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Surrey senior who killed wife loses murder appeal
Surrey senior Sebastiano Damin, who stabbed his wife to death in a brutal nighttime attack three years ago, has lost his appeal of his second-degree murder conviction.
Damin appealed in October, saying the judge erred in his verdict and arguing he was mentally impaired when he stabbed 69-year-old Maria Catroppa, his wife of ten years, more than 120 times in their Fleetwood-area townhouse.
Damin, 77, was found guilty of murder in June 2011. During the trial, the court heard that the couple was having marital troubles and Catroppa wanted Damin to leave. A psychiatrist testified Damin was suffering from severe depression – a fact Damin's lawyer said impaired his cognitive function and justified a lesser conviction of manslaughter.
But trial judge Justice Ian Josephson found Damin's mental state did not indicate he didn't have the intent to murder Catroppa and that he "knew what he did and why he did it." Damin was "motivated by anger," said Josephson, because his wife wanted to end the marriage.
Three B.C. Court of Appeal justices agreed in a unanimous decision posted online Thursday.
"The trial judge found that Mr. Damin's depressive state at the time of the offence did not negate his capacity to form the specific intent for murder," said Madam Justice Daphne Smith, with Justices Risa Levine and Harvey Groberman in agreement. "While arguably other inferences could have been drawn from the evidence, it cannot in my view be said that this verdict was unreasonable."
It was about 3 a.m. on Nov. 24, 2009 when Damin woke up, went to the kitchen and got a steak knife. He then went to Catroppa's room (they were sleeping in separate rooms at the time) and stabbed her 126 times.
He then attempted to commit suicide but cutting himself three times in the neck and once in the stomach, but couldn't continue. Damin called 911 and told the dispatcher "I killed my wife. I tried to kill myself, but I can't. I just got mad. She tried to ruin my life."
Damin was sentenced to life in prison, the mandatory sentence for second-degree murder, with no chance of parole for 10 years.
Catroppa's family says Maria was "sadly and simply" a victim of domestic violence, as was echoed in Josephson's verdict when he said: "Unfortunately it is not uncommon in situations of domestic violence to see physical attacks on a spouse motivated by anger at an unwanted separation."
Though the victim's family is thankful Damin's murder conviction was upheld, they say they have been forced to relive the horrible events yet again.
"We have not been given time to truly grieve our mother's death," said Catroppa's daughter, Jay Tuason, noting Nov. 24 was the third anniversary of the murder. "We have yet to receive closure because her murderer continues to look for ways to buy his way out of jail. What about the victims – our mother? Us? We live every day wondering what we could have done to prevent this horrible tragedy…"
The family has established The Maria Catroppa Memorial Award at Kwantlen Polytechnic University to help single mothers further their education. For more information, check http://kwantlen.ca/news/2011/053111.html


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Clairton football seniors seek another title
When the Clairton football players stepped into the locker room after its 44-12 win over Port Allegany in the PIAA Class A semifinals, they were given an individually packaged Hershey's bar.
It was a symbolic gift that every Bears player probably knew a year ago that they would get this week. They had set their sights on returning to Hershey to play in their fifth consecutive state championship game, and the candy was only a small, sweet reward for pulling within striking distance of becoming only the second team to win four consecutive PIAA Class A state titles.
"I think this year is kind of bigger because this is my senior year, and it's going to mean more to me that it's the last game I'm going to be playing with my bros," Clairton wide receiver Terrish Webb said. "Those guys are like my family, so we want to win it all."
Only Southern Columbia, the team Clairton dispatched in the finals in 2011, has won four straight championships. The Tigers, in fact, won five straight from 2002-06. Berwick won four consecutive state Class AAA titles from 1994-97.
Clairton (15-0) will be trying to close out the greatest four-year run in state history. The Bears head into their game at 1 p.m. Friday at Hersheypark Stadium against District 2 champion Dunmore (14-1) riding a state-record and national-best 62-game winning streak.
Even more important is that this senior class has lost only one game — the first game of its freshman year — and the group wants to close out their careers with a victory.
"This means a lot," senior quarterback Armani Ford said. "This is my first year starting at quarterback, and the team put its trust in me and put it on my back, and now, we're going to Hershey."
This won't be the first time Clairton has faced a District 2 team in the state finals during its run. In 2010, Riverside gave the Bears all they could handle as they fell behind, 24-0, in the second quarter before a then-relatively unknown Tyler Boyd broke a 30-yard run on a busted play to set up the team's first touchdown.
He then caught a 37-yard touchdown from Desimon Green before the end of the half and hooked up with Green for an 82-yard scoring pass on the third play of the second half to help storm back for a 36-30 victory.
Since that game, Boyd has become one of the most desirable college prospects in the WPIAL. Over the past two seasons, he's scored 97 touchdowns to give him 116 in his career and break the all-time record of 110 set by Hopewell's Rushel Shell from 2008-11. His 5,638 yards place him sixth on the WPIAL's all-time rushing list, 111 behind McGuffey's Jason Barr.
Still, he knows better than anyone that a candy bar just isn't going to cut it for this particular group of players. They want the brass ring, and after winning in their past three trips, they know what to do to make it happen.
"This is the best feeling because we're seniors, and we know what it takes," Boyd said. "There might be adversity to get there, but everybody is in here stepping it up and making plays."
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MINNEAPOLIS -- T.J. House has accepted and embraced his role within the Indians' rotation. The rookie left-hander's job has entailed bouncing between Triple-A Columbus and Cleveland, and having his turn skipped if the team feels it might benefit the staff. Through it all, House has been a reliable part of the rotation.
