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Being outside as much as possible this summer is a huge deal to our kids. They love to ride bikes, play in their little pool, etc. But I am always looking for ways that will stretch their mind a little and also give us an activity to do, together as a family.
My oldest daughter was very interested in how the Periscope worked. We have a fun tree in our yard that was perfect for concealing her location, but giving her plenty of viewing fun! Isn't that so "SPY LIKE" cute?My older son got busy with the Bug Vacuum. It was simple to use and he immediately caught one of our giant black ants. Because there is also a magnifying glass in the container, it makes viewing the captured critters even more fun!So after they were comfortable with the gear, we headed out into the woods on our adventure with the "Backyard Safari" Outfitter products. It was so much fun!
Thanks to Team Mom, we received a package (sent to us free of charge for this review) filled with products, designed just for that purpose! Not only will these keep us outside when the weather is willing, but will also give us a "mission" and the capability of keeping us all busy (and entertained) for hours on end.
Yesterday, I took the kids on a "Backyard Safari" adventure thanks to the products from "Backyard Safari Outfitters". Since moving to Connecticut, I have not truly embraced how amazing it is to have an actual "mini" woods behind our house. Did you know, that in just the right mind set (for those of us who are not HUGE woodsy people) this can be a whole lot of fun for the entire family? Especially if you have the right gear to make it an adventure you'll never forget.We received to Safari vests (which puts the kids immediately in the mind set for an excursion into the unknown), a Bug Vacuum (to suck up critters we find along our way) and a pop up "Periscope" (so our leader can check out what's ahead of us and get a perspective for where we should go).Now, before my two older kids got home from school, I let my two younger children play "dress up" in the Safari vests and we went outside in search of something amazing. Guess what we found?LEAVES!! They had a blast and enjoyed getting to try out this gear before the older two came home and took charge.So we hung up the vests and waited for the two older kids to get home, so we could venture into our great "BACKYARD SAFARI" in the woods behind our house!
Even after our "woods" adventure was completed, the girls were still on a mission, with the bug vacuum, to capture as many ants as they could! Even our littlest guy was intrigued with it! The girls would catch them and he would let them go again...it was funny!
All of the Backyard Safari Outfitter products we received were not only easy to use, informative (they come with little booklets with helpful hints, things to look for on the "Backyard Safari", etc.) and so much fun, but something that I think every child would enjoy using! My six year old has already picked out several other products they offer that she insists we NEED to get too!
You can purchase the "Backyard Safari" Outfitters gear from ToysRus by CLICKING HERE!
From Walmart by CLICKING HERE!
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Thank you Team Mom and Backyard Safari Outfitters for giving our family some fun new products to fill up several afternoons of summer fun!
I was not paid to feature this review! I was compensated only by the products we received for this review!


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On Jul 1, 2008, at 11:05 , Jan Lehnardt wrote: > All good suggestions, I'd say go for it if no one objects.I too feel > the Wiki > to be a tad disorganised and thus not very approachable for newbies. > (Note, I am not blaming anyone as I am partially responsible for the > mess myself :) I'm not blaming anyone either, but I was wondering if our dear Apache hosts supported a feature to export a snapshot of the wiki to a tarball? I'm just back from a week-end in the Alps where no internet connection has boldly gone before, and downloadable docs would've beat the panicked quality time I spent with wget just before leaving. -- Robin Berjon - http://berjon.com/
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PetroChina will pay Encana $C2.2 billion ($2.12 billion) for a 49.9 per cent stake in a rich Alberta shale gas prospect owned by the Canadian company. It is the first big deal since Ottawa issued new guidelines for major energy investments by foreign state-owned enterprises.
Encana said the venture, with a non-controlling interest for PetroChina, allows the partners to bypass stringent reviews under the government's new restrictions. The government had no immediate comment. But there was no indication of delays like the one faced by CNOOC in its eventually successful bid for oil producer Nexen.
Encana announced the deal less than a week after Canada issued its new framework for approving takeovers of resource assets, particularly oil sands, by foreign state-owned companies. The government also approved the Nexen takeover and a bid for Progress Energy Resources by Malaysia's Petronas.
"The timing of this deal is really quite unbelievable," said lawyer Richard Steinberg, head of Fasken Martineau's mergers & acquisitions practice group. "This is a step removed from the oil sands and so to the extent that this is not Canadian oil sands, it does seem to be in a less sensitive area and not directly in the bulls-eye." Steinberg noted that the deal appeared to tick all the boxes in the government's new rule book.
Under the deal, which follows a failed joint-venture attempt by the pair last year, a unit of PetroChina known as Phoenix Duvernay Gas will take the nearly-half interest in Encana's Duvernay play in west-central Alberta, estimated to contain 9 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
It had already paid $C1.18 billion and the other $C1 billion was payable over the next four years to help Encana pay for development, said Encana, Canada's largest natural gas producer. During the period, the partners will spend $C4 billion on drilling and processing facilities.
With the agreement, Encana makes good on a big part of a high-profile effort to attract partners to help pay for development of a host of prospects across North America. It is concentrating on those that feature natural gas that is high in liquid hydrocarbon content as a way to reduce its spending and protect its balance sheet. Such fuels are priced closer to crude oil than to dry gas, of which there is continent-wide glut that has driven down prices at times to decade lows.
Encana chief executive Randy Eresman said in an interview: "It's largely an opportunity for us to explore, delineate and ultimately develop what we think is a huge resource that, on our own, we would likely not be able to bring to commercialisation as quickly as we can now with having a partner. "Our understanding is that it does not require any government approvals at all."
Encana shares rose 41 Canadian cents, or 2 per cent, to $C20.85 on the Toronto Stock Exchange. They are up about 12 per cent this year.
The government's new framework in effect bans enterprises controlled by foreign governments from taking control of more businesses in Canada's oil sands, but the government said it welcomed investment and joint ventures.
"We were waiting to find out if the rules would in any way impact our deal and basically what we think at this point is that the government has made it clear that it supports this kind of transaction – a non-controlling interest in a joint venture," Eresman said.
Encana and PetroChina tried to set up a $C5.4 billion joint venture on British Columbia gas assets last year, but the deal fell through over reported disagreements about asset value and development pace. "We never ever concluded that transaction, so there were a lot of discussion points that we never ultimately resolved," Eresman said.
A key difference between the agreements is that the failed one would have included Encana's producing and undeveloped assets, as well as processing equipment. Thursday's deal with PetroChina's new Phoenix unit was essentially the start of a new project, Eresman said.
Encana has spent the past couple of years attracting partners to other parts of its business and has sought more for such assets as the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale in Louisiana and Mississippi and Eaglebine Shale in Texas.
Bond rating agency DBRS said the new venture would strengthen Encana's cash position to $US3 billion ($2.85 billion) from $US2 billion at the end of September. DBRS expects proceeds from asset sales will keep funding large portions of the company's capital spending.
