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A coroner has retired to consider his conclusions for the deaths of two British soldiers who died in a fire that engulfed their tent as they slept at Camp Bastion.
Privates Dean Hutchinson, 23, who was based at Hullavington, and Rob Wood, 28, were killed when the blaze swept through the Transport Troop tent in the early hours of February 14, 2011.
The soldiers, who served with The Royal Logistical Corps, were sleeping in the tented office so they could respond more quickly when vital supplies arrived at the military base.
Fire investigators concluded that the blaze started in the vicinity of a flat-screen TV, boiler and air conditioning unit and quickly spread - igniting combustible materials nearby.
Following the tragedy, a number of changes have been made to improve safety for troops using tents, Wiltshire Coroner's Court at Salisbury was told today.
Families of the soldiers have "serious concerns" the tent did not appear to have an accessible fire exit, working smoke alarm and was too long, the inquest heard.
Wiltshire and Swindon Coroner David Ridley told the hearing there were issues raised during the week-long hearing which he would consider.
"That concludes the evidence I have had presented before me," Mr Ridley said.
"I did give an indication as to where I am going in this case.
"I am minded there are a couple of areas I want to take on in a recommendation 28 report.
"From the families' perspective, I cannot make recommendations, all I will be asking them (the Ministry of Defence) to do is look at it."
Mr Ridley said the MoD would respond to his concerns within 56 days, with the soldiers' families about to see the correspondence.
"It may be that some of the things I am asking have already been resolved and if that is the case, then great," said Mr Ridley.
A number of recommendations have been implemented following investigations into the deaths, the hearing was told.
Guidance to help establish whether a tent is in a safe condition has been incorporated into the Army Equipment Support Publication.
Colonel Gibson said the MoD had higher safety standards than other Nato nations, though its tents are fire retardant and not fire proof.
"We are practising to a higher standard of fire retardant than all other Nato nations," he said.
"If you move to a standard of fire proofing you would change a whole lot of other factors.
"A fire proof material is inevitably more logistically difficult, heavier, bulkier and less easy to put up and down, therefore less appropriate for expedition operations."
In British safety tests, tent material is allowed to burn for up to five seconds after a flame has been removed, Colonel Gibson said.
"The equivalent American standard allows far longer, 25 seconds as opposed to five seconds, after burn when the flame is removed," he said.
"It is a lower standard."
Ross Fenton, of the Defence Fire Risk Management Organisation, said accommodation used by British soldiers must now have two exits.
"There's a requirement for the exit to be readily available," he said.
Major Edward Cornes, a member of the Service Inquiry in relation to the incident, said it was not always practical for a strict protocol to be enforced when issuing equipment.
Equipment is usually issued through a quarter master who judges whether the person requesting it is "qualified, competent and responsible," he said.
But troops sometimes take out equipment under a "self-help" route, the inquest heard.
Major Cornes said: "There's a risk of circumnavigation of policy.
"Soldiers will be soldiers. In an arduous environment, people will always try to better their surroundings.
"There has to be a degree of common sense."
The inquest previously heard evidence the tent was not on Camp Bastion's asset register - a document kept by the Army and facilities contractor KBR listing all building and structures the US firm was responsible for.
But Colonel Nicholas Freeman, strategic head of the Defence Inquest Unit, said he had been informed the Army and KBR often advised each other of assets not listed.
"It was routine," Colonel Freeman said.
Pte Wood, known as Woody, had become a father to a boy, Noah, shortly before he died.
He was a driver port operator, posted to 17 Port and Maritime Regiment, and lived in Marchwood, Hampshire.
Pte Hutchinson, from Spennymoor, County Durham, was a driver and had seven years' service with the Army.
The inquest was adjourned until Thursday, when Mr Ridley will return his conclusions.


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Slideshow: A Woman in Full
December 1995
Discussing her post–Heavenly Creatures anxiety: "I thought I might have to go back to my part-time job at the deli."
January 1994
On fame at 19 for What's Eating Gilbert Grape: "I don't go to those big parties. It just hasn't been on my agenda in life."
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TRIBUTES have been paid to a sporting legend who died doing what he loved.
Brian Savill, 59, from North Essex, died suddenly at Coggeshall Cricket Club yesterday while scoring a match.
Brian, nicknamed "Chunky", was a much loved husband and father-of-three known for his kind and generous sporting voluntary work.
For years he took care of the scorecards at cricket grounds across Essex.
And he became a national cult hero as the football referee who took pity on a losing football team so scored a goal for them.
Andrew Kennedy, chairman of Colchester and East Essex Cricket Club, said: "He died suddenly at Coggeshall Cricket Club doing what he loved doing - scoring cricket matches.
"Many will remember Chunky as a father to Ryan, Kieran and Gregan who have all played for Colchester at some point in their careers.
"Chunky was a true legend for all the voluntary work he performed.
"Our thoughts at the cricket club are with his wife Jane and sons Ryan, Kieran and Gregan."
For more tributes see Tuesday's Gazette.


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Khawp Khun, Chezu Ba and Khawp JaiTrivia brain teasers have some element of trivia in them, but they are not just pure trivia questions.
In this teaser you have two tasks to perform. First, you are to rearrange this anagram to make the names of three (3) Asian countries. Second, you are to discover their link with each other (besides being Asian countries).
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The common link here is their borders connect with each other.
N.B. The title is the romanised version of 'Thank you' in Thai, Myanmar (Burmese) and Lao.
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Huixuan wrote:I never said anyone was obligated, I was just saying, I'm disappointed to see 40+ posts on something against the author's will, when they could be doing something better with their lives.But you do. Not to put too fine a point on it, but no one here is obligated to comment on anyone's else's posts.
What makes commenting on your language inherently better than discussing pronunciation? This is what I mean about a degree of entitlement that I find frankly incredible. You're really in no position at all to judge what the best use of my (or anyone else's) time is.
Huixuan wrote:Kind of a rude way to look at things, judging book's by its cover. Obviously you haven't read the article because a lot of the stuff I covered is more unconventional than normal auxlangs that are just ripoffs of Latin. I don't care whether you read it or not, I just don't think that was a nice way to put it.I didn't take a closer look at Gurcaj because I'm not interested in auxlangs, and that's my prerogative.
Again, it's only rude if you feel entitled. If someone said, "Hey, why is no one discussing the video I posted of our soccer team playing?" would it be rude of you to say "I didn't look at it because I'm not interested in soccer"? [Substitute any other leisure time activity for "soccer" if it makes the analogy easier for you to grasp.] What makes it different when a type of conlang is involved instead of a particular sports activity?
Actually, I did look at Gurcaj after you complained and, frankly, I find your choices confusing. If it's meant to be an auxlang, then why did you choose phonemes that are difficult for most people in the world to pronounce, such as [θ], [h̪͆] (actually had to look that one up, since the diacritic belongs to Extended IPA), and [x]? That just strikes me as perverse.
Huixuan wrote:I thought this was supposed to be a learning environment, not a chance for self-made "elites" to pick on "newbies."
Who's getting "picked on"? People asked XshadowX some questions in order to better understand his conlang. He misread them as criticism and got huffy. It was an unreasonable reaction to a reasonable show of interest.


