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President Enrique Peña Nieto today visited Mexican Army soldiers being treated at the Mazatlán Regional Military Specialties Hospital, where he offered them his support and solidarity, and wished them a speedy recovery.
The president toured the areas of recovery, psychological therapy and intensive therapy of the hospital where the soldiers injured in an ambush on September 30 are being treated.
The president also spoke with relatives of the hospitalized soldiers, to whom he said: "I want you to know that I deeply regret what happened".
He declared that the soldiers are an example of the strength, fortitude and courage of those in our armed forces". He added that they are an example and an inspiration to their comrades in arms.
He said that they are living proof that their task is not easy and that it is necessary to have great courage and enormous bravery to keep going and meet one's commitment to Mexico in these difficult tasks:
After expressing, "The pride we feel in having determined, committed elements in the army," President Peña Nieto pointed out that during his visits to the states in the country, he always sends a message of gratitude to the troops who receive him, "For the great courage and commitment of our soldiers, pilots and sailors in all the tasks they perform".
"As president, I am more than grateful to our armed forces. They are a source of great pride," he said.
The president instructed National Defense Secretary General Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda to provide the wounded soldiers and their families with all the care they require.
After talking to the injured soldiers, he told their relatives that, "They seem to be recovering and optimistic and in great spirits. They mourn the loss of their comrades in arms, but are already eager to return to work".
At the end of his visit, the president returned to Mexico City.
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CENTENNIAL Park management may consider making the cemetery a weddings venue if a bid for a special liquor licence is successful.
The Pasadena cemetery has applied to the Liquor and Gambling Commissioner to sell alcohol to mourners, between 8am and midnight every day, at its Jubilee complex in the middle of the park.
If approved, it would be the first cemetery in the state to serve alcohol at funerals.
Approval could also pave the way for the venue to become a hub for wedding celebrations. Centennial Park Cemetery Authority chief executive Bryan Elliott said the purpose of the application to make alcohol available to mourners, but he would not rule out the potential to host wedding functions.
"The initial proposal is for wakes," Mr Elliott said.
"But we are always looking to explore other opportunities."
The cemetery is the largest in SA and is independently managed on behalf of its joint owners, Mitcham and Unley councils.
Public reaction to Centennial Park's request to serve alcohol to mourners was overwhelmingly negative when the application was revealed by the Mitcham & Hills Messenger online and in The Advertiser last week.
"When emotions are running high, adding alcohol is not the best idea," Kate Truscott wrote.
Joanne Sharrad also did not approve.
"(Serving alcohol) should be done at home with the family and friends," Ms Sharrad wrote.
However Ingrid Rosemeyer supported the plan.
"A toast to the dearly departed, what a great idea," she said.
"I've been to a few funerals at Centennial Park and there's only time for one cup of tea or coffee anyway, so one glass of bubbles won't be a drama."
Daw Park/Melrose Park Community Association spokeswoman Janet Hillgrove said the push to serve mourners alcohol seemed "to lack respect".
"It would concern me because it's a time when people are upset and emotionally vulnerable and it's not a place to be drinking," Mrs Hillgrove said.
Ken White, of Pasadena, did not believe the special liquor licence would have any substantial affect on the community.
"The cemetery has a good reputation and the areas where they want to have alcohol is very isolated from residents," Mr White said.
Margaret Bourn, of Pasadena, said while people did not associate alcohol with a cemetery, it was an interesting idea and supported it.
Mr Elliott said alcohol would only be served to mourners at its private services.
"The intention is to provide the ability for attendees of a service to have a glass of something as part of remembering a loved one in the wake process," he said.
"We're not opening a bar or a pub or anything like that, it's very much addressing an identified need associated with the funeral service."
Mr Elliott said similar arrangements were in place at other Australian cemeteries. The changes would not affect neighbours, he said.
"Anyone involved as a licensee would have to be trained and responsible for the service of alcohol."
Mr Elliott said the liquor licence application was not aimed at the lucrative weddings market, but Centennial Park had previously held two weddings in its grounds.
"We're not going to push weddings because this initial application is about wakes," he said.
The application is expected to be considered by the Liquor Licensing Commission on Tuesday, May 20.
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A deranged serial killer who apparently melted into the crowd was picking up hookers and sadistically torturing them, leaving some girls wondering if there was a real-life Dr. Frankenstein out there attempting to create his own personal plaything from pieces of his dismembered victims.
Some working girls were butchered in seedy hotel rooms, their heads, hands or breasts sliced off, their remains then set ablaze in an effort to dispose of any incriminating evidence.
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Survivors were found bleeding and delirious, unable to remember much due to the cocktail of drugs they'd been given by their assailant. But their bodies told a horrific story that was almost worse than death, and the sadistic calling cards left by the serial killer would eventually tie together victims in this true crime murder spree that crossed two states.
It wasn't until one victim's screams grew loud enough that Richard Cottingham, an American serial killer who was part narcissist, part sadist and all evil, was finally caught by police as he fled his hotel room carrying his bag of torture devices. His capture allowed them to close the books on some of the most horrific murder cases in US history.
This serial killer biography not only unearths Cottingham's sick, twisted crime spree, it also delves into the murderer's psyche, attempting to reveal why an insurance company IT guy's seemingly normal life would devolve into madness.