Encana has drilled nine wells on its 445,000 acres (180,100 hectares) of land in the Duvernay, where many companies have amassed large land positions through government land sales and takeovers. In October, Exxon Mobil agreed to spend $C2.6 billion to take over Celtic Exploration, which has extensive acreage in the region.
A study by the Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Geological Survey said the Duvernay formation, which extends through much of central Alberta, contains 443 trillion cubic feet of total gas in place, 11.3 billion barrels of natural gas liquids and 61.7 billion barrels of oil, putting it on par with some of the continent's largest shale prospects.


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Lindsay Lohan still skinny as hell
Because nobody wants to jinx their careers, Lindsay "Sticks Mahoney" Lohan was kept a safe distance from the Academy Awards last night and shipped off to the Mercedes-Benz Oscar Party in Beverly Hills. But more importantly, Lindsay's breasts seem to be to shrinking to match her figure, and apparently they're doing it one at a time. Otherwise, I don't know how else to explain why one's a foot lower than the other – at age 22. I've seen firmer breasts at the senior center.
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At the dinner, Lowe and Spade stare in disbelief as Farley devours two gigantic porterhouse steaks.
Then recalled Farley Mowat marking territory this way in his famous book Never Cry Wolf.
Farley puts another cube of butter on top of another mouthful, and, giggling like a baby, says, "It needs a hat!"
The Vatican handily disagrees on both points, and said so in the notification sent to Sister Farley.
According to Lowe, Farley "has a shot of espresso before every closeup" and also has a gargantuan appetite.
She did not come out again that evening, but sent word by Elsie that Farley was sick and needed nursing.
At a word from Carmena, Farley led him to a cool dark inner room.
Old Mr. Farley is such a kind old man and your grandmother was so good to the little baby that died.
Farley was crouched at the far side of the rope-ladder doorway.
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Poor medication adherence – not taking medication as directed – can be bad for your health, even fatal.
Student pharmacists in the Harrison School of Pharmacy at Auburn University have been raising awareness about this critical health issue as part of the Script Your Future Challenge, led by the National Consumers League.
The challenge for the month of October has been for participating pharmacy schools across the country to implement solutions to improve the understanding of medication adherence in their communities.
"We wanted to join in at Harrison School of Pharmacy so we've organized a lot of different things, a lot of community presentations," said Cassie Boyd, a licensed pharmacist and post-doctoral resident at the Auburn University Pharmaceutical Care Center. "We are going to go out and just reinforce this idea of the importance of taking your medications as directed."
According to the partner organizations behind the challenge, nearly three out of four Americans are not taking their medications as directed, costing the country nearly $300 billion a year in hospital costs and causing almost 125,000 deaths annually.
"Adherence just means taking your medication as your doctor prescribed it to you," said Boyd. "The reason that's so important is if you are taking something wrong (incorrectly), that's going to cause all sorts of problems and a lot of people don't realize they're taking medications wrong, so we really want to emphasize the importance of that."
Auburn student pharmacists raised awareness in Lee County by organizing several public presentations and health fairs at various locations, including Loachapoka's annual Syrup Sopping Day, where they provided patient education and health screenings.
The final community presentation is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 28, from 8:30 to 9 a.m. at Auburn United Methodist Church Food Pantry, 302 E. Magnolia Ave., Auburn. It is free and open to the public.
Cathy McCullars, who heard the student pharmacists speak earlier in the month at Providence Baptist Church in the Beauregard community, puts a lot of faith in her pharmacist.
"Whenever I have a question, I go straight to my pharmacist and ask them," said the 62-year-old. "Anybody that's sick at work or whatever, I say 'please go to the pharmacy, talk to them, they know what medications are safe.' If you have any questions, that's the best place to go."
The challenge may have only lasted a month, but Auburn's student pharmacists are available to visit patients at their residences for continuous health and medication monitoring. A required course called Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience, or PPE, pairs first-, second- and third-year students with volunteer community members who are taking several prescriptions medications. Pharmacy faculty members serve as student mentors and oversee the patient care process.
"It's a way for the student pharmacist to learn from you and get the experience with actual patients," explained Lindsey Edwards, a fourth-year pharmacy student. "It's also a way for the patients to have access to healthcare professionals that could possibly help them achieve better health outcomes. If you have any questions relating to your medications, the student pharmacists are there to help you."
McCullars liked the idea of utilizing the students' expertise, especially for the elderly members of her church and community.
"It's definitely beneficial for me to meet people in the community to answer questions and concerns they have," added Edwards. "It's also beneficial for people in the community, especially patients who are on a lot of medications, to be informed and know the role of the pharmacist."
Anyone interested in participating in PPE can contact Kathy Kyle at (334) 844-8345 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Patients must live within 30 miles of campus.
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Bruce Nordman Sr. told the Stark County commissioners it is unacceptable for the sheriff's department not to have brought the jail's capacity back up to 500 beds, as the public was promised when the sales tax increase was approved at the polls in November 2011. Commissioners Tom Bernabei and Janet Creighton tried explain to Nordman they have provided the funding but are not in charge of the jail, but Nordman didn't accept that answer. He told the commissioners they asked for the public's support and had received it. Now, he said, they have an obligation to make sure the promises made to the voters are kept.
"We don't oversee the jail. We are not the sheriff's boss," Creighton said. When Nordman asked who is the sheriff's boss and who pays the sheriff, she said the voters are the boss and the citizens pay the sheriff. "Would you prefer the citizens march on the county jail, or that you would apply pressure on the sheriff to get him to bring the jail back up to full capacity?" Nordman shot back. At that point, Bernabei broke in to invite Nordman back to the regular board meeting next Wednesday, and he said the board will ask the sheriff to come and explain his hiring practices. "You can hear that side of the story and then decide what you think," Bernabei said.
"We, as citizens, are looking for a solution," Nordman said. He went on to explain he owns and operates a company that provides concealed carry instruction, and he is also a member of a neighborhood group in Canton, where he resides, called the Vassar Neighborhood Association. He said in the past year or so he has operated the school he has talked with about 400 individuals, as well as business owners, and the consensus is they are all very concerned about crime, specifically in Canton.
"We renewed the sales tax and at that time we had 200 beds open in the jail. That amount was to be brought back up to 500, and as we sit here today, they are running with only 400 open. We're working to make people in the county safe, but with 100 less beds, that impacts crime on the street. If I were a police officer, I would be frustrated," said Nordman.
Bernabei told Nordman he hopes he doesn't believe opening up the last 100 beds in the jail will cure the crime problems in Canton, and Creighton commented the board was not going to promote a zero tolerance court sentencing policy.
Commissioner Richard Regula, who was not on the board at the time the sales tax was renewed in 2011, said he has been through this process before in the past, and he added it takes the jail time to ramp back up. Nordman said the public has been waiting for nine months, and he thinks that is an adequate amount of time for the sheriff's office to get it done.
