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The latest fashion accessory claims to protect pets against sun, wind and snow blindness, writes David Harrison.
They are the latest must-have accessory for the pampered pet: sunglasses for dogs. Dog owners anxious that their pet should be at fashion's cutting edge will have a choice of frames, lenses and colours to match any outfit that their dog may be wearing. Top of the range is a chrome frame with blue reflective lenses.
In addition to looking stylish, the glasses are, in theory at least, meant to offer dogs protection against the sunlight and swirling grit on windy days, although vets express scepticism about the "risks" posed by both.
Undaunted by this, however, Christian Blank, the co-owner of Dog-Goes, the company that makes the sunglasses, insists that his new pet accessories will prove popular. "The chrome and blue is aimed mainly at dogs who are driven around by their owners in an open-top Jaguar or something similar," he says. "They want the dogs to look stylish or cute, and maybe they think that the dog's style reflects on them."
Chrome and blue may also be the choice for owners who dress their dogs in outfits such as the canine version of the David Beckham Real Madrid football shirt, which proved popular when it was launched soon after the England captain joined Spain's biggest club in August.
Other designs of the "dog-shades" include a gold frame created for small dogs such as the Yorkshire terrier.
Dog-Goes, a Munich-based company, has sold more than 6000 pairs of the glasses since they were launched on the German market two years ago, Blank says. They are also sold in the United States, Singapore, New Zealand and, perhaps surprisingly, South Korea, where dogs are often more popular on the menu than as pets.
Now Blank is ready to launch the glasses in Britain through "large pet shops and vets". "Our research has shown that there is potentially a big market for our products in the United Kingdom. The British are similar to the Germans in the way they love their pets and like to pamper them."
He says, however, that "fashionistas" who bought the dog sunglasses as style accessories, accounted for only 10 to 15 per cent of sales. Most people who have bought them did so because they wanted to protect their dogs' eyes from the sun, wind, grit and snow blindness, he says. "That is the main purpose of the glasses and that was how we first came up with the idea. The glasses have UVA and UVB protection. We have many vets recommending to owners that they buy the glasses for their dogs, especially if they spend a lot of time outdoors and their eyes are exposed to the sun.
"But, of course, people are more design-conscious these days so we felt it was important to make sunglasses that looked good as well."
The price of the glasses will range from �41-�61 ($96-$143). "That may seem a lot," Blank says, "but when you think that if a dog has a problem with its eyes you can pay the vet up to �100 a time for eye drops, then it starts to make sense."
Many vets are, however, sceptical. Steve Cheetham, the acting head vet at the RSPCA in Britain, says: "I think this is a bit of a gimmick. I am not convinced that dogs suffer from sun glare. Dogs with white ears and noses can get cancer from overexposure to the sun, but that doesn't apply to their eyes."
Cheetham says dogs that put their heads out of car windows do get runny eyes "so there might be a case for glasses there or for exceptional medical conditions. But dogs don't like wearing glasses and would shake them off unless they were uncomfortably tight or you managed to train the dogs to wear the glasses".
Another vet, who declined to be named, says: "Putting sunglasses on dogs is pretty ridiculous. I could understand it if the dog was working in windy conditions with a lot of grit and dust flying around. But this is just about the owners showing off: they are indulging themselves, not the dogs. Personally, I think it makes them look a bit stupid."
Sunglasses are the latest in a long line of "designer dog accessories" that have proved popular with canine lovers. Paris Hilton, the hotel heiress, dresses her chihuahua, Tinkerbell, in a pink Chanel suit with matching shoes, while Venus Williams's Yorkshire terrier, Bobby, has a gem-encrusted gold collar.
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A recent Tribune article ("FDA to ban artery-clogging trans fats," Tribune, Nov. 8) quoted FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg saying the removal of artificial trans fats from our foods "could prevent 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths each year."
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Uruguay Football Association chief Wilmar Valdez says there is insufficient proof to sanction star striker Luis Suarez for biting an Italian defender in a World Cup match on Tuesday.
''It has to be clear and on the video that FIFA gave us we think that it is not really clear,'' he said after presenting a case for Suarez to a FIFA hearing in Rio de Janeiro.
''We are confident that our defence will obtain results.''
Valdez has even suggested that Uruguay will try to have Italy brought before FIFA over misconduct related to the incident.
''When he [Suarez] falls, several substitutes insult him on the ground and some members of Italy's staff even came out of the bench to try to hit him,'' he said.
Uruguay also will use the case of Brazil star Neymar getting only a yellow card in a clash with a Croatian player as part of its defence, Valdez said.
Suarez is accused of biting defender Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay's 1-0 over Italy. The victory took Uruguay through to the second round.
The Uruguay team is in Natal preparing for its second-round game against Colombia on Saturday. Captain Diego Lugano dismissed the incident as ''totally irrelevant'' and accused British media of ''persecuting'' his teammate.
''What incident? Which incident? I don't know what incident you're talking about,'' he said when asked by a British journalist about the ''Suarez incident''.