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February 11, 2013
Open Mic Poetry Night - Barnes and Noble - Utopia Center
February 11, 2013 - Fresh Meadows
Aspiring poets, let your words be heard! Enjoy an evening of poetry. Share your original works and listen to aspiring poets with host Susan Yang.
Circle of Haunts: An Evocation of the World of Ghosts - Forest Hills Library
February 11, 2013 - Forest Hills
Lovers of Shakespeare can enjoy The Xoregos Performing Company in this opera/dance-drama presentation , inspired by various spirits in Shakespeare's "Macbeth" and "Hamlet" and Henry James's "The Turn of the Screw."
Hurricane Relief Open Lab - Far Rockaway Library
February 11, 2013 - Far Rockaway
At this open lab, individuals affected by Hurricane Sandy can use the computers and printers to apply for and check the status of FEMA and disaster unemployment assistance, and file insurance claims. Staff will be on site to assist those who do not have strong computer skills.
Zumba Workshop for Teens - Poppenhusen Library
February 11, 2013 - College Point
Join Audrey Bright for an exhilarating Zumba workout designed especially for teens. Space is limited. Preregistration is required.
Drum Workshop - Ridgewood Library
February 11, 2013 - Ridgewood
Make some noise at this hands-on drum and percussion workshop for teens with professional musician Tony Genovese.
Reading and Craft Time - North Forest Park Library
February 11, 2013 - Forest Hills
The girl scouts in Forest Hills Troop 4371 will read to and do crafts with children in grades pre-K through 2.
'The Little Moon Theater' - TADA! Theater
February 11, 2013 - Chelsea
A travelling troupe of actors grants wishes through performances. They meet an odd assortment of characters including an endearing fairy god-mother.
Caribbean Garden at The New York Botanical Garden - The New York Botanical Garden
Through February 24, 2013 - Bronx
Take refuge from winter by retreating to Tropical Paradise - a showcase of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory's permanent collection, including orange-yellow crotons, fuchsia bromeliads, and rosy-red hibiscus. You'll feel like you are on vacation without leaving New York.
View The Beauty of Paradise: A Photographic Tour during regular Garden hours. See a photographic display of tropical paradises around the world. Learn about plants and flowers found in tropical climes through a display of exceptional photographs from the prestigious International Garden Photographer of the Year Contest, of which the Botanical Garden is the US partner. Access additional details about the displayed photographs via your smartphone.
Inside the cozy Discovery Center in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden, kids of all ages can take a closer look at the differences between tropical and temperate plants in Tropical Discoveries and Wintertime Wonders. Pot up a specimen plant to take home and compare its characteristics with foliage in your neighborhood; make bark rubbings, count tree rings, and head back into the winter garden with a field notebook to discover the vital sparks of life that lie just below the surface of this quiet season. On view January 19-February 24.
Please confirm hours on the day of your visit by calling 718-817-8700.
stART (Story + Art) - Long Island Children's Museum
Through February 27, 2013 - Garden City
Each week Ms. Ashley will read a different story that relates to the season. Afterwards, the children will create a art project about the story they read. The program runs through February 27, 2013.
Dick Tracy Returns in Tut's Fever - Museum Of The Moving Image
Through February 28, 2013 - Astoria
Kids can spend the winter with an original super hero, Dec.1 through Feb. 28. Enjoy screenings of episodes of classic movie serials in Tut's Fever Movie Palace, an artwork by Red Grooms and Lysiane Luong that pays homage to the movie palace. This sequel to the original Dick Tracy serial finds Dick battling spies and saboteurs in his quest to bring the notorious Stark crime gang to justice.
Love Rocks - Long Island Children's Museum
Through February 28, 2013 - Garden City
Come out to the Museum's Inner Lobby to decorate an adorable little rock "buddy" to show your love for a special person in your life. This program runs through February 28, 2013.
The Art of 'Rise of the Guardians' - Museum of the Moving Image
Through March 03, 2013 - Astoria
"Rise of the Guardians," the new animated feature from DreamWorks Animation, is a visually enthralling film based on William Joyce's "The Guardians of Childhood" book series, with Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, and other beloved characters reinterpreted as action heroes in a parable about the ongoing struggle between good and evil.
This gallery exhibition takes a look behind the scenes, revealing the innovative collaborative process behind the making of the film. Original artwork, both digital and hand-drawn, an exclusive time-lapse video presentation of in-process footage progressing to the finished film, and a revealing documentary that takes us into the DreamWorks Animation studio, show how the colorful world of the movie and its memorable characters were created.
An accompanying film series, with screenings every Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 p.m. and special holiday screenings, offers visitors the opportunity to experience the finest films from DreamWorks Animation, including the Shrek and Madagascar series, "Antz," "How to Train Your Dragon," and much more, in a theatrical setting. Note: The documentary "Creating an Epic" (directed by Patrick Hanenberger; 70 minutes) will screen continuously in the Bartos Screening Room from 2pm-close on weekdays and 12-6pm on weekends.
The exhibit is organized by guest curator Jenny He and chief curator David Schwartz, presented with support from DreamWorks Animation.
Weekly Food Waste Drop-Off - Queens Library at Sunnyside
Through March 23, 2013 - Sunnyside
Families can bring their frozen food scraps (fruit and vegetable scraps; coffee grounds, including paper filter; tea bags; egg and nut shells; bread and pasta with no toppings) to the weekly food waste drop-off outside Queens Library at Sunnyside, Saturdays thru March 23. The Western Queens
Compost Initiative will turn them into nutrient-rich compost. No meat, dairy, bones, or oily foods, please.
Magnificent Trees of The New York Botanical Garden - New York Botanical Garden
Through April 14, 2013 - Bronx
Larry Lederman, landscape photographer and member of NYBG's Board of Advisors, has spent years walking the garden grounds to observe and photograph trees and vistas in all seasons and at all times of day. Lush images featuring their diversity and visual impact are on view in the gallery space.
The New York Botanical Garden is home to more than 30,000 trees, some in woodland, some in groves, and some standing in solitary majesty. Magnificent Trees is lavishly illustrated with photographs by Larry Lederman and accompanied by descriptions by Todd A. Forrest, Arthur Ross vice president for horticulture and living collections at the garden. An authority on the diverse species present across the 250-acre landscape, Forrest details their fascinating histories -- from their vital role in Native American life and culture to their function in neutral territory during the Revolutionary War. Lederman captures their grandeur in hundreds of stunning images and portrays their diversity with photographs that reveal the trees in myriad fascinating perspectives: in landscape views that convey the garden's genius loci; portraits illustrating the architecture and profound visual impact of select trees; remarkable details of flowers, fruit, leaves, and bark; and impressionistic images, abstract in character yet beautiful in composition.
Tony Hawk / Rad Science - New York Hall of Science
Through April 22, 2013 - Corona
Find out how the physics of gravity, force, velocity and balance make radical tricks possible in action sports in this program that runs through April 22. Children under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
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There are two World AIDS Day events coming up this week at Tufts!
World AIDS Day: Movie Screening
"Mohammad and the Matchmaker"
Date: Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012
Time: Noon
Location: SK 316
Join us for a screening of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Documentary: "Mohammad and the Matchmaker," a film about HIV/AIDS in Iran. This film features Dr. Arash Alaei and Dr. Kamiar Alaei, our guests at the Tufts World AIDS Day lecture this Thursday. Catch a glimpse of their work in action before you see them speak!
Lunch & snacks will be served.
Cosponsors: Community Health Advocates at Tufts, Physicians for Human Rights at Tufts
Tufts World AIDS Day 2012 Lecture
"Health & Human Rights: The Challenges of Combatting HIV/AIDS in Iran"
Date: Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012
Time: 5:00 p.m
Location: Wolff Auditorium, Tufts Medical Center
Reception to follow
In recognition of World AIDS Day, we are honored to host two distinguished speakers, Dr. Kamiar Alaei and Dr. Arash Alaei, two Iranian physicians who have received international attention for their work in HIV/AIDS.
Dr. Alaei and Dr. Alaei co-authored Iran's National Strategic Plan for the Control of HIV/AIDS 2002-2007, and were awarded $15.8 million by the Global Fund to control HIV/AIDS in Iran. Accolades include:
Heinz R. Pagels Human Rights of Scientists Award from the New York Academy of Science in 2009
Jonathan Mann Award for Global Health and Human Rights by the Global Health Council in June 2011
Inaugural Award for Leadership in Health and Human Rights by PAHO/WHO in Dec. 2011
Inaugural Elizabeth Taylor Award in Recognition of Efforts to Advocate for Human Rights in the field of HIV by The Foundation for AIDS Research and the International AIDS Society in July 2012
This is a university-wide event, and is open to the public. Questions? Contact email@example.com M'15, and firstname.lastname@example.com M'13.
Cosponsors: Emergency Medicine Interest Group, Global Health Interest Group, Office of Multicultural Affairs and Global Health TUSM, Physicians for Human Rights at Tufts