On Wednesday night, House made his first official start in nearly two weeks for the Indians and effectively shook off the rust. The lefty pitched into the sixth inning, quieting Minnesota's bats and setting the tone for the Tribe in a 5-0 victory at Target Field.
"I think he's been very mature about everything," Indians manager Terry Francona said of House. "There's been a lot to like, but the way he's handled things being thrown at him, he's been very mature and I think it's helped his pitching.
"Shoot, man. He's pitching in the middle of August for a team that's desperately trying to win games. Good for him."
With the win, Cleveland claimed the first two games in the three-game series with staff leader Corey Kluber slated to take the mound in Thursday's finale. The Indians have now won seven of their past nine games, maintaining a position on the edge of the races for the American League Central (5 1/2 games behind the first-place Royals) and Wild Card (4 1/2 games back of the second spot).
The 24-year-old House had his last start washed away by rain on Aug. 12, when he pitched into the fourth inning against the D-backs before the game was postponed. His last official start for Cleveland came on Aug. 7 in Cincinnati and, following a stretch of three team off-days in a recent eight-day span, House was skipped and asked to start again Wednesday.
"It's definitely been a work in progress," said House, referring to his season. "Obviously, I've never gone through the situation I've been in this year. You always want to be positive and not a nuisance or a distraction in any possible way. So I just told them, 'Whatever you need me to do, I'm going to do.'
"Whether that's me going down and coming back up and starting, going back down, going to the bullpen, whatever it may be. I'm just going to do my job and help this team win. That's all I want to do."
House shrugged off the unusual circumstances and worked his way through the Twins' lineup, while dodging the potential harm of the four hits and three walks he allowed in 5 1/3 innings. The left-hander blanked Minnesota with a solid mix of strikeouts (five) and outs via grounders (eight).
"Once he gets guys in scoring position, he's all changeups and sliders," Twins second baseman Brian Dozier said. "He actually throws more offspeed in hitter's counts. He has a good changeup. We barreled a lot up, but just didn't get any hits with runners on."
The bullpen finished the job, giving Cleveland's pitching staff a season-high 17 consecutive scoreless innings (also done on Aug. 3-4) against the Twins and helping House to his first win since July 5 against the Royals.
Cleveland's offense held up its end of the bargain with four runs off Minnesota starter Ricky Nolasco, who bowed out of the ballgame after 6 2/3 innings of work. Rookie Zach Walters launched a two-out solo homer deep to right field off Nolasco in the second inning, giving the young designated hitter six home runs on the season (three since being acquired by Cleveland on July 31).
"He's a strong kid," Francona said. "That ball today he hit, that ball went a long way. He's got a lot of juice in his bat and we're still getting to know him."
In the fourth, Carlos Santana and Jason Kipnis came through with consecutive doubles -- the latter scoring a run for the Tribe. Mike Aviles later added an RBI single to push the Indians to a 3-0 lead. Following Nolasco's exit, Michael Bourn delivered an RBI single off Caleb Thielbar in the seventh, padding Cleveland's lead and tacking one more run on Nolasco's line.
For good measure, Aviles also launched a tape-measure shot off Twins reliever Samuel Deduno in the ninth inning. The Tribe's third baseman sent a 1-0 offering clanking off a seat in the second deck down the left-field line to push the Indians to a 5-0 advantage.
"I think I blacked out. I still haven't woken up," Aviles joked about his first three-hit game since May 31. "I was able to get a couple of pitches to hit where they weren't standing and I was able to move the line along."
Asked about House, Aviles said he has been impressed with how the rookie has weathered things this season.
"He's handled it unbelievable," Aviles said. "He's so young, and sometimes younger players don't understand when they get sent down. It's not [always] because you're not good enough to be here, it's just that the numbers get you. That's what it has been with him.
"He has an option, and they use it. The way he's gone about his business every time: he comes up, pitches his game and, if he has to go down, he goes down. You commend a guy like that."
Jordan Bastian is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Major League Bastian, and follow him on Twitter @MLBastian. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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OWINGS MILLS, Md. - The University of Pennsylvania men's golf team had a rough go of it on Saturday, failing to hold its first-round lead at the Ivy League Championships. After a second-round 302, the Quakers are tied for secondin the eight-team field at Caves Valley GC.
Four teams broke 300 on Saturday, led by Yale's 291 which put the Bulldogs atop the leaderboard at 592 overall. Columbia (293 on Saturday) joins Penn at 594, while Princeton (297) is fourth at 595 and Dartmouth (293) is fifth at 596. In other words, it is pretty wide open heading into Sunday morning's final round.
Individually, Max Marsico was able to hold on to his lead in the 40-player field; he shot 74 on Saturday and is at 142 through two rounds which is one shot ahead of Yale's Sam Bernstein and Princeton Greg Jarmas.
Senior P.J. Fielding is next on the leaderboard for Penn; he shot 76 on Saturday and is tied for seventh overall at 147. Sophomore Austin Powell had the Quakers' best round on Saturday, a 73, and moved up to t-19th in the field. Ben Cooley and Colin St. Maxens both carded 79 on Saturday; they are tied for 25th and 28th, respectively, at 155 and 156.
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Mabel- Canton School Board discusses possible security system upgrades
By Barb Kerns
Wednesday, January 30, 2013 3:46 AM
The need for security upgrades in the Mabel-Canton school building was discussed by both Superintendent Mike Moriarty and Principal Jeff Nolte in their reports to the board at the Jan. 22 regular board meeting.