Bernabei admitted the major premise of the sales tax campaign was to bring the jail back up to full capacity, and he said the board still intends to keep that promise "because it affects everyone." He said he believes it will be accomplished this year or in 2014, and he noted when the sheriff began hiring again many deputies who had been laid off had found other jobs. He said it is difficult to find people willing to do the job that can also pass the drug and background checks required. He noted the board appropriated $13.8 million to the jail in 2011, the year the then sheriff laid off more than 40 deputies. The sales tax was passed in November 2011, he said, but the money didn't begin to be collected until July of 2011. In 2012, the board appropriated $15.9 million to the sheriff's department, constituting an increase of 11 or 12 percent even as 10 to 20 percent cuts were requested from the other departments across the board that year. "Sheriff, (Tim) Swanson asked for enough money to cover 45 new hires this year," Bernabei said, "and Sheriff (George) Maier has confirmed that amount to get the jail back up to capacity. So, we'll be appropriating $17.9 million this year."
Nordman was not satisfied because he said the money is not being spent as it was promised to be, and he told the board he would attend the meeting next week and will fill the room with concerned citizens. After the meeting, Nordman said he came to the commissioners' meeting looking for a solution and was walking out without one. "On their part, I think the commissioners were accepting excuses for the sheriff's department's noncompliance for what we were promised," Nordman said. "They (the commissioners) told me they have no authority to do this, but they have the power of the purse. They sign the checks. They've got a whole lot of authority ... If the sheriff's office hasn't spent the money the commissioners provided for jail beds and hiring (deputies), I'd say they should ask for it back. We're going to demand next week that this be accomplished immediately. And there won't be a long fuse on this," he closed.


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Hoping to get your thoughts - I've been asked for a quote for a community website based around football. Conventional stuff - forum, blog, news and so forth. I'm primarily a developer so familiar with .NET/C#/MSSQL, less so dynamic front ends.
However the website does have, as its centrepiece, something called a drill designer.
I'm not really into football, so if I strip away all the nicities and just distil this to the application requirement:
• The application may be embedded on a page as an object. It will most likely be presented in a pop up window sized to a fixed height and width. The embedded object is fixed height and width and may not be resized.• The application is split into four main panels: the players, the objects, the pitch and a command button area.• The players and the objects are simple line-drawings of players/goals/cones etc. which we will supply.• The pitch can be rotated using buttons to show different aspects (rotate) and to flip the pitch 90 degrees (from portrait to landscape and back).• The players and the objects can be dragged on to and off the pitch and stay where they are positioned (dropped).• None of the players or the objects are animated.• The command buttons enable various arrows (different colours and sizes) to be drawn between the objects on the pitch.• The command button area and has a space to put notes in which can be saved/printed with the result.• The command buttons also save the file, and open it for "print".• The saved "file" is not presented to the user, rather, the representation of the user's creation (probably Xml?) is queryable via the website it's embedded onto and the interrogated data is then saved e.g. as part of that user's profile, one user to many drills.
I've seen two examples of such software. Only one is instantly accessible/web based. It's done in Flash. We want something instantly loadable and browser based.
I've not kept pace too much with all things Flash driven and have never done any Flash development beyond using tools to animate basic graphics etc.
I did wonder if this could all be done with HTML and Javascript, with the "Save" basically POSTing the co-ordinates of the placed objects to the server which forms its underlying data and so the drill could be "redrawn" later on.
On the one hand, it's just a shape with some drag and drop and some arrows. There's nothing really fancy about it. On the other hand, doing it in Flash prevents anyone simply copying it and using it. But, then, Flash appears to be dying. Silverlight? Does that suffice and have a future?
I accept that neither will work very well on mobiles. But then a mobile is probably too small a device to try designing a football drill on. That's not a showstopper.
I have several choices:
Spend time invetigating HTML/CSS technologies to see if they may suffice. Pros - I learn some new things, it's in house, we can easily modify it. Cons - it might take ages, I might make the wrong decisions, I cannot as I sit here guarantee the outcome (that last one is the one that brings it down for me)
Outsource is as a Flash development <snip> for a self-contained piece, define the interfaces in and out and get someone else to build it.
Outsource it as a development requirement and see what people come back with
What do you lot think? This one's a bit bespoke and unusual and I'd notmally turn such stuff away unless I had some especially keen interest in it, however we'd like to go the extra mile for this client and deliver it where possible.


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George Lopez (born April 23, 1961) is an American comedian, actor, and talk show host. He is mostly known for starring in his self-produced ABC sitcom George Lopez. His stand-up comedy examines race and ethnic relations, including Mexican American culture. He was the host of the late-night talk show Lopez Tonight on TBS until its cancellation on August 12, 2011.
He voices Rafael in Rio and Rio 2. He also has a TV show of his own called "The George Lopez Show". He plays Papi the Chihuahua Mutt in Beverly Hills Chihuahua, Beverly Hills Chihuahua 2, and Beverly Hills Chihuahua 3.
- George: "Rafael loves life, loves Rio and lives for Carnaval, and he can't wait to get the audition process started. They've pretty much exhausted the talent base in Rio, but they think the Amazon and its thousands and thousands of creatures will have all types of talent and amazing performances."


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"Kill 'em All" and "Ride The Lightning". "Battle Cry" and "Warning Of Danger". "The Warning" and "Rage For Order". While talking about other genres, I'm sure we all catch my train of thought.
"Time Travelling Blues" is the natural progression of a band. They scored a B+ with their debut, got through the baptism of fire, and in their second album, they appear to be much more focused, much more experienced and so much better songwriters. This is just obvious right from the time "Blue Snow" starts to roll in. Only little of the psychedelia furor of "Frequencies..." survived into "TTB" and that's a good thing, because the songs sound tighter and edgier, while still having these mellower interludes that allow them to breathe and don't get too predictable. And apart from all that analysis and philosophy, this albums just contains purely better songs than the previous one- "Solarisphere", "Shine", "Snail Hook", "Nuclear Guru". The riffs are still really heavy but the production sounds better, keyboards play their righteous part (which is accompanying the guitar work and not the other way around), Ward is still drunk, stoned and ready to swallow us alive, and the lyrics are just what you thought them to be, spaced out, fuzzed out, unexplainable, something of a drug-related vision or behemoth.
"TTB" is the kind of album that characterizes a genre, not like they invented heavy rock with this one, but more like it's such a good ambassador of that scene. Everything you would expect from a terrific stoner (eeeew term) album is here in enormous quantities so, what more would you possibly want? Testosterone flows in rivers while the Goblin riffs storm your ears with ferocity, putting "TTB", rightfully, in the category of heavy rock landmarks, like "Dopes To Infinity", "Welcome To Sky Valley" or "Mantra III". They deserve it actually. They're a great band, and this is their magnum opus, undoubtedly.