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Decision Time: The EU Referendum and the Right To Life
by Peter D. Williams
This week, Britons are going to the polls to answer whether we will be leaving or remaining in the European Union (EU). From being a subject that we seldom ever discuss or pay attention towards, it has become the central issue of national debate for months. To the extent, I rather suspect, that many are well and truly tired of it. Especially since it has become one of the most rancorous and vituperative debates in British national life since the Scottish Referendum in 2014.
We may say though, that the level of feeling about this discussion is at least somewhat proportional to its importance. Constitutionally, this Referendum is one of the gravest electoral decisions we may ever make. It behoves us, then, to consider all the most crucial facets of this debate, and so British right-to-lifers in particular ought to ask ourselves what membership in the EU means for the dignity and right to life of those human beings for whom we fight. What follows is a balanced consideration of the most relevant issues, and I hope it is useful to those considering how they will vote.
It has to first be noted that on a direct and everyday level, the EU has limited effect when it comes to right-to-life issues. A governing principle of the EU, after all, is meant to be 'Subsidiarity' – the idea that EU competencies will be taken up only where they cannot effectively be taken up by lower (national) authorities – and the issues we usually campaign on here at Right To Life are designated as such.
Of course, that makes no ultimate sense given the fundamental importance of these topics, but since there is no European consensus on the right to life at the beginning or end of life, what laws each country takes regarding it are left to national Parliaments. The EU has at least thus far largely respected the autonomy of each country in deciding its own laws on abortion and embryo destructive research and practice, assisted suicide and euthanasia, and population control policies. In an everyday sense, then, the EU can meaningfully be described as more or less benign.
This does not mean, however, that the EU has no relevance to these issues. There are areas in which the actions of the EU institutions – the EU Commission Parliament, and Court of Justice in particular – do have a relevant effect. I think we can identify four areas where the EU can be evaluated by right-to-lifers.
EU Parliament Resolutions
The first thing we may look at in terms of EU effects on right-to-life issues is the least practically important: EU Parliamentary Resolutions. These are not legally binding, but they show the potential direction in which EU Parliamentarians would take the EU as a whole had their institution more formal legislative power as might well happen if the EU continues into 'ever closer union'.
In 2013, a Resolution based on the 'Estrela Report' was blocked by the EU Parliament. This was seen as a victory for the right-to-life movement, and the potential of the Parliament to do the right thing was certainly demonstrated.
Since then, however, the EU Parliament last year passed two resolutions that have exhorted liberalised abortion. The first, based on the 'Tarabella Report', asserted that "various studies show that abortion rates in countries in which abortion is legal are similar to those in countries in which it is banned, and are often even higher in the latter" (see my refutations of that bogus abortion lobby argument, here), and maintained that "women must have control over their sexual and reproductive health and rights, not least by having ready access to contraception and abortion; supports, accordingly, measures and actions to improve women's access to sexual and reproductive health services and inform them more fully about their rights and the services available".
The other Resolution, based on 'Panzeri Report', called on "the EU and its Member States to recognise the inalienable rights of women and girls to bodily integrity and autonomous decision-making as regards, inter alia, the right to access voluntary family planning and safe and legal abortion".
If this is indicative of how the EU Parliament might act in the future, this is a cause of serious concern.
Court Rulings
On the other hand, the actions of other EU institutions have been demonstrably progressive. Take the legal case, Brüstle v. Greenpeace in 2011, decided by the EU's highest court, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg. In this, a German professor, Oliver Brüstle, invented a method for converting human embryonic stem cells into nerve cells. Since this involved the destruction of human embryos, however, Greenpeace sued that this should be unpatentable. The European Court agreed, stating that "A process which involves removal of a stem cell from a human embryo at the blastocyst [an early embryonic] stage, entailing the destruction of that embryo, cannot be patented". This was a great victory at the time for the human dignity of unborn children, and has had legal consequences for the UK.
On the other hand, we cannot ignore the fact that EU legal judgements will be formed to a great extent by those of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). This Court is separate to the ECJ, having been formed by the European Convention of Human Rights, and as an organ of the Council of Europe (CoE), a wider supranational organisation than the EU. (If the UK left the EU, it would still be a member of the CoE, and subject to the ECHR, but it would not be subject to the ECJ.)
Why is this relevant? In A B and C v Ireland (2010), the ECHR in Strasbourg found that there was no human right to abortion conferred by Article 8 of the Convention (the right to private life, partly copied and pasted as Article 7 of the Charter). This was a positive judgement. It left however, the possible seeds for a future reversal of fortune. As legal scholar Peter Smith has noted:
'A strong and oft-cited Dissenting Opinion, joined by six judges, noted… that in the apparent balancing exercise between the rights of the mother and the rights of the child (a false dichotomy and a straw man set up by the Court):
"The answer seems to be clear: there is an undeniably strong consensus among European States…to the effect that, regardless of the answer to be given to the scientific, religious or philosophical question of the beginning of life, the right to life of the mother, and, in most countries' legislation, her well-being and health, are considered more valuable than the right to life of the foetus".
The Dissent regarded it as a bad thing that Ireland should have the discretion to restrict access to abortion, noting with regret that it was "the first time that the Court has disregarded the existence of a European consensus on the basis of 'profound moral views'". There was little substance in the Court's decision not to impose a right to abortion on Ireland, welcome although that restraint was… if we remain, there is nothing stopping a liberalising Luxembourg Court from finding differently, through an appeal to the "European consensus".'
