Hampshire, England
"I would love to have a pet monkey, they're so cool."
Alicia, 10, Essex, England
"I would love a pet penguin! They are really cute, adorable and lovely!!! They waddle around and well, they are just cute!!!"
Louisa, 11, Herefordshire, England
"I would love to have a giraffe and a zebra."
Jaye, 9, UK
"I'd love a baby elephant or orangutan. They are both so cute!"
Chloe, 11, Yorkshire, England
"I would like loads of baby koalas because they are really cute and cuddly!!!"
Sarah, 10, Staffordshire, England
"I would like a dopig, which is a cross between a dog and a pig!"
Suzi, 10, Coventry, England
"I would love to have an orangutan, but I would move to Borneo and have my own patch of forest so it could live safely and happily!"
Gemma, 11, Bristol, England
"I would love a large bird that would nip my brother when I asked it to!"
Beth, 12, Southend, England
"I would like a pet dolphin to go swimming with. What fun!"
Melissa, 10, UK
"I'd like to have a chimpanzee. It could be another best friend for me!!"
Sindurii, 11, Oxfordshire, England
"Hmm... maybe a liger, or a ferret which isn't too unusual. Aww or maybe a penguin!"
Belle, 10, Kent, England
"It's random but I'd have a dolphant - a cross between a dolphin and an elephant."
Kaitlin, 11, Cambridgeshire, England
"I would like a bat! Maybe they're not that strange but it would be fun!"
Annabel, 10, England
Sarah, 10, Tamworth, England
"I think that I would like to have a meerkat because they are so cute and shy."
Ella, 11, Lancashire, England
"I would have a bushbaby mainly because I think they're really cute because their eyes are really big!"
Scarlett, 12, Ipswich, England
"I would like a chipmunk as they are an unusual pet and I like the film Alvin and the Chipmunks!!!"
Leonie, 11, Lincolnshire, England
"I want a kangaroo as they are sweet and I want to ride in its pouch."
Calum, 7, Essex, England
"I'd like a goat- they're really cute and they like being stroked too. They'd eat any meals that my mum made which I didn't like! I think they're unusual and you can take them on walks too!"
Adrian, 12, London, England
"I would really like a chipmunk- I think they're really cute!!!"
Charlotte, 13, Surrey, England
"I would like a lion because they're so cute and cuddly."
Megan, 11, England
"I would have a meerkat - they are totally awesome!!!"
James, 13, Cheshire, England
"I'd like a hedgehog because they are cute and would be interesting to learn about."
Julia, 12, Surrey, England
"I'd like an African elephant, so in the summer my elephant and I can have water fights!"
Holly, 11, London, England
"An unusual animal I would like is a kangaroo because they are so cute and my name begins with K too."
Katherine, 13, Aberdeen, Scotland
"I would like something random like me, such as an elephant or a tiger!"
Lisa, 11, Liverpool, England
"I would love to have a multi-coloured horse. I already have a horse but it would be cool to have a multi-coloured horse too."
Keryn, 9, Northern Ireland
"I would like a zebra and a lion. I think they're so cute."
Sarah, 9, Norfolk, England
"I'd love a dolphin!"
Eleanor, 10, Cambridgeshire, England
"I would like a chameleon so he could go to school with me!"
Natasha, 10, Essex, England
"I'd love a white tiger cub and a baby lemur! I'd also love it if they never grew up. I think that as babies they're so cute!"
Zoe, 11, Hampshire, England
"I would really like a chipmunk... I think they're really cute!!"
Charlotte, 13, Suffolk, England
"I would really love to have a pet meerkat because it's my fave animal."
Caitlyn, 10, Cambridge, England
"I would just love to find a baby hedgehog in my garden and look after it!"
Nina, 11, Swindon, England
"I would love to have a little baby monkey because they are so cute. I could feed it from a bottle and let it climb over me!"
Tabitha, 12, UK
"I would love a pigmy hippo. They are so small and cute! I have already got an unusual pet though - a tortoise!"
Ella, 11, Surrey, England
"I would love to have a pet cheetah!"
Katie, 11, Devon, England
"I would like a chinchilla! I stroked one once and it was so cute!"
Laura, 11, England
"I would love an orangutan because they are my favourite animal and they are so cute and playful!!"