''Are you talking about the Premier League or the national team? Do you have a score to settle? British media are persecuting Suarez, everybody knows it. It sells newspapers over there. You wouldn't be here if that wasn't the case.''
The controversy may cost Suarez in more ways than one. As well as facing a ban of up to two years from FIFA, some of the Liverpool striker's sponsors are reviewing their relationship with him. ''We will not tolerate unsporting behaviour,'' gaming company 888poker said.
Adidas said it was monitoring the case. So is Uruguayan President Jose Mujica, who said: ''I did not see him bite anyone. But they give each other so many kicks and blows and normally they put up with it,'' he said.
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Adele and Arctic Monkeys' videos could be banned from YouTube in 'the coming days' as a result of a disagreement between the company and the artists' record labels.
The videos from some major artists could disappear from YouTube in the near future. The video-sharing site, which is owned by Google, has confirmed that they're now readying a paid subscription service that will allow paying viewers to enjoy ad-free music and videos.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Holiday business on e-commerce websites specializing in limited-time or "flash" sales grew at least twice as fast as for other online merchants, according to industry executives and analysts.
Sales at Gilt Groupe, the U.S. market leader, grew about 30 percent over November 22 to December 19, compared to the same period in 2011, according to President Andy Page.
Rue La La, part owned by eBay Inc, and HauteLook, owned by Nordstrom Inc, generated year-over-year sales growth approaching 50 percent in the fourth quarter, executives at those businesses said.
That compares with overall e-commerce growth of 14 percent this holiday, according to comScore Inc. The web-tracking firm had expected 16 percent growth, but blamed weakness later in the season on prolonged "fiscal cliff" negotiations, which sapped consumer confidence.
"The macro conclusion from comScore was that things were weak after Thanksgiving, but we had our best week ever the week after Thanksgiving," said Doug Mack, chief executive of One Kings Lane, a flash sales site specializing in furniture and other home goods.
Sales doubled to about $200 million (125 million pounds) in 2012 and fourth-quarter revenue rose 25 percent from the third quarter, in a sector not usually considered by holiday shoppers, Mack added.
These businesses made a splash after the 2008 financial crisis, led by Gilt, offering high-end fashion brands at big discounts in limited-time sales events.
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"Continued growth of the flash sale category has made it much more mainstream than it was about four years ago when we all started," said Greg Bettinelli, chief marketing officer at HauteLook. "It's a much more accepted way to shop, and even the preferred way for some people to shop."
IBISWorld's estimate includes Beyond the Rack, a Montreal-based flash sales company that also sells in the United States. It saw 2012 sales climb more than 50 percent and is profitable now, according to board member and investor Shahan Soghikian of Panorama Capital.
Gilt and Rue La La are also generating profits, according to executives at the companies. Bettinelli said HauteLook is "very comfortable with where we are on profitability," but declined to comment further.
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Amazon.com Inc, which started MYHABIT in 2011, declined to comment on the business' performance.
The rise of mobile shoppers, hunting for holiday purchases with smartphones and tablet computers, fuelled much of the rapid sales growth of flash sales sites.
This holiday, more than half of HauteLook's Internet traffic and about 40 percent of its sales came from mobile devices - more than double the same period last year, according to Bettinelli.
"Mobile is a wonderful platform for flash sites due to their time-sensitive sales and limited quantity items," said IBISWorld senior analyst Nikoleta Panteva. "If a shopper can hop on a site as soon as sales start, he or she is more likely to snag a coveted item than if they were to wait to get to a physical computer."
Zulily, a flash sales site focused on products for kids and mothers, saw unit sales double during its holiday season, compared to last year. The percentage of mobile orders grew over 50 percent for the season compared to the rest of 2012, the company added. A spokeswoman declined to disclose more specific numbers.
Fab, which specializes in modern design products, said fourth-quarter revenue surged 400 percent to about $60 million. One third of sales came from mobile devices, it added.
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Google couldn't have been created on a Web dominated by Facebook, said Google co-founder Sergey Brin; company pays $25,000 fine
Google is worried about the future of the internet, saying that governments and major sites like Facebook are killing the open nature of the web. However, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has caught Google doing some naughty activities on the internet as well.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin recently shared his feelings on the current and future state of the internet. He believes freedom and openness on the web is being threatened now more than ever by governments around the world, the entertainment industry, and huge companies like Facebook and Apple.
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But world governments are not the only ones killing the Internet. According to Brin, tech giants Facebook and Apple have such tightly controlled and proprietary platforms that innovation outside of their reach is nearly impossible.
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"Facebook has been sucking down Gmail contacts for many years," said Brin.
Facebook, which has over 800 million users around the world now, is preparing for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) valued at $75 billion to $100 billion.
Despite Brin's comments, some are pointing fingers at Google as well, saying that their data is in the hands of the U.S. government because it's on Google's servers. The government even occasionally asks for data from Google.
"We push back a lot," said Brin. "We are able to turn down a lot of these requests. We do everything possible to protect the data. If we could wave a magic wand and not be subject to U.S. law, that would be great. If we could be in some magical jurisdiction that everyone in the world trusted, that would be great. We're doing it as well as can be done."