Funding for Abortion
Perhaps more immediately concerning than the EU Parliament or the European Court however, are the actions of the EU's executive body – the Commission. This is a body of 28 appointed persons (representing the 28 member nations of the EU), and these become responsible for, amongst other things, proposing legislation, and managing the EU's daily business.
To prosecute this business, member countries of the EU provide the Commission with millions of Euros in funds. From this, the Commission forms a Budget, which it spends on administrating the central institutions, and on policies ranging from agriculture to support for scientific research. One of these policies is overseas development aid, and here right-to-lifers have identified serious problems.
In 2002, the EU passed a regulation called 'Aid for Policies and Actions on Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights in Developing Countries', based on a report by a Parliament member Ulla Sandbæk. This mandated funding for "universal access to a comprehensive range of safe and reliable reproductive and sexual health care and services", which included abortion. An increase in funding for this provision was made from 150% was contrasted to a 2.3% overall increase in the aid budget.
Since then, the EU Commission has granted money to organisations providing abortion as long as this is legal in the country in which they are operating. What this means is that European tax-payers are paying directly for abortions in developing countries, its promotion, and the ancillary services related to it. In February of this year, Commissioner Neven Mimica replied to a question raised by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), revealing that the Commission had given €20 million to the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), the world's biggest abortion 'provider', between 2005 and 2015.
The EU also uses this funding to undermine the more positive actions of other jurisdictions, such as the United States. In the Budget for 2016, the EU adopted the first ever 'anti-Helms Amendment'. This refers to the Helms amendment, a piece of American legislation that puts a ban on any foreign aid from the Federal Government going to foreign abortions.
Acting against this, the 2016 EU Budget requires that all humanitarian entities funded by the EU provide assistance "in accordance with international humanitarian law", without "discrimination or adverse distinction", and (in reference to the Helms amendment) mandates that EU funds "not be subject to restrictions imposed by other partner donors". This is ostensibly so that EU funds can go towards providing abortions as 'care' to victims of sexual assault in war, and has the wider effect of funding abortions for other purposes.
Bioethically Helpful Directives
Despite their bad budgetary decisions, the EU Commission has also engaged in more helpful initiatives also. As one writer has pointed out:
'[T]he Directive on the Legal Protection of Biotechnological Inventions (1998)… acts as a disincentive for commercial research and investment into human cloning. Other directives affect medicines legislation and how clinical trials are conducted. Directives are binding on all EU member states (meaning that Brexit would unbind Britain from them). Whether one agrees or not that the EU should set such laws, these directives somewhat limit the development of concerning technologies and practices.'
If EU Directives were more consistently set and implemented in this bioethically helpful direction, it could help curtail the rogue actions of the UK in pushing the envelope in embryo-destructive research and practice.
Rejection of 'One Of Us'
One of the most disappointing actions that the EU Commission has taken recently however, was its block of humanising changes at the European level. When the EU instituted the possibility of European Citizens' Initiatives (ECIs) – a 'participative democracy' mechanism created by the Treaty of Lisbon through which a million citizens can take the initiative of introducing a legislative proposal in the European institutions – the largest proposed was the 'One Of Us' initiative, founded by the One Of Us campaign. This proposed a ban on EU funding for embryo-destructive research, and gained 1,721,626 signatures, almost twice the number necessary for it to be 'successful' (i.e. considered). Unfortunately, the EU Commission summarily vetoed it, without consideration from the EU Parliament or the Council of Ministers.
The Key Consideration: Democracy
This last fact marks, perhaps, the essential difference between the EU and the UK Parliament: the latter is formed by popular democracy, whilst the former is not. The Government of the UK is based on the majority of MPs directly elected to the House of Commons, a chamber that has the power to propose and pass laws that could shore up right-to-life protections for unborn children and people endangered by assisted suicide and euthanasia. The EU Parliament has no such powers, whereas the institution that does, the EU Commission, is unelected.
With regards to the areas of EU institutional action that undermine or benefit the right to life then, this seems important. For in considering whether we should leave or remain in the EU, the question for British right-to-lifers is fundamentally this: can UK right-to-lifers work with our allies on the continent to reform the EU, so that it becomes a consistent force for human dignity? The answer to this currently is ambiguous, because there is no democratic effort that could be realistically engaged in to properly reform the actions of the EU Commission. A pan-European initiative could help elect a better EU Parliament, and this would help stop anti-life resolutions. How though, could the EU funding for abortion be reversed? Indeed, given the failure of even a democratic initiative as strong as One Of Us, how can we ever trust that real change could be achieved even with the most overwhelming public support, if the unelected Commissioners and their civil servants oppose this?
The contrary argument to this is that the EU will only remain as it is whilst European right-to-lifers allow their Governments to leave it as it is. Only through electing Governments that will together reform the EU to make it more democratically accountable, can the EU change. This relies however, on the assumption that there is a realistic constituency and mechanism for such changes to take place. If there is, it is not immediately obvious.
Clearly, the EU brings some benefits, and some losses. Which of these outweighs the other, what potential there is for changing the situation either way, and whether indeed positive changes are possible and true hope for reforming the EU as it currently stands exists, are the key questions to which right-to-lifers have to discern answers for themselves.
It is not for me to answer these directly, at least not here. Members of Right To Life, and the wider right-to-life movement, will be divided on the EU referendum – perhaps as much as the rest of the country – and so it would be inappropriate for me to editorialise on behalf of RTL. I would hope, however, that all these elements are borne in mind by right-to-lifers when considering this important Referendum. Only time will tell what will be the full effects of our national decision, but we must all be sure to be part of it, contributing the best of our prudential judgement, whatever the outcome. If any issue deserves the wise and considered attention of those who stand for the dignity and rights of the most vulnerable, it is this one.


