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AT&T is moving away from unlimited-data plans on its cellphones and will begin charging new customers depending on the amount of data they use, the Journal reported Wednesday morning.
The move seems likely to mark the end of unlimited data for users — and Wall Street analysts described it as positive for the entire industry.
As high-powered smart phones have become more popular, data usage has surged, taxing the networks that must handle that traffic. AT&T has benefited from its exclusive deal to carry the iPhone in the U.S., but it has faced complaints about its strained network, particularly in large cities like New York and San Francisco.
For more than a year, industry executives have faced questions from analysts about when they would begin charging based on data usage — a setup known as a tiered-pricing model. The idea behind tiered pricing is that it will discourage people from using so much data that the network is taxed, and that it will give the carriers the flexibility to charge more for data as usage becomes even heavier in the future.
"Tiered smartphone data pricing is positive for the entire communications industry" and will provide "long-term revenue growth" as data usage continues to grow, Oppenheimer analyst Timothy Horan wrote on Wednesday.
The new plan "will help the company limit, or at least get compensated for, abusive usage," Credit Suisse analyst Jonathan Chaplin wrote. Although current users can stay on the $30-per-month unlimited data plan, the new plan charges $15 a month for 200 megabytes of data and $25 a month for 2 gigabytes. Users who exceed 2GB a month can pay $10 for an additional gigabyte. AT&T said 98% of its customers use less than 2 GB of data per month, and analysts expect the new pricing to be well-received.
"Anyone who is using more [than 2 GB] and complains publicly can be labeled as an abuser and blamed for some of the company's poor network performance," Macquarie analyst Phil Cusick wrote. Barclays analysts pointed out that the 2% of customers who use more than 2 GB of data a month account for about 25% of AT&T's data volume.
The fact that current customers can stay on the unlimited plan should limit backlash among heavy users of data. Those users will have to drop down to the 2GB plan, though, if they want to use "tethering" on the iPhone, a new feature that will cost an additional $20 a month and will allow them to use their phone as a modem for another device.
There are two big concerns among analysts about AT&T's new plan — whether it will lower the average amount of money AT&T is getting for each user and whether other carriers will follow suit.
Most analysts think AT&T's average revenue per customer will be lowered in the near term, although AT&T said it expects only minimal impact to its revenue for 2010.
"In a worst case scenario, we believe there could be a more meaningful impact over time" if much of AT&T's user base migrates down to a cheaper plan, wrote J.P. Morgan analyst Mike McCormack.
AT&T's idea, though, is that as more people use more data on their phones, they won't want to stay on these cheaper plans and will pay more for more data. Analysts were quick to theorize that AT&T had structured its pricing so that many of its users were on the cusp of using more than 200MB. "Many of these 'fringe' users are likely to take the 2GB plan," lessening the potential blow to AT&T's income, Mr. McCormack wrote.
The $15 plan could also persuade some users to buy a data plan when they otherwise wouldn't have, which could provide a boost for AT&T.
The expectation among most analysts is that other carriers like Verizon will follow AT&T's lead, although Sprint told the Journal on Wednesday that it is not considering moving away from an unlimited plan. The other carriers also currently charge $30 for unlimited data, and it could be hard for them to argue that low-data users should stay on a more expensive plan. And if Verizon doesn't follow AT&T's lead, Barclays analyst James Ratcliffe wrote, it could create a problem for Verizon as customers who know they are very high users could migrate to the carrier and overload its network.
Readers, how much data do you use on your phone each month, and what do you think of the new plan for consumers and for the telecom industry?


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Many of the children lost their homes and even family members in the hurricane. Around 10,000 kids were sent to Texas to live in temporary homes.
They don't know how long they'll be living there, but schools are doing all they can to make the kids feel welcome.
Meanwhile, a massive clean-up operation is underway in neighbouring Louisiana.
The mayor of the badly-affected city of New Orleans has ordered everyone not involved with the rescue operation to be forcibly removed.
City officials say the floodwater has been contaminated with raw sewage, dead bodies, fuel and chemicals, and it's not safe for people to stay there.
Engineers have been pumping water out of the city, but some experts say this could take up to 80 days.
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As far back as last April, we reported that Sharp was working on a technology that would produce 3-D images on a handset without the use of special glasses. As the year progressed, the manufacturer said that it would have such a phone ready by the end of the year and now it seems that they have delivered on this.
Sharp today introduced two Android models that offer glasses-free 3-D. Both models are powered by Android 2.2 and are equipped with 3.8 inch screens with resolution of 800x 480. The pair, the Sharp Galapagos 003SH and the Sharp Galapagos 005SH, both have a 1GHz Snapdragon processor under the hood. The latter offers a QWERTY keyboard and an 8MP camera while the former lacks the QWERTY but features a 9.6MP camera. Both phones are capable of 720p HD video capture. Video game maker Capcom will be bundling some 3-D games with the phones such as Mega Man, Resident Evil and Ghosts 'n Goblins.
The 003SH will be launched in Japan sometime next month with the 005SH expected to be available in February. Sharp has not made any comment on whether or not these handsets will make it to the States and the rest of the globe.
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1. Rawrzellers (Posts: 224; Member since: 22 Aug 2010)
Of course japan is getting it. America will get this 6 years later for 9 times the price Japan will offer it for.
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3 bedroom semi-detached house for saleStoney Lane, Yardley, Birmingham B25
Offers in Region of £158,995
Property Description
Key features
- Semi Detached House
- Three Bedrooms
- Two Reception Rooms
- Kitchen
- Conservatory
- First Floor Bathroom
- Large Rear Garden
- Drive
- No Upward Chain
Full description
A well presented semi detached house, briefly comprising; Entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, conservatory, three bedrooms and first floor bathroom. The accommodation benefits from central heating and double glazing where stated. Outside there is a drive to the front and a large rear garden.
Entrance Hall
Front door opening to Entrance hall, having ceiling light point, coving to ceiling, understairs cupboard and storage and recessed storage area, radiator, stairs to first floor, opaque double glazed window to side, laminate floor covering.
14' 3" x 11' 11" (4.34m x 3.63m) (max measurements and into bay window) Having ceiling light point, coving to ceiling , picture rail, radiator, feature fireplace, double glazed bay window to front.
Dining Room
12' 2" x 11' 4" (3.71m x 3.45m) (11'4 max) Having ceiling light point, electric fire in feature surround, exposed wooden floorboards, double glazed double doors to;
8' 7" x 8' 1" (2.62m x 2.46m) Having ceiling light point, double glazed windows and double doors to rear garden, ceramic tiled floor covering.