That magic wand could have come in handy last Friday, as the FCC fined Google $25,000 USD for collecting personal information from users without their consent while launching its Street View project. This particular project allowed Google to collect certain information from W-Fi networks from May 2007 to May 2010. However, Google ended up collecting unnecessary information as well such as passwords and Internet history.
The FCC said Google has not been cooperating with it during this matter. Google has reportedly protected employees and emails from the investigation. Google disagreed, saying it has provided everything necessary. However, it's still stuck with a $25,000 fine.
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EDDIE Howe has tasked members of the Cherries development squad to start bridging the gap to the first team after putting plans in place for next season.
Boss Howe admits the challenge is "probably one of the toughest things to do" but insists the players will be given every opportunity to prove themselves.
Seven members of the squad - Baily Cargill, Brandon Goodship, Ben Whitfield, Jon Muleba, Harry Cornick, Josh O'Hanlon and Sam Matthews - are under contract for at least another two years.
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"We released three players who we didn't feel could push to get a first-team place in the next year to 18 months and we may look to recruit from outside. We are developing a pool of good, young players and, for the group to work, we always need to look to increase the quality.
"Baily Cargill is a prime example of how you can develop players if you can get the balance right and that is what we are looking to do. We will keep the other players and they will form the nucleus of the team that we want to move forward with.
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Great-West Life has decided not to appeal a December court ruling that found it responsible for the actions of a former rogue broker, and now former clients of Gary Palmer are lining up to get their money back.
Greg Downey, who was bilked out of $40,000 by Palmer, said his lawyer, Richard Beamish from Tapper Cuddy LLP, has sent a letter to his counterpart at Great-West to ask whether the Winnipeg-based financial services giant is willing to negotiate a settlement with him and eight other clients.
"I would hope they would want to get this all settled," Downey said. "Once one case has gone before a judge and (Great-West) has been found at fault, it's pretty much the same for everybody else. It seems kind of silly to drag it through the courts -- all (Great-West) gets is bad press."
Beamish, who represents seven former clients of Palmer, said he's looking to nail down pre-trial dates.
"We're going to push them hard. We were hoping (the Mignault decision) would break the dam. We're going to pull the trigger, unless (Great-West) wants to settle," he said.
Palmer was convicted in November 2010 of defrauding 23 people, including the theft of $1.5 million during his decade-long run, and sentenced to eight years in prison. Some of his former clients have dropped out of the legal action due to rising costs.
Great-West had countered Palmer was an independent contractor and it was not responsible for what he did. The trial judge disagreed, saying in December the company "cloaked (Palmer) with the attributions of apparent authority" and awarded Michel and Lorraine Mignault $528,834.
Their lawyer, Dave Hill, said he didn't receive a formal notice Great-West was not going to appeal but it was academic after he received a cheque for the Mignaults in the mail last week.
"It's hopefully good news for the (remaining) investors," he said.
A spokeswoman for Great-West confirmed the company's intentions not to appeal but declined to comment on what might happen with the other Palmer clients because the matters are before the courts. She said the Palmer case is a "rare and unfortunate situation where a single independent adviser was found to have committed fraud."
"This is an isolated incident involving an independent adviser and his clients and their investments through him," the spokeswoman said.
It was widely expected Great-West would appeal the December judgment because it had been successful on two previous appeals in the past five years.
In one case, a $37-million judgment on a pension fund was overturned, and in the second, the aggravated damages awarded against it in a disability claim by a lower court were thrown out.


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Spend most of your first day at Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas. At McKittrick Canyon are three trails of varying lengths. On your first evening, view the bat flight at Carlsbad Caverns National Park and spend the night there.
On the morning of Day 2, return to Carlsbad Caverns to take the Natural Entrance Route into the depths of the cavern, after which you can loop through the interior, and then take the Big Room Route. That afternoon visit Living Desert Zoo and Gardens State Park in Carlsbad. In the evening consider strolling some of the scenic walkways along the Pecos River at the Lake Carlsbad Recreation Area.
On Day 3 drive north on U.S. 285 to Roswell, where you can stop at the Roswell Museum and Art Center and International UFO Museum and Research Center. Continue to Lincoln on U.S. 70/380 west and take in a bit of the Wild West before settling down for the night at one of the bed-and-breakfasts there. Spend Day 4 perusing the museums and galleries of Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs. Spend the night at Inn of the Mountain Gods or at one of the many nice inns in Ruidoso. On Day 5, swing through Cloudcroft before examining the space ware at the New Mexico Museum of Space History in Alamogordo. Close your day and finish up the last roll of film at White Sands National Monument.


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Pennywise were one of the key bands of the punk revival of the '90s. Using California hardcore as a foundation, the group incorporated funk-metal and skatepunk into its sound, developing into something that functioned as edgy, post-punk frat rock -- it was speedy and occasionally stupidly catchy, with heavy, propulsive rhythms and positive, optimistic lyrics that stood in pointed contrast to their grunge-addled peers. Through constant touring and recording, as well as appearances at surfing and snowboarding concerts and in videos, Pennywise developed a dedicated following among post-hardcore punk audiences, and were positioned to follow Bad Religion, Green Day, and the Offspring into the modern rock mainstream, but internal problems, culminating in the 1996 suicide of founding bassist Jason Thirsk, prevented the band from being anything bigger than a popular cult band in the vein of NOFX.