In response to the recent events in the news, possible ways to increase security in the building and also possible funding options have been explored by the school administrators.
One option considered was the installation of a buzzer system which would be compatible with the existing camera system. There was one quote for this system presented in the amount of $1,939.
This system would require that visitors to the school be identified before admittance by school office staff. The additional workload for office staff was discussed as well as the possible hours of increased security. Early in the day admittance would be unchanged as well as after class hours, but the buzzer system would potentially be operational during regularly scheduled classroom hours.
The impact on parents and regular school visitors was also discussed.
The school staff currently has entrance fobs, which would be compatible with any security system proposed.
The need for additional cameras was also discussed. Potential locations within the school were mentioned for additional cameras. The need for the purchase of cameras that would be compatible with the existing system was also discussed.
One quote had been obtained some time ago for outer and interior camera and system upgrades, including additional recording capabilities to increase security at the school.
The camera upgrade would most likely need to be addressed in next year's budget, with Moriarty stating that the expected cost would be around $14,000.
Other budget items discussed were the replacement of hardware on the gymnasium doors, expected to cost between $12,000 to $13,000, potential replacement of the school van and replacement of the floor in the science room.
New board member installed
Numerous first meeting of the year items were addressed at the January meeting. Installation of new board member Mark Wiedeman was the first order of business, followed by election of board officers.
Mary Kuhn remains as board chairman. Vice chairman continues to be Chris Loppnow. The treasurer position will be filled by Troy Soiney and Crystal Adkins was elected as board clerk.
Board salaries remained unchanged, board officers receiving $850, directors $750 and $40 for each additional meeting.
The day and time of the monthly meeting remains as the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the school board room.
Committee assignments were approved.
The slate of designates was also approved, with the News-Record as official newspaper, Bank of the West and First Southeast Bank in Canton as depositories. Media outlets for school communications were approved, unchanged with KQYB, KNEI, KTTC, WIZM, KDEC, WKBT, WXOW, KIMT and KROC listed as official communication channels.
Superintendent search
Following the appointments and general housekeeping items standard at the first meeting of the year, extensive discussion took place regarding the search for a replacement for Superintendent Moriarty due to his upcoming retirement from his position with Mabel-Canton.
There was a review of potential candidates, presented by number rather than name to protect their identity. Moriarty suggested that the potential candidates should either have current licensure or be able to be licensed and have pertinent experience in order to meet the district's needs.
It was decided to contact two applicants for interviews, tentatively scheduled for Jan. 31. All board members will be present for the interviews as well as outgoing Superintendent Moriarty.
It was also noted that the business manager position has been posted.
Principal report
Nolte discussed the potential expansion of the computer program to include 45 additional computers for the senior class and incoming freshman students, with additional computers to possibly be made available the following year to the freshman class.
Expansion of the nook program in the elementary grades was also a goal presented to the board. Nolte stated that the proposal had been given to the Mabel Telephone Company for consideration. If approval for some assistance with the funding of the project is given, the cost to the district would be reduced.
Nolte also voiced appreciation for the support of the Mabel Telephone Company for their ongoing support in expanding the access to technology in the district by placing equipment in the hands of the students.
Nolte also led some discussion regarding the current cell phone policy. Nolte stated he felt there is some trend towards relaxing policy and expanding appropriate usage of cell phones within the school. Responsible use and structural scheduling of cell phones within the school day were discussed; no action was taken on this issue.
Other business
Leave requests were granted for Tina Swenson, who had requested five weeks of maternity leave, and for Heather Kleiboer for five unpaid personal days, from March 5 - 12.
The resolution directing the administration to present staff and program reductions proposals for the 2013-14 school year was approved. This resolution grants the principal and superintendent to make staffing changes. The recommendations would be presented at the February meeting and any potential reductions or staff changes would then be brought to the board meeting in March for approval.
Moriarty also reminded the board that the principal's contract has not been completed for the current year.
It was noted that there is reading improvement needed at the elementary level. The addition of approximately 18 hours per week to be filled by RTI is expected to help boost the reading skills in the elementary classrooms. Title funds will be used to fund the additional hours.
The change of the regular scheduled meeting in March was approved. The meeting will be held on March 26, at 7 in the board room.
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When it comes to Valentine's Day, I seem to be the only romantic in the Dallas Voice office. Valentine's Day was my anniversary.
To counter the lack of Valentine's Day cheer around here today — senior editor Tammy Nash and wife Sandra will be going to the gym together, advertising director Leo Cusimano did Valentine's things with his kids over the weekend, classifieds manager Greg Hoover thinks a poker game tonight might be fun — I spoke to Larry and KC Jansson. Fast becoming Dallas' most popular romantic couple, we featured them in the cover story of Friday's Dallas Voice.
"So of course you know we are romantics," Larry said.
Yesterday they checked into the W-Dallas hotel, where they held their wedding reception in December 2009.
"It was so cool to be here again," he said. "This place will always be special to us."
But of course that wasn't all of the romance.


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House convenes at 2 p.m.
Senate convenes at 3:00 p.m.
Appropriations. 9:00 a.m. in Committee Room 5. Agenda includes:
HB32 Dedicates a portion of mineral income from False River to operations, management, and improvements including aquatic weed management in the lake.
HB73 Provides for a 10% reduction of all state professional, personal, and consulting service contracts.
HB382 Creates a Volunteer Firefighter's Tuition Reimbursement program.
HB413 Dedicates a certain amount of mineral revenues from oil and gas production in and around Lake Bistineau to the operation and management of the lake.