8' 4" x 6' 1" (2.54m x 1.85m) (max measurements include fitted units) Having a range of fitted base and wall units with roll edge worktops and inset sink and drainer. Tiling to walls, ceiling light point, coving to ceiling, double glazed window to rear, glazed door to;
Side Utilty Wc
26' 10" x 6' 7" (8.18m x 2.01m) (6'7 max reduces to 3'3) Having worktop, plumbing and space for washing machine, tiling floor covering, wash hand basin. Door to store, door to WC and door to rear garden. Door to Front.
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Having ceiling light point, double glazed window to side, doors to;
12' 3" x 11' 5" (3.73m x 3.48m) (11'5 max) Having ceiling light point, picture rail, coving to ceiling, radiator, double glazed window to rear.
12' 0" x 10' 11" (3.66m x 3.33m) (10'11 max) Having ceiling light point, ceiling light point, coving to ceiling , picture rail, double glazed window to front, radiator.
8' 6" x 6' 9" (2.59m x 2.06m) Having ceiling light point, coving to ceiling, picture rail, radiator, double glazed window to front.
Having a three piece suite comprising; Corner bath with shower over, wc and pedestal wash hand basin. Ceiling light point, coving to ceiling, loft hatch, radiator, opaque double glazed window to rear. Tiling to walls.
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A particular feature of the property is a generous sized mature rear garden, which comprises lawn , shrub beds and two ponds.
Gravel drive to front providing off road parking.
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Over the past fourteen weeks I have run about 150 miles. With one foot in front of the other, at a pace just slightly faster than a brisk walk, I'm creeping towards my goal of running the Mini Marathon. My feet, to my great amazement, have carried me through snow and rain, over hills, under bridges, across busy intersections, along quiet trails and triumphantly across finish lines both real and imagined. With just about a week to go until the big show, it's time to leave the struggles of training behind, and reflect on all of those little supporting factors that've been like a wind blowing me forward. I won't bore you with the details about the clinch songs on my iPod, my snazzy new running shoes, or the discovery of some stuff called GU. What I would like to tell you about is my favorite mile…
To find some extra motivation for my long runs, I signed up for a Mini Marathon training program with a local runners' organization. What I didn't realize at the time is that the training run they sponsor each week uses the White River Tow Path which runs right through the IMA campus. Bonus!
I'm always a little nervous for the long runs; I worry about not being able to run the full distance, getting attacked by geese, or tripping off the path and falling into the Canal (it could happen!) What I never have to worry about, thanks to that interlude between Michigan Road and 38th Street, is being bored. The view of the IMA campus from the Tow Path feels like a little secret that not many people are in on. That little stretch of path is witness to one of the most alive places in the whole city!
On the west side of the path, I've been watching the construction in 100 Acres Art Park really start to heat up. In January and February the Visitor's Pavilion started to take shape, a shape that for me conjures thoughts of Amazon stilt houses. A few footfalls further south along the path I could see a major excavation and mysterious wall being put it. I solved the mystery by going to the 100 Acres web page and looking at the proposals for the art installations, confirming my suspicion that the work is for Alfredo Jaar's Park of Laments. I can't wait to meditate on Jaar's work when it is complete. To be honest, thoughts of laments while attempting to endure my very first ten mile run were a little heavy, it's better to keep positive…
As winter's bareness melted into spring, my view of the 100 Acres action became obscured in green. I shifted my attention to the east side of the path. I've been watching in wonder as the Oldfields-Lilly House and gardens come to life. I love imagining the amazing parties that might have taken place on the back patio of the Lilly house. In my mind there is always live music, tons of lanterns and comely ladies in pretty dresses. I like thinking about young couples getting wedding pictures taken with the spring brilliance as their backdrop.
My own memories come to mind as I look up at the main building. I fondly recall watching a movie on the terrace with friends on a hot Friday night a couple of summers ago, and an electric kiss I once received in the contemporary glass gallery on the third floor. Usually I visit the museum to make memories, but when I run by I feel as though I'm visiting my memories.
Now I've been to the IMA countless times, as a student, an art lover, shopper, and even as a movie buff. I've seen artist talks, gone to special exhibits, been on romantic dates and have picnicked in the gardens. The key thing about all of my past experiences is that the IMA has been my destination. On my training runs I am merely a passer-by, and a sweaty, tired, half delirious passer-by at that. It turns out that novel perspective has become an experience all its own.
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5 Responses to "Impressions of a Passer-by"
anonymous Says:
May 3rd, 2010 at 11:21 am
Makes me want to put on my running shoes…
Megan Says:
May 3rd, 2010 at 12:48 pm
I really like seeing and learning about this part of your life. Good luck next week.
Jamie Says:
May 3rd, 2010 at 1:17 pm
What a first blog, Katie! I enjoyed the read very much.
Khristie Says:
May 3rd, 2010 at 5:33 pm
You really are an amazing writer. I love your attention to detail. Great job.
Thomas Says:
August 12th, 2010 at 6:30 pm
Katie great first blog! While coming on the part about your fear of getting attacked by geese I let out a little snort of uncontrollable laughter much to the annoyance of the other library patrons in the Quiet Room -yes several people looked up at me. After reading this and your other three blogs I'm inspired to experience it for myself. It seems a visit to the IMA is long overdue.


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WIMBLEDON, England -- The unseeded pair of Jurgen Melzer of Austria and Philipp Petzschner of Germany have won the Wimbledon men's doubles title for their first Grand Slam championship.
They beat 16th-seeded Robert Lindstedt of Sweden and Romania's Horia Tecau 6-1, 7-5, 7-5 Saturday.
This is the first season Melzer and Petzschner have teamed up in doubles. They are the first unseeded team to win the title since qualifiers Stephen Huss and Wesley Moodie did it in 2005.
Tecau lost both of his service games in the opening set, and Lindstedt was then broken for the set. The second set went with serve until 6-5, when Tecau was broken at love.
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SHAMED Jeremy Clarkson has driven his former mistress off the next Top Gear tour – in an apparent attempt to save his "strained" marriage.
The petrolhead presenter, 50, enjoyed nights in hotels in Norway and Australia with blonde Phillipa Sage, 42, on the show's last tour earlier this year.
Motormouth Clarkson even wrote about his lover in newspaper columns.
But when Top Gear's next world tour starts in Birmingham on November 11, Phillipa will no longer be on board as part of the crew.
A source on Top Gear Live told the Mirror last night: "Jeremy could only continue on the tour if Phillipa wasn't involved. His wife Frances would never be happy if she was still there.
"Phillipa has been cast aside. To be honest, she knew it was coming once their relationship went public.