Jim Lindberg (lead vocals), Fletcher Dragge (guitar), Byron McMackin (drums), and Jason Thirsk (bass) formed Pennywise in 1988, naming the band after the monster in Stephen King's cult horror novel It. All of the members attended the same high school in Hermosa Beach, California, where they were involved with both punk rock and surfing. Thirsk had played in a local hardcore band called PMA, while the other members played with several other groups before the band actually came together. In 1989, they released their debut EP, A Word from the Wise, on Theologian Records. A local college DJ passed the record to Brett Gurewitz at Epitaph Records, and he signed the group in 1990. Pennywise's eponymous full-length debut appeared the following year. Pennywise became a word-of-mouth hit among the underground punk, surf, and snowboarding community, and the group headed out on its first national tour.
Six months after their debut was released, Lindberg left the group due to his frustration with its lack of motivation and the lack of security in rock groups. Thirsk moved to vocals and his bass teacher, Randy Bradbury, filled in on bass. Following his departure, Theologian released the previously unissued Wildcard EP, backing it with A Word from the Wise on its CD release. While he was separated from the band, Lindberg married, but decided to rejoin the group in late 1992. At the time, Pennywise were attempting to record their second album with Thirsk on vocals, and they were glad to have him back. During his time off, Pennywise had decided to focus on their career, and that increased focus was apparent on their second album, 1993's Unknown Road. Due to constant touring and appearances in snowboarding and surfing videos, the album sold around 200,000 copies. Before they recorded their third album in early 1995, Pennywise were courted by several major labels, which approached the band following the unexpected multi-platinum breakthrough success of Green Day and the Offspring. The band elected to stay with Epitaph and completed About Time, which was released in the summer of 1995. About Time became an indie hit, and the band's live shows became popular attractions. In particular, Dragge became notorious for vomiting on his audience, most notoriously on DJ Riki Rachtman at a show for the influential alternative radio station KROQ, as a veiled protest against the station.
As the band was preparing to record its fourth album in the summer of 1996, Jason Thirsk took a leave of absence from the group to try to control his growing alcoholism; Randy Bradbury again stepped into the bassist role for Pennywise, and he was scheduled to move to rhythm guitar once Thirsk conquered his addiction. Sadly, Thirsk was unsuccessful; on July 29, 1996, he committed suicide after a drinking binge. Pennywise were shaken by his death, yet decided to continue performing, adding Bradbury as a permanent member. The band's fourth album, Full Circle, was released in April 1997; Straight Ahead followed two years later. In fall 2000, Pennywise trudged on to release the live album Live at the Key Club, which was recorded at the tiny club in Los Angeles in front of a crowd of 600 fans on the band's previous tour. New studio albums followed in 2001 (Land of the Free?) and 2003 (From the Ashes). Pennywise had always been political and confrontational. But Ashes amplified those notions with its reaction to the volatile political climate in America on the eve of the 2004 presidential elections.
When Pennywise returned in August 2005 with Fuse, they were no less conscious of politics and society. But the album also returned to a more muscular sound, and included a few classic punk rock anthems for the kids to believe in. In March 2008, Pennywise released Reason to Believe on MySpace Records in the United States and Epitaph in the U.K. Fans also had the option of downloading the album for free, thanks to a partnership between MySpace, Textango, and the band. In 2010, vocalist Jim Lindberg amicably left the group, and it was announced that Zoli Teglas, the lead singer of Ignite, would become his replacement. After breaking in the new frontman for the next two years with constant touring of Europe, Japan, Australia, and the States, the seminal So-Cal punks returned to the studio for their tenth album, All or Nothing, which was released in spring of 2012. That year saw Teglas put out of commission by a back injury, so Lindberg rejoined the band. After touring All or Nothing, Pennywise got back into writing mode. Digging in the archives, they decided to freshly record some songs written years before by their late bassist Jason Thirsk, which were more positive and life-affirming than their usual angry political fare. The songs appeared on their next album, Yesterdays, released in July 2014. The group returned with another compilation album, Nineteen Eighty Eight in 2016; a compilation of some of their earliest material collected from early EPs.~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
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An amusing and intriguing farce about an cirucs ostrich that snatches and swallows a valuable diamond from an Arab diplomat.