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- 1 Tbsp
- olive oil
- 1/2 c
- onion, chopped
- salt
- crushed red pepper
- 1/2 lb
- chicken breast, boneless, skinless, finely chopped
- 1 tsp
- garlic, chopped
- 1/4 c
- green onions, sliced
- 1/4 c
- black olives, chopped
- 1/2 c
- pimento stuffed green olives, chopped
- 3 Tbsp
- seedless raisins, soaked in warm water for 10 minutes
- 1 c
- masa harina
- 1/2 c
- flour
- 1/2 c
- yellow cornmeal
- 1/2 tsp
- baking powder
- 1 tsp
- salt
- 1/2 tsp
- black pepper, freshly ground
- 1 Tbsp
- lard
- 1 c
- warm water
How to Make Chicken Empanadas
- 1Empanada Dough: In a mixing bowl combine the masa harina, flour, cornmeal and baking powder. Season with the salt and pepper and mix thoroughly. Cream in the lard and add the water a little at a time, working the mixture until all is completely incorporated. Using your hands, form the dough into a log about 12 inches long by 3 inches across and refrigerate for about 20 minutes.
- 2In a large saute pan, over medium heat, add the oil. When the oil is hot, add the onions. Season with salt and crushed red pepper. Saute for 2 minutes. Add the chicken. Saute for 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and turn into a mixing bowl. Add the garlic, green onions, olives, and raisins. Season with salt. Mix well.
- 3On a floured surface, roll the dough out to a circle, 1/8-inch thick. Using a 4-inch round cutter, cut the dough into individual circles. Press the remaining dough together and repeat the above process. Preheat the fryer. Place about 1 tablespoon of the filling in the center of each circle. Lightly wet the edges of the dough with water. Fold the dough over, forming a half-moon, using your fingers, seal the edges completely and crimp the sides of the dough. Place the finished empanadas on a parchment lined baking sheet.
- 4Fry in batches until golden brown, about 2 to 3 minutes. Remove and drain on paper towels. Season with salt. Serve warm on a large platter. Garnish with parsley.
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UK police in Cleveland accidentally sent documents revealing that it has used controversial anti-terror laws to spy on journalists who had not committed any crimes to an area newspaper.
The Cleveland Police "erroneously" sent information to industry paper the Press Gazette indicating that it had used the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) to obtain telecommunications data while searching for a journalist's source.
The publication reports that police asked them to delete the documents but says they were unwilling to do so because, "there is a strong public interest in disclosing it."
RIPA, which regulates how authorities can intercept and monitor communications, is under increased scrutiny as it has emerged that at least four other U.K. police forces have used it to seize telecommunications data while hunting for journalists' sources. The journalists affected have not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing.
Earlier this week it emerged that after the Metropolitan Police used RIPA to try and access the details of a single journalist in March after wireless carrier Vodafone accidentally provided the phone records of more than 1,500 users. Rather than deleting the data, the department analyzed it in a spreadsheet and stored it for seven months."
In another incident, a local council used RIPA to follow and spy on a journalist meeting a source at a café as she investigated "allegations of wrongdoing within the council's environmental services department," ultimately "scuppering" her investigation.
Testifying before the Home Affairs Select Committee, the National Union of Journalists has also condemned police use of RIPA as "systemic," arguing that it risks doing "irreparable damage."
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Team spirit can help Arsenal conquer Barcelona
Perhaps this is a time to view Barcelona in the Champions League as an opportunity not a trauma. There is a sense that fate is calling Arsenal forward, offering a moment to strike out, to make a statement.
Next Monday, Arsenal take on Manchester City in a match loaded with significance. If the idea of taking down Barcelona in Europe is a stretch, the visit of City invites Arsenal to take responsibility for - and ultimately control of - their best opportunity to win the Premier League since they last bossed the game in England 12 years ago.
Exquisite promise has been a persistent feature in recent years, but so too has the troubling collapse, a curious draining of belief when the demand was to stand tall. This was seen as a structural flaw linked to the continuing presence of Arsene Wenger, the guru gone bad, or so his critics maintained.
Well, he has steered his team of many talents into an enviable position at a critical point in the season, managing the standard injury issues along the way. Wenger never tires of telling us about the togetherness binding the group, and while there have been disappointments, we are beginning to see the truth of his claims.
The result against Olympiakos was delivered against a background of necessity. Winning to order is not easy, especially on the road. There was less to be learned in the summary dismissal of Aston Villa, but it was obvious Arsenal are as one.
This could be seen most clearly in the warm-up at Villa Park, where that precious jewel Mesut Ozil delighted in sending Petr Cech the wrong way while team-mates looked on appreciatively. If this were a barometer of team spirit, then Wenger has a point when he draws attention to that quality.
And should his team train on over the next two months, who knows what might happen in February when Messi and Co come calling?
Wenger said: "I'm very proud and happy of the spirit we show. That's what people want to see. There's a strength and togetherness coming out of the team that people feel and that's the biggest satisfaction. It's the best basis to make results."
The upswing in form of Olivier Giroud, a striker who does not have the obvious appeal of some of his forebears at Arsenal, could not have been more timely. The hat-trick in Athens was followed by a nicely drilled penalty at Villa Park. Bring it on, he says, of the match against City.