"She was never going to be able to do the job again and it would have created bad publicity for the tour. She is going to be working elsewhere, away from Top Gear, from now on."
Events organiser Phillipa ensured that guests were happy and that everything ran smoothly backstage. Not only is she is being replaced, but some workers believe Clarkson's wife may now turn up to some of the venues with him.
The source added: "Things are going to be very different this time around. Jeremy will have to try to be on his best behaviour."
When the year-long affair came to light in April, dad-of-three Clarkson and Frances, 49, went on a family holiday in Barbados and held crunch talks. But since then he has spent much of his time in a flat in West London, working on the new Top Gear TV series – and bemoaning single life.
As he has struggled with washing his own clothes, he moaned in a newspaper column: "So if you do lose your job and you end up living in a barn with just a fire to keep you warm, and nothing to eat but what you can find in a hedge, be happy. Because you'll be having a much better life than me."
A number of reports claim the marriage is "strained", but he insists the living arrangements are purely for work purposes.
In May, he briefly returned to the family home in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, to celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary.
The new Top Gear Live tour is thought to be worth up to £1million for Clarkson. It will involve dozens of dates around the world with thousands of people at each venue.
Yesterday, it was revealed he earns "less than £500,000" from the BBC directly, but rakes in more from various spin-offs of the show – its production company, Bedder 6, paid him £854,000 last year.
Last night a BBC Worldwide spokesman said: "Regarding the international dates of the tour, we haven't even decided where we're going, let alone who might be coming with us."
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If you are involved with a divorce or family law case and the case is not eventually settled, it will be scheduled by the court to go to trial. A trial, also sometimes called a hearing is a procedure before the court in which testimony and evidence are presented so that a judge can make a decision. When a trial is held before a jury, it is called a jury trial. If the trial is before a judge only, then it is called bench trial. The vast majority of domestic cases that go to court are decided in bench trials. Does every Georgia divorce and...read more
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Yesterday afternoon felt a lot like late winter: blustery but mild. I walked around my local park to see if the weather change had brought any change in the bird life. The snow is finally melting significantly, which left the ground soft and mushy wherever it was exposed. For the most part, the bird species were the same as during the past few weeks.
My favorite sighting of the afternoon was a raft of Common Mergansers in the vicinity of the train bridge. (Unfortunately, they were too far to take good photos of them.) Usually I see a handful on the river, or maybe a single bird. Yesterday I counted one raft of at least thirty, with other individuals scattered along the river. Seeing such a large group makes me wonder if these birds are already staging for their northward migration, or perhaps stopping to rest and feed as they journey from points farther south.


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First, such Trivia fact does not deserve an explanation. And second, if they had to make matching TVs, they would have created a TV with a FIB screen. RainingPain17 (talk) 05:23, September 27, 2014 (UTC)
What does suce means? Anyways, it deserve an explanation. Why do you keep thinking it does not need an explanation? And what if maybe they hadn't any time to make another TV because the GTA V map is so huge?
If we had to explain every GTA V detail this Wiki would be a mess. RainingPain17 (talk) 05:27, September 27, 2014 (UTC)
I'm not saying we need explanation for every trivia. I am saying that a lot of people are making mistakes about this trivia like they are realated to the mystery of Jetpacks etc. That is why I am writing this explanation to avoid misunderstanding. Acabgta11 (talk) 05:30, September 27, 2014 (UTC)


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A BUSY Bournemouth mum is taking on her toughest challenge yet, in order to help a disabled family friend.
Justine Bennett, from Southbourne, is attempting Mad March, a short and fast triathlon, organized by resultstriathlon.co.uk next month, to raise money for a wheelchair adapted vehicle for Jon and Jo Dilling and their son Harrison, pictured inset right.
Five-year-old Harrison, who lives in Ferndown with his parents and big brother Reece, has cerebral palsy which affects all four of his limbs.
Jon and Jo set up Harrison's Trust Fund to provide funds for whatever he might need to live as normal a life as possible, and are now focused on getting money together for the specialised vehicle.
Mum of two Justine, 40, said: "With not being able to walk, Harrison is completely wheelchair-bound and, since he is now so much bigger and heavier, it's becoming more and more apparent that they need a specialised wheelchair accessible mobility vehicle.
"With this they can wheel him into the car in his chair rather than lifting him in and out each and every time.
"Not only will this make his parents' lives so much easier, it is a far more dignified way for Harrison to travel."
Jon and Jo have set a £5,000 target, which will cover the deposit of the vehicle.
Justine, a podiatrist, who also runs Little Munchkins children's party food and cookery party company, has run 5k and 10k races in the past.
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Syracuse University will be one of four campuses worldwide to host a program to train students to fly drones. The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications will host a three-day seminar in April, the university recently announced.
The seminar will provide journalists, engineers and other students who want to know more about drones with the knowledge needed to pass the Federal Aviation Administration's new licensing test. The Part 107 Drone Pilot's Certificate allows people to legally fly drones for commercial use.
"This is unique to Syracuse — we're going to tap into the expertise of the area," said Al Tompkins, senior faculty for broadcasting and online for The Poynter Institute.
Drones can be used to capture aerial views of natural disasters, track whales through miles of ocean, create 3-D models of buildings or send someone into a 360-degree virtual reality. Before they can use the drones freely, Tompkins said, flyers must pass a difficult test, which he said requires structured teaching.
SU students, along with drone technology, are pushing boundaries, said Dan Pacheco, the Peter A. Horvitz Endowed Chair in Journalism Innovation. As the push for drones to be used in alternative settings advances, and as laws pertaining to drones develop, SU continually tries to stay up to date with the newest technology, Pacheco said.
"My position as the chair of journalism innovation is basically to experiment with new technologies like (drones)," Pacheco said, "and figure out through experimentation what their applicability is to news gathering and reporting, as well as just storytelling in general."
From virtual reality headsets to drones that can track people by facial recognition, the innovation center in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications embraces technological developments, said Kyle Foley, president of Skyworks Project, an on-campus drone club.
"What I'm trying to accomplish is getting a bunch of journalists in a room together with people who are interested in drones," Foley said. "When you have that many people in one room, you're bound to come up with something that's awesome, and something that can change things."
SU students can go to the Alan Gerry Center for Media Innovation, housed in Newhouse, as a haven to experiment with drones and other cutting-edge technology.
The seminar in April will focus on drone use for the sake of journalism, but this is a broader subject than people realize, said Matt Waite, a professor of journalism at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in an email.
"What we're trying to do is train journalists in how they might use drones to report news," Waite said in the email. "That sounds simple, but it involves a ton of training and thinking that isn't a part of journalism now."