J. Vasquez
A nice "ordinary guy" type of showcase in place of the usually sinister or snide roles for Don Scardino (i.e. "The Horror Within", "The Plastic Man"). He's a reporter for a Sarasota, FL newspaper, and is visiting a local carnival in the offseason. The already struggling venue suffers a big hit when an Indian nobleman, who says he's been in Washington, D.C. on government business, loses the incredibly valuable diamond off his turban. He got too close to the ostrich cage, and Scardino's character sees an ostrich swallowing something down its long neck afterwards. The ostriches help make the carnival famous, and bring in loads of marks and $$$$. The carnival's owner says the way ostriches are made it could keep that diamond in its stomach for a long time. A Society for the prevention of cruelty to animals type organization steps in with an injunction of some sort preventing the carnival from doing anything to the animals. Then some sort of bidding process starts for the birds, all the while during which the Indian nobleman is raising all sorts of cain against the circus. The carnival owner's daughter suspects he's trying to bilk the circus...though Scardino's character is sure he saw the ostrich swallowing something. The ending to this: 1. reminded me of some Aretha Franklin song that goes "Who's zoomin' whom?", and 2. would have had me screaming at my computer (and Scardino) if I hadn't been at work. The Indian guy, when talking about the animals, does get in some nice joke about "donkeys and elephants" based on his Washington experience...
M. Forbes
Well, odd is probably the word to define this episode. I really enjoyed speculating what was going to happen next. what plot twist was going to jump out. I was fairly dissapointed with the ending to this episode. I think a good episode that should be added to the scheduel is "The Elixer of Death" this episode is bizzare as all get out.
The reporter, Jim Simon was played by Don Scardino. Scardino was featured in some 27 episodes.
Vickie B.
As you can see, I errantly posted this show. To make things right, I've credited the selection as a random choice and placed Until Next Time on top of the list as our pitcher for next week. My apologies....I've just had a bad couple of days and wasn't thinking straight when I posted the show. As for, "The Rich Osterich", I thought the program was interesting in that I liked the circus setting but I thought the production and plot were on the weaker end of the CBSRMT spectrum. The twist was a bit halfhearted and predictable. Can someone tell me the name of the actor who played the reporter? His voice is so clean and clear that there is something almost unbelievable about it. I'm not sure I can put words to my thoughts but somehow he just doesn't project the same feeling as some of our other great actors.
Paul Boggs
I had listened to this show before. While it isn't the cleverest story, it is an example of the humorous (in a quirky way) side of RMT. Some of my favorite shows in the series are from this angle, so I'm glad one of these type made it to the show. A couple of others I've heard are Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater (780102) and Ignorant Armies (780908). I remember the former from when I was listening to the show as a teenager. I didn't start listening until late 76- early 77 and by then the series had started to branch out in different directions. At any rate although this particular show isn't outstanding, 'its all good' in terms of having access to these shows at all, especially after 25 years. Keep em' coming.
D. Lisbon
This was, for me, CBS-RMT Lite. A simple, fun tale with a fair amount of predictability. It took me four times starting the show to finally get through it. I kept falling asleep. Not that it was boring, but let's just say it didn't keep me on any seat edges. I enjoy a refreshing tale like this. The ostrich itself is actually a good bit of humor, being one of those odd creatures in Nature's fabulous collection. But unlike a rhino or a zebra, there is just something comical about the ostrich. I guess the same could be said for the flounder and the platypus, as well. And just for saying it, the kumquat wins the award in the fruits & veggies collection! Overall, I found the acting to be surperb. The Indian gentleman could have gone horribly overboard, but was kept realistic and humble. Dan Scardino's (the reporter) voice was as smooth as lavender velvet. A pleasure to hear. He was just as good in "THE HORROR WITHIN." I gave the episode a 3.7, and though the script was somewhat predictable and it sort of put me to sleep a couple of times, when I finally caught the whole show, I was certainly kept entertained!
A light hearted tale that is fun the first time......so so the next, and blase the third. It is unique though....... . To tell the truth, I changed my mind on this show after listening to it again last week. Not that this is a terrible show, it's just ok. I do remember thinking it was fun the first time. I promise my next selection will be full of horror, blood and have immense socio/psychological implications.
Neil Tull
I liked this show OK. It was kind of light hearted and a little different than many of the others. I really didn't catch on to the con until the end. I guess I was rather dense tonight because tiling a shower while listening to it.
A. Lambert
Oddly enough, this was one of the very few cassette tapes that I had that has somehow survived all the years in the aging process. Back to the storyline. It's a cute story but that's really about it. It delves into the "con game" that is understandably predictable. The plot seems somewhat shallow and lacks any real character development (difficult at best due to the time constraints). Overall, I enjoyed it but felt that this particular type of show doesn't envelope the true essence of the CBS RMT. My best guess is, for a program to make "Show of the Week", that the bar is set substantially higher.
The best "non-horror" episode ever!!!
I rate this episode 3 out of 5 diamonds for good! I enjoyed this one and actually like teh can man angle! Was a fun episode.
It's still a mystery episode since it's written by the great potent writer G. Frederic Lewis, but it is unlike anything I've ever heard in this radio series. The music is comical & eccentric and the sound effects of the circus animals were good. And the mystery builds up at the 23-minute mark, but wait until you hear what happens in ACT 3 when the Reporter Jack Simon (played by Don Scardino) finds out who/what the other characters really are. By the way, a SPECIAL NOTE, if any of you fans have the CBSRMT Episode Guide Book, there's a typo. It does say Don Scardino played the role of "Jack" Simon, but the synopsis says "Jim" Simon. This episode is worth checking out because it's the only non-horror episode EVER!