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Did you know?
The Knysna sea horse, found in the Knysna lagoon, is the rarest sea horse in the world.
Located along South Africa's famous Garden Route between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, Knysna is famous for its lush forests, which attract nature and outdoor enthusiasts from across the globe.
While there is debate about the direct translation of the meaning of the name Knysna, a Khoi word, the most popular thinking is that it means 'place of wood', a reference to the dense forests of the region.
Some of the tall yellowwood trees in the area are believed to be around 800 years old. Other prominent tree species include stinkwood and the pink-flowered Cape chestnut.
During the 19th century, the Knysna forest was home to hundreds of elephants. These were however poached to near extinction by mine workers who lost revenue due to the failure of the Millwood gold mine. Today it is believed that a few isolated individuals may still roam these dense forests.
Knysna offers endless forest walks and hiking trails. Highly recommended are the 9km Woodcutters' Walk and the 5.6km Millwood Mine Walk. Exploring the area on horseback is also an option if you don't fancy doing so on foot.
In the forest of Knysna you'll discover rivers, waterfalls and a mass of flora amid the giant trees. Keep an eye open for various antelope species that roam the forests during the day.
Mountain bikers also have an ample selection of routes and should certainly consider the 24km Petrus-se-brand Route, which ends at the aptly named Garden of Eden.
Bird watchers should keep a lookout for the Knysna loerie with its distinctive white-tipped crest.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Knysna Tourism
Tel: +27 (0)44 382 5510
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phantom Forest Eco Reserve & Spa
Tel: +27 (0)44 386 0046
Email: email@example.com
How to get here
The closest airport to Knysna is in George, less than an hour away and with connecting flights to all of South Africa's international airports. You could also drive along the beautiful Garden Route from Cape Town (six hours) or Port Elizabeth (three hours) to Knysna.
Best time to visit
If you wish to avoid the local holiday rush, visit Knysna between March and October. The best weather, however, is during holiday season, between November and February.
Get around
Hiring your own car is the most convenient option, allowing you to explore the area at your own pace.
Length of stay
To explore the forest, a few days. To explore the area, a week at least, preferably longer.
What to pack
A camera and binoculars are essential items. A good pair of walking shoes is also advisable.
Where to stay
The Phantom Forest Eco Reserve & Spa, located in a forest setting 7km from the town of Knysna, has featured prominently in the World Travel Awards in recent years.
What to eat
Oysters are a speciality of the area, so indulge.
What's happening
The Knysna Oyster Festival takes place annually in July.


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DVDs Levine Campus
DVDS 1 OPEN YOUR EYES (Spanish sound with ENG subtitles)
In this steamy, intriguingly complex, psychological thriller the line between reality and fantasy is hopelessly blurred. 117 minutes, rated R
DVDS 2 HAPPENSTANCE (French sound with English subtitles)
A coincidental romance about six complete strangers affected by chance encounters during the course of one event-filled day: A charming and clever story about the "what if's" of life and love. 97 minutes, rated R (nudity)
DVDS 3 THE CLOSET (French Soundtrack & English subtitles)
French humor, which isn't exactly subtle, is delivered via an especially broad premise in The Closet. A nebbish (Daniel Auteuil) who works at a condom manufacturer learns he's about to be fired; with the help of his neighbor, he pretends to be gay so his boss can't fire him without seeming prejudiced. Then a bigoted coworker (Gerard Depardieu) tries to worm his way into the nebbish's good graces because he's afraid of being fired. In the wrong hands, The Closet could be ham-fisted slapstick. What makes this movie truly delightful is the superb understatement with which every gag is handled; even the sight of Auteuil wearing a giant condom tip on his head has an impeccable deadpan grace. All the performances are excellent; Depardieu's smarm is particularly delicious. Each scene takes a new twist of social discomfort and befuddlement in this winning comedy. 85 minutes.R.
DVDS 4 AMELIE (French with Eng. or Spanish subtitles)
Nominated for 5 Academy Awards including Screenplay. This magical comedy met overwhelming acclaim nationwide. A shy waitress working at a tine Paris café makes a surprising discovery and sees her life drastically changed for the better! She dedicates herself to helping others find happiness...in the most delightfully unexpected ways!
But will she have the courage to do for herself what she has done for others? 122min.
DVDS 5 ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER (Sp with Eng/Fr Subtitles)
1999 Pedro Almodovar film; winner of Oscar for best foreign film. Tragedy strikes hardworking mother and nurse when her beloved son is killed in a car accident. A screwball melodrama with plot twists....a real stunner. 102 minutes, R.
DVDS 6 Johnny 100 Pesos (Sp Sound. & Eng Subtitles) 1993
Based on a true story, an explosive thriller that tells the story of a misguided teenager who commits his first armed robbery with four small-time criminals. Their surefire plan immediately goes wrong and escalates into a hostage situation. In true tabloid style, the standoff with the police turns into a media circus. 95min. NR
DVDS 7 Nine Queens (Sp.sound Fre & Eng subtitles) 2002
A heist flick/thriller...world of suspicion, betrayal, and intrigue, where two small-time drifters team up to pull of a big-time score involving a set of valuable counterfeit stamps known as the Nine Queens. 115min. R
DVDS 8 SON OF THE BRIDE (Spanish sound with FRE / ENG subtitles)
A heartwarming story of love and the appreciation of life. Argentinean film, nominated for an academy award for Best Foreign Language Film. 124 min. Rated R (language)
DVDS 9 Learn Advanced Spanish / Building on the basics / Standard Deviants. 2002
The Standard Deviants mix cutting edge technology, award-winning educational material and a troupe of young actors and comedians. Humorous skits, computer graphics and fun. 90 min.
DVDS 10 Learn Advanced Spanish / Verbs / Standard Deviants. 2002
The Standard Deviants mix cutting edge technology, award-winning educational material and a troupe of young actors and comedians. Humorous skits, computer graphics and fun. 90 min.
DVDS 11 Selena (Eng, Fren, Span sound and subtitles). 1997
Selena is the vibrant story of the Grammy winning singer whose life ended at its creative peak. Pulsating with Selena's voice on the soundtrack, the film is powerfully authentic. In the title role, Jennifer Lopez captures the warmth and electricity of a beloved entertainer. 128 min.
DVDS 12 Buena Vista Social Club (Spa sound, Eng.subtitles) 1998
Astonishing life stories, vibrant personalities, and unforgettable music of legendary performers who collaborated on the celebrated album, Buena Vista Social Club. From the crumbling neighborhoods of their native Havana, to their triumphant, sold out concerts in Amsterdam and New York's Carnegie Hall, its an unforgettable, deeply emotional journey into the passion, pride and humanity of the artists whose music sparked a world-wide music phenomenon. 105min.
DVDS 13 Belle Epoque (Spa sound, Eng.subtitles) 1994
An elderly artist gives shelter to a deserter from the royalist army in provincial Spain, 1931. While on the premises, the young man naturally notes the beauty of all four of his host's daughters. Each takes her turn at seducing him.... a series of brief character sketches filled out by the way each woman takes charge Sexual content, 109min.
DVDS 14 Finding Nemo (ENG/SPA/FRE Sound. & sub.) 2003
A delightful animated adventure of the undersea world. When his son Nemo is captured by a scuba-diver, an anxious clownfish named Marlin sets off into the vast--and astonishing ocean to find him.100min
DVDS 15 L'Auberge Espagnole
DVD 16 Talk To Her (Spa/Fre Sound.& Eng/Fre sub) Director Pedro Almodóvar of All About My Mother ame. A female bullfighter is gored by a bull and sent into a coma. Characters meet and intertwine.. The story goes in directions that manage to be sad, hopeful, funny, and creepy, sometimes at the same time.
DVD 17 AMORES PERROS (FRE Sound ENG sub.) (2000) is a bold, intensely emotional, and ambitious story of lives that collide in a Mexico City car crash. Inventively structured as a triptych of overlapping and intersecting narratives, AMORES PERROS explores the lives of disparate characters who are catapulted into unforeseen dramatic situations instigated by the seemingly inconsequential destiny of a dog named Cofi. In "Octavio and Susana," Cofi's teenage owner enters his dog into the brutal world of dog fighting to raise money for his elopement with his brother's young and appealing wife. A powerful and profound story of love, loss, retribution and redemption, Language: French, Genre: Drama, Thriller, subtitle: English, (1hr 53)
DVD 18 The Motorcycle Diaries (2004) (FRE, SPA Sound, ENG, FRE Subtitles) This foreign-language drama tells the incredible true story of a 23-year-old medical student from Argentina -- future revolutionary Che Guevara (Gael Garcia Bernal) -- who motorcycled across South America with his friend Alberto Granado (Rodrigo de la Serna) beginning in 1951. Walter Salles's film is based on Guevara's diaries of the trek, a deeply personal odyssey that ultimately crystallized the young man's budding political beliefs. 127 min R Rated.