The point of the initiative is more than just creating a community that knows how to fly drones. Tompkins, with The Poynter Institute, said they also want to teach students about the legal and ethical responsibilities of drone flying.
The Poynter Institute in partnership with Google News Lab, Drone Journalism Lab and National Press Photographers Association is bringing the seminar to the university. SU was intentionally chosen, along with three other universities, for its resources.
Host campuses were judged upon three criteria: the caliber of their journalism programs, areas suitable for drone flight and their angles and approaches to drone use.
The future of drone journalism could entail sensing pollution in water or showing 360 views of travel destinations such as Machu Picchu, Pacheco said.
"You can try to inform people all you want in journalism, but if you don't get their attention and keep it long enough for them to understand what you're trying to communicate, what's the point?" Pacheco said. "So that's engaging, and I think drone footage is really engaging."
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when i took my daughters father to child support court they changed her last name to his name without contacting me. she has been using my maiden last name for the past 14 years and i believe if i telll her now that it has been changed it might make her mad. how do i go about changing it back to my maiden last namemy ex has nothing to do with her. when we went to child support court they told me the only way her name would be changed would be that he would have to start paying child support but he dont.. i dont understand how they can change it without me giving them permission.. he wasnt there for her birth or anything else.. he even denied that she was his until i had a dna test done to prove to everyone that she was her's and that is when they changed her last name and put him on her birth certifate and i dont think that is right. she as been using my maiden last name for 14 years and now they want me to change her name on all for her records.. how can i get it changed back
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for 2 days my ankle has hurt like hell but today the pain has travelled up and around my calf and cold tingling in my toes i have been to see a gp who told me its either gout or inflamed tendons its really painful as the pain is always there can you help me as im non the wiser i dont drink any alcohol
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Wroclaw (Poland), July 17 (IANS) Rishi Tandon, Sachika Ingale and Tanvi Khanna progressed to the second round on a tough opening day for Indians as three of their compatriots Urwashi Joshi, Madhav Dhingra and Adya Advani were knocked out in the World Junior Squash Championship here.
Joining Tandon, Ingale and Khanna in the second round were fellow-Indians Harshit Kaur Jawanda, Lakshya Ragavendran, Kush Kumar and Deepak Mishra who received a bye.
Dhingra, coming off a fifth place finish in the Dutch Junior Open, put up a strong fight against Hungarian Nandor Gergo Papp who won 3-2 after the Indian blew two match points at 10-8 in the fourth game of match Tuesday.
In the women's draw, Urwashi put up a spirited fight against Kayley Leonard of the US, but also went down 2-3 as the American girl held her nerve on crucial points to knock the Indian youngster out in the first round.
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Women: Sachika Ingale bt Hayley Hughes (NZL) 11-6 11-3 11-7; Katie Tutrone (USA) bt Adya Advani 11-6 11-4 11-7; Tanvi Khanna bt Ayaka Shiraishi (JPN) 11-5 11-1 11-4; Kayley Leonard (USA) bt Urwashi Joshi 11-6 8-11 12-10 8-11 11-9.
Men: Rishi Tandon bt Petr Zatrepalek (CZE) 11-7 9-11 11-6 11-3; Nandor Gergo Papp (HUN) bt Madhav Dhingra 8-11 11-8 8-11 15-13 11-7.


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"A single corporate brand name will consolidate and leverage the credibility and goodwill that Mars has earned worldwide through its famous product brands," said Mars Global President Paul S. Michaels. "By introducing a unified corporate brand name, Mars, we will reduce complexity, provide one point of reference and build greater awareness for our business."
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THIS is a lovely and very varied walk, including two canals and the fine parkland which surrounds the National Trust's Hanbury Hall.
There are panoramic views from Oxpasture Bank and Middle Hill and glimpses of secluded Mere Hall, which is possibly the most spectacular house in Worcestershire.
Start: Droitwich Canals Gateway Park, on B4090 between Droitwich and Hanbury Wharf; grid ref SO915631.
Length: 10 miles/16km.
Maps: OS Explorer 204, OS Landranger 150.
Footpaths: Most are excellent but waymarking is absent in places.
Terrain: Pasture, parkland, arable and woodland; a few brief slopes but mostly flat.
Stiles: 22.
Parking: Droitwich Canals Gateway Park.
Public transport: Bus 144 or train to Droitwich (daily), then WCC services 151/158/354 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday – or walk the short distance from Droitwich, using the canal towpath; worcestershire.gov.uk/bustimetables or 01905 765765.
Refreshments: Vernon Arms at Hanbury, Eagle and Sun near Hanbury Wharf, National Trust café at Hanbury Hall.
1 Climb steps to the rugby club access road and turn left, then take a footpath on the right and follow it across two fields, as waymarked. Cross the access road/bridleway to Westfields Farm and keep roughly straight on along the footpath, walking past farm buildings before crossing two fields, the Worcester and Birmingham Canal and the railway. Beyond the railway, follow a field-edge track and ignore a path branching left.
At the end of the field cross a track and go diagonally left across Summer Hill to the top corner of Summerhill Wood.
2 Walk uphill in the next field, pass to the right of a pond at the top then proceed as waymarked, to the far corner of Lady Wood, which is on your right. Proceed to a gate and footbridge in the hedge ahead and then turn left along a field edge. Turn right in the next corner and walk to a road. Take another path on the left and walk across Hanbury Park. Pass in front of Hanbury Hall and through a gate with five differently coloured waymarks on it. Continue a little further to a waymarked post ahead and turn right, following a fence to a stile. Proceed to the road and cross to a path opposite, which is easily followed through four fields to Pumphouse Lane.
3 Turn left and keep straight on at all junctions until you have passed Carters Hill House. Take the next footpath on the right and go diagonally left across a field, cross a track then go along the left edge of a field, across a paddock, along a passageway, straight through a residential development then along a driveway to meet Salt Way (B4090). Turn left past the Vernon Arms, crossing the Bromsgrove road (B4091), then take a path on the left just before a garage. Go along the edge of the forecourt, through a gate and across a garden. If you feel uncomfortable going through the garden you will have to walk for 500m along Salt Way instead, but there's no footway.
4 Assuming you have walked through the garden, then turn left along a field edge and walk the length of the field. Turn right in the corner and walk to the top of Oxpasture Bank. Turn right across a stile and walk along the top edge of a wood to return to Salt Way.