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Georgetown College finished off a great regular season in the Mid-South Conference with a sweep of Pikeville College. Once again, they went a week only losing one game and sweeping the rest. Starting with a revenge game against Union College, the Tigers went out with style.
On April 16, the Tigers played Union College after losing 8-18 a week before. This game was much closer than that one, and took place at Georgetown instead of on the road. The final score was 6-4 in favor of the tigers.
Next, the Tigers played Miami University—Hamilton in back-to-back games on April 17. MU-H took the first game 4-10 as Miami got hot in the third inning. The second game would have vastly different results as Jordan Nekola shut down the Harriers and Georgetown won 8-0 in seven innings.
The final three conference games took place on April 19 and 20 against rival Pikeville College. The Tigers dominated in all three games against the Bears to end the season (after what was supposed to be the last game against Indiana University Southeast was canceled). Senior Matt Smith gave up three hits, struck out five, and walked three batters in the 5-1 victory of the first game. On April 20, the Tigers played twice and won the first game 8-0. The second game was won; all the seniors, except for injured Abe Mitchell, played in the three game series. The second game was won 10-1 when the Tigers came to life in the fifth and had six runs on six hits. Chad Richie and Chris Villabolos pitched a strikeout to end both of their final regular season games while Tyler Arthur and Shaun Meyer picked up the wins.
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April 16, 2010
Orsu Announces Closing of C$28 Million Equity Financing
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - April 16, 2010) -
Orsu Metals Corporation ("Orsu" or the "Company") (TSX:OSU)(AIM:OSU), the London-based precious and base metals
exploration and development company, is pleased to announce that it has completed its previously announced
public offering of units (the "Units"). The Company issued 112,000,000 Units at a price of C$0.25 per Unit for
gross proceeds of C$28,000,000 (the "Offering"). Each Unit consists of one common share of the Company (a
"Common Share") and one-half of one common share purchase warrant (each whole warrant, a "Warrant"), with each
Warrant being exercisable to acquire one Common Share at a price of C$0.50 for a period of two years from the
closing date. The Offering was led by Canaccord Financial Ltd. as sole manager and bookrunner (the "Agent").
The net proceeds of the Offering will be used towards the maintenance of the Company's interests in, and for
the further exploration and the development of, the Company's mineral properties in the Republic of Kazakhstan
and the Kyrgyz Republic, to pursue future growth opportunities (which may include acquiring one or more
additional assets) if and when such opportunities arise and for general corporate and working capital purposes.
The Common Shares comprising the Units are listed and posted for trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Application for the Common Shares comprising the Units has been submitted to the AIM Market of the London Stock
Exchange ("AIM") and dealings in these shares are expected to commence on 20 April 2010.
Certain officers and directors of the Company participated in the Offering. Directors of the Company acquired
the following securities in the Offering: Dr. Sergey Kurzin, Executive Chairman, purchased 3,200,000 Units and
following this purchase is interested in 3,320,000 Common Shares and 1,600,000 Warrants; the spouse of Dr.
Alexander Yakubchuk, Director and Chief Operating Officer, purchased 250,000 Units and following this purchase
Dr. Alexander Yakubchuk is interested in 250,000 Common Shares and 125,000 Warrants; and, Mark Corra, non-
executive Director, purchased 250,000 Units and following this purchase is interested in 254,500 Common Shares
and 125,000 Warrants. In addition, Charlemagne Capital (IOM) Limited, a significant shareholder of the Company,
purchased 5,339,209 Units under the Offering.
The participation of such officers, directors and significant shareholder of the Company in the Offering
constitutes a related party transaction under Canadian Multilateral Instrument 61-101. The Company completed
each subscription within 21 days of the date the Directors approved the Offering, as part of the Offering.
The participation of the above mentioned directors and their associates in the Offering constitutes a related
party transaction for the purposes of the AIM Rules for Companies. Accordingly, the Directors (excluding those
participating in the Offering either directly or through their associates), having consulted with the Company's
Nominated Adviser, consider that the terms of the transaction are fair and reasonable insofar as shareholders
of the Company are concerned. Following completion of the Offering, the Directors are interested in 3,854,500
Common Shares representing approximately 2.4% of the issued share capital of the Company.
The Units, Common Shares, Warrants and Common Shares issuable upon the exercise of such Warrants have not been
registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933 (the "Act") and may not be offered or sold absent
registration under the Act or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements thereof. This news
release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy, nor shall there be any sale
of these securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to
registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such jurisdiction or an exemption therefrom.
This announcement is for information purposes only and is only directed at (i) persons who are (a) a "Qualified
investor" within the meaning of Section 86(7) of the United Kingdom Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and
(b) fall within the categories of persons referred to in Article 19 (Investment professionals) or Article 49
(High net worth companies, unincorporated associations, etc.) of the United Kingdom Financial Services and
Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 and (ii) persons outside the United Kingdom to whom it may
lawfully be communicated (all such persons together being referred to as "relevant persons"). The securities
being offered hereunder are only available to, and any invitation, offer or agreement to subscribe, purchase or
otherwise acquire such securities will be engaged in only with, relevant persons. Any person who is not a
relevant person should not act or rely on this announcement or any of its contents.
