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Finance Minister Kalousek spoke in the EP Committee on Budgetary Control
- Czech EU presidency 2009
Brussels, 16th February 2009
Minister of Finance Miroslav Kalousek presented the Council recommendations concerning the 2007 discharge to the MEPs.
Based on the Council recommendations, the European Parliament grants discharge to the Commission, which is responsible for the implementation of the EU budget. The aim of the discharge procedure is to assess whether the implementation of the EU budget in the given year was done properly and in accordance with the principles of sound financial management.
In his speech, the Finance Minister expressed his regret that the Court of Auditors was repeatedly unable to express a clean audit opinion concerning the expenditure of a large part of the budget, despite measures aimed at improving monitoring procedures. These measures were recently adopted by the European Commission. Miroslav Kalousek, however, also highlighted the fact that for the first time, the annual accounts of the European Communities for 2007 were declared sound.
The Finance Minister expressed the Council's concern regarding the number of errors in the area of Cohesion Policy. He noted, however, that the Cohesion Policy programmes are multiannual, so many errors might still be corrected.
The Council believes that a large number of errors are due to the excessive complexity of rules. Therefore it is the priority to fundamentally simplify legislation, which would lead to reducing the number of errors as well as the administrative burden of controls. In this context, the Minister noted that the Council had called for the Commission to continue the efforts, in close cooperation with the Member States, and look for other possibilities of legislative simplification.
In the following debate with the MEPs, the Minister underlined that both institutions share a common goal – to obtain a positive statement of assurance in all areas of the budget, which will act as proof of the sound management of EU funds.
Radka Kohutova,
Spokeswoman of the Ministry of Finance
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The battle of Gettysburg was fought July 1-3, 1863, with locations like Devil's Den, the Wheatfield and Little Round Top gaining notoriety for their part in the bloodiest conflict of the Civil War, where more than 51,000 soldiers were killed.
The iconic Gettysburg Address, a speech given by President Abraham Lincoln at the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery, took place on Nov. 19, 1963.
"We can not dedicate — we can not consecrate — we can not hallow — this ground," Lincoln said. "The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here."
Here's a look — sometimes brutal, sometimes graphic — of that terrible battle, its aftermath and the historic speech that followed.
In this photo provided by the Library of Congress, President Abraham Lincoln is shown at the site of his Gettysburg Address, in Gettysburg, Pa., on Nov. 19, 1863.
This photo shows a physician about to amputate a soldier's leg in a makeshift hospital camp site for the Union Army at Gettysburg, Pa., 1863, during the American Civil War.
In July 1863, an unidentified Union soldier shown March 12, 1985, died in battle at Gettysburg clutching a photograph of his three children. All four went unidentified until November 1863, when a woman in Portsville, N.Y., saw the photos in a religious publication and identified them as her husband Sgt. Amos Humiston and their three children. In 1866, indirectly inspired by the incident, the Soldiers' Orphans home was erected in Gettysburg, with Mrs. Humiston and her three children being part of its first 100 residents.
This photo, titled, "The children of the battlefield," shows the reproduction of the tintype portrait of Frank, Frederick and Alice Humiston, children of Sergeant Amos Humiston of Co. C, 154th New York Infantry Regiment, who died at Gettysburg with the photograph in his hands.
This is an artist's rendition of the Confederate attack on the Union lines known as Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg, Pa. George E. Pickett's charge took place on July 3, 1863, the last day of the Battle of Gettysburg that began on July 1. The Confederate Army of Northern Virginia did not succeed in forcing the Union Army of the Potomac to retreat.
Confederate soldiers are shown during the Battle of Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, as Gen. George E. Pickett orders his 15,000 men to charge.
John L. Burns, the "old hero of Gettysburg," is shown with gun and crutches.
Burns, age 69 and living in Gettysburg, was at home when the battle began and volunteered to join with the Union forces at the center of some of the battle's hottest action. He received a bullet through the arm, another through his calf and other wounds. After convincing the Confederate Army that he was not a combatant, they treated his wounds and he was able to return home. President Abraham Lincoln later requested to meet Burns after his story spread across the country.
Read his 1872 obituary in The New York Times.
In this drawing by combat artist Alfred R. Waud, Lieut. Bayard Wilkeson, on horseback, directs the fire of the 4th U.S. Artillery against the Confederate ranks during the battle of Gettysburg, July 4, 1863.
In this photo provided by the Library of Congress, dead Confederate soldiers lie at the edge of the Rose Woods in Gettysburg, Pa., following the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War, July 5, 1863.
The first draft of Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is shown on Nov. 2, 1950. The president delivered the address at the dedication of the Gettysburg, Pa., battlefield cemetery on Nov. 19, 1863. Lincoln gave the first draft to his secretary, John Hay, whose children presented it to the Library of Congress in 1916. It is written on one side of two sheets of paper in ink. Most of the concluding sentence is written in pencil.
This undated illustration depicts President Abraham Lincoln making his Gettysburg Address at the dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery on the battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa., Nov. 19, 1863. The cemetery commemorates soldiers who died in the American Civil War Battle of Gettysburg in July.
In this photo provided by the Library of Congress, dead Confederate soldiers have been gathered for burial at the southwestern edge of the Rose Woods in Gettysburg, Pa., following the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War, July 5, 1863.
Top: President Abraham Lincoln (circled) speaking at the dedication of Soldiers National Cemetery on the battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa., November 19, 1863.
Bottom: A longer view of the scene on ground still marked by evidences of the bloody battle four months earlier. The photo at top is an enlargement of the marked off rectangular area.
It is believed this may be the only photo of Lincoln at the dedication where he made the four minute speech which was to become a world classic. It was found in 1953 in the National Archives in Washington where it had gone unnoticed.
This is a photo of Baltimore Street in Gettysburg, Pa., on Nov. 19, 1863. The photograph was taken a few minutes before U.S. President Abraham Lincoln rode over this road to the Gettysburg National Cemetery during its dedication where he made the Gettysburg Address.
In this photo provided by the Library of Congress, rear view of the camp of Captain John J. Hoff of the Union Army in Gettysburg, Pa., in July 1865.
This cyclorama painting of the Battle of Gettysburg is 376 by 22 feet high.
This is an undated etching of Maj. Gen. John Sedgwick. It was during the Civil War battle of Gettysburg that Sedgwick gave the order that has become legend to Vermont's military community: "Put the Vermonters ahead and keep everything well closed up." The order was given as the 20,000 soldiers of Sedgwick's 6th Corps were marching toward Gettysburg, 32 miles up the Baltimore Pike. Union Gen. George Meade needed the reinforcements to help turn back the invasion of Pennsylvania that had been launched by Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