Cross over and turn left, then turn right on the Park Farm access road. After 500m you will come to a path junction: turn right beside a hedge (don't be put off by the apparent lack of waymarks – they're concealed within the hedge) on a poor-quality field-edge path. Keep to the left edge of the next field then turn right at the far side. Walk to the top of a slight hill, go through an open gateway and descend by the left edge of the next field. Turn right at the bottom to follow the hedge to the righthand corner. Cross a stile then turn left over another.
5 Walk along a field edge and then across a footbridge in the corner. Pass through a strip of woodland into a large meadow and turn left, heading towards a prominent, round-topped, treecovered hill (Madam's Hill) and a line of lime trees to the right of it.
As you get closer you'll see a stile ahead so walk towards that, adjusting your course if necessary.
Cross into another meadow and continue in much the same direction, ignoring a footbridge on the left. Cross the Mere Hall access road and follow a hedge to a road.
Turn left, then take the first path on the right, which is also the access road to Upper Goosehill Farm. Stay on the road when it bends right at a junction.
6 Pass Harding's Knapp then turn left towards The Croft. There's no waymarking but walk a little way along the driveway and you'l find access to a well-made path across a field. Having crossed the field, pass through a strip of woodland and climb over a fence into a meadow. Cross to a stile at the far side, at the right-hand corner of Goosehill Wood. Follow the northern edge of the wood, going through a gate on the left to follow its north-western edge. Cross Goosehill Lane and proceed along the edge of Little Goosehill Wood.
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Mark Webber reckons teammate Sebastian Vettel won't have it easy in the next four races suggesting that the German's chief rival Fernando Alonso was still in the title hunt.
The Ferrari driver lost his lead in the standings after the defending champion won three races in a row while the Spaniard continues to struggle with an under-par car. But that has given Webber no reason to believe that Vettel will easily clinch his third successive title this year.
"I think Alonso has a good chance of winning the title," the Australian was quoted saying by the Press Trust of India. "He had a couple of tough races like Suzuka where he lost points. But with four races to go, both Sebastian and Alonso have many points left to bag. It is still very open.
"Both of them have had a tough time but they have been very consistent too. Anything can happen. We could have a wet race in Brazil. It's not over till it is over," he added.
Like the title contenders, Webber too was hungry to win races this season and close the 63 gap deficit to his teammate.
"The next two events are very important that we keep our foot on their throats and see how the next few go. We are not looking at the points really. We need to reap in the maximum from the races ahead," he said.
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As college students, the scariest thing upon graduation is finding a job. We've been spoiled, having the privilege of going to school and entering the hallways of knowledge. Now, as our college years come to an end, it's time to apply for jobs and enter the real world of work. After scoring the perfect interview, the next stressful step is thinking of an outfit to wear. First impressions mean everything, and that is no different from getting a job. How you dress not only reveals your style, but it shows the interviewer your professionalism and if they should consider you as a serious candidate.
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Celebrities, families and politicians will be campaigning today as part of a massive demonstration to save St Helier Hospital.
Thousands of people are expected to turn out in force for the Family Fun Day on the hospital green between 12 and 4pm.
Absolutely Fabulous star and national treasure June Whitfield is expected to make an appearance to show her support.
The 86-year-old actress is the president of the charity, St Helier and Sutton League of Friends.
Representatives from the community will be presenting their petitions in a show of solidarity for the hospital's services.
The Sutton Guardian will be presenting our petition which has more than 1,300 signatures.
The event aims to be a fun day for people to bring picnics and to enjoy a wide range of entertainment.
There are already over 40 stalls booked for the event as well as Peppa Pig, karate displays and cheerleading.
Sutton and Cheam MP, Paul Burstow, said: "It's vital as many people as possible come to show their support for St Helier so we can make sure the local NHS BSBV team know how strongly the community feels about our local hospital."


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The Paramax (as it will be known in the United States) represents the third product that Paradigm represents for CSO. Paradigm also represents CSO's impressive corneal topographer, to be known in the U.S. as the Paravue 300, and CSO's corneal topographer with Scheimpflug rotating camera, to be known in the U.S. as the Surveyor 500. The Surveyor 500 with the Scheimpflug camera allows for the complete analysis of the entire cornea and anterior segment of the eye. Paradigm plans to begin active promotion of the Paravue 300 and the Surveyor 500 and will actively promote the Paramax immediately after it has received FDA approval.
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The third of the Richard Hannay books by John Buchan. This book was published in 1924 and reflects the attitudes of that time. If you are offended by antiquated views of a racist nature don't read this book.
The beginning is a bit slow as the scene is set, but the adventure and suspense begins to build up and the when you think it is all over, there is a bit more. The grand finale is well worth the effort of reading this book. I found it full of suspense and accepted the antiquated views of society as a reflection of that era. A good read
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Word count: 113,661 words (≈ about 8 hours)
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From the book: Simply kitsch! This retro look—once the domain of the church rummage sale—is now de rigueur. Adorn your Sixties rosewood dining-room sideboard with the ultimate hostess accessory: a bottle cover for those predinner shots. Knitted in two parts, this cute poodle is made in medium-weight cotton yarn using simple seed stitch. The pompoms really make this design, while the beads for the eyes and embroidery for the nose both add character. And the velvet and diamanté collar? Well, that just finishes it all off. Simply slip the cover over a standard spirit or wine bottle.


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Here is the blocking Wingspan. I did not pin it. Instead, I just soaked it and spread it out. The loose knit and the garter stitch gave enough stretch. The triangles are indeed all the same size. I can't block on the floor because of my knees, so I can't get a good "above" photo of anything—have to shoot at an angle.
The second picture shows the tiny holes at the short rows which are a feature of the pattern. Some knitters are using a yarn over method that they are getting from You Tube to avoid these holes. IMHO, they are very tiny and they help accent the line between the triangles, so they don't bother me at all. The flash is what makes them shine in this picture. I don't know if they would be more obvious if you were knitting in worsted or DK weight by the included directions. Besides, think of all the work I go to trying to get little aligned holes into lace!
Note about the yarn: I soaked the shawl in a cool wool wash soak for about an hour. When I went in to take it out, the water was almost as bright a blue as the shawl. I squeezed it and immediately rolled it into a towel. As far as I could tell, there was no color transfer to the towel, and the shawl does not appear faded. Perhaps this is just a case of excess dye left from the processing. I thought of trying a vinegar soak, but I did not want to block and wear a vinegar-smelling shawl.
Today was lovely weather here after several days of wind and sand. Unlike most people, spring is never my favorite season. It usually brings our most dangerous weather, and all that windborne pollen and organic matter—including, I am sure, manure dust—plays havoc with my allergies. Don't I sound like a Grinch?