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January Jones Takes Placenta Pills: Is This Hollywood's New "Pick Me Up"?
January Jones may play a very detached mother as the beautiful Betty Draper on AMC's hit television series Mad Men but this real life Mamma is nothing but. In an interview with People.com she says "I have a great doula … Continue reading
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Vigil Thursday, funeral Saturday for Baby Jonah
Officials, first responders ask, 'Why?'
Published: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 7:51 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 7:51 p.m.
As family members and friends prepare for Thursday night's candlelight vigil for the 6-month-old boy shot to death by his mother, authorities who worked this tragedy are being offered time off and counseling so they can recover emotionally.
If you can help
A service/memorial for Jonah Mendoza will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Wyomina Park Baptist Church, 1411 NE 14th St., Ocala.
After the service, there will be a graveside service at Good Shepherd Memorial Gardens, 5050 SW 20th St., Ocala.
After the graveside service mourners will gather back at the church. Those in attendance can bring food and refreshments.
There are three ways to help Jordan Mendoza pay for the arrangements:
• During a candlelight vigil beginning at 7 p.m. tonight on the Ocala downtown square, donations will be accepted. Call event planners Sierra Hutton at 817-3020 or Amanda Lucas at 502-5109 for more information.
• A PayPal account has been established
• A fundraiser will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at AMF Galaxy West, 1818 SW 17th St., Ocala. Bowlers pay $12, which includes shoe rental.
On Jan. 4, Melanie Reyes, 20, shot and killed her son, Jonah Mendoza, at the northwest Ocala home where she and the boy lived. Reyes, who was pregnant, also shot herself. Family members disconnected life support Tuesday.
Joe LaCognata, a volunteer Marion County chaplain and founder of the nonprofit Fire Rescue Support, met some members of the ambulance crew Sunday and some Marion County Fire Rescue officials Monday.
In general, he said, they are "doing well," but the question on everyone's mind remains, "Why?"
He said some personnel were very frustrated as to why Jonah was the innocent victim.
"Unfortunately that's a question we can't answer," LaCognata said.
At the hospital, he said, paramedics were crying and grief-stricken.
"They were counseling and comforting one another. The emotions were very raw," he said. He described the scene as "very quiet, very somber," with some people "almost in a daze."
"Unfortunately, this is their world. It has a strong impact on them. Many of them have children," LaCognata said.
Department of Children and Families spokeswoman Carrie Hoeppner said Wednesday her agency had no prior reports or allegations of Jonah being abused. But it did receive a call on the abuse hotline shortly before 5 p.m. Jan. 3 concerning domestic violence between Reyes and Jordan Mendoza, the father of Jonah, that may have occurred on Jan. 1 and in late December.
Reyes was listed as the person with whom an investigator needed to talk. Nothing in the report indicated she was suicidal or threatening Jonah. The report was coded with a 24-hour response time, prompting an investigator to commence a review.
On the morning of the shooting, DCF investigator Rich Luger went to Reyes' home and knocked on the door but got no response. Luger walked around back but didn't see anyone. Before leaving, he met a woman who had arrived to check on Reyes because she had not seen her in a couple of days.
Luger left. A short time later DCF officials were notified about the shooting.
Hoeppner said that as standard protocol, Luger was placed on administrative leave to give him an opportunity to step away from the situation. He has since returned to work.
She said her agency was not aware while Luger was at the home that Reyes had posted on Facebook that she was going to kill Jonah and herself.
Sheriff's deputies Timothy Ogletree and Robert Youmans Jr., who arrived at the home to conduct a wellness check after 911 dispatchers were called about the Facebook posting, were outside when they heard shots fired. They broke in to find Reyes and her child. They declined to comment for this story.
Judge Cochran, the Sheriff's Office public information officer, said counseling was made available to both men and that all those on scene were debriefed. He said Ogletree and Youmans were given the weekend off. Additional counseling and time off are available if they need it.
In her report, Deputy Pamela Race spoke about seeing a baby "covered in blood" on a stretcher heading into Ocala Regional Medical Center. Medics "were conducting life saving measures." Entering the emergency room, she noticed hospital officials "working on both of them," meaning Reyes and Jonah.
A fire-rescue employee told her that while he was in the ambulance with Jonah, he "had to cut the baby's clothing off in order to conduct life saving measures."
The blue onesie with white stars was lying on a bench inside the rescue unit, soaked with blood, her report said.
A service/memorial for Jonah will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Wyomina Park Baptist Church.
After the service, there will be a graveside service at Good Shepherd Memorial Gardens.
A vigil for Jonah is set for 7 p.m. Thursday on the downtown square. Donations will be accepted to help pay for Jonah's burial. A PayPal account has been set up to help with those expenses, and a bowling fundraiser will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at AMF Galaxy West.
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Lower Fees Means Fewer Unregistered Dogs In The Waikato
The drop in dog registration fees in the 2012/13 year has contributed to a huge fall in the number of unregistered dogs in the Waikato district.
The number of unregistered dogs in the Waikato district is currently about 296, compared with 1,431 a year ago. This means that of the approximately 12,800 dogs in the district, only 2.3 per cent are unregistered in January 2013, compared with 11.1 per cent a year ago.
"Were pleased to see this sharp decline in the number of unregistered dogs, and are hoping this trend will continue over the coming year," said general manager Regulatory, Nath Pritchard.
The cost to owners in the approved category for registering a dog after 1 August 2012 fell 38 per cent to $85 from $137 in the year to June 2012. For dog owners in the general category the fee is $110, down from $137, a fall of 20 per cent.
In addition to the drop in fees, Mr Pritchard said the fall in unregistered dogs was also due to the ongoing efforts of council animal control staff, who have been working with dog owners to lower the number of unregistered dogs in the district.
The council is required by the Government to register all dogs within the district. The fees collected by registrations contribute to the cost of the councils animal control services. This includes maintaining a district dog register, care for lost or roaming dogs, responding to complaints regarding noisy or dangerous dogs, and implementing the councils animal control bylaws and policies.