HB421 Adds a fee at license renewal for contractors dedicated to certain schools of construction management or construction technology.
HB550 Creates the My Safe Louisiana Home Program within the Louisiana Housing Corporation and provides for funding of the program.
SB196 Provides for the annual reporting to the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget by departments and public postsecondary education management boards on enacted legislation with significant fiscal impact.
Civil Law & Procedure. 10:00 a.m. in Committee Room 4. Agenda includes:
SB62 Provides relative to small tutorship procedures.
SB114 Provides relative to protective custody orders in Jefferson Parish.
SB149 Provides for online certification of certain electronic records.
SB220 Provides for the "Louisiana Has Faith in Families" Act.
Commerce. 10:00 a.m. in Committee Room 1. Agenda includes:
SB38 Provides relative to distribution of certain monies as purses.
SB166 Provides relative to consumer litigation loans.
Transportation, Highways & Public Works. 9:30 a.m. in Committee Room 3. Agenda includes:
HB165 Permits employees of the La. Fire and Emergency Training Institute to drive vehicles without a commercial driver's license (CDL) in the course and scope of their employment.
HCR109 Requests that the United States Army Corps of Engineers maintain a minimum of 9 foot deep by 200 foot wide channel to allow safe and reliable barge transportation on the J. Bennett Johnston Waterway.
SB65 Exempts the New Orleans Aviation Board from certain restrictions on the use of construction managers or third-party consultants.
SB103 Provides for issuance of an economic and medical hardship driver's license in certain situations.
SB160 Identifies which Department of Public Works is referenced in certain groundwater conservation districts.
SB215 Provides for ferries on the Mississippi River.
SB218 Prohibits DOTD from collecting fines from persons not paying tolls on the Crescent City Connection.
SCR39 Provides for the comprehensive study and evaluation of Louisiana's levee districts and other water resource boards.
Ways and Means. 9:00 a.m. in Committee Room 6. Agenda includes:
HB163 Requires that certain repairs to tangible personal property be excluded from state sales and use taxes and sales and use taxes in East Feliciana Parish.
HB268 Authorizes an income tax deduction for taxpayers who employ certain qualified disabled individuals.
HB283 Provides relative to tax credits for state-certified musical or theatrical productions and state-certified infrastructure projects.
HB331 Provides with respect to the amount of assessed valuation at which the homestead exemption applies.
HB431 Provides relative to bonds issued by political subdivisions.
HB516 Provides with respect to the Ernest N. Morial New Orleans Exhibition Hall Authority.
HB599 Provides relative to the tax credit for rehabilitation of historic commercial structures.
HB693 Authorizes the use of motion picture investor tax credits against corporation franchise and severance taxes.
HB694 Establishes criteria for participation in the Enterprise Zone Program for the receipt of tax credits and rebate payments.
SB28 Provides relative to the inspection of assessment lists and the notification and review of property tax assessments by the board of review in Orleans Parish.
SB51 Provides relative to municipal and parish actions, liens, and proceedings for violations of public health, housing and certain other ordinances.
SB56 Constitutional amendment to exclude owners who are permanently totally disabled from the requirement that they annually certify to the assessor the amount of their adjusted gross income in order to receive the Special Assessment Level.
SB144 Provides for renewal of certain tax exemptions once granted.
SB169 Provides an exemption from sales tax on the sale of meals to staff and patients of nursing homes and adult residential care providers.
SB175 Creates a fund to pay group insurance premiums for retired assessors and employees in Orleans Parish.
SB250 Provides for donations from personal income tax for the Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Inc., through a checkoff box on state income tax returns.
SB255 Limits the solar energy systems tax credit to one for each residence or for each dwelling unit in a residential rental apartment project.
Retirement. 1:00 p.m. in Committee Room E. Agenda includes:
HB22 Provides relative to the calculation of final average compensation in the Sheriffs' Pension and Relief Fund.
HB36 Provides relative to the transfer of service credit into the Sheriffs' Pension and Relief Fund.
HB37 Requires promulgation of actuarial assumptions by the board of trustees for the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System.
HB38 Provides relative to employee contributions in the Registrars of Voters Employees' Retirement System.
HB39 Provides relative to retirement eligibility and benefits for new members of the La. Assessors' Retirement System.
HB46 Authorizes a cost-of-living adjustment for certain retirees of the La. School Employees' Retirement System and their beneficiaries.
HCR2 Suspends provisions of law providing for the Cash Balance Plan in certain retirement systems.
SB17 Provides relative to funding of state retirement systems.
Finance. 9:30 a.m. in Committee Room A-B. Agenda includes:
Overview and discussion of the FY 13-14 executive budget for the following:
Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Recovery School District.
LSU Health Sciences Center-Shreveport.
LSU Agricultural Center.
Pennington Biomedical Research Center.


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It is 15 months before the first round of the Indonesian presidential election but the incumbent, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, entered lame duck territory some time ago.
He cannot contest again, having almost finished his second term. But this vast country with 175 million electors has all but moved on from his decade in power, judging him weak and indecisive.
Political positioning for his successor has become a national obsession and Australia's political elites, who have found SBY outward-looking and easy to work with, are watching closely.
SBY's party is so racked with corruption scandals it cannot even name a potential candidate, and all but one of the other pretenders constitute a rogue's gallery of Suharto-era generals, businessmen and politicians.
''What we have is bad apples,'' says Philips Vermonte of Indonesia's Centre for Strategic and International Studies, ''but we have to eat them.''