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I personally find it a pretty entertaining read but I can see how some might find it a dry read - it's around 1400 pages in total I think, which is a fair amount for a piece that covers only six years of history. But Carr is a great writer and he's able to include inane amounts of detail in his writing while still maintaining a pretty high level of readability.
I'm definitely adding it to the list of things I need to read.
That quote about "wheelbarrowing" is hilarious.
first episode: "meh, i'll watch one more i guess." second episode: "alright this is pretty acceptable." third episode: "alright fuck it i think i really like this show". --- thanks for the recommendation!
Hmm. I've heard of it before and it has a good IMDb rating, but I guess the Victorian atmosphere and lack of knowing any fans made me pass it over. Will watch and report back with thoughts.
yeah that's it. it's actually like a 3/5 kinda show and after the first three seasons ended like shit i don't even think anybody watches it anymore but it's legit i mean look at that clown for one
re: the clown picture - you an AHS fan?
I'm liking this whole buddy cop movie idea. I'll start thinking up signature hand shakes.
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Home-grown food and flower beds are set to brighten up the borough with the launch of a community growing scheme.
Dig Merton, a joint council and Sustainable Merton initiative, is calling on residents to grow food and plants on vacant land.
Tom Walsh, founder of Sustainable Merton, said: "The pilot for this year will involve at least five projects all of which involve local residents becoming active on land near to them but in different ways.
"Some might be planting fruit trees or making a small area pretty by planting flowers."
Anyone interested in getting involved is invited to the first pilot project in De Burgh Road, Wimbledon at 2pm on Saturday, March 29, where the team will be planting fruit trees and bedding plants in a small open space.
The pilot will be followed by a public meeting inviting residents to put forward ideas for growing projects.
Mr Walsh said: "The borough has lots of pieces of land which residents might have ideas about. It could be an edge along a road or a local park.
"Merton Council is still commissioned to look after their parks but they want to get local people involved in smaller pockets of land."
Circle Housing association, Merton Chamber of Commerce, YMCA and the May Project are some of the other organisations supporting the project.
Councillor Andrew Judge, cabinet member for community and culture, said: "This is a partnership project that aims to be community driven, involving people of many different groups as well as individuals, united by a common ambition - to make Merton a green borough as part of a green city.
"Community food and plant growing is a great way to make the most of unused sites and I look forward to seeing new projects starting around Merton."
To find out how you can get involved, contact Sustainable Merton on 020 3417 0476 or visit http://www.merton.gov.uk/digmerton.
You can also keep up to date with the scheme by liking Dig Merton on Facebook.


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'Sloppily approved': Tashfeen Malik Visa
Published: December 20, 2015
'Sloppily approved': Tashfeen Malik Visa, The US approved an entry visa for Tashfeen Malik, one of the couple who staged a deadly attack in San Bernardino, California, this month, even though she never provided the extra evidence requested by an immigration official, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte said on Saturday.
The official asked for documentation to validate that Malik had met her future husband, Syed Rizwan Farook, in person, said Mr Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican.
The pair's attack on an office holiday party in San Bernardino killed 14 people and injured 21 others. It has emerged that Malik, born in Pakistan and raised in Saudi Arabia, and Farook, born in Illinois and raised in Southern California, had become radicalised at least two years ago, before their engagement.
A car is searched after fatal shooting left 14 people dead in San Bernardino, California.
It's unclear from the information provided in the application for a visa – a statement by Farook, and copies of their passport stamps for Saudi Arabia – whether the two were in that country at the same time or met there, according to Mr Goodlatte.
"Visa security is critical to national security, and it's unacceptable that US Citizenship and Immigration Services did not fully vet Malik's application and instead sloppily approved her visa," he said.
Shortly before the attack, a pledge of allegiance to Islamic State was posted on a Facebook page maintained by Malik, who entered the US on the fiancee, or K-1, visa in 2014. US President Barack Obama, who visited families of the San Bernardino victims at the weekend, has directed the State and Homeland Security departments to review the screening that preceded Malik's visa.
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Morris, De Leon and the Socialist Party of Great Britain.
We have read in your magazine a letter by Laurens Otter that contains an assertion that Daniel De Leon influenced the founders of the Socialist party of Great Britain. He writes: "... the SPGB was a dissident faction within the De Leonist tradition." (Discussion Bulletin Number 108 July-August 2001 p. 8). A similar claim appears in D. Perrin's book, "The Socialist Party of Great Britain: Politics, Economics and Britain's Oldest Political Party, in which the author writes, "The views of the impossibilist American SLP undoubtedly had an influence on both the SPGB and the British SLP" (p. 31.
Perrin rests his assertion on Stephen Coleman's book; Daniel De Leon (1990) reviewed in the Socialist Standard of May 1990. No supporting primary source or textural evidence is given. With regards the SPGB the assertion that De Leon "influenced" the SPGB in the formation of the Party is factually and historically incorrect.
The Socialist Standard article in 1990, for example, referred to De Leon as "an American Marxist". It was not made clear which "Marxism" De Leon was supposed to have stood for. "The "Marxism" of the Communist Manifesto with its demand that "The first step in the evolution by the working-class, is to raise the proletariat to the position of the ruling class to win the battle for democracy". Or the anti-political De Leon policy of the IWW?
Attempts have been made from time to time to get the Socialist Party of Great Britain to support industrial action as against parliamentary action, not by directly seeking to alter the Party's Declaration of Principles, but by giving it slanted interpretations, or by ignoring it.
One such attempt suggested that as the Declaration of Principles does not specifically mention Parliament and local councils it was not the intention of the founder members who drafted the D. of P. that the SPGB should aim at controlling Parliament and the local councils.
Another attempt argued that the SPGB's Declaration of Principles does not preclude "extra- parliamentary" actions for political aims, carried out by trade unions, Lately advocates of industrial action have been held up as models for Socialists, especially Daniel de Leon.
The aim and intentions of the founder members embodied in the Object and the Declaration of Principles were presented to non-members in the first issue of the Socialist Standard, September 1904, in the article "The Socialist Party of Great Britain" (approved by the Executive Committee before publication), and in the SPGB Manifesto (June 1905). Proposals arising from a series of meetings on trade unions to amend the statements on trade unions made in the Manifesto were defeated by Party Poll (see Socialist Standard, April 1907).
The statement in the Socialist Standard, September 1904, made several references to the need to gain control of Parliament and local councils.
One of these statements wrote of "the members of the working class using their political power to return to Parliament and other public bodies only those who are members of the Socialist Party".
There was no support for the strike as a means to political power or of those who advocated it, such as William Morris.