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Rancid have announced a headlining tour of United Kingdom and Ireland. The tour will be kicking off on November 28th in Belfast (Ireland) and conclude with two co-headline shows in London (UK) with Cock Sparrer on Friday, December 14th and Saturday December 15th
The influential punk rock band, consisting of Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar), Matt Freeman (bass, vocals), Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar) and Branden Steineckert (drums) are celebrating their twenty - year anniversary this year. As one way of marking this memorable occasion, the band have put together a career spanning video montage, consisting of video clips from throughout their career, accompanied by song "Out Of Control" from 2003 release Indestructible. You can watch the 20 Year Anniversary Video HERE.
Rancid are planning to enter the studio in early November 2012 to begin recording their 8th full-length album and a follow up to 2009th Let The Dominos Fall.
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HOUSTON - A man started a 2-alarm fire after a violent argument with his wife in their southeast Houston apartment Wednesday, police said.
The blaze broke out at the The Commons on Edgebrook apartments on Arlington Square Drive near Princess Drive at 2 a.m. Police said Johnathan Rodas, 26, set the fire to get back at his wife.
"This fire started from a man and woman having a bad evening," said Jay Evans with the Houston Fire Department. "They were fighting and then flames began to come out of their apartment."
Neighbors said there has been a history of abuse between the couple.
"You would just hear them with the guy slamming her on the ground and everything," said Alex Cabrera, a neighbor.
Cabrera woke up at around 11 p.m. Wednesday to the sound of screaming and the husband and wife fighting. Police said the fight escalated when the husband began to threaten his wife, and out of fear, she jumped from the second-story window.
"All I did was move the curtains and I saw her jumping down and when I saw that, I thought 'What's happening?' and I heard the lady screaming," said Cabrera.
Investigators said Rodas used household items to set the fire after his wife left. Flames were shooting from the roof when officers arrived on the scene. Firefighters managed to contain the fire to one unit. Three surrounding units sustained smoke and water damage.
The woman is doing OK.
Police said Rodas became violent after he started drinking. He escaped the scene. Investigators believe he is hiding out somewhere in the area. A warrant has been issued for his arrest.
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C'mon brahs, can't we be realistically. I'm just bench pressing and riding monster waves with my multipel girlfriends.
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Tim BURKE took a job fraught with risk, one that could stain his résumé forever. And he didn't even get a raise. Maybe for those reasons alone he should have the interim tag removed and be handed a contract to coach the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for the rest of this season and next.
Burke's explanation of why he took the job gives an observer reason to believe this franchise has a pair of capable and caring hands at the wheel.
"It just wouldn't have been right to say no. The right thing was to take it. I had the largest title and the most experience in the CFL. It was the correct thing to do. I needed to step forward," said Burke. "Granted, I wanted to be a head coach but that wasn't the reason to take this job at this time. I had to do it as part of my role within this organization."
The Bombers were 2-6 when GM Joe Mack fired head coach Paul LaPolice and installed Burke at the helm. The next three games were disasters as the Bombers dropped them all, including a pair of thumpings and a last-second field-goal loss that Burke wore as his own responsibility due to a coaching error.
The Tim Burke era did not start with a bang.
But underneath the losses, Burke was getting through to his players. Finally they broke through with a win last week and, just maybe, there are better things down the road for this outfit.
"The first thing I noticed when coach Burke held his first meeting was that all eyes faced the front and on him. No one else was doing any talking. It's always like that when he steps into the room. He brought a credibility and respect with him, immediately," said Bombers veteran receiver Terrence Edwards after Friday morning's walkthrough.
Quarterback Buck Pierce says Burke commands respect.
"He's got a presence. And he's as straight a shooter as you'll come across. He'll tell you the truth right to your face," said Pierce.
LaPolice was, in many ways, set up to fail. There was far too much transition on the roster in the off-season and the locker-room had no anchor. The players pushed LaPolice and his response, for whatever reason, didn't get through.
Earlier this season, LaPolice fined defensive back Jonathan Hefney for a dress-code violation and the announcement was put on the locker-room white board. Shortly after, the message, "I don't care," was scribbled beside the fine announcement. This type of defiance breaks down a team. The players say Burke cuts it off before it starts.
"No one is going to try him. If he has a rule it's understood and obeyed. If he says something, guys listen and do it," said Edwards.
There are early indications Burke deserves a real opportunity to coach this team and not just get stuck trying to put out one fire after another for a 10-game stretch.
"The first thing is we have to be competitive in every game. That Calgary (a 44-3 pasting) game was a real disappointment. The No. 1 thing is that we show we're competitive every week and our guys play hard and show that they care," said Burke. "Secondly, whatever the number, you're going to have to win some games. I don't know what that number is but you would have a good shot to keep the job if you made the playoffs. I don't know how many wins that will take because it depends on what opponents do."
Burke did not move down the hall and take the head coach's quarters but instead resides in a tiny and spartan office with little decoration -- some family photos and two Montreal Alouettes championship caps that hang on the wall.
Burke wants his players to only sport Bombers gear but hanging in his office are those two Als hats.
"I put those up there last year to instill confidence with the defensive guys. To show I'd been in that situation, where I took a defence to a Grey Cup and won," said Burke. "To instill confidence that we have a co-ordinator that knows what to do."
Burke says he took the Winnipeg job out of a sense of duty and, despite the iffy start, thinks it's a good fit.
"I really feel like this is my calling in life. I love the game. There's really nothing else I'd rather do," he said. "I like Winnipeg as a football town. I've been in Calgary and I've been in Montreal and we were involved with playoff teams every year. In Winnipeg, the football is so much more of a big deal. Plus I really like the people. They're like the people of the midwest in the U.S. where I'm from. They're friendly and outgoing. It's not like a big city in the East where you just feel like a number."
The numbers will eventually determine Burke's fate. As they should. But getting to those numbers requires having the right makeup inside and out. Burke has those intangibles.
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An innovative, easier-to-use version of a popular anti-infective is now available for veterinarians and their cattle and swine producer clients. Zoetis introduces Excenel RTU EZ (ceftiofur hydrochloride) Sterile Suspension with a lower viscosity formulation that improves syringe-ability by 40 percent.
"EXCENEL RTU has a 20-year history as an effective, fast-acting treatment, offering a short meat withdrawal for cattle and swine and zero milk withholding for dairy cattle. Still, we recognized there was an opportunity to further improve syringe-ability to help ease of use by veterinarians and producers," said Matthew Helpern, marketing manager, swine injectable anti-infectives, Zoetis. "The new formulation was designed with our customers in mind. EXCENEL RTU EZ is now easier to get out of the bottle and into your animals when they need it."
To improve ease of use, EXCENEL RTU EZ takes advantage of a lower viscosity formula. With the improved syringe-ability, users of EXCENEL RTU EZ will only need to apply 60 percent of the force required to administer the previous formulation. 1 Producers and veterinarians will especially notice the change during colder weather.
The improved Excenel RTU EZ offers the same approved uses for which the brand is known. Veterinarians, as well as their cattle and pork producer clients, can use EXCENEL RTU EZ as an effective solution for:
- Treatment of bovine respiratory disease (BRD), pneumonia, shipping fever
- Control and treatment of swine respiratory disease (SRD)
- Treatment of foot rot (all cattle)
- Treatment of acute, postpartum metritis (dairy cattle only)
The only changes customers will note are in the meat withdrawal for cattle and the administration for swine. For swine, do not inject more than 5 mL of EXCENEL RTU EZ per injection site. For cattle, EXCENEL RTU EZ has a four-day meat withdrawal. The new withdrawal period is the same as NAXCEL (ceftiofur sodium) Sterile Powder and is still one of the shortest in its class.
Producers should work with their veterinarian to review protocols and make necessary adjustments in animal health management. Even with these changes, EXCENEL RTU EZ is still backed by the Residue Free Guarantee in both cattle and swine.
"We're excited about the evolution of this important treatment solution, but we need producers and veterinarians to pay special attention to the meat withdrawal and injection restrictions," said Matt Nelson, senior marketing manager, cattle anti-infectives, Zoetis. "These changes are not dramatic, but we're asking our customers to update their existing animal health systems when incorporating EXCENEL RTU EZ into protocols."
Learn more about EXCENEL RTU EZ by contacting your veterinarian or Zoetis representative or logging on to www.zoetisUS.com. See full prescribing information for EXCENEL RTU EZ here.