Prabowo Subianto
The favourite is a former army hard man with a murky past who, if he were to apply for a visitor's visa to Australia, would probably be rejected because of human rights violations.
But Prabowo, the former head of army special forces unit Kopassus, has spent the past five years civilising his image within Indonesia and is leading in most polls - as unreliable as these can be.
The head of his own political party, Gerindra, Prabowo projects decisiveness, in contrast to the dithering incumbent.
With talk of ''better-guided democracy'' he prompts voters to reminisce about the Suharto era, now viewed by many in rose-coloured retrospect as a time when things simply got done without the noise and mess of the present era.
Despite the huge wealth of the family business, which is bankrolling his tilt at the presidency, Prabowo styles himself as a simple goat farmer at heart, a man of the common people.
But all his hard work and money cannot keep the past from spilling into the present.
Several tours of duty in East Timor have led to a number of disputed accounts about his involvement in massacres, but it is the chaos surrounding the fall of Suharto in 1998 that gave rise to the most serious questions over his character.
As students led the widespread marches against the government that year, Prabowo had nine protesters kidnapped and tortured. He has admitted to that, and was dishonourably discharged from the army as a result. But he continues to deny responsibility for 13 other students who are missing, presumed dead.
Witnesses say Prabowo was active in whipping up anti-Chinese riots that killed 1000 people and prompted 168 reports of rape.
Prabowo was also accused of massing his troops in Jakarta in preparation for a coup against Suharto's successor, B.J. Habibie. Prabowo has regularly said since then that he could have launched such a coup but did not because he had too much respect for the constitution.
Recently he has added a joke to the patter, saying: ''Now, considering the condition of [the country] today, I regret not having done that.''
An Australian Department of Foreign Affairs spokesman said visits to Australia by Indonesian politicians ''play an important role'' in fostering mutual understanding, but declined to comment on whether Prabowo would be admitted. The United States is not so shy: he is on its blacklist.
Governments in both countries are pragmatic enough to lift any travel restrictions if Prabowo becomes president, but it does not mean they will like it.
Aburizal Bakrie
Bakrie is the second of the top three candidates. But this is less to do with his popularity (which is abysmal) than with the fact that he heads the Golkar party, the former party of Suharto and still an electoral juggernaut. Bakrie's woes come from his manifold and murky business dealings.
At one time the richest man in Indonesia, he has since dropped out of the top 40, but Bakrie & Brothers, founded on natural resources and property, is still a massive enterprise with a market capitalisation of about $10 billion. You do not get rich in Indonesia without some skeletons, and Bakrie has at least the expected number.
London financier Nathaniel Rothschild tied himself to Bakrie in a business deal that went badly wrong and last year he accused the Bakries of ''disappearing'' $1 billion from their joint London-listed company, Bumi Resources. Even the Bakries agree $US394 million has gone missing.
Twice the Bakrie company has been bailed out of near bankruptcy. It has a remarkable ability to avoid paying international debts or local taxes. In an argument over tax, Bakrie was accused of paying a $7 million bribe through a corrupt official to avoid a much larger settlement and of hounding the country's popular and competent finance minister, Sri Mulyani Indrawati, out of the country in 2010. She is now a managing director of the World Bank.
But Bakrie's biggest crime in the eyes of ordinary Indonesians is that in 2006 an entire town in East Java, Sidoarjo, disappeared under the world's biggest mud volcano, caused, according to scientific evidence, by negligent drilling by a Bakrie-linked company.
The Bakries have since relied on a ruling by the country's Supreme Court to argue they were not at fault, but they have agreed to pay compensation to 9000 desperate and displaced villagers. Despite regular protests from the victims, the compensation payment remains $83 million short.
Last year Bakrie visited Australia as part of an attempt to appear statesmanlike. Dr Marcus Mietzner, of the Australian National University's college of Asia and the Pacific, spent time with him on that trip, saying he was ''pretty impressive'' talking to academics and economists because ''he enjoys robust intellectual debate with counterparts he considers of equal or similar status''.
''But he is clearly uncomfortable when forced to make small talk with farmers or fishermen in dirty villages under the scorching sun. That's just not his world.''
Megawati Sukarnoputri
The hardy perennial in the faux presidential race is Megawati, the daughter of Indonesia's founding president, Sukarno. She regularly polls about 20 per cent, but her two failed presidential bids in 2004 and 2009 suggest to most that she will never get much above that.
She was widely considered indecisive and unpopular as president between 2001 and 2004 (she was never elected, but stepped up from vice-president when predecessor Abdurrahman Wahid was impeached).
She cannot seem to decide if she wants to run in 2014 for her PDIP party, and even her outspoken husband, Taufiq Kiemas, opposes her candidacy. He prefers their daughter, Puan Maharani, whom most Indonesians believe is not up to the task.
Joko Widodo
On current indications, the most popular politician in Indonesia, and the one with the best chance of a runaway win, is the new governor of Jakarta, universally known as Jokowi.
Jokowi is the former mayor of Solo in central Java and has been running Jakarta - where he confronts the highest expectations and the most entrenched problems - only for six months, so he has little record to speak of apart from a popular healthcare card and some ideas about reducing flooding.
In his early 40s, he is a generation younger than the Suharto-era hangovers who lead the other parties and he's universally regarded as clean of their taint of corruption.
But he is a member of Megawati's party, and she may yet be determined to run herself. If his public comments are to be trusted, he has no desire for the post. Wise heads are urging him to seek the office now while he is still popular, and not wait until he is bested by Jakarta's intractable dysfunction.