The statement emphasised the limited amount the trade unions could do in respect of raising wages. It argued therefore the necessity of political action, but the kind of political action needed by the workers was precisely defined:
"Such political action, will, however, be quite futile unless carried on by a class-conscious party with definite aims.They must adopt as their basis of action the Socialist position, for in no other way can their ills be redressed".
In 1907 the SPGB's Executive Committee published as a pamphlet, "Art, Labour and Socialism", an article by William Morris that had appeared in the journal To-day.
The Executive Committee's Forward to the pamphlet explained that they were not among those "to whom William Morris stands in the relation of Moses to the Israelites". They recognised that Morris was not always a "convincing and consistent instructor of economics" and considered that he was entitled only to "a place in the category of the Utopians". But this article deserved to be rescued from undeserved obscurity because in it Morris had "placed Art in proper perspective" and did effective service by insisting on an active working class revolt against capitalism.
The members of the Executive Committee would have been familiar with Morris's opposition to parliamentary action and his belief in the general strike as a means to establish Socialism; which alone would have prevented their giving Morris support for his views on socialist policies.
We now come to De Leon and the Socialist Party of Great Britain.
Founder members of the Socialist Party of Great Britain were familiar with De Leon's theories because, a year before the SPGB was formed, other ex-members of the Social Democratic Federation, mainly in Scotland, founded the SLP in this country, based on the American party of the same name, and used pamphlets and other works by De Leon in their propaganda.
Right from the start the SPGB opposed De Leon and the SLP. Our Object and Declaration of Principles owed nothing to De Leon and the SLP.
What the SPGB owed to Marx; his materialist conception of history, his Labour Theory of Value and his political concept of the class struggle, the members obtained direct. Works about Marxism (The Student's Marx by Edward Aveling 1891) and some of Marx's pamphlets notably, "Wage Labour and Capital" had long been available and the first English edition of Capital, the Glaister edition, had been published in 1886. Some members had attended the economic classes run by Dr. Aveling, Marx's son-in-law.
Among the early issues of the Socialist Standard containing criticisms of De Leon, his theories, and the SLP are the editions of August 1906, October and November 1906, and April 1907. A lengthy criticism was published in the 1911 Preface to the 5th edition of the SPGB Manifesto.
So what did De Leon stand for? It should present no problem because De Leon often told his devotees what his thoughts were. The trouble was that he contradicted himself. Here is a selection published in a critical review of his works in the Socialist Standard of November 1930.
In 1895 De Leon helped to form the Socialist Trade and Labour Alliance. The Declaration of Principles of this Alliance said:
"The economic power of the capitalist class, used by that class for the oppression of labour, rests upon institutions essentially political".
In his pamphlet "What Means This Strike?" De Leon wrote: "Shop organisation alone, unbacked by that political force that threatens the capitalist class with extinction, the working class being the immense majority, leaves the workers wholly unprotected".
In "Two pages From Roman History" (1903) De Leon was still standing by political organisation. He wrote:
"Entrenched in the public powers, the capitalist class command the field. None but the political weapon can dislodge the usurpers and enthrone the working-class; that is to say, emancipate the workers and rear the Socialist Republic".
But when De Leon backed the International Workers of the World, he reversed his position. In his address "The Preambles of the IWW", he said: "It does not lie in a political organisation, that is, a party, "to take hold" of the machinery of production".
"In the act, however, of taking and holding the Nation's plants of production the political organisation of the working-class can give no help".
In his speech at the first convention of the IWW, De Leon said: "The situation in America.established the fact that "taking and holding" of the things that labour needs to be free can never depend upon a political party".
One of the arguments used by De Leon in support of his anti-political policy was the allegation that Karl Marx had said, "Only the Trade Union is capable of setting on foot a true political party of labour and this raises a bulwark against the power of capital".
Repeatedly challenged to say where and when Marx made this statement neither De Leon nor the SLP could give an answer (See Socialist Standard, January 1930).
That Marx ever said something so out of keeping with his insistence on the need for the working class to take political action is highly improbable. If he did say it he was plainly wrong, for the SPGB was not formed by trade unions.
In the past we have asked Mr Otter to show us the evidence he has of the SPGB being influenced by De Leon. Where are his primary sources? He has never produced any proof to support his assertion. The documents of the Party dating from 1904 when the SPGB was established show this not to be the case.
The claim by Otter, Coleman and now Perrin that De Leon influenced the SPGB founder members implies either the claim that De Leon supported political organisation - the method advocated by the SPGB in its Declaration of Principles (Clauses 6, 7 and 8). Or, alternatively, that the SPGB supported industrial unionism-which clearly is not the case and never has been. Indeed, the Party repeatedly referred to this as an "anarchistic deviation".
Yours for Socialism
Richard Lloyd on behalf of the editorial committee of


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The Adams County Commissioners awarded two grants to the City of Westminster for a trail and underpass project and an open space acquisition.
The city submitted a grant request in the amount of $585,000 to assist with construction of an underpass under 120th Avenue east of Federal Parkway, improvements to the box culvert under Federal Parkway, a trail along Ranch Creek and trail connections to the Big Dry Creek trail, Country Club Village retail center, Longsview Apartments, Country Club Highlands and the Ranch Country Club golf course.
The city used funds in the amount of $390,000 that were already allocated to construct the underpass at 120th Avenue for matching funds for a total project cost of $975,000.
This underpass will provide a safe, grade-separated crossing of a major highway and will allow citizens to access the Big Dry Creek Trail system, Metzger Farm Open Space and the businesses north of 120th Avenue.
The city also submitted a grant request in the amount of $276,000 to assist with the acquisition of 1.53 acres at the southeast corner of 75th and Sheridan for open space.
Acquisition of this property will complete the city's ownership of the Little Dry Creek valley in this area of the city and will protect the view corridor for motorists traveling south on Sheridan Boulevard.
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University of California (UC), Davis Medical Center is a major academic health center located in Sacramento, California. It serves around 6 million residents across Northern and Central California, admitting around 31,000 patients a year to its wards with an additional 150 or so patient attending its level 1 trauma center, daily. To maintain the power needed to run the hospital and its emergency center, an integrated steam generating power plant that produces 25 megawatts (MW) of electricity operates night and day, 365 days a year. The plant has five emergency generators, each capable of generating 2 MW to ensure the operation of vital equipment in the event of catastrophic power failures.
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A SENIOR figure at Birmingham School of Media is the only British journalism academic invited to play a key role in a major European event this week.
Diane Kemp, director of postgraduate broadcast journalism programmes at Birmingham School of Media, part of Birmingham City University, will be acting in an editorial capacity alongside senior producers from France 3, the second largest French public television channel.