"I'm pleased with that and I don't want to stop here," he said. "We did a great job in the Champions League and we really wanted to finish the week with a win and to be top of the league before Leicester's game against Chelsea. Hopefully we can have a great game against Manchester City."
At the other end of the pitch, Cech has affected a quiet transformation in his organisation of the back four, sending forth ripples of confidence with every clean sheet posted. Theo Walcott appreciates the qualities that bookends his team.
He said: "From when we signed him, we all knew how good he (Cech) was. He's changed us completely in that back four. He's a talker, he believes in us. He's commanding and a leader."
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Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. The name was taken on by someone who worked as a drover; a driver of a cart or vehicle carrying cargo of one kind or another. Further research revealed that the name is derived from the Old English word lædere, which meant leader, because of course the driver had to lead the horses pulling the cart. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6) Occupational names that were derived from the common trades of the medieval era transcended European cultural and linguistic boundaries. Occupational names have remained fairly common in the modern period. This is attested to by the continuing appearance of occupational suffixes at the end of many English surnames. Some of these suffixes include: herd, monger, maker, hewer, smith, and wright. Similarly, surnames of office, which include military, judicial, papal and other positions of authority, are widespread throughout Europe. Those who were involved in the military, or feudal armies, were given names such as the English surname Archer, the French name Chevalier and the German name Jeger, which means hunter. Names that were derived from judicial and papal titles, such as Bailiff, Squire and Abbott, are still commonly seen with the same surname spelling today.
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Durham where one of the first records of the name was Ralph Ledere who was listed in the Assize Rolls of 1243. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
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Before English spelling was standardized a few hundred years ago, spelling variations of names were a common occurrence. Elements of Latin, French and other languages became incorporated into English through the Middle Ages, and name spellings changed even among the literate. The variations of the surname lader include Leader, Leeder and others.
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A great wave of immigration to the New World was the result of the enormous political and religious disarray that struck England at that time. Families left for the New World in extremely large numbers. The long journey was the end of many immigrants and many more arrived sick and starving. Still, those who made it were rewarded with an opportunity far greater than they had known at home in England. These emigrant families went on to make significant contributions to these emerging colonies in which they settled. Some of the first North American settlers carried this name or one of its variants:
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MARSHALL – One month ago today, health insurance companies selling individual plans announced a proposed rate increase for 2017. That didn't sit well with many politicians, or the Land Stewardship Project, Minnesota Nurses Association and TakeAction Minnesota, which collectively decried the proposal and called for ongoing discussions about the state of health care coverage in Minnesota.
This week, riding shotgun with a national trend, Minnesota rate increases – ranging from a 50 percent average hike for HealthPartners plans to a 67 percent jump on average on UCare -were finalized, re-opening a wound that will be slow healing for many Minnesotans.
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"The 50 to 67 percent rate increases for individual health insurance plans are outrageous and clearly unsustainable for the 275,000 Minnesotans who have no other place to get healthcare coverage," the groups said in an email. "These price jumps come on top of large increases last year. It can't continue."
The groups say the cost of health insurance hurts Minnesotans across the state, especially farmers, other self-employed people, small businesses and rural residents. They say the state needs to create a system that fairly shares the cost of covering those who have the most significant healthcare needs. Now, they say, these costs are being unfairly shouldered by people with individual insurance plans.
"This means two things," said Paul Sobocinski of the Land Stewardship Project. "It means that the farmer population is going to face a substantial increase once again – similar to what happened to them last year – and it means to get through this coming year they need to carefully look at going through MNsure and see if the tax credit will help bring down the costs."
Sobocinski said the rate increase is a clear sign of a broken system in terms of having quality health care delivered through for-profit insurance companies. It's insurance companies, he said, not MNsure or the Affordable Care Act, that are the underlying problems.
"This can't be left unchecked," he said. "There would be an absolute outcry if all Minnesotans faced the same factors. We need to look at reform and helping people who are in this market – farmers, small business owners – are taken care of. We need to address this in the coming Legislature."


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The business was born after Brent — who'd been fast tracking as a venture capital and private equity investor — was asked to serve as an Alumni Volunteer for his undergraduate alma mater, Brown University. He found a system in desperate need of upgrade to 21st century technology and tactics, and set out to bring them to the education fundraising process he cared deeply about.
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The weta is one of NZ's most infamous creatures. The Maori called them Devils of the Night, or Gods of Ugly Things. An early scientist, Sir Walter Buller, once attempted to collect and kill some wetas for studying. One was held underwater for four days but survived; another was still alive after being dropped into near-boiling water; while yet another ate its way out of his handkerchief. But in spite of their fearsome appearance they are quite harmless, and very rarely aggressive.
Wetas are found in several Southern Hemisphere countries apart from NZ. The largest species found here are the heaviest insects in the world, weighing up to 70g- however there are over 70 species of weta in NZ. Even older than the tuatara, wetas are a very primitive creature. Our wetas have changed very little since NZ was isolated from the rest of the world many years ago. In fact some species are very similar now to when they lived with the dinosaurs.
Wetas can be divided into four major groups - cave wetas, tree wetas, ground wetas, and giant wetas.