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Schoolchildren taught about dangers of drink
8:10am Sunday 10th February 2013
8:10am Sunday 10th February 2013
YOUNG people in Bolton are having their first taste of alcohol at the age of 12 or 13, a survey has revealed.
But fewer children in the town are drinking compared with the average for the region, according to figures from the North West Public Health Observatory.
Bolton's specialist substance misuse service for young people, 360°, which focuses particularly on alcohol, offers sessions to primary schools by request and to secondary schools.
Healthy schools coordinator Marie Bisset, who helps run sessions in schools, said: "Young people are drinking less than they were in Bolton.
"There are now more young people who are not drinking and it looks like it's a downward trend. People are aware of the damage alcohol can do, whereas before they might have just thought drinking was a laugh."
Informal sessions at schools are run by NHS Bolton's healthy schools team and sex and relationship education staff, and are tailored to particular age groups.
Alcohol education for 12 and 13-year-olds involves learning about the effects of alcohol, while older children learn how alcohol can fuel aggression or give someone the courage to handle an unsafe situation.
Year 11 pupils are taught how to look after someone when drunk, including putting them in the recovery position, and shown pictures of alcohol and asked to guess what the equivalent calorie count would be in sweet treats.
One image shown to students is a picture of half a bottle of vodka, which, drunk with Coke, would be the equivalent of eating chips, a Snickers, Twix and Mars chocolate bars and a Cadbury's Creme Egg.
Mrs Bissett said: "Primary schoolchildren will say alcohol is terrible, but then there's definitely a shift in attitude in about Year Nine.
"It is probably in Year Eight or Nine that they are starting to have a sip of alcohol.
The attitude changes from 'I am never going to drink' to it's a bit of a thrill."
She said she advises children to delay their drinking until later in life and to drink safely.
Mrs Bissett added: "Some really young children have said 'if you drink alcohol you get hit'.
"If they are seeing domestic violence when somebody has a drink then they can make different choices."
The education sessions can be tailored to fit issues in the community, such as when there is a rise in alcohol-related A&E admissions or arrests.
Jayne Littler, Bolton's strategic commissioning and development manager for public health, said: "When young people drink they are more likely to do something silly.
"They might do things like agree to sex or go further than they want to.
"The most difficult thing is trying to get young people to understand the longterm health problems of drinking."
The women said, from their experience, young people drink strong drinks such as cider and vodka, and they tend to drink at home as they know they will not be able to get access to alcohol anywhere else.
But Mrs Littler added: "The majority of young people are brilliant and want to enjoy themselves sensibly and safely."
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Brandon Bird: "Man of Tomorrow"
Brandon Bird is truly a man of the people. While painters around the world line up, easel in hand and beret at the ready, in front of picturesqe landscapes and bowls of fruit Brandon has his ear to the ground. He knows what we want and is not afraid to give it to us. Even if what we want is Rod Stewart. If you visit his site you'll find tons of fabulous paintings of Chuck Norris, Christopher Walken, and, may personal favorite, Bea Arthur. Each one is totally silly and perfect. We chose to tag the Rod Stewart painting in particular because it has, by far, the best description of all: "This was a commission. Which means the biggest "wtf?" about this is that someone out there--and I don't want to name names--likes Rod Stewart."


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When the weather is warm and bodies gravitate outdoors, having an outdoor space can enhance outdoor living.
Angie's List asked highly rated landscaping companies about popular outdoor living spaces.
- Outdoor fireplace: You can choose many different options from elegant to inexpensive options for a fire feature – a chimenea, fire pit, fire bowl, or traditional fireplace, all fueled by different means. Whether you have small children or not, safety should always be the No. 1 concern. Consider a locking ring that allows you to padlock your fireplace in the "off" position.
- Adding hardscape features: Permanent elements of the landscape such as patios, walkways, retaining/sitting walls, etc. make outdoor space usable and are easy to maintain.
- Outdoor patios: From installing concrete to pavers to stone, there are almost limitless options when it comes to designing an outdoor patio for your yard.
- Adding a deck: A deck is another option for providing your family with additional space for outdoor enjoyment. Decks can be built to any size or design. Most are constructed from wood building materials, however composite materials which are manufactured from plastic and wood fibers are becoming more popular.
- Pergolas & gazebos: A popular choice for homeowners who want to create an intimate outdoor space similar to an enclosed room in their home.
- Outdoor kitchens: This space is typically focused around a grill, pizza oven, or hearth. If enough space is available, an outdoor kitchen can include everything that an indoor kitchen has. The first step in designing an outdoor cooking space is to determine how much space can be devoted to it.
Angie's List Tips: Getting your outdoor project started:
- Check rules and regulations: Before building your outdoor living space, check about rules/regulations and/or if permits are needed .For example, since decks are designed to be attached to the home, they are considered to be permanent structures of the property. For this reason, it is necessary for your contractor to obtain building permits and follow zoning regulations. And most regulations require a built-in fire pit to be installed at least 25 feet from the home.
- Who to hire? The construction and installation of your outdoor kitchen may require the assistance of a team of professionals. For a complete outdoor kitchen with appliances and functioning sinks, homeowners might need the services of a plumber, an electrician, mason and general contractor to oversee the entire project. A landscaper can help make the transition from the outdoor kitchen to the rest of the yard.
- Set your goals. It's important to establish the reason for your outdoor project, and what you hope to accomplish. Do you want to create an outdoor space for enjoying meals with the family, or do you want to line your yard with attention-grabbing scenery? Your project will go a lot smoothly if you clearly state your goals to the contractor.