Ellika, 11, Cumbria, England
"I would love to keep a monkey or a gorilla because I could train it to bring me a glass of orange juice and and a doughnut every half hour!"
Rubie, 11, England
"I would like a bat-eared fox as a pet and a African wild hunting dog."
Heidi, 8, Liverpool, England
"I would love a kangaroo."
Aoife, 11, Ireland
"I would love a dolphin as a pet. That would be FANTASTIC!"
Zarghona, 9, Barnsley, England
"I would love a giraffe. I would especially like to ride on its back."
Ruth, 9, UK
"I would love a pet monkey. They are so sweet and cute!"
Natalie, 11, Devon, England
"This is random but I would like a lion as a pet."
Shania, 11, England
"What about a pet cow? I think it would be cool, fun and random!"
Robert, 14, England
"I would love a fennec fox. They're really affectionate and enjoy cuddles and walks. Plus, they're so cute!"
Lola, 12, UK
"I would have a dog that was exactly like Scooby Doo and Santa's Little Helper from The Simpsons."
Carys, 13, Wales
"I would love a pet squirrel, I think they're so sweet! But they're common in my garden so I'd prefer a pet otter or giraffe! How cool would that be!"
Jenny, 11, Surrey, England
"I'd like a zehorse, a cross between a zebra and a horse that I can ride every single day before and after school."
Tasha, 10, Worcestershire, England


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Today, my boyfriend showed me a YouTube video of him popping a huge blackhead on his forehead. He told me he had been "growing" it for more than 2 years now. I have been caressing and kissing that thing for almost 2 years because I thought it was a beauty mark. FML
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Today, the boy I like came to my house with a dozen roses to ask me to homecoming. My uncle chased him down the street with a pitchfork. FML
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Thousands of years of traditional recipes and methods combine to provide a wide menu of taste treats, from fresh
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Sorry I couldn't help it. I'm just realizing this and I think it's pretty awesome (yes I know I'm late to the party for those of who love to point that out)
These two guys were really meant for one another. No matter how hard Sasuke acts towards Naruto you can tell he really thinks of Naruto like a little brother or even like a son at times.
The bottom panel, I never really noticed before but it's actually in Sasuke's instinct to protect Naruto. Looking at this page, it's seriously like looking at the reaction of a parent who's trying to protect their child in an oncoming car crash. Sasuke not only used his Susanoo arm but he actually put his regular arm over Naruto. It's like he's got one hand over the wheel to control the car and the other arm over his kid to act as an extra seat belt keep Naruto from flying out the window just in case the regular seatbelt isn't enough. It doesn't even look like Sasuke is fully protected himself.
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The Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, the largest convention center in New England — which celebrated its grand opening in June of 2004, is one of the most spectacular event settings in the world. This state-of-the-art facility was designed with input from top international convention, meeting, and conference planners.
The grand ballroom, one of the largest in New England, features a vaulted, wood-paneled ceiling. The adjacent pre-function room, with its floor-to-ceiling windows, offers a spectacular 270-degree view of Boston's skyline and harbor.
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This report addresses interoperable risk management: the interoperability of organizations that engage in risk management in the context of a system of systems. The state of risk practice management—the specification of standards and the methodologies to them implement—is addressed and examined with respect to the needs of system-of-systems interoperability. The current practice is found to be insufficient to achieve interoperability with regard to risk management. A number of research questions are raised to associate this topic with the needs of the larger context of interoperable acquisition.


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Mary-Ann's PolarriggIt all started with a group of Moelven wooden barracks, originally built for the construction workers and miners.
That was in 1999. Since then, it has developed into a place to spend the night that has soul, a place that reflects the history and atmosphere of Svalbard. The wooden buildings may now look different, both inside and out - but even so they have not lost their authentic and unique Svalbard character.
Year after year, the polarrigg has grown under Mary-Ann Dahle's innovative and creative mind with more new rooms, new facilities and improved comfort.
Today, Mary-Ann's Polarrigg consists of a pleasant Svalbard courtyard surrounded by three buildings; the mining rig, the luxury rig and the transportation rig, which offer a total of 76 beds divided into 17 single, 19 double rooms, four family room and one suite. AuroraSpa and the restaurant Winter Garden.
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