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Mandy is an ever-evolving artist who's current obsessions include mixed-media and iPhoneography. Mandy vulnerably shares her life and faith through various forms of art, be it painting or singing or writing. She fell in love with a preacher ten years ago and they make their home near the Georgia coast, where life is almost always sunshine and rainbows. And she's learning that faith, much like life, isn't always sunshine and rainbows.
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A few months back Sezmi sent me a free system. Not sure how they got my name, I was just excited that I had actually won something.
Sezmi acts as a DVR for digital television signals. There is a $5 per month charge for the program guide which comes over the Internet. Using the Sezmi guide and DVR you can record a single program or an entire series. You can download movies through the Internet connection and if you live in LA where Sezmi is based you can add 20 cable channels for an additional $25 per month. Talk about cutting the cord!
Not quite available yet, but imagine a social platform on top of Sezmi which you can use to communicate with your friends. Connect by chatting or tweeting. Leave time agnostic notes when viewing on-demand content. Make the once lone television viewing experience a group event.
Add in Skype-like functionality to include at-home game show contestants, video commentary, or extended audience Q&A.
Media has been interactive for years. I remember my mother winning $350 on a radio call-in program in the 70s. I've met people through Twitter during a BBC radio broadcast. I've never been one to really communicate on the early online bulletin boards, but for some reason all this social media communication has become interesting not just to me, but to everyone.
So Sezmi is a great start to combining terrestrial signals, cable feeds and downloads. Create a Facebook, Google+ or LinkedIn layer on top of television, Web video or live streaming and the social TV is on. If you check out Ustream, some of this already exists.
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text: << He would have done better to regret the wasting of two brigades in an ill-conceived, hasty attack based on false beliefs, the drive to be approved by his superiors, and his impulsive nature." >> Is sending in the two brigades seen as ill-conceived because of the outcome? Suppose Reynolds' two brigades were half an hour later arriving. Archer and Davis blow through Buford's screen, and Heth reaches the town. Would we be calling such an advance well conceived, if it had accomplished its purpose? As to being hasty, Heth didn't put the two brigades on line until he'd already been pushing the Union force back for quite a while just by skirmish line action. Since he had no means by which to recon beyond the opposing force, yet at the same time, nothing to suggest it was strong enough to resist an advance by two infantry brigades (which in fact Buford's force wasn't, until Reynolds' infantry came up), sending the two brigades forward when he did might well be seen as a timely decision. I have a hard time seeing how Heth's actions thta morning can be considered to have been implusive. Jim Cameron


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AT LEAST 120 of Victoria's most vulnerable tenants are facing homelessness and some have lost their bond and bill money because a rooming house operator has gone missing with thousands of dollars.
The director of Discipleship Housing, John David Williams, allegedly ran at least 23 rooming houses in the south-eastern suburbs but disappeared several months ago, leaving tenants stranded.
The Age has no evidence of his whereabouts or any deliberate wrongdoing.
Mr Williams, an international Christian missionary who has worked on building projects in Rwanda and South Africa, is now listed by police as a missing person.
He has long stopped paying rent and bills on behalf of tenants, despite having collected thousands of dollars from them.
Consumer Affairs Victoria said it had visited all the properties known to be run by Mr Williams, and most tenants had been helped with new housing.
It also investigated a complaint against a real estate agency, Roger Davis in Wheelers Hill, which signed private landlords to rent out their properties to Mr Williams to sublease.
It found the agency had not acted improperly when it let to Mr Williams as head tenant, who sublet the houses to other tenants.
Under the Residential Tenancies Act, it is an offence for estate agents to fail to alert local councils about an unregistered rooming house.
A Roger Davis agent who managed properties run by Mr Williams, Gina Kyritsis, said he had started renting houses from them in 2009, with the idea of helping disadvantaged families find housing.
She said he had similar leases with other agencies and had many more than the 23 property leases known to authorities.
''He would house people in need, whether on welfare or with a mental illness, through his church,'' she said. ''The idea of it was that eventually the family would take on the lease, but it never really eventuated like that.'' Ms Kyritsis said she visited tenants within days of discovering Mr Williams was missing to tell them to stop direct deductions from their Centrelink payments into his bank account.
She said five households had been able to stay on, with the lease transferred into their names, while others lived rent free while they found new housing.
Mr Williams' disappearance comes as State Parliament considers creating an online register of rooming house operators, a move housing advocates say is too soft to stop those who operate outside the law.
One of the stranded tenants, breast cancer survivor Janine Russell, 46, said $320 rent was taken from her fortnightly disability pension for a ''revolting, dirty, stained'' single bed in a Doncaster rooming house run by Mr Williams.
Ms Russell has been staying on a friend's couch in the weeks since being evicted.
''I'm battling to find something in the private rental market that I can afford,'' she said. ''There isn't anywhere to go for a single person, except for boarding houses.''
Another tenant, single mother of two Jane Baikinoko, said she had feared her children would be sleeping on the street when the rent money she gave Mr Williams went missing with him.
The family was paying $250 a week to live in Mount Waverley are now staying in a more expensive rooming house nearby. ''It was very hard to find somewhere else to live because I kept getting rejected from every place I applied,'' she said. ''I just worry about my kids. I have to get a place for them.''
A Consumer Affairs spokeswoman said the case of Mr Williams was now a police matter.
Under the Discipleship Housing model, a main tenant would teach Bible studies to the other tenants and maintain the property.


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|This area is seeing a lot of work and has quite a few new routes that all seem to be stellar. Watch for falling rock...I was up here when Andy was bolting and cleaning some of these and there was some serious rock coming down. Highly recommend this area.
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From Saturday's Globe and Mail Last updated on Tuesday, Jul. 07, 2009 07:34AM EDT
That was when the Village of Montmartre, population 500, opened its very own replica of France's most recognizable landmark, solidifying the farming community's claim to a moniker that has been exploited by the likes of Winnipeg, Calgary, Saskatoon, Chicago and others over the past 100 years. It all unfolded to the tune of an accordion and the crack of champagne bottle on steel.
"We have the name, we have the tower," proclaimed village Councillor Patsy Fisher.
"We are the Paris of the Prairies."
The centrepiece of the Saskatchewan town's claim is an exact, 1/38-scale model of the Eiffel Tower.
Situated in the centre of the village, the 8.5-metre structure represents the town's new marketing push, but also the gumption of its residents.
"This went from a dream to a reality in under 2 1/2 months," Ms. Fisher said.
"It really says something about the people who live here."
The dream actually stretches back a little further. Four years ago, villagers were facing an identity crisis. Despite a town name that elicits the romance of Paris, Montmartre lacked a certain character.
They debated a number of options at council meetings – including one suggestion to proclaim it "Perogytown," France not being the only country with a claim on local heritage – when a dairy farmer named Lloyd Fink stepped forward with an intriguing proposition. He explained how his farm bordered Montmartre's original townsite, where in 1893 three Parisian families dug pit houses, bedded down for the winter and later named the settlement Montmartre, after the hilltop district in Paris.