This photograph from the Library of Congress provided by Abrams Books shows an unidentified Confederate and Union soldier in a photo titled "The Blue and the Grey at Gettysburg, Assembly Tent" on the 50th anniversary reunion at Gettysburg, Penn., in 1913.
In an undated photo provided by the Wisconsin Historical Society Alonzo Cushing, left, poses with, from left, Capt. L. Kipp; Major Clark; Lt. Col. Joseph Taylor; Major General E.V. Sumner; Capt. Samuel Sumner; Surgeon Hammond; Lt. Col. Lawrence. Cushing got the nation's highest military decoration this summer — the Medal of Honor — nearly 150 years after he died at the battle of Gettysburg.
This July 1863 photo provided by the Library of Congress shows unfinished Confederate graves near the center of the battlefield in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
This drawing shows the battle of Gettysburg at its height July 3, 1863, showing activity behind the Union lines on Cemetery Hill, with force resting and regrouping amid the carnage of battle. The three day battle, which ended in victory for the North, involved a total of 191,480 men on both the Confederate and Union sides. Over 600 field guns were engaged in the furious battle. This scene was drawn by combat artist Alfred R. Waud.
This undated handout image provided by the Library of Congress shows John F. Chase. who lost his right arm and left eye at Gettysburg
This photograph shows many dead horses on the ground in front of Abraham Trostle's house near the headquarters of General Daniel Edgar Sickles.
Dead soldiers, most of whom are Union soldiers, lay on the battlefield at Gettysburgh, Pa. after Gen. Robert E. Lee retreated from the Battle of Gettysburg on July 5, 1863. Their shoes have been stripped from their feet, and the pockets of some of them have been rifled.
This stereograph shows General George G. Meade's headquarters on Cemetery Ridge after the battle at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The bodies of horses shot during the fighting can be seen in the distance.
This photo gives a view of breastworks on Round Top.
Confederate dead gathered for burial at the edge of the Rose woods, July 5, 1863.
This view of the battlefield at Gettysburg shows temporary entrenchments thrown up by the Federal troops on Little Round Top. Big Round Top is in the background
Robert E. Lee's headquarters, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
View at Losser's (i.e. Trostle's) barn, where the 9th Massachusetts Battery was cut up. The picture shows horses killed during the battle lying in the barnyard.
This photo shows Gettysburg, Pa., in 1863 at the dedication of the Gettysburg battlefield.
This photo shows the battlefield of Gettysburg, and a view of the point of woods where Major General John Fulton Reynolds was killed on July 1, 1863. Reynolds was the highest ranking officer killed at Gettysburg and one of the most senior in the war, according to the Gettysburg Stone Sentinels website.
"His decision to commit his infantry west of Gettysburg set the course of the fighting, but his death early in the battle was a serious blow to the Union Army," the site said.
Men gather at Gettysburg, Pa., for the laying of the cornerstone of the Soldier's National Monument on the anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. The men on the left are preparing food.
This photo shows the headquarters of Gen. George G. Meade of the Union Army on Cemetery Ridge.
This photo shows the headquarters of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, July 1863.
In this photo provided by the Library of Congress, a dead Confederate soldier lies in "the devil's den" in Gettysburg, Pa., following the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War, July 5, 1863.
G.J. White's house, photographed in June or July of 1863, is in the vicinity of Gettysburg.
This photograph shows the breastworks on Little Round Top.
This photograph shows the center of the Federal position, as viewed from Little Round Top.
This photograph shows the meadow over which the 2d Mass. and 27th Indiana charged on the morning of July 3rd. into woods that were occupied by Confederates, Johnson's Div., Ewell's Corps. Four men stand at the fence looking toward the meadow where the battle was fought.
This panorama shows the location of the second day of battle at Gettysburg.
This panorama shows the location of the third day of battle and Gen. Mead's headquarters at Gettysburg.
This 1909 photograph shows East Cemetery Hill #1, in Gettysburg.
This 1918 photo shows the Gettysburg battlefield.
The photo showing the battlefield of Gettysburg includes an image of McPherson's woods, in which Confederate Brigadier General James Jay Archer's Brigade was captured, and a view of the side toward the Chambersburg Pike, where the battle began.
This photo shows the dedication of the monument at the Gettysburg cemetery.
This Gettysburg battlefield image shows the location of Pickett's charge.
This photo, titled, "The wheat field," shows casualties of the battle at Gettysburg.
This photo shows battle casualties on Little Round Top.
Three Confederate prisoners are shown at Gettysburg.
This Gettysburg photo shows an artillery caisson and dead mule.
This photo shows a line of breastworks on Round Top at Gettysburg in 1863.
This photo shows dead soldiers in a ravine known as the "slaughter pen," at the foot of Round Top in Gettysburg.
This photo shows dead soldiers in a ravine known as the "slaughter pen," at the foot of Round Top in Gettysburg.
Joseph Dickinson of Maine was brevetted for gallantry of staff duty at Gettysburg.
This photo shows a scene in the woods at foot of Round Top at the battle of Gettysburg.
This print, based on the painting called "Hancock at Gettysburg" by Thure de Thulstrup, shows Major General Winfield S. Hancock riding along the Union lines during the Confederate bombardment prior to Pickett's Charge.
This drawing shows General Samuel Wylie Crawford's charge on the Rebel lines.
This photo shows the General Hospital at Gettysburg in August 1863 after the battle.
This photo of a drawing shows the Union army galloping into action on horseback at the Battle of Gettysburg, Pa, which took place July 1-3, 1863 during the American Civil War.
Gen. Samuel K. Zook was killed at Gettysburg, on July 3, 1863.
Members of the United States Sanitary Commission pose outside the tent during the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863 during the American Civil War.
Famed Civil War photographer Mathew B. Brady captured the town of Gettysburg, Pa. with his camera shortly after the three-day Battle of Gettysburg, July 1-3, in 1863. Hospital tents can be seen inthe field at right.
This drawing shows the battle of Gettysburg, depicting Confederate General James Longstreet's attack upon the Union's left center. Blue Ridge is in the distance.
In this photo provided by the Library of Congress, a dead Confederate soldier is shown in Devil's Den, Gettysburg, Pa., in July 1863. This photograph is titled "The Home of a Rebel Sharpshooter, Gettysburg."
This is the field hospital headquarters at the battle of Gettysburg in Pennsylvania, during the American Civil War, July 1863.
This was the scene at the battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War, July 1863.
Col. E.E. Cross, 5th N.H. Inf. U.S.A., was killed at Gettysburg.
Illustration of the last Confederate gun at Gettysburg in 1863. Gettysburg was the most violent battle of the American Civil War and marked the end of the Confederate northward invasions.
The cover title of a 16-page pamphlet, printed a few days after Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, is shown on April 21, 1942. The document contains the speeches of President Lincoln and Edward Everett made at the Battlefield dedication in Gettysburgh, Pa., on Nov. 19, 1862.