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Cape Palmerston National Park is one of the few remaining areas of natural coastline in the Mackay area. Windswept headlands, rainforest, swamps and sand dunes are shadowed by the imposing peak of Mount Funnel. Middens throughout Cape Palmerston are a reminder of the special connection Indigenous people have with this place.
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With easy access to the creek for fishing and boating, the Cape Creek camping area in Cape Palmerston National Park is a small camp ground that is only accessible by Four Wheel Drive There are sand and grass sites for tent camping and camper trailers. Sites are shaded by she-oaks and the area is boarded by a creek mouth and the beach.
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Special pressure receptors unique to crocodilians described in Nature, vol 417, p241, 16 May 2002. University of Maryland biologist Daphne Soares has studied the small pigmented dome shaped lumps on alligators' faces and found they are highly sensitive receptors that enable the animals to detect tiny disturbances in the water surface as they lie semi-submerged. The lumps are connected to the brain by nerves that pass through the bones of the skull leaving a distinctive pattern of holes. All living crocodilians had the receptors and pattern of holes, and all fossil crocodilians had the pattern of holes. Other types of reptiles, living or fossil did not have them.
Editorial Comment: Crocodilians, the group of reptiles that includes alligators and crocodiles, are supposed to be primitive reptiles that evolved before the dinosaurs. However this study affirms that they are complex creatures with fully formed features specially designed for animals that spend a lot of time lying semi-submerged. Their fossil record is also wonderful evidence for unpunctuated equilibrium, i.e. they have reproduced their own kind as Genesis states God created them to do. (Ref. crocodiles, alligators, senses)


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- Tech Mahindra won the auction for a controlling stake in Satyam Computer Services, the disgraced Indian outsourcing group. Tech Mahindra, which is partly owned by British telecommunications group BT, will pay $353m for a 31 per cent state in Satyam, which is still reeling from an accounting scandal that has made its former chairman the target of criminal investigations.
- Seagate scrapped its dividend payments and raised $430m in a secured bond issue as it tried to weather the steep downturn in the diskdrive business. The latest evidence of collapsing profit margins wiped nearly 5 per cent off its share price, even as the company gained market share.
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Star Wars fans take heart. After a week of angst over the fact Disney has acquired the rights to the Star Wars universe and plans to produce a seventh film as soon as possible, some good news has surfaced.
Carrie Fisher, a.k.a. Princess Leia Organa in the first three films, has said she's keen to reprise the role.
Appearing on the American TV talk show The Chat on Tuesday, Fisher told cohost Aisha Tyler she was thrilled to be an official Disney Princess now and had some thoughts on how Leia could make her way back into the story.
"I like to think of it as 'old Leia,' like, sway-backed old Leia the horse. Old Leia the perfume, Old Princess, for that royal smell.
"I like the idea of being Mrs. Solo, and we've just fought and fought and I killed him - but I'm sorry. I feel badly and I probably had an affair with some general."
OK, maybe it's not such great news for the fans after all. Still, the rumours of Solo's death may be greatly exagerated as Harrison Ford has reportedly indicated he is open to the idea of returning to the franchise and Mark Hamill has tentatively expressed interest in the project after revealing that he and Fisher were told by Lucas in August that Star Wars would be returning.