- Establish a budget: Adding outdoor elements can cost under $100 all the way to thousands of dollars. For the majority of homeowners working within a budget, it makes good sense to plan a project in phases. For example, say you can only afford to do the fire pit this year, you should have cutoff points within the plan so if you don't implement phase two or three, it doesn't look like something that's incomplete.
- Create something you will use. What's the point of spending a bunch of money on a project if you're never home, or you don't like being outside? Landscaping will increase your home's curb appeal, but if you opt for more ambitious projects like installing a pond or a paver patio, you should make an effort to use them.
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Booby Traps Series: How a History of Sexual Abuse Affects Breastfeeding
If Penny Simkin, author of When Survivors Give Birth, is right, between 25% and 40% of all women may be survivors of early sexual abuse. And if that's the case, many women of child-bearing age may face an often invisible … Continue reading
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Aurora Community Theatre will "attend the tale of Sweeney Todd" starting July 5.
The musical, by Stephen Sondheim, with book by Hugh Wheeler, it tells the story of barber Benjamin Barker, who was imprisoned on trumped-up charges for 15 years. He has returned with a new moniker and a thirst for revenge. Along with Nellie Lovett, a pie shop owner, he exacts his retribution on just about anyone unfortunate to cross his path.
Claudia Lillibridge makes her ACT directorial debut with "Sweeney Todd," while John Krol returns as music director.
Thomas Love of Shaker Heights, who plays the title role, said he usually wouldn't have auditioned for one show so soon after wrapping up another, but couldn't resist the opportunity.
"I just did 'Les Miserables' in Shaker, and had no intention of doing another show so soon," Love said. "I've done 'Sweeney Todd' before, where I played the Beadle. This is a bucket list role for me. The music is spectacular, and the character is so unusual for musical theater. A sympathetic serial killer is unusual."
Mike Rogan of Highland Heights, who plays the villainous Judge Turpin, said playing this role has been "on the top of my list."
"He's a purely evil character," Rogan said. "I get all the good lines."
Andy Novak of Aurora, who plays Anthony Hope, said that he sees his character as the contrast to Sweeney Todd.
"Anthony is basically the light and the hope of the show," Novak said. "He is a very hopeful character, in contrast to the darkness in Sweeney. This is a role I've wanted to play for a long time. I've never really played a romantic lead before. I've played character roles. I'm also a huge fan of Stephen Sondheim. He blends the two different worlds of the dramatic and the music together like no other composer can."
Shannon Eller of Macedonia, who plays the Beggar Woman, said that she played Johanna, Turpin's young ward, about 20 years ago in Youngstown. In this production, Johanna is played by Carolyn Voorhees.
"I've wanted to play the Beggar Woman ever since," she said. "I auditioned for the role a couple years ago. There are musical challenges and acting challenges. I usually play a leading lady or a damsel in distress, so I wanted to play a character who was 180 degrees from what I usually play."
Ann Nyenhuis of Twinsburg, who plays Mrs. Nellie Lovett, said the role was "a bucket list role" for her.
"I have a vocal performance degree from Kent State," she said. "I've been doing theater all my life."
Other featured actors include Justin Roth as Tobias Ragg, Jon Baley as Beadle Bamford, Michael Guffey as Adolfo Pirelli/Danny O'Higgins and T. J. Hayes as Jonas Fogg. The ensemble includes Jesse Bergoine, Madeline Cuckow, Heather Gosnell, Avery Bounds, Ryan Roark, Tom Emerick, Becky Grano, Nick Alder and Emma Weihe.
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The publication, this year in its 27th year, always provides those fascinated by the town's history a riveting read.
Published by the Bromsgrove Society, the latest edition features fascinating articles and is illustrated with pictures to bring them to life.
The issue includes articles from Will Lammas, Victor Crawford and Gwynneth Breillat, which focus on farming, banking, and how the treatment of children in hospital has changed over the years.
There is also an interesting article, written by Robin Shaw, on the Clock House that stood in Fockbury, near Bournheath, until it was demolished.
The house's history is explored, including the period when Bromsgrove's most famous son, AE Housman, lived there during his teenage years.
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Bromsgrove Society president John Weston said books on Bromsgrove have become harder to purchase, following the closure of Waterstones, but on December 1 and 8, between 9am-4pm, Bromsgrove Library in Stratford Road will have a sale of new and nearly new local books, including the new edition of the Rousler.
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TWO Taunton School students have received prestigious awards in very different fields.
Sixth former Carly Brown has been awarded the Zoological Society of London's prestigious Prince Philip Award and Marsh Prize, for her project: 'Can the common garden snail see in colour?' She will be presented with a certificate and a £600 cheque at the society's headquarters in Regent's Park, London, in June.
Taunton School's biology department will also receive a certificate and the society's Prince Philip Medal.
Carly's 2,000-word study involved placing snails in "choice chambers" into which coloured lights were shone and their movements were recorded.
Carly said more than half the snails moved towards the red light, adding: "There's more work to do but there is obviously something they prefer about red light."
Meanwhile, pianist Mickey Li has been awarded the Diploma of The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music for Performance (Piano), which he took at the Royal College of Music.
The qualification is globally recognised as equivalent to first-year undergraduate level, with the exam challenging the performer to give a recital from memory, a detailed viva-voce from the specialist examiners, a quick study test and the submission of researched programme notes.
Taunton School headmaster Dr John Newton congratulated both students.