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Catwoman role makes Anne Hathaway feel sick
The 29-year-old plays the feline femme fatale in 'The Dark Knight Rises' and is the first female villain in Christopher Nolan's 'Batman' trilogy.
"I didn't realise I was the first - and I feel a little nauseous. That's a lot of pressure," a website quoted Hathaway as saying.
"I'd always thought I was pretty healthy and I always thought I had worked hard in the gym. It turns out that what I thought was hard, in Catwoman's world is actually light to moderate," she added.


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Sorry to make another wetsuit thread, but reading through the stickied wetsuit thread didn't offer much insight into springsuits; more of a focus on fullsuits in that thread. So what brands and models do you all like as far as springsuits go? Water will start cooling off soon and I want something to bridge the gap between trunks and a 3/2
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Sep 19, 2012, 04:29 AM #1Member
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Shorty Springsuit
I like to wear a 2 mill, short arm. Shorty's only have a small gap of use with the water temperature. 2 mill you can wear during Summer and in to mid November if you want to push it.
Sep 19, 2012, 10:03 AM #3
I don't wear my springsuit much. I pretty much go from trunks and a longsleeve rashie to the 3/2 sometime in early october. As a consequence, my O'neill Hammer 2/1 springie is about eight years old and is still pretty much good as new. You may get more use out of a 1.5mm long sleeve top w/trunks (for less money) than with buying a springie.
Besides, nobody looks cool in a springie--unless you get a neon colored one and are going for a retro 80's look.
Sep 19, 2012, 10:57 AM #4
I wear my springer a lot. It's good for when the air is cool and the water's warm... like now... or on those surprise summer upwelling days. I have the O'Niell Hammer and it's perfect for me. It's like wearing nothing. http://www.oneill.com/#/men/asiapaci...pring_1/metal/
And yes... they are decidedly UNcool.
Sep 19, 2012, 01:48 PM #5
w/ these chilly, windy mornings we've been having here lately, my longsleeve spring has been getting a lot of use. it's great for things like that & actually stays in place, unlike a 1.5 or 2mil top.
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I wear an Billabong 2mm long leg/short arm. In NY, its good for late june, sept, and early oct before i need to put on a 3/2. I still have xcel shortie but i feel like i'm in a living colour video when wearing it so it pretty much stays in the closet unless it is a cool breezy summer day. The long leg, short arm combo works much better for me for longer sessions. Xcel, billabong, patagucci, matuse all make a decent one.
Sep 19, 2012, 03:33 PM #8
I picked up a 2mil Quicksilver shorty a few years ago off of eBay. I think I paid $15. It was used but in great shape - and it's held up extremely well. I thought I'd just use it between 3/2 and shorts weather but I actually wear it almost all the way through summer. It's super comfortable and I don't have to bother with sunscreen on my torso. Definitely recommend getting one.
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traditional springsuit is useless in my opinion.....go long sleeve spring, it perfectly bridges the gap from vest to 3/2. it is also the perfect suit to leave in your car in case of upwelling...
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Have 'excesses' taken a toll on New India?
It is easy to float theories, be critical and berate a team which has not lived up to the expectations of its fans. India, despite its high ranking, has once again been knocked out of a major championship, that too without a whimper, writes Pradeep Magazine.india Updated: Oct 03, 2009 18:41 IST
It is easy to float theories, be critical and berate a team which has not lived up to the expectations of its fans. India, despite its high ranking, has once again been knocked out of a major championship, that too without a whimper.
This defeat, like the one in the T-20 World Cup, has once again rattled those who had started believing in the invincibility of Team India. So, what has gone wrong?
On the surface, the explanations for these losses are not hard to find. Injuries to key players, shoddy fielding and complete breakdown of its bowling strength led to this embarrassing exit.
Those who had thought that the young players will benefit from the IPL experience have been proved wrong, as the bench strength too has let India down.
The irony is that India's woes began immediately after the end of the IPL jamboree in South Africa. It was believed then that the Indian players will now go to England and just about decimate every team in the World Cup to become champions. In reality, the reverse happened. The gruelling schedule first incapacitated two of India's key players --- Sehwag and Zaheer --- and on the field the rest looked jaded, tired and lacking in motivation.
And then came respite in the shape of a proper one-month rest, before India embarked on another round of non-stop cricket. The first stop was Sri Lanka and India's winning there meant that the team was back on track.
But somehow, watching them perform on the field did not give one the impression that "rest" had done them any good. Their fielding, if anything had deteriorated and the bowlers lacked steam and rhythm. Even in conditions where batting first literally ensures victory, especially when you have put up a big score, India's win despite the margin being healthy, was not very convincing. The Lankan batsmen did enough to expose India's weaknesses. Just take away Sachin Tendulkar from the equation and you would understand what I mean.
In South Africa too, the picture presented on the television screen did not appear any different.
The same lethargy on the field, the same tired, listless faces presented the image of a team which was somehow not there. The Ishants and RPs of the team looked out of place and surprisingly Harbhajan Singh too gave the impression that he was out of practice.
The brash, on your face, new young India had relied on the aging legs of Tendulkar to help them win in Lanka.
Here he failed and so did India.
This leads us back to the question, what has gone wrong? I am not talking about winning or losing here but why the joy of playing, the infectious enthusiasm of the young and not so young, is not visible any more on their faces?
It is possible that because of the defeat one could be misinterpreting these fleeting impressions formed from the visuals presented on the TV screen.
I, like most, am searching for answers. The question needs to be raised why, post IPL-II, has the team looked a pale shadow of its vibrant former self? And, more importantly, why even after taking a "break" of a month, does the team look out of its depth?
The answer to these questions could help India find its feet again and play once more like a champion side.


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Neil McKinlay got a memorable souvenir on Friday.
Whether he'll be allowed to put it up on a mantle at home at some point is still up for debate.
McKinlay, who sat out the previous two games with a foot injury, was back wreaking havoc on special teams for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in last Friday night's 29-0 shellacking of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
McKinlay was in the right place at the right time to record the first interception of his CFL career.
With the Tabbies attempting a fake punt, McKinlay stepped up and intercepted the errant pass from Pat Fleming to help the Blue and Gold take over.
"It's nice to get the first one but there's an asterisk beside it because it was thrown by a kicker -- but it still goes down in the column," said McKinlay, now in his third season with the Blue Bombers. "I've got it (the ball) somewhere around here. We'll see if the wife will let me put it up somewhere. I'm not the king of the decor of the home."
Missing the two games with injuries was especially tough for McKinlay, who had an iron man streak that stretched back seven years to his days with Simon Fraser.
"That broke my 40-game streak, so it's nice to be back and back in the flow," said McKinlay, who led the Blue Bombers with 19 special teams tackles and also made one start at middle linebacker. "It's bearable now. I can't complain."
When the Blue Bombers signed Barrin Simpson during the off-season, McKinlay understood he would be spending most of his time on special teams.
"Having Barrin here is great for me, I can learn from him," said McKinlay. "You roll with it. I had no qualms or anything like that. Being as young as I am, watching him practise and play every week is a privilege.
"Barrin is one of those guys who isn't afraid to answer a question or point something out. He's a professional guy, he comes to work every day. It's like having another coach on the field essentially. He knows what's going on and where people are supposed to be. He's pretty much the head of our defence. He runs the show and just leads by example."
Blue Bombers head coach Doug Berry thought McKinlay looked good in his return to the lineup and agrees it will be beneficial for him to see Simpson on an everyday basis.
"He didn't miss a beat," said Berry. "As Neil watches Barrin play, he can see how Barrin does things and maybe apply some of those things to his own game."