This press release contains "forward-looking" information which is not comprised of historical facts. Forward-
looking information involves risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events, results,
performance and opportunities to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking
information. Forward-looking information contained in this press release includes, but may not be limited to
the anticipated use of the net proceeds of the Offering and the expected timing of the commencement of dealings
in the Common Shares comprising the Units on AIM.
Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described in such forward-looking
information include, but are not limited to: risks normally incidental to exploration and development of
mineral properties (including unexpected underground conditions); the inability of the Company to maintain its
interest in its mineral projects; the Company's inability to enter into definitive agreements on favourable
terms, or at all, in respect of future growth opportunities; the Company's inability to obtain, maintain, renew
and/or extend required licences, permits, authorizations and/or approvals from the appropriate regulatory
authorities, including the Government of Kazakhstan, and other risks relating to the regulatory frameworks in
Kazakhstan and/or Kyrgyzstan; adverse changes in the political stability of the governments of Kazakhstan and
Kyrgyzstan; the occurrence of any act or acts of war (declared or undeclared), hostile action by national or
international armed forces, civil war, revolution, insurrection, civil strife, terrorism or sabotage in
Kazakhstan or Kyrgyzstan; adverse changes in commodity prices; adverse market conditions; and future unforeseen
liabilities, as well as certain other risks referred to in the Final Prospectus for the Offering and the
Company's other public documents filed under the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
In connection with the forward-looking information contained in this press release, the Company has made
certain assumptions regarding, among other things, the Company's business, the economy and the mineral
exploration industry in general, that the political instability and civil unrest currently ongoing in
Kyrgyzstan will not have an adverse effect on the Company or its property interests in Kyrgyzstan, the
regulatory frameworks in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan with respect to, among other things, royalties, taxes and
environmental matters, the Company's ability to obtain, maintain, renew and/or extend required permits,
licences, authorisations and/or approvals from the appropriate regulatory authorities, and has also assumed
that no unusual geological or technical problems occur, plant and equipment work as anticipated, no material
adverse change in the price of copper or gold occurs and no significant events occur outside of the Company's
normal course of business. Although the Company believes that the assumptions and factors used in preparing the
forward-looking information are reasonable, forward- looking information is not a guarantee and undue reliance
should not be placed on such information, which only applies as of the date hereof. The Company disclaims any
intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new
information, future events or otherwise, other than as required by law.
Total shares issued and outstanding: 157,696,049
Orsu Metals Corporation
Tania Tchedaeva
Company Secretary
+44 (0) 20 7518 3999
[email protected]
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This lovely recipe for Curried Pearl Couscous comes from Hannah Voss-Surges of the blog Alimental and is part of our month long Whole Wheat Pearl Couscous celebration. Alimental is a candid account of her everyday life as she strives to balance all aspects of a healthy lifestyle. Alimental focuses on simple and delicious plant-based recipes inspired by a variety of cuisines. Hannah holds a B.S. in Biological Sciences and is currently studying Clinical Laboratory Sciences in San Diego, where she lives with her husband and cat.
Curried Pearl Couscous with Cranberries and Almonds
- 1 cup Bob's Red Mill Whole Wheat Pearl Couscous
- 1 Tbsp Olive or Vegetable Oil
- 1 Tbsp Penzeys Maharaja Curry Powder (or other high quality curry powder)
- 1 Tbsp Lemon Juice
- Zest of one small Lemon
- ½ cup Bob's Red Mill Dried Cranberries
- 1/3 cup Almonds, chopped (or use sliced or slivered almonds)
- 1 small bunch Green Onions, sliced
- Salt and Pepper to taste
Cook the couscous according to package instructions and allow to cool slightly. Add oil and lemon juice and stir to coat the couscous. Gradually add the curry powder, followed by salt and pepper. Stir in dried cranberries, lemon zest, and almonds. Add green onion just before serving. Tastes delicious served warm or at room temperature.


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The Merchant Tavern - St. John's most highly anticipated new restaurant - has finally opened its doors at 291 Water Street. Founded by "The Jeremies" - Jeremy Charles and Jeremy Bonia of Raymonds - "The Merchant Tavern pays homage to hard-working people who appreciate fine fare and spirits." Casual dining, simple food, great cocktails. I sat down with some of the crew to chat all three.
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Best known for its late 70′s inception as Stanley's Steamer, the Bella Vista has been in operation for over 55 years and has been the site of various functions and events. It has grown through many stages to become the well-know and loved Bella Vista and Stanley' Pub we have today. I stopped by to take a look at their beautiful event space and hear a little of the history behind one of St. John's oldest venues.
7 Jul 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Festivals & Events , Shopping , History , Trip Planning and St. John's
Quidi Vidi is an award winning micro-brewery that sits nestled right at the mouth of the Gut. Established in 1996, they are known for producing world-class beers - their British IPA took home the gold at the 2012 World Beer Championships in Chicago. Offering daily tours and tastings to the public, I arrived just in time to belly up to the bar and take a peek behind the scenes of everyone's favourite local brewery.