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Inning-ending outs at plate keep score close, but Greene tops Tillman
BALTIMORE -- Atop the American League East and facing the Yankees -- particularly downtrodden, having lost 80 percent of their starting rotation, including ace Masahiro Tanaka -- the Orioles had to feel pretty good about this weekend series.
But all of the excitement around Friday night's walk-off win in 10 innings was diminished with Saturday afternoon's 3-0 loss to New York, as Baltimore had no answer for rookie Shane Greene over the right-hander's 7 1/3 innings, missing a prime opportunity to further distance themselves from a divisional rival. The Orioles mustered four hits off the 25-year-old Greene, making his second career start, and took just their third loss in 11 games.
"We knew it coming in, that he would present a problem," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said of Greene, who picked up his first Major League win in his last outing, at Cleveland on Monday, and used a mid-90s fastball to give the Orioles' offense fits all afternoon.
"That's why he was Pitcher of the Year in their organization last year. He's got good stuff, a good plane and a good slider and command of it. I think their club threw 54 offspeed pitches today."
Greene, 25, struck out nine and plowed through the middle of the order to erase the O's best chance to score all day, when Steve Pearce and Nick Markakis hit sixth-inning singles. Greene had no trouble with Baltimore's All-Stars, getting Adam Jones to ground into a double play on the first pitch and striking out Nelson Cruz. Markakis' single was the last hit the righty allowed before exiting to a smattering of applause from the sellout crowd of 46,667 at Camden Yards.
"He had pretty good life on his ball," Markakis said of Greene. "Nothing was straight -- he was sinking the ball, cutting the ball. Had a slider that was hard to pick up, as you can see."
Greene retired the first 10 Orioles before Pearce worked a walk, and Manny Machado's two-out single in the fifth inning marked the O's first hit. Ryan Flaherty followed, shooting the ball up the middle before stealing second to put the go-ahead run in scoring position. But Friday night's hero, Nick Hundley, struck out to end the frame.
"I threw some good sliders and some good fastballs, but when I say big pitches, I mean big-situation strikeout or big-situation double-play ball," Greene said.
Greene's dominance handed the Orioles (51-42) their seventh shutout loss of the season, the first since June 13, and negated another quality start from right-hander Chris Tillman.
Tillman battled, allowing seven hits and three walks over 6 2/3 innings, but he ends an inconsistent first half with quality starts in six of his final seven outings.
"I think [I'm] getting better," Tillman, who is 7-5 with a 4.11 ERA, said of his first half. "I had a rough start, but it's not how you start; it's how you finish. I think we are only getting better as a pitching staff. It's been fun to show up every day and watch these guys go to work, so I'm happy with the fact that it's getting better."
The Yankees got on the board courtesy of Mark Teixeira's third-inning double, but the Orioles' defense made sure it stopped there, with Markakis firing the ball to second baseman Ryan Flaherty, who nailed Derek Jeter at the plate. Tillman, who gave up a leadoff single and another hit to Jeter, was able to wiggle free of a potential big inning as Baltimore recorded its 21st outfield assistant of the season. Jones added another by getting Jacoby Ellsbury at the plate to end the seventh after Brian McCann singled.
Tillman exited after Jeter's single in the seventh pushed New York's lead to two, with lefty T.J. McFarland coming on and allowing Ellsbury's double, which charged a third run to Tillman.
"It's another one of those [outings] that kind of gets looked at [poorly], not properly appreciated, because of what the other guy was doing," Showalter said of Tillman's performance. "We had people out there, a lot and he seemed to be a hitter or two from letting it get away from him, but he didn't. We've seen that a lot with Chris. He kept us engaged there, 1-0. We had a really good relay down the right-field line and Jonesy threw another guy out at the plate, so I'm proud of that.
"We just couldn't mount much off a guy who was on top of his game today."
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- An Ohio Senate panel delayed a vote Wednesday to repeal a contentious new election law that shrinks early voting in the presidential battleground state, among other changes.
The elections overhaul has been on hold since September, after opponents gathered thousands of signatures from voters to put a repeal question on November ballots.
Republican leaders who control the Ohio Legislature say the state can avoid a costly referendum campaign and give opponents what they want by repealing it. But Democrats and other opponents say voters have the right -- not state lawmakers -- to decide this fall whether the law should be scrapped.
The GOP is pushing a measure to get rid of the new law and leave in place the old rules governing Ohio elections. The bill also reaffirms a separate change made last year that cuts off in-person early voting on the Friday evening before Election Day.
The chairman of the Senate's government oversight committee said Wednesday he was delaying a scheduled vote on the legislation until next week to give minority Democrats a chance to review it.
Chairman Bill Coley, a Middletown Republican who is the sponsor of the repeal legislation, said he also wanted additional time to "make sure that the bill is doing exactly what we say that it's doing."
Any proposed change to the state's law is apt to draw increased scrutiny in a presidential election year, particularly in Ohio.
No Republican presidential nominee has reached the White House without carrying the swing state. President Barack Obama won Ohio in 2008, after the state went for George W. Bush in 2004.
Obama's re-election campaign was among those who helped gather the signatures with Fair Elections Ohio, an opponent group that spearheaded the referendum effort.
Greg Moore, campaign director for Fair Elections Ohio, said he was encouraged by the delayed committee action.
"We need to let Ohioans vote on the issue in November," Moore said in a statement.
An extended voting period is perceived as benefiting Democrats because it increases voting opportunities for those harder to reach for an Election Day turnout -- Hispanics, blacks, new citizens and poor people.
About 30 percent of Ohio's total vote -- or roughly 1.7 million ballots -- came in ahead of Election Day in 2008.
State Sen. Keith Faber, a Celina Republican, suggested some groups appealing to the panel to not rush the law's repeal only want the issue to remain on the ballot for the political purpose of driving voter turnout.
The state's top elections official supports the legislative repeal effort.
Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted has said a referendum campaign would confuse voters as local election officials try to educate them on voting rules. He wants lawmakers to write a new bill after the November election.
Ohio is one of 32 states that allow voters to cast an early ballot by mail or in person without an excuse.
The new law would shorten the in-person early voting window from 35 days before Election Day to 17 days and the period for absentee voting by mail from 35 days to 21.
Senate President Tom Niehaus has said he wants to repeal the measure and possibly replace it with bipartisan-backed changes in time for the fall election.
His spokeswoman said Wednesday there were no current discussions going on about replacement election rules, and that the GOP was focused on working through the repeal process.
Republican House Speaker William Batchelder has said he has constitutional concerns. The state has no precedent for repealing a piece of legislation that's in limbo because of a referendum.
House spokesman Mike Dittoe said Wednesday Batchelder's concerns remain, but "at this point, the speaker is supportive of the repeal effort."


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July 6, 2011
Canada's eastern most province, Newfoundland and Labrador has taken the first steps towards joining Cricket Canada.
The province has filed paperwork with Cricket Canada this week that will make the provincial association the 10th member of Cricket Canada.
The provincial directors will make a final determination on the membership application at the next annual general meeting.


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Remarks to the press by Ambassador Wittig ahead of the UN Security Council meeting on Yemen
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We follow the situation in Yemen with great concern.
We welcome the opportunity to hear a briefing on Yemen today in the
Council and we suppose we will have a discussion on it.
It is a good sign that the Council is following the situation in Yemen: it
sends out a good signal. And I think it also supports the efforts of the
Gulf Corporation Council that it is undertaking these days to alleviate the
tensions and to find a political solution for the Yemeni crisis.
Q: What kind of actions the Council might take?
A: Now we will just be hearing a briefing.
Q: On what basis is the Council meeting on Yemen?
A. There was a mission [by the Secretariat] that the Council likes to be informed about.


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"In recent years, businesses have increasingly used 'green' marketing to capture consumers' attention and move Americans toward a more environmentally friendly future," said FTC chairman Jon Leibowitz in a commission press release. "But what companies think [these] claims mean and what consumers really understand are sometimes two different things. The proposed updates will help businesses better align their product claims with consumer expectations."
The revised guides caution marketers not to make blanket, general claims that a product is environmentally friendly or eco-friendly based on findings from the FTC's consumer perception study confirming that such claims suggest the product has specific and far-reaching environmental benefits. According to the group, very few products, if any, have all the attributes consumers seem to perceive from such claims, making these claims nearly impossible to substantiate.
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Sunday, December 9, 2012
SAN BERNARDINO - A 38-year-old Cal State San Bernardino graduate student exhibited "superhuman strength" as he resisted campus officers before he was fatally shot, police said Sunday afternoon.
The student, identified as Bartholomew Williams, 38, was shot five times Saturday night by two Cal State San Bernardino police officers in the University Village student complex as backup officers from the city of San Bernardino were speeding toward the campus, San Bernardino Police Chief Robert Handy said at a news conference.
"This is a tragic day for the Cal State San Bernardino community," said CSUSB President Tomas Morales, who also was at the news conference "Words cannot express how truly saddened we are at this time. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and our thoughts and prayers go out to all who knew him."
The incident occurred shortly after 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
Campus police officers - two men and one woman - had wanted to take the 6-foot, 200-pound grad student in for a psychological evaluation. As they placed one handcuff on one arm, a physical altercation occurred, San Bernardino police Lt. Paul Williams said at the news conference, held in front of the housing complex at 1577 W. Northpark Blvd.
"This became a prolonged, violent struggle between the suspect and the officers," Lt. Williams said.
Time estimates of the struggle vary from three to seven minutes or even longer, Handy said. That timeline will be refined as the investigation continues, he said.
Officers used a series of progressive actions starting with verbal commands, then pepper spray and finally baton strikes, "all of which seemed to have no effect on the suspect," who was described by Lt. Williams as being "muscular."
"The suspect demonstrated some super human-strength, even disarming an officer of pepper spray," Lt. Williams said.
At several other points in the struggle, the suspect attempted to wrestle a baton away from an officer, Lt. Williams said.
After snatching the pepper spray, the student sprayed the officer it belonged to and later, when the same officer was on the ground, began kicking him "violently" in the head and chest, Lt. Williams said.
Officers, "fearing for the life" of their fallen comrade, opened fire, "believing they had no other means than the use of deadly force," Lt. Williams said.
San Bernardino police are continuing their investigation into the shooting, Handy said.
The student had two previous encounters with campus police earlier in the day, exhibiting erratic behavior both times, Handy said.
And there may have been other encounters on other days with campus officers as well, although those details were not immediately available.
"We have information from the family," Lt. Williams said, that the graduate student had some chronic mental problems "and was probably off his medications."
Officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave as per the policy of the campus police department, Handy said.
There were few students in the dorm area when the incident happened as the school began a lengthy winter break on Friday.
Several of the few students who hadn't left on winter break said they were shocked to learn about the shooting in a telephone call or text message from the university's emergency alert system.
"This is shocking. ...Nobody saw it coming," said James Walker, a senior.
Junior Willie Brown, 21, said, "I've talked with almost every one of the campus officers, and they don't seem like the kind that would shoot if it wasn't justified."
Neither Brown nor Walker or any of the other students interviewed by a reporter on Sunday knew the slain grad student.
Bartholomew Williams was studying for a master's degree in educational instructional technology. He had been a Cal State San Bernardino student since summer of 2011.
He is believed to have been a San Bernardino resident before moving into the dorm.
Cal State San Bernardino, which operates an accredited student health and psychological center on campus, is offering counseling services and support to those affected by the incident.