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Rousseff defends industry policy among critics
Three main presidential candidates tow same line, promise tax reform overhaul
BRASILIA — The Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, who hopes to be re-elected for a second term in October's elections, has defended her government's industrial policy in front of the sector's business leaders, while at the same event opposition candidate Aécio Neves Brazil's criticized "ideological alignment" with neighbouring countries.
Rousseff, of the Workers Party (PT) and Neves, of the Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB), as well as the presidential candidate for the Brazilian Socialist Party (PSB) Eduardo Campos, participated in a meeting on Wednesday evening organized by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI) to listen to the sector's proposals and outline their policies should they be elected on October 5.
In recent months, the CNI has warned of deterioration in the economy and reduced its growth forecast for 2014 to one percent. It also predicted a contraction of 0.5 percent for the sector this year.
In response, Rousseff stressed that the performance of the Brazilian economy contradicts the general pessimism and attributed current economic problems to the international crisis, but claimed that this has had a minimal impact on Brazil.
Despite the low growth rates in recent years — 2.7 percent in 2011, one percent in 2012 and 2.3 percent last year — Rousseff said that the economy has not stopped expanding while her government has managed to get the unemployment rate "very low" at around five percent.
Rousseff emphasized Brazil's accumulated reserves and said the government has stimulated industrial activity through a series of state loans.
She also blamed the "wave of pessimism" on "campaigns" being waged against her government without identifying who was behind them, and asked industrial leaders to not take any notice, claiming the country is heading into a "new period" of "productive competitiveness."
In response to the industrial sector's demands for tax reform, Rousseff said that this would be "a priority" in an eventual second term, but admitted that it must pass through Congress first.
In turn Neves said that "Brazil needs to be more integrated in the world market" as the Mercosur bloc the country integrates with Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Venezuela is showing "clear signs of stagnation."
"We are suffering from these ideological ties while the world is moving forward," said Neves.
Although he believes Brazil should not break away from Mercosur, the country "needs freedom to establish its own trade agreements."
Neves also supported the CNI's demands for tax reform, saying that he would send a bill to Congress in his first week of government if he were to be elected president.
So far, polls show Rousseff remains favourite, saying she would win with 40 percent of the vote against 22 percent for Neves and 10 percent for the Socialist candidate Campos.
Like her rivals, Rousseff stressed the importance of building bilateral relations with the US and Europe, but also emphasized the importance of the Brazil's relationship with Latin American countries and emerging countries "without prejudice."
Organized crime
The PT in Sao Pablo decided yesterday to expel representative Luis Moura following his alleged ties to organized crime.
According to the president of the PT in Sao Paulo Emidio de Souza "Moura's behaviour has been very damaging for the party" and there's no need to wait for suspicions to be confirmed about his links with the largest organized crime group in the country, the First Command of the Capital (PCC) to expel him.
Moura is being investigated on suspicion of money laundering along with members the PCC, using bus companies and cooperatives located in Sao Paulo.
Allegations arose following a police investigation that found that in March Moura had participated in a meeting with members of the criminal group which operates from the prisons of San Pablo.
Moura was elected representative for the PT in the last elections in 2010 with 104,705 votes and is running for reelection in the upcoming October elections. His expulsion was approved unanimously by the 16 members of the PT Executive in San Pablo, who considered that Moura did not offer satisfactory explanations to the allegations.
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It wasn't the result the Vancouver Whitecaps were hoping for, but in Saturday's 1-0 defeat to the LA Galaxy, a young and in some ways surprising lineup acquitted themselves well for the visitors.
Head coach Carl Robinson was forced to leave out Matias Laba due to suspension, but instead of bringing in Nigel Reo-Coker after missing two weeks due to concussion, the Welsh tactician opted to play Russell Teibert as a holding player alongside Gershon Koffie in a 4-2-3-1.
Perhaps even more surprisingly, Robinson left leading goalscorer Kenny Miller on the bench until the final 20 minutes, instead bringing Kekuta Manneh in for his first start of the season.
"I thought the performance was very, very good," Robinson told Vancouver radio station TEAM 1410 following the match. "Obviously the result was disappointing because we didn't get anything out of the game. But I think we were excellent in the first half – very, very positive and caused them problems to try and break us down, but gave ourselves opportunities in the attacking transition."
Indeed, if not for the heroics of Jaime Penedo in the Galaxy goal the outcome could have been much different. The Panamanian netminder's best work happened off two separate first-half opportunities from Manneh. First, the Gambian got on the end of a Pedro Morales set-up that Penedo stopped before the veteran netminder once again came out on top in a one-on-one situation just before halftime.
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As for at the other end of the pitch, Robinson was clearly frustrated at the way in which the Galaxy found the match's lone goal, as a fairly innocuous ball behind the backline quickly turned into an excellent take and delivery from Stefan Ishizaki for Robbie Keane to finish.
"I felt we deserved a goal from the first-half performance," Robinson said. "So disappointing then we come out in the second half and after one minute in the second half, a 40-yard straight ball gets behind the defenders and obviously then the cross and Robbie's movement for the first and only goal.
"Disappointed for that, a little a bit frustrated, but pleased with the performance."
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People are talking about a 'Super Smash Bros. DS' and some german guy has apparently been making a homebrew called 'Super Smash Bros. Rumble' or something and I wanted to ask if you guys think that it is possible for an official DS SSB game and what limits it could extend to. For e.g. How many levels and characters? and how good would the graphics and gameplay quality be? And it would definitely need Wi-fi and Multi-Card play types.
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So if someone types Spanish children's books into a search engine, are they looking for children's books in Spanish or children's books that honor Latino culture? (Click to the booklists.)
Are they Hispanics looking to help their children understand their cultural identity, or Anglos seeking to broaden their children's horizons?
I can't know for sure, but I hope to help you either way.
Children's books are under attack
It's true. Today, reading has to fight for our children's attention. Good Spanish children's books have to compete with TV, music and video games.
The time previous generations spent reading is now more likely to be spent on a cell phone.
And yet...
And yet reading remains more important than ever. A child's best chance for success lies in books, perhaps even moreso for a minority child than for others. A thirst for knowledge - un anhelo de sabiduría - is what separates children with futures from children without them.
Since we know that a love of reading is essential to our children's future success, it's up to us as parents to provide good fuel for that love!
A Spanish children's book that doesn't entertain, that doesn't compel your child to keep turning pages, is as bad as no book at all.
It can be even worse than no book at all if it discourages your child from reading!
So the pressure is on YOU to find the BEST Spanish children's books
Fortunately, there's help to be had. Let me tell you about some award-winning Spanish children's books. (Titles that appear as links are reviewed, in English, on this site.)
English language Spanish children's books - The Pura Belpré Award
The Pura Belpré Award honors "Latino/Latina writers and illustrators whose work best portrays, affirms, and celebrates the Latino cultural experience in an outstanding work of literature for children and youth."
These are Spanish children's books - usually in English - that speak to children about what it means to be Latino. The awards are given every two years - one for best writing, one for best illustrating.
Pura Belpré Award for Writing | Pura Belpré Award for Illustrating
English language Spanish children's books - The Américas Award
The Américas Award recognizes outstanding Spanish children's books that "portray Latin America, the Caribbean, or Latinos in the United States."
(Some of the books The Américas Award honors are picture books, and some are chapter books. The ones for which an illustrator is named are picture books. The one where no illustrator is named are probably chapter books.)
The Américas Award for Spanish Children's Books Honoring Latino Culture
Award-winning English language children's books translated into Spanish
The most prestigious awards for children's books in America in English are the Caldecott and Newbery Medals.
The Caldecott honors the best illustrations in a children's book for a given year. The Newbery honors the best writing.
A large number of these top books are now Spanish children's books because they've been translated. I list them below.
Pura Belpré Writing Award
Pura Belpré Illustrating Award - Spanish children's books
Other books about Latin American experience reviewed on the site:
The Américas Award
Caldecott - translated into Spanish children's books
Newbery - translated into Spanish children's books
Best Children's Books - Find, Read or Write home page.