Cave Wetas can be identified by their small bodies with relatively long legs. One species in Northland has a body length of about 2.5 cm - but its total length from antennae to hind legs is 35cm. They choose to live in dark places- not just in caves but in crevices and mine tunnels, and under logs and houses. Deep in caves, there is not always a good food supply, so they are seldom found far from entrances.
Because they live in little or no light, they have very small eyes- so their long legs and antennae are needed to help them feel around in the dark. The antennae are also waved around in the air to detect air currents. If disturbed, they can move very quickly and can jump up to 2m.
Cave wetas occasionally eat each other before their shells get hard, but usually they just eat soft plants like algae, as well as fungi and dead animals. On dark moonless nights, they often come outside in large groups to feed.
Tree and Ground Wetas: Tree wetas (or bush wetas) are NZ's most common weta, found everywhere except in the far south. They are often unearthed hiding in piles of firewood, and are distinguished by their large heads. Like grasshoppers they have ears on their front legs, while the back legs are rubbed against their stomach to produce mating and fighting noises. Fighting is common amongst males competing for a group of females- the winner is usually the weta with the biggest jaws.
Tree wetas eat the leaves of many different plants, but prefer the softer leaves of some species such as mahoe or karamu. The females will sometimes eat their own discarded skins or other dead insects, to get extra energy for egg laying.
Ground wetas are much smaller than tree wetas and don't have such big heads. As the name suggests they live in the ground, often in holes left by other insects, such as grass grubs and cicadas. Ground wetas, like cave wetas, are silent and have no ears.
Giant Wetas are the least common, but most fascinating type of weta found in NZ. Ten species have been discovered so far, in a variety of habitats - some live in burrows, some in the tops of trees, and some on alpine rock slopes. Most species are found in only very small areas, such as the Mahoenui giant weta - found only in a 300 hectare area of gorse in the King Country.
They are too large to jump (some are up to 8cm long), and are quite slow moving. This makes them readily preyed upon by rats, more so because the burrows of some species are large enough for a rat to enter. Because of this, and their limited distribution, most species are in danger of becoming extinct. Many of the largest species are now found only on offshore islands where rats have been eliminated. All our species of giant weta are protected by law.
The various types of wetas lay their eggs in various ways, because of their diverse habitats. Female cave wetas use their ovipositor (an egg laying organ extending form the rear end) to find soft cave mud of the right texture and depth, then lay just one or two eggs per hole. Tree wetas lay roughly 250 eggs in the soil (about 15mm down) near the base of their tree- the only time in their life that they descend to the ground.
Ground wetas lay their eggs in the burrow walls, where the young wetas end up spending much of their early life; giant wetas lay up to 400 eggs when they reach their maximum size (just before dying), usually in soil near their natural habitat.
Most wetas live for around two years, during which they evolve form an egg to a series of immature forms known as nymphs, in instars, and finally to full adult maturity. However, the details of the life cycle are poorly known for many species. Cave wetas lay their eggs in late autumn. The eggs take about 8 months to incubate, after which the nymph goes through three moults (each moult is an instar) before reaching maturity. A typical ground or tree weta goes through 10 instars. Each stage is only slightly different from that before it, so that by the time the weta reaches the sixth or seventh instar it is almost mature. Giant wetas also go through about ten instars. The often break their antennae while shedding skin between instars, but can easily regenerate them.
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With a one-goal advantage from last week's first leg, Vancouver Whitecaps FC (1W-0L-0D) look to secure their passage to the 2011 Nutrilite Canadian Championship final when they host North American Soccer League (NASL) outfit Montreal Impact (0W-1L-0D) in the second leg of their two-match semifinal series on Wednesday evening.
Teitur Thordarson's side hold the aggregate lead going into the decisive second leg on Bell Pitch at Empire Field after Terry Dunfield's strike in Montreal earned Whitecaps FC a valuable away goal. Looking to bounce back from a weekend setback in Major League Soccer, the Blue and White host an Impact side buoyed by an emphatic first win of the season, as the Quebec-based outfit defeated Canadian rivals FC Edmonton 5-0 on Sunday.
Wednesday's Nutrilite Canadian Championship (NCC) semifinal, second leg, match between Whitecaps FC and Montreal Impact at Empire Field kicks off at 8 p.m. PT. Individual tickets start at $20, plus applicable service charges, and are available at all Ticketmaster Ticket Centres, online at ticketmaster.ca, and Charge-by-Phone at 1.855.6.GO-CAPS (1.855.646.2277).
Wednesday's NCC match between Whitecaps FC and Montreal Impact can also be seen live on Rogers Sportsnet Pacific and East, Rogers Sportsnet ONE, as well as streamed live on sportsnet.ca. 'Caps fans can also listen to Wednesday's match live on TEAM 1410 radio and teamradio.ca, starting with the pre-game show at 6 p.m. PT. TEAM 1410 will also have a two-hour post-game show, which will begin following the match at around 10 p.m. PT.
Unlike the first three editions of the competition - in which Whitecaps FC, Toronto FC, and the Impact contested the Voyageurs Cup in a round-robin format - this year's competition is being contested by four Canadian clubs. Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal have been joined by FC Edmonton, who are playing their inaugural season in the second-tier NASL. As a result, the tournament has been modified to a home-and-away semifinal stage followed by a home-and-away championship final series. The semifinal pairings were based on last year's final standings in the competition, with defending champions Toronto FC being the top seed, while runners-up Whitecaps FC are the second seed. The Impact are the third seed, while newcomers FC Edmonton are the fourth seed.