7 Jul 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , History , Trip Planning and St. John's
It's easy to lose an entire morning exploring the bounty of beauty on display at the Quidi Vidi Village Plantation, and when you leave, you just might be ready for wee scoff. Lucky for you, Quidi Vidi is home to St. John's newest dining experiences in one of our oldest buildings - Mallard Cottage.
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You could say Dee Jay Charters knows a thing or two about adventure on the water – this summer marks their 25th year sailing through the famous St. John's Narrows. Whales, bergs, birds – they've seen it all, and today I hopped aboard to experience their unique brand of tour for myself.
4 Jun 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , Golfing , Nature , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
The game of "golf" is about to change in Newfoundland and Labrador as Clovelly introduces the first FootGolf course east of New Brunswick! Curious? Read on and discover exactly how to navigate a golf course… with a soccer ball.
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"What are we going to do with this decade?" – It's the question Kelly Mansell and husband Mark, co-owners of Rocket Bakery & Fresh Food asked themselves on their 50th birthday and the question that spurred on the idea for Rocket. "We just closed our eyes and stepped off" she says, "neither of us had done anything like this before. We had clear ideas of what we wanted – high quality food, healthy options and a great atmosphere… maybe the chairs don't match but there's a feeling of community, of being at home." When I sat down to chat food, community and how it all began, it became clear they have accomplished all that and more.
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Did you know that Canada's Favourite Bar is right here in St. John's, Newfoundland? Air Canada's enRoute Magazine and Rickard's Beer teamed up for the #SAYCHEERS campaign, a national search for the most loved bar in Canada. Bar patrons across the nation voted for the Top 100, supporting their favourite drinking establishments in each province and territory, and when it was all done, O'Reilly's Irish Newfoundland Pub was #1 in Canada!
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The Outfitters opened their doors at 220 Water Street in 1998 and have grown to become a leader in Newfoundland and Labrador supplying specialty clothing and equipment for self propelled outdoor adventures. But the storefront is just the starting point - this is where they prepare you for your next adventure - and trust me, their commitment to their customers extends far beyond the sales counter. I sat down with Jonathan Simon who's in charge of their Marketing and Communications to talk about the business of adventure in Newfoundland.
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WASHINGTON -- What is it about girls going to school that infuriates so many grown men, turning them into beasts?
The appalling abduction of well more than 200 Nigerian school girls and the shocking delay in the West before mobilizing a response are two more indications of how far the world is from nailing this civilization thing.
The girls, some of Nigeria's best and brightest, were dragged out of bed by Islamic militants and spirited away in trucks. According to a girl who escaped, they were treated like slaves. Two weeks later, as the Nigerian government hemmed and hawed about not finding the girls and with countries such as the United States and Great Britain observing diplomatic niceties before helping, militants were boasting about selling the girls into sexual slavery or as child brides.
On Capitol Hill, all 20 women senators, who rarely agree on anything, demanded to know why it was taking so long to find the stolen girls.
We are reminded of Malala Yousafzai, the brave Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban for speaking out about the importance of educating girls. As she heals, the 15-year-old wrote in her book, "I Am Malala," that her life's work will be the education of girls.
As Americans pull out of Afghanistan after more than a decade, the Taliban has quickly reverted to shutting down girls' schools, terrorizing women who walk alone and otherwise trying to drive females back to the Stone Age.
Americans have traveled a long, winding road toward equality in education. Even many educated fathers (and mothers) wanted their daughters to marry, breed and obey their husbands more than they wanted female children to get an education, use their minds and be able to support themselves.
Ignorant Islamic militants wrongly use misunderstood religious precepts as an excuse to keep girls uneducated and used as sex slaves without rights or, often, decent living conditions. These militants burn with righteous fervor but they are basically cowards who fear a world where their prehistoric beliefs are not ascendant.
What should scare us is how many misguided militants there are and how quickly they can prevail in countries where poverty and political turmoil tamp down human rights. As Vladimir Putin is to Ukraine's sovereignty so are Islamic militants to the rights of women everywhere.
Too many men are too unsure of their manhood and their place in the world to tolerate the prospect of girls becoming their equals. So they grab their guns and some kind of uniform and get together in gangs -- such as Boko Haram in Nigeria -- to try to go back to an era where violence against women was accepted.
Every day we see the vestiges of the cruelty people inflict on others. The owner of the Los Angeles Clippers hates black people. A bigot in the West steals a million dollars in grazing rights from taxpayers and is lionized by politicians.
The juxtaposition of the World Economic Forum for Africa being held in Nigeria while militants openly kidnap school girls is maddening. We must make human traffickers afraid. We must make clear that civilized people will not tolerate this evil.
When children anywhere are denied education and brutalized, it's OK to be angry, very angry, and to demand retribution.
Ann McFeatters is an op-ed columnist for McClatchy-Tribune. Readers may send her email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2014 McClatchy-Tribune News Service
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