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Luke Batty, 11, dies in horrific attack by his father at Tyabb cricket oval
Horrific murder after cricket training
Online tributes flow for Luke Batty who was killed at cricket training in Tyabb
Luke Batty, 11, dies in horrific attack by his father at Tyabb cricket oval
Luke Batty (11) was horrifically taken from this world by his own father Greg Anderson (54). He was allegedly bashed to death with a cricket bat during cricket training at the Tyabb Cricket Club in VIC. As police tried to defend the young boy, the killer charged at them with a knife that he had concealed on him. After trying to persuade the murderer to drop the knife and spraying him with capsicum foam with no effect, they were forced to shoot him.
Despite the valiant and courageous efforts of paramedics, young Luke could not be saved. Tributes have brimmed forth on Twitter and Facebook for the young lad, who was described as sports-loving, effervescent and funny. His mum, Rosie Batty, had spoken about Luke's killer, saying that he had had mental issues and homelessness. She had been separated from him for a while, and on the day of cricket practice, Luke had asked her if he could spend a few more minutes with his Dad because he didn't get to see him very often. Little did he know that this request would cost him his life.
Police are still asking witnesses to come forward and speak with them to work out what exactly went down that day. The killing took place shortly after practice had broken up, so they think there was still quite a few people hanging around. Several children had witnessed the killer beating Luke with the bat and then stabbing him with a knife. No child should ever have to see someone being murdered, especially one of their friends.
The only small solace in this tragic tale is that the killer got pepper-foamed before he was shot dead. Now he will feel the burn over and over again in whatever place awaits him on the other side.


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Moscow has announced an official one-year ban on U.S. and European Union-imported meat, fish dairy, fruits, and vegetables, in retaliation against Western countries that imposed sanctions on Russia's defense, oil, and financial sectors, in alleged support of the rebels in Eastern Ukraine. Western officials are concerned because Russia is by far the biggest consumer of EU fruits and vegetables, and the second-largest consumer of U.S. poultry. The ban would also extend to Canada, Australia, and Norway.
President Vladimir Putin has assured Russian residents that the ban will not affect their consumer habits, alluding to the fact that the ban may not be as stringent as it appears. Russian officials have said that the ban will cause a short-term spike in inflation, but does not see any long-term effects.
"We hoped until the very last moment that our foreign partners would realize that the path of sanctions is a dead-end and that nobody needs them," said Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. "They failed to realize it."
Yesterday it was announced that Russia would no longer be importing American whiskey. It is not clear if (and how) the bans would affect the American agricultural industry or economy.
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you may soon be able to provide an extra 15 hours of power to your cellphone, digital camera, pda, or laptop computer. kensington has reached an agreement with medis technologies to market a first-generation disposable fuel cell. the fuel cells use methanol to produce water and energy, and are expected to be 3.2 x 2.2 x 1.2 inches in size with a weight of 200 grams when fueled. they will be made by medis technologies but sold under the kensington name, and are expected to appear in 2005. medis technologies is also working on a reusable model. read more on the fuel cell at brighthand and the medis technologies website.
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|riiiiight (1:14pm est thu mar 11 2004)
use a battery that's larger than the size of a pda to run a pda. makes sense to me. – by cmm
|terrorist arsenal (1:16pm est thu mar 11 2004)
ummm…. i wonder how this might be viewed on board an aircraft? – by webdude
|cool stuff (1:42pm est thu mar 11 2004)
but all fuel cells produce hot water. how do people feel about a cllphone or pda that drips?
i'm sure they solve this somehow (capture reservior or evaporator, or something else), but it's kind of a fun visual. is that your cellphone in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? – by dawinism
|sweeet (2:00pm est thu mar 11 2004)
next the refillable type.
i want one for my laptop. to be able to add another 15 hours of use there would be great.
|say goodbye to hollywood (2:19pm est thu mar 11 2004)
say goodbye my baaaaabbbeeeeeeee – by bj
|cell phones don't drip (2:25pm est thu mar 11 2004)
actually the cells don't produce much water at all, and should be about as safe as batteries and they will provide much more power for the same size, all in all it's better in the long run, cos ur wanna do more in the future with ur pda especially when newer displays eventually get produced, and especially pda games :>
– by student
|anyone else see where this is going? (2:30pm est thu mar 11 2004)
"no one needs more than 640k" what happens when you get more? everone gets sloppy. – by me
|how about an exhaust pipe in it? (2:56pm est thu mar 11 2004)
i wonder what that'll look like :d perhaps an gas throttle :d – by peter drake
|:-) (3:58pm est thu mar 11 2004)
its good you have hydrogen and oxygen then you get power and water. now if you get power (power adapter) you get hydrogen and oxygen and so on for ever and ever:-) – by tom
|wrong technology (4:26pm est thu mar 11 2004)
guys…go to theses guys have it where the technology is within the cellphone itself, plus last 5-10 years, no recharging, and costs less then $50.00.
medis, take a flying leap because you all will be obsolete..i promise! – by topgun
|i smell vapor (5:28pm est thu mar 11 2004)
does it mean anything when their patents link is dead? – by music pirate
|$15/recharge is ridiculous (8:18pm est thu mar 11 2004)
each disposable cartridge lasts for 15hours use giving a $1/hr rate. a typical rechargeable battery would last 4 hours and cost $0.003 in electricity giving a $0.001/hr rate. who is stupid enough to pay one thousand times the current price for electrical power? – by sve
|are they rechargeble? (8:23pm est thu mar 11 2004)
or will it be possible to make them in the future? – by asdfa
|car fuel cells? (9:57pm est thu mar 11 2004)
so why can't they make a fuel cell small enough to power a car if they can make one small enough to power a pda?
can anyone say "oil products monopoly".
|cool bottle (11:56pm est thu mar 11 2004)
excellent deal! battery and hot water bottle in one. – by by w
|fuel cells. (12:51am est fri mar 12 2004)
i'll be satisfied when i can fart on my pda and power it for a week. that kind of fuel cell versatility shows real promise and foresight. – by crabby patty
|!!!! (4:28am est fri mar 12 2004)
you can recharge a fuel cell!! – by !!!!!
|they can make them for cars (7:34am est fri mar 12 2004)
many car prototypes have been made all to varying degrees of success the main pbroblem is that the cars neded a little bit more power than the averagepda, anyhow fuel cells have been around for quite some time as the alkali vertions were used in the apollo missions, the cost is still high as is expected for a relatively new un-commercialised product, hopefullly in tiome costs will drop and the fuell cell will provide a good alternative to current power as no recharge time will be necessary, by the way if you want to find out more is a good place to start > – by student
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Lisa York believes a happy mum brings up happy kids who become happy adults.
Staying positive can be an ongoing challenge in the frantic and highly-charged world of motherhood. But like all busy mums, she's trying.
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Windows 8 People app says "Looks like your PC isn't connected to the Internet right now."
The live tile for the Windows 8 "People" app updates fine with latest status from Facebook, but when opened, the People app just says "Looks like your PC isn't connected to the Internet right now."
Other apps work fine, e.g. Store, email, Calendar, etc.
Any clues?
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* Same occurrs also on clean install of 64-bit Win8 RTM. Install, setup People to connect to Facebook ==> People app still fails.
* Remove the Facebook connection, leaving only LinkedIn and Live Accounts. ==> People app still fails.
* Uninstall & Reinstall People app ==> People app still fails.
Please check the network settings. If proxy is configured, please check the settings referring to the following document. For details about proxy settings, you can see the section "To configure the proxy addresses for the intranet and Internet":
Isolating Windows Store Apps on Your Network
If possible, please also connect the computer to some other network and see if it works.
Hope this helps.
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Whoa! I disconnected from 3G and got onto a WiFi network instead - the People app works fine on this network.
I am concerned if there a bug wherein the People app has an issue detecting the connection over 3G?
I was part of the team who developed the 3G connectivity stack in Windows 8. I would encourage you to have the People app team try their app over 3G. If they see issues, try talk to the Msft Wireless Networking team...
Anyway, good luck.
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Anyone remember the Ren & Stimpy "HappyHappyJoyJoy" dance? Most of the teas Jake and I have sipped this weekend have been less than stellar, but this one makes it all worth it! This is one of the teas I bought from momo, so thank you for this great tea!
I did get distracted and forget to set the steep timer, but the tea has apparently forgiven me for the oversight and actually rewarded me with this delicious flavor. There is a slightly bitter aftertaste, but that could be due to the 20+ minute steep.