With such a pedigree, Mr. Fink said, why not lay claim to "Paris of the Prairies"?
"I just kind of threw it out there and it seemed to get people talking," he said.
It wasn't until this spring that talk turned to action. The town ordered licence-plate covers and pins bearing the slogan, and redesigned its logo so that the 'A' in Montmartre looks like the Eiffel Tower.
When Mallory Englot, a former resident and co-owner of a Regina fabrication company called Hi-Tec Profiles, heard about the campaign, he decided to put some steel to its claims.
"I just thought building a tower would be good challenge, so we started drawing it up based on some photos we took off the Internet," he said. "Being a symmetrical tower, we only had to draw one side, but it was still quite complicated to do."
At first, he didn't want to tell anyone in Montmartre, just in case his design didn't work out. But after three weeks of modelling, he finally put the idea to Ms. Fisher.
"She got pretty excited," Mr. Englot said. "Within half a day I was getting calls from every last person in town."
By the time Mr. Englot and his crew completed all 32 pieces of the tower, they'd used over $8,500 and 1,000 kilograms of steel.
But the job still wasn't done. Once the rough structure was trucked to Montmartre, an army of local tradesmen volunteered to weld, sandblast, paint, light and erect the monument to the town's rediscovered French identity.
Along with the local Catholic Church, the tower is the only architectural nod to the town's French heritage. But that soon may change. Claude Fournier, a former resident now living in Toronto, is proposing to build a three-storey, French-themed complex called the Chateau Montmartre, which would hold condos and businesses.
"Every small town needs some sort of icon to be remembered by," Mr. Englot said. "I think we finally have ours."


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Highlights from The Age's biographies of its attractive foreign correspondents, beginning with Matthew Moore:
Three terrorist bombings and a tsunami have shown him and the paper that Inonessia retains an infinite capacity to surprise, and that editors make predictions at their peril.
Prediction: whoever wrote Deborah Cameron's biography might one day learn something about commas:
During more than 25 years in journalism, Deborah has lived in New York, Indonesia and now, Tokyo, where she became the first woman to hold the job of Japan correspondent.
This is not her first, first.
And, now, speaking, of, learning, here's Ed O'Loughlin:
Born in Toronto in 1966, he was instructed in the liberal arts in Trinity College Dublin, which also learned him how to be a gentleman.
Hamish McDonald is …
… essentially an unsociable creature and not a team player - best left out on his own in some alien location.
He is the author of several books that made him disliked by the powerful.
"Suharto's Indonesia" explained how the former Indonesian military ruler's tortured upbringing made him incapable of reining in his famility's corrupt dealings …
"Death in Balibo, Lies in Canberra" (written with Desmond Ball) laid bare the weazel-worded policy of successive Australian government on Timor.
He started at The Age as a cadet in 1986, after co-editing the Melbourne University newspaper and enjoying himself so much he realised he was unfit for anything else but journalism.
And Michael Gawenda:
Then one day, out of the blue, the American editors of TIME asked him to edit the local edition of the magazine. Gawenda was dumbfounded. He says he can't recall now why he agreed to take the job. He says he enjoyed it, but missed the freedom of the reporting life.
He even entertained the idea of becoming a senior editor for TIME and moving permanently to New York when that was offered him, but in the end, he says he wanted to be an Australian journalist working for Australian papers.
So he ended up editing The Age for seven years. He says he doesn't know how this happened either! He enjoyed that too, but missed the reporting life. Now he's back doing what was always his first love in journalism. He says he's a lucky man!
Well, he was, until an excitable! 14-year-old! wrote his biography! For The Age!
(Via reader Pete B.)
Terrible news from Indonesia, following yet more terrible news:
Nine Australian service personnel were killed tonight when a Navy helicopter crashed in Indonesia during earthquake relief operations, military officials said.
The nine Australians - seven men and two women - died when a Navy Sea King chopper attached to the HMAS Kanimbla went down on Nias Island, off the west coast of Sumatra, at about 7.30pm (AEST).
The official toll from the quake now stands at 514, although more than twice that number are estimated to have died.
Friday, April 01, 2005
David Penberthy is the new editor of Sydney's Daily Telegraph, replacing Campbell Reid. His years of study have finally paid off:
Like other schoolboys, I spent most of my teens trying to get my hands on literature involving lesbians.
He'll do well. Congratulations, Penbo!
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It does? Then maybe little Becky or Josh should spend some time in the Churchill Ward:
This ward is for children who have problems with their brain
Yes, the Churchill Ward! We've been in the brain-fixing game since 1855, and haven't lost a lobe yet. Book your child in now for a free test. Don't let Becky grow up like this!


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Punk singer Patti Smith has put the line-up together as artistic director of the two-week event, which is taking place at the South Bank Centre.
Also involved is Marc Almond in one of his first live performances since his motorcycle accident last October.
Previous Meltdown directors include Morrissey, David Bowie and Nick Cave.
In March, Smith said she wanted to "touch on all aspects of our culture" and "salute the best art there is, aesthetically and spiritually".
Almond will join Neil and Tim Finn in the Brecht event, entitled Stand Bravely Brothers, on 23 June.
O'Connor, meanwhile, will perform alongside singer-songwriters Beth Orton and Kristin Hersch in an evening of "protest songs and lullabies" to celebrate Blake's Songs of Innocence.
Beck and Smith will be joined by Flea and John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers for an homage to Hendrix on 26 June.
And Smith will mark the 30th anniversary of her seminal album Horses by performing it in its entirety with Welsh composer John Cale, formerly of the Velvet Underground.
Left-wing singer Billy Bragg, country artist Steve Earle and recently reformed rock band Television are also scheduled to appear at the festival, which runs from 11 to 26 June.
Last year's Meltdown, directed by ex-Smiths singer Morrissey, included appearances by Jane Birkin, Nancy Sinatra and playwright Alan Bennett.


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Calf prices in Oklahoma jumped as much as $10/cwt. last week with stronger stocker demand and limited supplies both contributing factors. Feeder cattle auction volumes in Oklahoma are down 26 percent over the last six weeks compared to last year. A year ago, fall stocker calf prices increased counter-seasonally into early December. Conditions are right for similar support to stocker calf prices this fall. However, given that calf prices are already at high levels and corn price is sharply higher this year, stocker prices may move up only a bit more or hold mostly steady near current levels.
Some parts of Oklahoma received significant rain this past weekend that will solidify stocker demand in some areas. Rain fell in a swath from central into the northeastern part of the state and across much of the southeast region. Most of the wheat is planted and some areas may have grazeable wheat by early to mid November. However, the north central, northwest and southwest areas received little rain and remain critically dry. Variable moisture conditions across the state means that wheat stocker demand will likely be spread out across the next few weeks as wheat pasture develops at different rates.