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I used this product for 2nd floor bedrooms and hallways. There are not any exterior doors with high traffic to this floor. It is easy to install once you figure out each linear section has to be lifted and slid in at once (this was not clear in the installation directions, I had to look up on line how to get it to click together.) For the pieces that have to be slid under trim and such the lips cut off easily with a sheet rock knife and the pieces slide in easily. Glue will hold these pieces together well but little glue is needed and it bonds very fast so be prepared and dry fit first. When sliding under trim the flooring should slide under easily. I had one sticky piece that just did not go in just right and there is a small gap. The pieces did come with a red residue along the edges that had to be cleaned off before installation. I contacted Lumber Liquidators on what to do about this residue and they gave me good information on the proper product to purchase. I am installing 1200 square feet of flooring so the cleaning of edges is a bit of a pain but it looks nice with freshly cleaned pieces going together. I have dropped my hammer on the flooring a few time and the flooring has held up with no dents. This flooring is not an exact duplicate of hardwood flooring and we are meticulous about not getting water on it. Other wise for the lower cost it is a beautiful floor.
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I simply could not be happier with my new floor. In fact we love it so much that we just bought more to put in our living room and hallway! It cleans easy, looks great and nothing feels better to walk on. It appears to be very durable.
The only tip I would add to the other comments is that I wish that I didn't mix up the boxes. Before I laid the floor down, lots of websites suggested mixing up pieces from different boxes so that everything doesn't too similar in one area of the floor. With this particular laminate, we noticed that the pieces blended together better when we just used all pieces in order from one box because the colors matched better, making the pieces look longer. Just think about it before you lay your floor down. We've been very satisfied and it's so much better than my old carpet!
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I used this in two bedrooms with closets. It was my first time using this type of flooring, and it was simple to do. Measure twice, cut once!
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I used this in my basement and it worked great! The color was perfect so it helped brighten up the area.
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Great floor. Brightens room to the max. Didn't have a single chip while installing which is in heard of. Seems very durable compared to other 12mm floors. Highly recommend product especially for the price.
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I really like the subtle grooves in the texture. This helps my dogs get some traction when they walk or run across it. I purchased the best padding possible and was pleased to experience warmth and a slight "give" that make the flooring more comfortable. I honestly couldn't be happier. My husband says to add " read the installation instructions carefully, both for laminate and for pad." We love it.
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CHICAGO (AP) " New research shows that more Americans are turning to the emergency room for routine dental problems.
A study released Tuesday by the Pew Center on the States found that going to the ER often costs 10 times more than preventive care and offers far fewer treatment options than a dentist's office.
Shortages of dentists, including those who treat Medicaid patients, are part of the problem.
The number of ER visits nationwide for dental problems increased 16 percent from 2006 to 2009. The report suggests that trend is continuing.
In Florida, for example, there were more than 115,000 ER dental visits in 2010. That resulted in more than $88 million in charges.


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Investigators were told the files were destroyed, but the Defenders went digging. Someone saved a copy all these years just in case it might lead to the identity of the Oakland County Child Killer.
The Defenders turned the documents over to the Oakland County and Wayne County prosecutors' offices, and to the Michigan State Police, which is in charge of the task force investigating the murders.
"You go up there, do a little homework and provide it to us. God bless you," said Barry King, whose son Timothy King was among the victims killed.
The King family had never before seen dozens of the documents which detail facts and information that police and prosecutors never knew.
Now, the documents are open for investigation for the first time. They include an investigator's notes from a sexual predator investigation in Montmorency County. It reads, "The Oakland County task force that was involved in the investigation of the kidnapping and homicide of five juveniles ... became involved in this matter." The document is dated Jan. 31, 1977. That was before Timothy King was abducted and killed.
"It's disturbing that chunks of evidence are missing or haven't been looked at," said Chris King, Timothy King's brother.
"We just want to make sure police and the prosecutors have done their due diligence and have done their job," Chris King said. "We just want to make sure that police have all evidence, look at all the evidence and follow it where it leads."
Sources say the task force is looking at the possibility of at least two more victims.
The victims' families are suing law enforcement to release more documents. They want everything known about the Oakland County Child Killer made public, citing John Walsh of America's Most Wanted. Walsh did just that to find out who killed his son, Adam.
"(Adam's) father, John Walsh, fought the judge to the end about making the records available to the public," Barry King said. "They finally made it available to the public, and two new witnesses show up, tying young Adam to the principle suspect."
The King family and police are pouring through the new documents discovered by the Defenders. They are finding several new clues. They say the documents show known suspects have been changing their stories.
Last summer, the Defenders reported that investigators from Wayne County took a road trip to northern Michigan. They were looking for physical evidence and criminal files involving two suspects in the case: Christopher Busch and James Vincent Gunnels. Gunnels told police he was abused by Busch at a family cottage in Montmorency County. However, when investigators arrived at the cottage, they found it had been torn down and the 35-year-old files were destroyed to make room for newer cases.
A Local 4 viewer saw the Defenders' reports and called with a surprise: They had saved a copy of the files, just in case.
Now, that viewer's gut instinct may help solve the case of Michigan's biggest unsolved serial murder mystery.
The King family is hoping the new files provide them with the information needed to solve the case.
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Fax: 317.233.0261
Information about a lawyer's disciplinary history is public. Information about a matter that has not resulted in a formal disciplinary charge against a lawyer is confidential.
By contacting the office of the Clerk of the Indiana Supreme Court, you can find out whether a lawyer's law license is active and in good standing, whether there are any formal disciplinary charges pending, and whether he or she has been disciplined in the past. To reach the office of the Clerk, call (317) 232-1930.
Online Search. Another way to learn about whether a lawyer's license is active and in good standing is to use the Roll of Indiana Attorneys online database to search for your attorney. A search may be conducted using the attorney's last name and, optionally, the city in which the lawyer practices law. The database result detailing the attorney's record will include:
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Wedding gift specialist Prezola is moving to larger premises on the Woodlands Industrial Estate in Eden Vale Road, Westbury, having outgrown its Trowbridge base.
Founded four years ago by husband and wife team Dom and Ali Beaven, Prezola now employs 18 staff and this number is likely to increase in the next year.
It is one of the UK's leading independent gift list companies, providing one-stop express checkouts online for combining gifts, honeymoon funds, cash contributions and charity donations in one list. Its directory has more than 30,000 products from over 100 retailers and 500 brands, including Selfridges, Graham & Green, The White Company, Heals and House of Fraser.
Mrs Beaven said: "Business has grown more rapidly than we forecast and we knew we needed more office and warehouse space to prepare for our biggest season yet.
"Carter Jonas helped find us the Westbury premises and the landlords have created the perfect combination of nearly 6,000 sq ft of warehouse and office space."