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The deaths of a man and woman, whose bodies were found inside a La Jolla home, are being called investigated by the Homicide Unit of the San Diego Police Department.
Police say they received a call at about 12.18 p.m. Wednesday from a concerned family member who asked officers to check on a husband and wife living in the 8700 block of Caminito Sueno.
"The family member was very concerned when they were unable to reach the couple by telephone this morning," said Lt Ernie Herbert.
When officers arrived at the home in La Jolla, they found an 81-year-old man and 77-year-old woman dead inside.
"The home was found secure and investigators do not believe there are any outstanding suspects," said Lt Herbert.
The Homicide Unit is investigating. The cause of the deaths is not yet known.
"Detectives are currently checking for any witnesses and processing the scene for evidence," said Lt Herbert.
The identities of the couple have not been released.


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The Southland Times: What is life without Cerf-ing the net?
Peter Griffin posted in IP address • IPv4 • IPv6 • Vincent Cerf on January 27th, 2011.
In an opinion piece in The Southland Times, Jillian Allison-Aitken writes about Vincent Cerf, the "father of the internet", and the fast-approaching end of available IP addresses. A new improved technology, the IPv6 protocol (as opposed to the current IPv4), will open up trillions more addresses, but adoption has proved less fast than many hoped. […]
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Ian William Richardson, (born April 7, 1934 , Edinburgh, Scot.—died Feb. 9, 2007 , London, Eng.), British actor who was an accomplished actor and a founding member (1960–75) of the Royal Shakespeare Company, but he gained international recognition for his BAFTA-winning performance as the charismatic Machiavellian politician Francis Urquhart in the BBC television trilogy House of Cards (1990), To Play the King (1993), and The Final Cut (1995). Richardson portrayed the sardonic, villainous "FU" with sly wit and made his conspiratorial "You might very well think that—I couldn't possibly comment" a much-quoted catchphrase. Other noteworthy roles included Jean-Paul Marat in the stage (1965) and film (1967) versions of Peter Brook's Marat/Sade, Bill Haydon in the 1979 BBC adaptation of John le Carré's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Henry Higgins in a 1976–77 Broadway revival of My Fair Lady, and the imposing chancellor in the BBC's Bleak House (2005). Richardson was made CBE in 1989.
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CDM Media announced today that it has formed a strategic partnership with Wireless Week, a magazine and online portal that offers information addressing the people, companies, technologies and ideas that are transforming the wireless industry.
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Ferry Farm Country Park & Restaurant
Ferry Farm offers something for everyone:
Farmyard: Here you will find various breeds of sheep, cattle, goats, ponies and donkeys in the paddocks. PONY RIDES at weekends and school holidays only. An assortment of animal foods is available from the entrance desk.
Indoor Barn: Our large wooden barn has new born animals. You can touch and see piglets, baby goats, guinea pigs, rabbits and calves, and when in season, mainly spring and early summer, bottle feeding of the lambs is available.
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Tractors: There is a safe surface area, fenced off for children to sit on and ride tractors.
Restaurant: Finish off a great family day out with a visit to our restaurant.
HAVING A PARTY FOR YOUR CHILD: Ferry Farm is a wonderful place for a memorable party for your child.
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Guest post by Jason Major, a PhD candidate in Psychology at the University of Edinburgh. He is from Ottawa, Canada.
Guest post by Jason Major, a PhD candidate in Psychology at the University of Edinburgh. He is from Ottawa, Canada.
About a month ago, Sanjay Srivastava, a psychologist at the University of Oregon, performed a somewhat tongue-in-cheek analysis of IQ and hotness among academics, posting it to his blog. The attractiveness data came from a study in 2006, which looked at ratings of university professors from the website RateMyProfessor.com. They were based on how many students described their professors "hot" or "not hot". What Dr. Srivastava found is that the disciplines with the highest hotness ratings tended to be those nearer to the bottom when ranked by the average IQ of graduate students (IQ was estimated by the Graduate Record Examination). In other words, attractiveness appeared to be negatively correlated with IQ among college professors.
This was an amusing result, which was shared on several other websites. Reading between the lines, it seemed to confirm many people's intuitions that the hard university subjects are taught by nerdy professors, while the professors for the less-difficult subjects, and possibly their students, are of the cooler sort.
Interestingly though, Srivastava's result runs counter to much psychological research on attractiveness and intelligence. Generally, studies on this topic have found small positive associations between physical attractiveness and IQ scores. For example, a well-cited study by Zebrowitz and colleagues found a positive correlation of .22 between facial attractiveness and IQ in adults. This raises the question: Why the discrepancy for professors? One confound could be the gender of the raters. In Srivastava's analysis, the disciplines with low hotness included Computer Science, Math, Engineering and Chemistry. These are the classic STEM fields that are disproportionately occupied by men, at both the student and teaching level. This could account for why professors in these fields didn't get as many "hot" ratings as professors in more gender-balanced disciplines like Political Science or Biology. On the other hand, maybe professors are such an outlying group that the typical findings about attractiveness and IQ don't apply to them.
However, thinking about this subject made me wonder how the results would look for actual students in different university disciplines, rather than their professors. I decided to run a short analysis using publically available data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health). The study was one of the few nationally representative studies that included attractiveness ratings. Participants were rated on attractiveness at around age 23 by interviewers. To get IQ estimates for different college disciplines I used the latest SAT scores from 2012, assuming that average IQ of SAT-takers was 103. I excluded college majors in Add Health with less than five participants.
In the whole sample, the correlation between attractiveness and IQ-level of college major was, as expected, slightly positive (r = .21). So the story was indeed different for undergraduates compared to professors. However, something intriguing happened when I split the sample into men and women. In men the correlation was still positive, but in women it was slightly negative!
When looking for what might have contributed to this unexpected result in women, one thing that sticks out might be the relatively lower attractiveness of women in the high-IQ fields of Math and the Physical Sciences (as well as the Social Sciences excluding Psychology). One could offer many speculations for this finding. Perhaps women who enter these disciplines downplay their attractiveness in order to fit into the predominantly-male environment? Or maybe attractive women choose these fields less often because of a greater fear of gender stereotyping? We should be careful of drawing strong conclusions though because of the small sample sizes for the different college majors in Add Health.
Despite this limitation, there was clearly a different pattern from Srivastava's analysis for college professors. Better-looking men tended to end up in higher-IQ college disciplines, which is what one would expect from the positive association of attractiveness with IQ. However, the Add Health data suggest something different happening in women. Perhaps there are cultural influences on college major choice in women that act to override the expected pattern. Add Health participants attended university starting around 1998, so maybe things have changed since then. But based on this analysis, further research on this topic could be worthwhile.