The latest trade data for August reveal another reason for tighter feeder cattle supplies. Imports of Mexican feeder cattle through July were running over 30 percent higher than last year. Mexican cattle imports in August were down over 50 percent from last year. However, the 2011 August total was usually high due to large Chihuahua exports ahead of a change in health status that has since restricted imports from that state. Nevertheless, the August 2012 import total was down (perhaps down 10 percent from a more normal August 2011 total) and suggests that the large import volumes may be over. The weekly preliminary data for September indicates that Mexican cattle imports will be down even more sharply. Decreased imports the remainder of the year may offset the increases in the first seven months of 2012 and hold the annual import total to no more than last year. Mexican cattle imports in 2013 are expected to be sharply lower than recent years.
Cow-calf producers are seeing the expected impacts of the tight cattle supply situation. Calf prices are currently $20-25/cwt. higher than this same time last year. While calf prices are not likely to increase in the next 4-6 weeks as much as last year, they also are not likely to drop. Cull cow prices are currently $10-12/cwt higher than a year ago due to continued strength in hamburger markets and decreased cow slaughter. Total cow slaughter is down 4.8 percent for the year to date while beef cow slaughter is down 13 percent year over year. In Oklahoma, auction volumes for cows and bulls are down 68 percent for the last six weeks compared to a year ago. Seasonal pressure on cull cow prices could build over the next month but is expected to be less than usual this year. Higher corn prices this year are tempering feeder cattle demand and bigger questions remain about domestic and export beef demand but tight feeder cattle supplies will continue to dominate the cow-calf and stocker sectors keeping calf and feeder prices very high.
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The play will run Nov. 8-10 and 15-17 at 8 p.m., and Nov. 11 at 2 p.m. in the Marshall Theatre in Ford Hall at Linfield.
In the comedy, directed by Janet Gupton, associate professor of theatre, Clitandre seeks the hand of Henriette. Henriette's father strongly approves, but his wife, Philaminte, has plans for her to marry Trissotin, a foppish charlatan who panders to Philaminte's pseudo-intellectual pursuits. To complicate matters, Henriette's older sister resents Clitandre's attention to Henriette although she previously spurned his advances in order to pursue her own intellectual endeavors.
This production of "The Learned Ladies" will be set in the 1930s Hollywood era, but will retain its 17th century French roots by including some of the original French dialogue. Gupton hopes to mix the grand style and heightened reality of the "screwball comedies" popular in Hollywood films from the 1930s with Molière's own use of comedy in order to poke fun at the pretentiousness and eccentricities of the upper middle class.
"I hope our production can be reminiscent of the Katherine Hepburn-Cary Grant classic film 'Bringing Up Baby,'" said Gupton.
To complement the Hollywood setting, scenic designer Tyrone Marshall, Linfield professor of theatre arts and program director, has created the library of a Hollywood mansion in which all seating arrangements, staircases, columns and more are literally made of books. Costume designer Jennifer Peterson's costumes will also recreate the glamour of 1930s Hollywood movie stars. Ben Alexander, sound designer and technical director for the show, will complete the design concept by using music from the era, which was often upbeat and meant to take the audience's mind off of the depression that the United States was experiencing.
Tickets are $9 for full price and $7 for students and seniors (62+), with a $2 discount on opening night. Tickets are available on the web at www.linfield.edu/culture. A small service charge will apply for web orders. Tickets may also be purchased at the Marshall Theatre box office or ordered over the phone. Located just inside the lobby of Ford Hall, the box office is open Tuesday through Friday from 3 to 5 p.m., with extended hours on performance days. The box office will also be open Nov. 10 and 17 from 3 to 8 p.m., and from noon until 2 on Nov. 11. The box office is closed on Mondays. Tickets will go on sale Oct. 30. For more information, call 503-883-2292.
To reach Ford Hall from Highway 99W, turn east on Keck Drive at the McMinnville Market Center in south McMinnville. Turn right on Lever Street and right again on Ford Drive. Ford Hall is located at the west end of the parking lot.


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Approximately 75 percent of the central Ohio physicians listed as Best Doctors in America are Ohio State faculty members at one or more of the OSU-owned or affiliated hospitals.
The survey, compiled using peer review-based evaluations and updated for 2004, includes physicians in primary care fields and specialty areas such as cardiology, surgery and pediatrics. Approximately 200 physicians from central Ohio are on the updated list, and nearly 150 are Ohio State physicians.
The Best Doctors Inc. database contains names of about 31,000 doctors in the United States, all who have been chosen through a peer-review process in which thousands of doctors have participated. Only physicians who earn the consensus support of their peers are included in the list.
Dr. Fred Sanfilippo, senior vice president for health sciences at Ohio State, dean of Ohio State's College of Medicine and Public Health and CEO of the OSU Medical Center, says Ohio State's representation on the list reflects the national recognition OSU physicians receive for the patient care they provide. "It's an honor for Ohio State to have so many faculty members included on the list, and it's a special privilege for them to have the confidence of their peers from across the country," he said.
Consumers can access Best Doctors in America at www.bestdoctors.com.