The two semifinal series started last Wednesday night, with Whitecaps FC winning 1-0 in Montreal, while fellow MLS club Toronto FC cruised past hosts FC Edmonton 3-0 at Commonwealth Stadium. While Vancouver host the Impact in East Vancouver for their second-leg clash, TFC host their Alberta-based foes in the second leg at Toronto's BMO Field on Wednesday. The semifinal winners will meet in the two-leg championship final series on Wednesday, May 18, and Wednesday, May 25. The highest-seeded team in the final will earn the right to determine whether they open the final series at home or on the road.
*During the semifinal and final series, if both clubs are level on aggregate over the two games, the 'Away Goals' rule will be used to determine the series winner (ie: the club that scores the most goals on the road over the two games). If the 'Away Goals' rule does not produce a result (ie: both teams have scored the same number of goals at home and away), then two 15-minute periods of extra time will be played at the end of the second leg. If, during extra time, both teams score the same number of goals, the visiting team will win the series on the strength of the number of 'Away Goals' they have scored in the extra-time period. If no goals are scored during extra time, the series will then be determined with a penalty shootout.*
The winners of the 2011 Nutrilite Canadian Championship not only claim the Voyageurs Cup title and the bragging rights as Canada's top club, they will also represent Canada in the 2011-12 edition of the CONCACAF Champions League, where they will play the top clubs in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The winner of the 2011-12 CONCACAF Champions League title will then represent the confederation at the 2012 FIFA Club World Cup.
These are busy days for Whitecaps FC, as Thordarson's side returned home on Sunday after a two-match road trip that brought contrasting fortunes. Last week's win in Montreal was followed by more disappointment on the road in MLS, as the 'Caps fell 2-1 to Columbus Crew in Ohio. Though Saturday's result was not desired, Vancouver were unlucky not to earn something from the match after Omar Salgado headed home a fine first goal in MLS. The 'Caps will surely take a lot from their late rally in Columbus, with Salgado looking dangerous in his first league start, while winger Shea Salinas changed the tone of the contest after coming on as a substitute.
The performances of Salgado and Salinas are sure to factor into Thordarson's selection choices for the second leg, with striker Eric Hassli also available after missing the Columbus game through an MLS suspension for five yellow cards. The Icelandic coach was also delighted to have youngster Gershon Koffie back in his line-up. The Ghana U-20 international looked influential in central midfield against the Crew, as his partnership with Dunfield has started to take shape.
Whitecaps FC will be without striker Atiba Harris (knee) and midfielders Michael Nanchoff (groin) and John Thorrington (calf) for the second leg. Captain Jay DeMerit is doubtful, as the United States international continues to recover from a groin strain.
Though a trip to Canada's west coast is not anything new for Montreal, Marc Dos Santos' side will find the atmosphere at Empire Field something entirely different to the many previous visits the Impact have made to Swangard Stadium when Vancouver was a North American second division club. Having lost the home leg by a single goal, Montreal need to score in Wednesday's match to turn their fortunes around in this two-match series, if they are to win their first Voyageurs Cup title since 2008. Goals were hard to come by in the Quebec club's first four matches, but that changed in Alberta on Sunday, as Ali Gerba scored twice to help the Impact to an emphatic 5-0 win over FC Edmonton in NASL action. Anthony Le Gall, Idriss Ech Chergui, and a Nevio Pizzolitto penalty secured Montreal's first win of the 2011 campaign, with Gerba and goalkeeper Bill Gaudette named the NASL Players of the Week for their efforts.
Wednesday's second leg with Whitecaps FC is also another opportunity for the Quebec outfit to test their current squad against MLS opposition, as they begin the process of transition towards becoming a North American top-flight club, with Montreal set to become the 19th franchise to join MLS in 2012. This is an important time for the Impact players and coaching staff, as they all look to impress the club's sporting director Nick De Santis and director of soccer operations Matt Jordan by earning places in next year's MLS team.
The Impact will be without striker Reda Agourram (thigh) and midfielder Hassoun Camara (thigh) for this week's decisive contest.
Wednesday's second leg is the 55th all-time meeting between Whitecaps FC and the Impact, but the first home match that Vancouver has played against Montreal as an MLS club. The Impact lead the all-time series of results with 29 wins, 16 defeats, and nine draws - dating back to the 1993 season. This includes an all-time record of 15 wins, eight defeats, and three draws by the Impact in Vancouver.
Following Wednesday's NCC match, Whitecaps FC return to MLS action when they make their maiden visit to Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois, to meet Eastern Conference club Chicago Fire on Saturday evening. Kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. PT and is live on Rogers Sportsnet Pacific and Bell mobile devices. 'Caps fans can also listen to the May 7 contest live on TEAM 1410 radio and teamradio.ca, starting with the pre-game show at 3:30 p.m. PT. TEAM 1410 will also have a two-hour post-game show, which will begin following the match at around 7:30 p.m. PT.
Whitecaps FC fans now have the option of purchasing three exciting new match packs. Starting at just $159, the match pack options - GOING HOLLYWOOD, I (HEART) NY, LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR? - all include the Manchester City FC friendly match, valued at $60, and four coveted MLS matches. Aside from season tickets, which also include the Manchester City game, match packs are currently the only way to secure a ticket to the July 18 international friendly. For additional information on match packs, visit whitecapsfc.com/matchpacks.