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By Cathy Ellis
LAKE LOUISE, Alta. — A mountain climber from Calgary miraculously escaped with his life after tumbling 400 metres from near the summit of Mount Lefroy on the weekend.
The 27-year-old man reached the summit of the 3,423-metre peak with his climbing buddy around 1 p.m. Saturday, had unroped and was looking for an alternate way down when he slipped and fell.
Rescuers with Parks Canada say he miraculously suffered only minor injuries, including swollen ankles.
"It's quite incredible. He's just so very lucky," said Lisa Paulson, a visitor safety specialist for Banff National Park. "He didn't lose consciousness. He was relatively uninjured, except for ankle injuries and bruising elsewhere.
"No one can really believe it."
Mount Lefroy, together with Mount Victoria on the continental divide, forms the spectacular backdrop to the view of Lake Louise from the Chateau Lake Louise.
The steep western slopes of Lefroy were the scene of the first fatal climbing accident in North America when, in 1896, American Philip Stanley Abbot fell to his death in his attempt at the first ascent of Lefroy.
In Saturday's incident, Paulson said the Calgary climber initially tried to save himself from the fall with his ice axe, but it got pulled from his hand as he tumbled down the 45-degree slope of rock, snow and ice.
"There was nothing to really stop him from falling or sliding so he tumbled down about 400 metres," said Paulson. "He was trying to slow himself down with his crampons and he finally came to a stop, where the slope angle changed and where there's more snow, and that slowed him down a bit."
The climber would have needed to go another 100 metres or so, and on a slightly different trajectory, before going over the Death Trap, a notorious narrow gorge on the Alberta side of Abbot Pass.
The man's climbing partner could do nothing but watch helplessly as his friend tumbled, but over the next two hours, and fearing the worst, he climbed down to his friend.
With his friend's help, the climber crab-crawled and slid on his buttocks as they traversed and headed down toward Abbot Hut, an Alpine Club of Canada hut nestled in Abbot Pass between Lefroy and Victoria.
Somewhere along the way, Paulson said they were met by another climbing party in the area, who managed to raise the alarm on a cellphone around 4 p.m.
"He was nicely mummied in blankets inside the hut and they had taken really good care of him by the time we got there," she said.
There were fears that rescuers wouldn't be able to get a rescue helicopter into Abbot Hut, built at an elevation of 2,925 metres, because of windy conditions and deteriorating weather.
Paulson credits Alpine Helicopters pilot Chris Robertson with some expert flying that allowed them to get to the climber that day and to waiting paramedics from Banff EMS in Lake Louise.
"Abbot Hut is a notoriously difficult place for us to land with the winds up there, and the visibility further complicates things, and so we weren't even sure if we would be able to land there," she said. "Chris Robertson was the real hero. He did some really good flying to get us down at the pass."
Not only that, Paulson said the climbing party managed to dig out a snow-covered heli-pad and make sure the landing flag was clearly visible.
"It was a tremendous effort all round," she said.
Paulson and rescue partner Brad White quickly assessed the climber, but wanted to get him out of there as some bad weather was creeping up from the Death Trap.
"We quickly carried him back to the helicopter and flew him and his partner to the Lake Louise warden office," she said. "The Banff medics were waiting and gave him a better assessment. He was fine. It's amazing."
The man was taken by ambulance to Mineral Springs Hospital in Banff and later released.
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Cathy Ellis is a reporter for the Rocky Mountain Outlook


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AN Oklahoma inmate died during a botched execution minutes after a doctor had called a halt to the procedure, sparking a state review yesterday and raising questions about new death penalty cocktails used in the United States.
Thirteen minutes after a doctor administered a lethal injection at the state's death chamber in McAlester, Clayton Lockett lifted his head and started mumbling and the execution was halted, said state corrections department spokesman Jerry Massie.
Lockett died of an apparent heart attack about 40 minutes after the procedure started, he added.
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"We believe that a vein was blown and the drugs weren't working as they were designed to. The director ordered a halt to the execution," Mr Massie said.
The troubled execution was expected to have national implications, as lawyers for Death Row inmates have argued that new lethal injection cocktails used in Oklahoma and other states could cause undue suffering and violate constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
"This could be a real turning point in the whole debate, as people get disgusted by this sort of thing," said Richard Dieter, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Centre, which monitors capital punishment.
"This might lead to a halt in executions until states can prove they can do it without problems. Someone was killed tonight by incompetence," Mr Dieter said.
Witness Ziva Branstetter said Lockett was thrashing about and appeared to be in pain. The state blocked off the scene from witnesses a few minutes after the troubles started, by drawing a curtain on the execution chamber.
"His body was sort of bucking. He was clenching his jaw. Several times he mumbled phrases that were largely unintelligible," she said.
The execution had been put on hold for several weeks due to a legal fight over a new cocktail of chemicals for the lethal injection, with lawyers arguing the state was withholding crucial information about the drugs to be used.
Last week, Oklahoma Supreme Court lifted stays of execution for Lockett and another inmate who was also scheduled to be executed on Tuesday, saying the state had provided enough information about the lethal injection cocktail to meet constitutional requirements.
The other inmate, Charles Warner, who was scheduled to be put to death two hours after Lockett, has now been granted a 14-day stay of execution.
"I have asked the Department of Corrections to conduct a full review of Oklahoma's execution procedures to determine what happened and why during this evening's execution of Clayton Derrell Lockett," Governor Mary Fallin said.
Oklahoma set up a new lethal injection procedure earlier this year as it was no longer able to obtain the drugs it had once used for executions. Oklahoma and other states have been scrambling to find new suppliers and chemical combinations after drug makers, mostly in Europe, imposed sales bans because they objected to having medications made for other purposes being used in lethal injections.
"After weeks of Oklahoma refusing to disclose basic information about the drugs for tonight's lethal injection procedures, tonight Clayton Lockett was tortured to death," said Madeline Cohen, an attorney for Warner.


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Xkalibur wrote:I am reading "The old man and the sea" by E. Hemingway. I like the book, however it's a bit difficult because of many new words.
Hemingway uses big words for poetic reasons. But you'll learn a lot. Just Google the definition of words that you don't understand and you should be fine. :)