Below are the names of university faculty members included on the list, with their home ZIP Codes and specialties:
William Abraham, MD (43017) cardiology
Hugh Allen, MD (43081) pediatrics
James Allen, MD (43026) pulmonary
Mark Arnold, MD (43235) general surgery
Glen Aukerman, MD (43202) family medicine
Robert Bahnson, MD (43221) urology
Ian Baird, MD (43221) infectious diseases
Norman Baker, MD (43221) ophthalmology
William Barson, MD (43035) pediatrics
Deborah Bartholomew, MD (43017) obstetrics & gynecology
Rosalind Batley, MD (43026) physical medicine and rehabilitation
William Bay, MD (43026) nephrology
Mark Bechtel, MD (43082) dermatology
Michael Besson, MD (45419) ophthalmology
Philip Binkley, MD (43221) cardiology
Michael Blumenfeld, MD (43209) obstetrics & gynecology
Gary Bos, MD (43220) orthopedics
Brian Bowyer, MD (43016) physical medicine and rehabilitation
Michael Brady, MD (43220) pediatrics
Robert Bruce, MD (43017) ophthalmology
John Burns, MD (43065) ophthalmology
Charles A. Bush, MD (43065) cardiology
Kenneth Cahill, MD (43214) ophthalmology
Donna Caniano, MD (43206) surgery
Renee Caputo, MD (43004) obstetrics & gynecology
Samuel Cataland, MD (43221) endocrinology
David P. Chan, MD (43017) pediatrics
John Cheatham, MD (43215) pediatrics
Daniel Clinchot, MD (43017) physical medicine and rehabilitation
Samuel Colachis, MD (43220) physical medicine and rehabilitation
Christopher Copeland, MD (43220) obstetrics & gynecology
Larry Copeland, MD (43220) obstetrics & gynecology
Daniel Coury, MD (43235) pediatrics
Camilla Curren, MD (43229) internal medicine
Curt Daniels, MD (43221) cardiology
Frederick Davidorf, MD (43031) ophthalmology
John Terrance Davis, MD (43221) cardiothoracic surgery
Robert Derick, MD (43026) ophthalmology
Philip Diaz, MD (43221) pulmonary
E. Christopher Ellison, MD (43017) general surgery
Alice Epitropoulos, MD (43220) ophthalmology
Avrom Epstein, MD (43209) neurology
Patrick Fahey, MD (43209) family medicine
William Farrar, MD (43220) surgical oncology
Timothy Feltes, MD (43220) pediatrics
Ronald M. Ferguson, MD (43054) surgery
Joseph Fiala, MD (43085) pediatrics
Mary Fontana, MD (43220) cardiology
Jill Foster, MD (43065) ophthalmology
Jeffrey Fowler, MD (43209) obstetrics & gynecology
Richard Alan Freeland, MD (43085) psychiatry
Miriam Laura Freimer, MD (43230) neurology
Barry Friedman, MD (43085) internal medicine
Roger Friedman, MD (43209) allergy and immunology
Alfred L. Gest, MD (43209) pediatrics
Michael Grever, MD (43221) medical oncology and hematology
Amy Pope-Harmon, MD (43026) pulmonary
Garrie Haas, MD (43017) cardiovascular diseases
Thomas N. Hansen, MD (43054) pediatrics
Lee Hebert, MD (43220) nephrology
Mitchell Henry, MD (43016) surgery
Gail Herman, MD (43221) pediatrics
Robert P. Hoffman, MD (43081) pediatrics
Jay Iams, MD (43221) obstetrics & gynecology
Rebecca Jackson, MD (43221) endocrinology
Gerald Kakos, MD (43220) cardiothoracic surgery
Frederick Kapetansky, MD (43209) ophthalmology
Curtin Kelley, MD (43220) ophthalmology
Denis King, MD (43065) surgery
John Kissel, MD (43235) neurology
Douglas Knutson, MD (43206) family medicine
Stephen Koff, MD (43017) urology
Susan Koletar, MD (43212) infectious diseases
Albert Kolibash, MD (43065) cardiology
Cynthia Kreger, MD (43209) internal medicine
Mark Landon, MD (43209) obstetrics & gynecology
James F. Lamb, MD (43220) internal medicine
Carl Leier, MD (43085) cardiology
Diane LeMay, MD (43023) pediatrics
Richard Lembach, MD (43220) ophthalmology
Alan Bruce Levy, MD (43220) psychiatry
Richard P. Lewis, MD (43065) cardiology
Anne Littleton, MD (43212) pediatrics
Warren Lo, MD (43220) neurology
John Lombardo, MD (43220) family medicine
Charles Love, MD (43065) cardiology
Deborah Joanne Lynn, MD (43220) neurology
William Malarkey, MD (43017) endocrinology
John Marquardt, MD (44906) ophthalmology
Clay Marsh, MD (43221) pulmonary
Thomas Mauger, MD (43065) ophthalmology
Mary J. McCafferty, MD (43221) psychiatry
Karen McCoy, MD (43209) pediatrics
Richard McClead, MD (43230) pediatrics
Hagop Mekhjian, MD (43220) gastroenterology
Jerry Mendell, MD (43235) neurology
James Menke, MD (43081) pediatrics
Robert E. Michler, MD (43209) cardiothoracic surgery
Randy R. Miller, MD (43082) pediatrics
Carl Minning, MD (43701) ophthalmology
Alicia Moise, MD (43209) pediatrics
Robert Murden, MD (43085) internal medicine
Jerry Mysiw, MD (43221) physical medicine and rehabilitation
Subir Nag, MD (43235) radiation oncology
Steven Nelson, MD (43085) cardiology
Herbert Newton, MD (43065) neurology
Richard O'Shaughnessy, MD (43220) obstetrics & gynecology
Michael Para, MD (43201) infectious diseases
George Paulson, MD (43220) neurology
William Pease, MD (43220) physical medicine and rehabilitation
Evelyn Pintz, MD (43015) internal medicine
Dwight Powell, MD (43085) pediatrics
Kottil Rammohan, MD (43235) neurology
Gary Rea, MD (43220) neurological surgery
Jane Roach, MD (43220) pediatrics
Ann Rogers, MD (43016) pediatrics
Jo Ann Rohyans, MD (43209) pediatrics
Daniel Rowland, MD (43054) pediatrics
Robert Ruberg, MD (43230) plastic surgery
Paul David Ruff, MD (43130) cardiology
Frederick Ruymann, MD (43209) pediatrics
James M. Ryan, MD (43221) cardiology
Philip Samuels, MD (43085) obstetrics & gynecology
Radu Saveanu, MD (43212) psychiatry
George Sawaya, MD (43085) obstetrics & gynecology
Dwight Scarborough, MD (43017) dermatology
Stephen Schaal, MD (43221) cardiology
David Schuller, MD (43221) otolaryngology
Charles Shapiro, MD (43017) medical oncology and hematology
Ronald Siegle, MD (43235) dermatology
Andrew Slivka, MD (43235) neurology
Howard Sokolov, MD (43209) psychiatry
John Stechschulte, MD (43220) ophthalmology
Steven Michael Steinberg, MD (43050) surgery
Diane Tallo, MD (43065) internal medicine
Steven Teich, MD (43054) surgery
Douglas Teske, MD (43220) pediatrics
Peter Utrata, MD (43212) ophthalmology
Paul Weber, MD (43221) ophthalmology
Harrison Weed, MD (43221) internal medicine
Mary Jo Welker, MD (43054) family medicine
Bradley Welling, MD (43220) otolaryngology
Stephen Welty, MD (43054) pediatrics
Mark Wewers, MD (43221) pulmonary
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The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged last night and was set to lower its inflation and growth forecasts as the region's debt crisis worsens.
ECB officials meeting in Frankfurt yesterday kept the benchmark rate at 1.5 per cent, suggesting they believe inflation risks are no longer on the upside and signalling that rates are now on hold after two increases this year.
The spreading debt crisis is sapping confidence in European banks and driving up market borrowing costs, prompting economists such as Nouriel Roubini and Nobel Prize winner
Economists who closely watch the ECB say it is more likely to use other tools first, such as reintroducing 12-month loans to banks.
Earlier, Bank of England officials resisted calls to extend economic stimulus as they attempt to navigate a path between accelerating inflation and a faltering recovery.
The nine-member Monetary Policy Committee, led by
The announcements by the ECB and BoE came as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said the recovery in the world's top industrialised nations had almost came to a halt.
Growth in both the US and the euro area turned out weaker in the first six months of year than it had expected.
"The risk of more negative growth going forward has become higher in some major OECD economies, but a downturn of the magnitude of 2008-09 is not foreseen," OECD chief economist Pier Carlo Padoan said yesterday.