He said: "Mickey has been nothing but totally dedicated to his music since he arrived from his prep school. I am full of admiration for his enormous skills and determination. He is wonderful performer.
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Gaelle Frey lobbied School District 70 trustees not to close a school in the Alberni Valley and now she's on the other end of the decision making.
Frey was elected as a school board trustee after taking 206 out of 694 votes in Saturday's by-election. Her next nearest competitor – Nav Sharma – took 143 votes. Results won't be made official by the ACRD until Wednesday. Frey will sworn in at the end of the month.
"I'm surprised by the margin I won by. I knew I had a lot of support but I didn't think it was that much," Frey said. "I appreciate everyone's support and belief in me."
Former trustee Kelly Hepp, Cathy Braiden and Mike McLeman were runners up in the by-election.
"A lot of people, parents and staff at Wood Elementary School know me, and they know I'm dedicated, hard working and that I never give up," Frey said. "And I like to think I have my finger on the pulse of what's going on in schools."
Now that she's in, Frey says she's going to familiarize herself with the obligations and responsibilities of a trustee.
She isn't unfamiliar with public bodies and has been involved with community politics for some time. She's a board member on Alberni Valley Minor Soccer, is involved with Wood school's PAC, and coaches three soccer teams.
Frey didn't have a campaign platform per se during the election, and instead spoke consistently against school closure in the Alberni Valley. "I don't think that is going to go away and we need to work towards a positive solution," she said.
She was also one of the first to speak against the idea of school closure when trustees first broached it three years ago.
Another critical issue Frey wants to devote time to is educational assistants in school. She volunteers to help students with math and English, and sees first hand how overwhelmed teachers are. "There needs to be more support for them in classes. I know first hand because I see it and I want to work to do something about it," she said.


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Well as some of you may know, a group of us have been playing a game called Nexus War and seeing as we're now getting settled down and more into this, we're looking to bolster our ranks with more Uncyclopedians. Nexus War is a browser-based MMORPG (so it's playable for those you you without the best computers) and even though it's quite basic it's pretty addictive. Our faction (The Uncyclopedian Forces) is only open to Uncyclopedians and so that leaves us with a problem in gathering new members. If anyone is interested please sign yourself up on our page or come have a chat with us on our IRC channel (#unforces).
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- Honestly, you could've been a bit slyer than just changing the date if you wanted this bumped, Bonner. Personally, I would've added an actual comment to the thread, or edited nothing at all, just adding a space or something. Better yet, fix a typo or something. THAT'S how to bump a forum topic. - P.M., WotM, & GUN, Sir Led Balloon (Tick Tock) (Contribs) 20:25, Oct 18
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I played Runescape, once upon a time. 32 levels later, I swore to never again play an online browser-based RPG. I can never go back now. There are just.... too many painful memories. P.M., WotM, & GUN, Sir Led Balloon (Tick Tock) (Contribs) 15:29, Oct 4
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Carly Glynn, a sophomore, died suddenly Feb. 10.
Ingham County Medical Examiner Dr. Joyce DeJong said the bacteria likely caused a fatal systemic infection. When meningococcal bacteria attack the brain it is called meningitis. An investigation by the Ingham County Health Department identified 15 people who may have had close contact with Glynn. Glynn lived in the Snyder-Phillips residential hall. All received preventive medications. There have been no new cases of meningococcal disease associated with this case. The bacteria are spread through very close contact such as sharing water bottles or kissing.
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IRVINE - The representatives of UC Irvine's student body have urged the school to divest itself of investments in companies whose products they say support anti-Palestinian Israeli policies, it was announced today.
The Associated Students of UC Irvine voted 16-0 Tuesday night for a resolution urging the university to withdraw its investments from Caterpillar, General Electric, Hewlett Packard, Raytheon, "and other companies profiting from human rights violations in the occupied territories," a statement said.
The targeted companies have sustained Israel's occupation by providing materials used to build Israeli settlements on the West Bank and military checkpoints, the resolution said. GE, it said, manufactures engines for U.S.- made Apache helicopters, which the resolution said have been used in attacks that represent "war crimes" because they involved civilians.
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"The decision ... clearly shows the strength and integrity of students utilizing their collective power to protect human rights on a global scale and I stand firmly by the students who believe it is their responsibility to have a voice on matters that urge the UC to be an institution that treasures human dignity," said Associated Student President Traci Ishigo.
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Project DayDream's upcoming production RENT will open the local arts organization's summer production season tonight, June 26 at The Congregational Church of Birmingham (CCB), an Open and Affirming congregation in Bloomfield Hills.
Notes director Tiffany Victoria Sims of her partnership with The Congregational Church of Birmingham, "We are proud to be affiliated with an organization that not only supports arts education companies such as ours, but also serves as a safe haven for our students. CCB has opened their doors to us for rehearsals for the last ten years, and we are now delighted to use this space to perform our shows."
RENT is set in the East Village of New York City, and this revolutionary rock musical is a retelling of the classic Puccini opera, La Bohème. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, RENT has become a cultural phenomenon with a story that resonates with audiences of all ages.
Tiffany Victoria Sims, Founder and Artistic Director of Project DayDream, highlights RENT as a change in her organization's history of family-friendly shows. "RENT deals with often controversial topics such as homelessness, AIDS, and drug addiction. We wanted to give our performers an opportunity to learn about these issues, and to perform the show in a venue where we can help increase tolerance and understanding. It is also very fitting that we are performing RENT in June, the month for LGBT pride. We look forward to sharing this inspiring story of acceptance that will help teach both performers and audience members to be proud of who they are."
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