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Introduction and Specifications
The new Ultra-120 heatsink is designed for use with a 120mm fan of your choice and delivers excellent cooling with minimal noise or outstanding cooling performance with a higher air flow fan.
What's cool about the Icetank?
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 14, 2006 - 06:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SPCR is concerened about heat, but are also concerned about the amount of noise produced as a by-product. While they were checking out the nMedia Icetank, they swapped the original fan with their favorite low noise fan ... click over find out what happened.
nForce chipsets for the Core 2 Duo
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 14, 2006 - 03:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Motherboards.org takes a sneek peek at the nForce4 590 and 570 chipsets, designed for the new Conroe Core 2 Duo chips from Intel. Even better, they are compatible with all existing LGA-775 CPUs on the market currently.
Ghosts in your Xbox 360
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 14, 2006 - 12:46 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
[H] takes a look at Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter for the Xbox 360. Find out what the single player is like, and take a look at the multiplayer game types, available with Xbox360 Live.
"The face of war has changed. Enemy lines blur, and there is no longer a clear opponent. New enemies
and new threats require a new type of warfare - a new type of soldier. Enter the Ghosts."
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Case envy
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 12, 2006 - 05:18 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
OCMODSHOP has fallen deeply in love with the Antec P180 case ... perhaps disturbingly so. Drop by to see just how enamoured they are with this case, you have to read it to beleive it.
PSU testing, the easy way
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 12, 2006 - 03:09 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
3dGameMan reviews a handy PSU tester from Ultra Products. Instead of using a multimetre to test each wire individually, this PSU tester has 6 connectors - 20/24 Pin ATX, 4 Pin/8 Pin CPU, 4 Pin Floppy, SATA, and PCI Express, all with LED lights representing the various voltages.
'So who needs a Power Supply tester anyway? Well, anyone who has a Power Supply should have one to
insure everything is in order. This tester is especially useful for anyone purchasing a new Power
Add an extra effect to your next mod
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 11, 2006 - 02:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Take a look at this paint that MAKE:Blog found. It changes colour with temperature, just like some kids toys, and some older 80's - 90's T-shirts. With the right setup, it might even be an early warning for overheating.
570 vs. 590, nVIDIA's chipset maturing
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 10, 2006 - 05:53 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Legion Hardware compares nVIDIA's 570 SLI chipset (MSI K9N SLI Platinum) against it's newer 590 SLI (ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe). Considering the price difference between motherboards, is the newer chipset worth what it will cost you?
"The performance of these two chipsets using a single graphics card is almost identical and you can
expect SLI performance to be much the same.
Now that's what I call a multi-function machine
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 10, 2006 - 03:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ars Technica has spotted an impressive optical drive in the works, at Ricoh. Designed to read just about any media, it may make life much easier, as you won't have to choose between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD, it will read both. This first generation will be pretty expensive though, think $1000 or so.
Old, but not forgotten
Subject: Cases and Cooling | July 7, 2006 - 01:23 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The XP-90C was king of the cooling hill for quite a while. With new sockets coming out, and much hotter systems, techPowerUp! revists this Thermalright cooler to see how it stacks up against the new breed of coolers.
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Affinia Hotels Selects Groupize
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Groupize Solutions has partnered with Denihan Hospitality Group to release the new Groupize Group Booking Engine (GBE) for The Affinia brand.
Denihan is a nationally recognized, independent owner and operator of boutique hotels in top U.S. urban markets. The Affinia Hotel Collection is comprised of six suite hotels in Manhattan and Washington DC, representing over 1,900 hotel rooms.


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Almost certainly carried out by the al Qaeda-linked Al Nusrah Front.
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Twin suicide car bombs ripped through a Damascus suburb minutes apart on Wednesday, killing at least 34 people, state media said, and rebels claimed they shot down a Syrian air force fighter jet.
The state news agency, SANA, said suicide bombers detonated two cars packed with explosives early in the morning in the eastern suburb of Jaramana, a Christian and Druse area known as mostly loyal to President Bashar Assad.
Suicide bombings have struck regime targets in Damascus and elsewhere since last December. Such attacks are a trademark of radical Muslim groups fighting alongside other rebels units, raising concerns of growing influence of Islamic extremists among the forces seeking to topple the regime.
Wednesday's bombs were detonated in a parking lot near a cluster of commercial buildings as groups of laborers and employees were arriving for work, killing 34 and injuring 83 people, SANA said.
The blasts shattered windows, littering the street with glass and debris. Human remains were scattered on the pavement in pools of blood. Six commercial buildings were damaged in the attacks, and dozens of cars were destroyed, SANA said.
After the first explosion, people rushed to help the injured, and then the second bomb went off, said Ismail Zlaiaa, 54, who lives in the neighborhood.


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1986 New York Mets Team Signed "Amazin 86" Hobrecht Fine Art 20x40 Giclee Unstretched Canvas (L/E 70) (28 Signatures) (DAMAGED)
This limited edition giclee canvas artwork has been hand signed by 28 members of the 1986 World Champion New York Mets. Signatures include Keith Hernandez, Ed Hearn, Ron Darling, Wally Backman, Kevin Elster, Davey Johnson, Dave Magadan, Darryl Strawberry, Ed Lynch, Rafael Santana, Bud Harrelson, Bruce Berenyi, Dwight Gooden, Randy Nieman, Lenny Dykstra, Rick Anderson, Kevin Mitchell, Jesse Orosco, John Mitchell, Tim Corcoran, Tim Teufel, Doug Sisk, Barry Lyons, Howard Johnson, Ray Knight, Terry Leach, Roger McDowell, and Mookie Wilson.
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Teen Hit By Classmate's Truck Outside Hemet High School Recovers With Help Of Therapy DogA 15-year-old girl who was left in a coma after she was hit by a classmate's pickup truck outside of Hemet High School last year was able to recover with the help of an unlikely hero.
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Worms, located on the west bank of the Rhine River, is one of Germany's oldest cities. Besides the archaeological finds that go back more than 6,000 years, Worms was the scene of several events that shaped European history. It is the site of a medieval epic "the Nibelungelied' , a story every German child learns at school about a legendary hero, Siegfried, and the Hun destruction of Worms. Legend ... Read Full Article
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You'll find an Eclectic Mix of Attractions in Erfurt: A Rich Religious History, Awesome Outdoor Operas, a Formidable Fortress, and an ancient Merchant Bridge. Oh Yes, . . . and a Puppet Maker and Delicious Dumplings.I'll always remember the ancient city of Erfurt for its sheer variety of jaw dropping sights packed into a small area. One minute you're crossing a medieval bridge with dozens ... Read Full Article


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Mel Gibson turned himself in to the El Segundo police department last night to be booked after his no contest plea last week, and here's his totally-not-a-crazy-guy mugshot. The real story took place seconds after this was taken, because when the bulb flashed he was startled and grew angry, then jumped up on his chair and hissed like a threatened monkey. True Story!
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Linen Chest Canada: BOGO 50% Off A Huge Number Of Items
Linen Chest is having a huge buy one, get one 50% off sale on a huge number of items like bedding, towels, decor, dinnerware and more.
You can buy what you like, then get a second item of equal or lesser value at 50% off. I really like this sale because it includes so much. It isn't just buy one towel, get the second at 50% off. It is buy one towel, get a pot at 50% off or buy a knife and get a spoon at 50% off. Whatever combination you want, you can do! To get the most benefit from this sale, you'll want to shop the more expensive items since 50% off $100 is a much better deal than 50% off $10, but you will have to spend $150 to get that.
I am in dire need of new bedding as the bedding we have on our bed is getting a little ruffled from years of us sleeping on it and a dog and 2 cats and sometimes sick kids. Bleck. If I could just keep the dog off the bed, I'd totally get a duvet cover from this Swarovski geometric bedding collection. On sale for $139.95 from $199.95, it is already a steal.
I'm in as much need for dinnerware as I am for bedding. My husband I joked that people should be able to have weddings every 10 years just to get those gifts for the home that you needed so desperately as newlyweds and need just as desperately now. I love this Whisper 16-piece dinnerware set that is $119.95.
If I got both the bedding and the dinnerware, instead of paying regular prices of $319.90, I'd get the dinnerware 50% off and pay a total of $199.92, which is a huge savings!
As a very cool added bonus, Linen Chest gives you free shipping when you spend $30 or more, which is a very low threshold and I know you'll spend that amount with this deal easily and get lots of good stuff for the home!
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