The four-day event beginning tomorrow in Bordeaux, is the culmination of a joint EU/Council of Europe campaign focussing on anti-discriminatory reporting in news and sport.
More than 90 leading journalists from across Europe will be taking part, with an emphasis on producing reports which reflect the highest editorial and ethical standards.
The event is part of the MARS (Media against Racism in Sport) programme, which has been running for several years and aims to highlight issues and suggest solutions for better, more inclusive reporting across Europe.
Reynald Blion, media and diversity manager for the Council of Europe, says he has invited Ms Kemp to participate because of her particular skillset.
"The expertise she brings, from her past in BBC radio and television to her long track record in journalism training within the UK's HE sector and her active involvement in 'inclusive' reporting, makes her ideal for this role," he said.
Earlier this year Birmingham School of Media was involved with the MARS programme, when it hosted the EU/Council of Europe's only UK forum for European journalists and educators to discuss the underlying problems facing sports reporters.
Professor Philip Thickett, head of Birmingham School of Media, said: "This is a reflection of the reputation Diane has in the field of journalism education in the UK and Europe and another indication of the strength of our journalism programmes in the school."


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The three-door Isuzu MU made its debut in Japan during 1989, with the five-door MU Wizard introduced the following year. Based on the Isuzu Faster (TF) pickup truck of 1988, both the three- and five-door models shared bodywork and most internal components from the front doors forward. Like the Faster pickup, the MU and MU Wizard featured rear- and four-wheel drive layout configurations. Japanese sales were limited by the fact that the exterior width dimensions were not in compliance with Japanese Government dimension regulations, and the engine displacement obligated Japanese drivers for higher levels of annual road tax.
Between 1993 and 1996, Honda retailed three-door versions of the MU under the name Honda Jazz for the Japanese market under a model sharing arrangement that resulted in several Isuzu models being badged Honda and vice versa.
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A Kanawha County grand jury on Thursday indicted four people on murder charges in three separate slayings this year.
Also, two men charged with shooting a bouncer at a downtown Charleston nightclub in April were indicted.
Police say Jessica Lee Woods, 36, of St. Albans, killed her mother, Eva Linda Woods, 59, Feb. 9 and dumped her body in a shed behind their West Main Street home.
Woods is also charged with conceal and attempt to conceal a deceased human body and conspiracy.
An indictment is not a finding of fact; it simply means a grand jury has found enough evidence exists to warrant a jury trial.
Shawn Legg, 31, of St. Albans, who police say helped Woods hide evidence, was indicted on the charge accessory after the fact to murder and conspiracy.
Two men were indicted on murder charges in the shooting death of a 19-year-old on Charleston's West Side in April.
Police say Darrell Emmett Carter Jr., 18, of South Charleston, and Mark Gaddy, 23, of Detroit, Michigan, shot Tymel McKinney multiple times as he sat on the porch of his Sixth Street home.
Naquil Sayles, 17, pleaded guilty earlier this month to accessory after the fact to murder and fleeing with reckless indifference. His case was transferred from juvenile to adult status.
A witness to the shooting said Gaddy froze up and didn't fire the gun, according to police. Carter denies being the one who did the shooting and told police Gaddy gave him the gun as they were both running away.
Carter and Gaddy are both also charged with fleeing on foot and conspiracy. Carter is also charged with malicious wounding and Gaddy fleeing with reckless indifference.
In another indictment, Bobby Ray Kanode Jr., 56, of Dunbar, is charged with murder after police say he suffocated his girlfriend and threw her body onto the bank of the Kanawha River.
Tonya Payne, 35, who was also known as Tonya Atkinson, was found dead in February between Kroger and the bridge on the Dunbar side of the river.
Dunbar police said Kanode came to the Dunbar Police Department around 6:30 p.m. Monday and told officers he had information related to the crime.
Kanode took a shopping cart from the Dunbar Aldi's back to his home and placed Payne's body in the cart, according to police. He allegedly pushed her body down several streets until he reached a fishing barge. Police had responded to a domestic call involving the couple earlier in the day.
Jimmy Beasley, 44, was released from the hospital last month after being shot 12 times downtown April 26.
Tasheem A. Collins, 38, address unknown, and George Edward Sawyer, 30, of Charleston, were indicted on charges of attempted murder, wanton endangerment and malicious wounding charges.
Police say the two shot Beasley while he was escorting two women to their vehicle around 2 a.m. Beasley had kicked the men out of The Cellar, at 8 Capitol St., earlier that night, according to police.
Sawyer jumped into the Kanawha River to evade police but swam back to shore. Collins was arrested the next day in Dunbar.
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Technical Abstract: Information is needed on the contribution of organic polyphosphate phytate to the sources and sinks of dissolved phosphorus in the soil-manure-water system that is often associated with water quality degradation in watersheds with confined animal feeding operations. Effects of Na+, Ca2+, Al3+, and Fe3+ and three cation to phytate-P mole ratios on phytate enzymatic dephosphorylation were determined in dairy manure containing from 1 to 100 g L-1 of total solids. Phytate dephosphorylation by Aspergillus ficuum phytase EC 184.108.40.206 followed first-order decay kinetics at 20 oC. As counterion concentration increased and Ca2+ to phytate-P mole ratios reached 6:6, dephosphorylation decreased by 50 (± 3.6) and 40 (± 4)% at pH 4.5 and 6, respectively. Polyanionic phytate had high affinity for Al3+ and Fe3+ and reduction in dephosphorylation averaged 27 and 32% at a mole ratio of 1:6 and reaching over 99% at mole ratio of 6:6, for Al3+ and Fe3+, respectively. In dairy manure, a phytase-hydrolyzable P fraction was native and proportional to manure solid concentration. The differential protective effects of cations influenced the accuracy of estimates of the PHP fraction in manure. Low Ca2+ concentrations did not interfere with IP6 net dephosphorylation in manure while Ca2+ at 6:6 Ca to IP6-P mole ratio, Al3+ and Fe3+ severely inhibited the reaction. Increased manure TSS also decreased IP6 susceptibility to dephosphorylation. Therefore, the nature of the counterion and its mole ratio to P control phytate physical state in solution and its susceptibility to enzymatic hydrolysis that may lead to phytate persistence in manure and potentially where manure is land applied.


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Grand Theft Auto Online went live today, and r/gaming is overloaded with posts of people showing off who their dad is. Posts like "Who's your daddy?" and "Father was a cowboy" are two of the many posts that show the same thing -- John Marston from Red Dead Redemption as players' fathers.
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