The OECD slashed its growth forecasts for the US and Japan and said central banks around the world should be ready to ease monetary policy if economies weaken further.
The US will grow 1.1 per cent in the third quarter and 0.4 per cent in the fourth, instead of the 2.9 per cent and 3 per cent predicted in May, the OECD said.
Japan will expand 4.1 per cent in the third quarter before stalling in the fourth, and the three biggest euro economies will grow 1.4 per cent and then shrink 0.4 per cent.
"Policy rates in most OECD economies should be kept on hold," Mr Padoan wrote in the report. If signs of economic weakness emerge, "rates should be lowered where there is scope. Where there is not such scope, other measures could include further central bank interventions in securities markets, even at diminishing returns, and strong commitments to keep interest rates low", he said.
In its interim economic outlook assessment, the OECD said world trade stagnated in the June quarter, and that was only partly due to disruptions in supply chains after Japan's earthquake and tsunami in March.
Consumer and business confidence fell in major OECD economies on the back of weak data, gridlock over policy in the US, the euro sovereign debt crisis and growing concerns that there is "less policy ammunition" to offset further weakness.
"The impact of the sovereign debt woes in Europe and the United States and the associated turbulence in stockmarkets over the [northern hemisphere] summer have not fully fed through into the indicators underpinning the projections," the chief economist said.
As such, uncertainty surrounding these projections is "high".
The OECD sees multiple risks to the outlook, not least that the sovereign debt crisis in the euro area could intensify again.
There are also renewed concerns over banks' balance sheets, a further tightening of financial conditions, and "if money markets freeze up, growth may be adversely affected".
The institution says interest rates in most OECD economies should be kept on hold.
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Omaha, Neb. • Before RC Willey owner and billionaire businessman Warren Buffett started auctioning off private lunches to benefit the Glide Foundation, he was skeptical of the San Francisco charity where his first wife was volunteering.
But once Susie Buffett, who died in 2004, showed Warren the work Glide does for the poor and homeless, he was sold on the organization — so much so that he's raised nearly $16 million since 2000.
"It was one-on-one working with people society had given up on," Buffett said. "And experience showed society was wrong to give up on those people."
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ONLY one of the "Big Four" supermarkets increased its market share as discount retailers Aldi and Lidl prosper.
Latest grocery figures from research group Kantar Worldpanel revealed that Sainsbury's saw sales rise by 2.7 per cent in the 12 weeks to February 2.
Sales at Morrison and Tesco fell by 2.5 per cent and 0.4 per cent respectively, while Asda managed to achieve a growth of 0.5 per cent compared to a year ago, but it lost ground against the overall market, which increased by 2.4 per cent.
German discount retailers Aldi and Lidl were up by 32 per cent and 17.2 per cent respectively, with the stores accounting for 7.3 per cent of industry sales. Waitrose sales rose by 5.6 per cent, helping it increase its share of the market by 4.9 per cent.


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Welcome to some pages about volkssporting in Tucson and the Tucson Volkssport
Walking Klub (TVWK). The TVWK is a non-profit sports and recreation club offering family-oriented,
noncompetitive walks, hikes, bike rides, and swims in the southern Arizona region. It is affiliated (club
#374) with the American Volkssport Association (AVA). These pages will
explain what volkssporting is all about, give directions and descriptions for volkssporting events around
Tucson, and lots more.
The TVWK hosts about 4 to 6 one-time weekend events during the year. Most of the events are in the Tucson region. However, in recent years 1 or 2 events per year have been held in other more rural parts of Arizona.
Here are detailed descriptions and directions for the
club's next event.
If you would like to be placed on the club's e-mail distribution list for its events flyers and other walking information, please send your name and e-mail address to:
The club also offers 14 year-round walks and a year-round bike ride. Year-round events are volkssporting activities that are available any day of the year and anytime of the day from sunup to sundown. The registration sites for TVWK's year-round events are at businesses that are open every day of the year. Here is an additional description of volkssporting's year-round and seasonal events provided by the AVA. All of the "Year-round events" in the U. S. are listed in the book: Starting Point.
The TVWK has no formal membership. Those that attend the planning meetings and/or work at the events are the members. There are monthly planning meetings, generally the second Wednesday of the month. If you wish to assist the club with its activities and attend the planning meetings, contact the President for dates and places of the meetings. Also, if you wish to be placed on a mailing list for information about future events, please contact the club at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The club is participating in Pima County's "Adopt a Roadway Program". Club members are keeping clean a section of Old Spanish Trail between Melpomene Way and Escalante Road. If you would like to participate in the cleanup, please contact the club president for the cleanup schedule.
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ASHE COUNTY —Sometimes it comes down to the luck of the draw or, in this case, the flip of a coin.
The Ashe County Board of Elections confirmed on Tuesday that the deadlocked West Jefferson alderman race between Brett Summey and Rusty Barr was settled by – literally – flipping a coin. The pair tied at 77 votes each on election night last week.
Summey was declared the winner following Tuesday morning's coin flip, according to the Board of Elections. He'll join this year's top vote-getter, Jerry McMillan with 82 votes, on the West Jefferson Board of Aldermen.
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He's been both praised and pilloried for leaking state secrets. There's also a distinct possibility he could be hauled before a Swedish court to answer charges of rape.
But for now Julian Assange, the world's most famous whistleblower, has a diversion – launching his own television talk show. The show is slated to air in March and has already set off a Twitter-world flurry of suggestions for possible guests.
In a statement late Monday, the 40-year-old founder of WikiLeaks said he would use the 10-part series to take on "key political players, thinkers and revolutionaries" from around the world. "The world tomorrow," will be the theme, as he put it.
"Are we heading towards utopia or dystopia and how we can set our paths?" Mr. Assange added. "This is an exciting opportunity to discuss the vision of my guests in a new style of show that examines their philosophies and struggles in a deeper and clearer way than has been done before."
In the show's press release, Mr. Assange is described as uniquely qualified for the role given his past as "a pioneer for a more just world and a victim of political repression."
Mr. Assange's television aspirations brought mixed reactions.
Birgitta Jonsdottir, an Icelandic lawmaker who served as an early volunteer for Wikileaks, thought Mr. Assange's show could prove visionary.
"I think he would be extremely good," she said. "He is quite clear and has a different way of seeing things than others. This could be part of the process of rebuilding Wikileaks."
The whistleblower website has languished since sexual assault charges were filed against Mr. Assange, dragging him into a lengthy extradition battle in Britain, where he is due to appear in court again next month.
So far, television critics have been less kind about his prospects. Mr. Assange, say some, is hardly telegenic. Nor is he exactly Oprah-like in demeanour.
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thought i would share with everyone else who had a similar setup and
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Here is another write-up from me, this time its a preview of the 8 man tournament
Absolute cracker of a card!
The best moment of my life was being punched in the face by Liam Harrison.
Cracking line up, if the last SuperShowDown is anything to go by....this one will be amazing
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