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Benini Sculpture Ranch, Feb 28, 2010
This ever changing kinetic sculpture by La Paso is one of many on the Benini Sculpture Ranch. As guests of Benini and his wife Lorraine, Joe and I visited the Ranch and enjoyed a tour of the studio and exhibit center, as well as a meandering drive around the 140 acre property.
The land is dotted by about 100 large-scale sculptures, and features a trail you can drive your vehicle through as well as a walking trail. Think safari. Well worth the one hour drive from San Antonio, the Sculpture Ranch is open to the public from 10AM to 6PM Thursday through Sunday. It is located about six miles west of Johnson City, TX. The Beninis are warm, welcoming artists, and they work and live on the Ranch full-time. The property used to belong to Lyndon Baines Johnson. It's quite a drive down a winding dirt road to get to the Ranch, and the effect of the large sculptures in the rough landscape is striking and sometimes surreal.
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Vision Techniques were interviewed by Hayley Pink from Commercial Motor magazine about their Motor Transport Award winning system BrakeSafe.
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With 450 members of staff providing waste, recycling, street cleansing and grounds maintenance services to a population of 300,000 people, East Riding of Yorkshire Council Group Manager, Paul Tripp, has a wealth of responsibility.
Paul and the East Riding of Yorkshire Council have found that by adding recording systems to their vehicles they've seen a significant drop in accidents, a growth in staff confidence and increased protection against third-party claims.
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VT Live™ has been helping Newham Council to disprove a large number of potentially damaging fraudulent claims.
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Three years after a multinational construction and road-surfacing material company launched its 'zero tolerance' policy on quarry site accidents, it saw a dramatic improvement in vehicle safety.
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Scotland-based Perth and Kinross Council has dramatically improved its vehicle security and safety by opting to install an incredible 'vehicle management system' into its fleet.
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Vision Techniques will next month install the latest safety and security technology into vehicles at Aylesbury Vale District Council in Buckinghamshire.
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For Rotherham Borough Council, installing the innovative mobile recording camera system," VT 'Live', into its waste disposal vehicles has been a huge success.
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How Bagnall & Morris have benefited from using Mobile CCTV to combat spurious claims.


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Aspen Grove Solutions takes the time to listen, and gain a deep understanding of each client's needs, analyze current business processes, and share best practices to achieve their goals. This results in long-term relationships where AGS adds value, and is respected as a trusted partner.
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As far as voice overs I do a lot of them on school projects. Everybody tells me that I have a golden voice or that I should be a singer. The say that I would be good on the radio or anywhere where my voice is being heard. People get surprised when I talk because of how my voice is, they would not expect it coming from me.
Currently I am part of the Dayton Job corps program. I have entered this program to get a degree in culinary arts. When I graduate I would have graduated with a high-school diploma and a certificate (certified) in Culinary Arts. I will have my serve-safe managers along with my serve-safe food handlers.
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Texas Instruments and Wurth Electronics Midcom Create Suite of Power-over-Ethernet Applications
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Wurth Electronics Midcom Inc. recently designed in three Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) reference designs with Texas Instruments (TI).
Featured on the suite of PoE designs from Texas Instruments is a WE-LAN transformer module and at least one WE-PD4 inductor. The WE-LAN transformer module provides coupling and impedance matching from the IC to the Ethernet line and provides exceptionally low crosstalk. It also has a high level of common mode noise rejection from the integrated common mode choke and provides low insertion and return losses. The PoE LAN transformer module comes in a compact, surface mount design and has an operating temperature from -40 to 85°C.


text: I have been involved with WAA for over 21 years, starting with being just one of the few volunteers in the early years of the wreath project at Arlington National Cemetery. Over those 20 plus years I have seen this organization grow to its present position of one, if not the best, organization showing our veterans and their families that we will never forget what they have provided to us all through their service and sacrifices. I am honored to be a board member of this organization helping to guide it to even bigger and better ways to Remember, Honor and Teach so that our children will know what Freedom really is and what it has cost us. We can never forget our veterans!


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Wessex FM News
Events To Mark Holocaust Memorial Day
8:10am 25th January 2013
(Updated 1:24pm 25th January 2013)
A memorial service in recognition of National Holocaust Day will take place in the Princess Diana Gardens, Radipole Park Drive, Weymouth this morning (25th January).
The service will start at 10am with an official blessing of a new memorial tree, planted near to Alexandra Bridge, which has been donated by local resident Tony Hamm.
Rev Brian Ellis, Mayor Chaplin will lead the service supported by the Mayor of Weymouth & Portland Borough Council Cllr Margaret Leicester, Lord Morris Mendoza and local Rabbi Anna Gerrard.
All members of the public are welcome to attend the Holocaust service. Local councilors, local event volunteer Barbara Cohen and Friends of the Parks will also be present.
Brief Holder for Equality and Diversity, Cllr Kate Wheller said: "The service will give people an opportunity to pause and reflect on the continuing importance of social inclusion, tolerance and equality in today's society".
Holocaust Memorial Day is an annual international day of remembrance for the victims and survivors of the Holocaust and subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Darfur and Tibet. It marks the day in 1945 when the Auschwitz–Birkenau extermination camp was liberated and this year is the 68th anniversary of this date.
Further Holocaust memorial events taking place in and around the borough include:
- A Holocaust Memorial event on Friday 25 January at the Corn Exchange, Dorchester from 12.30pm -1.30pm. Hosted by the South West Dorset Multicultural Network there will be song, dance, art work and readings from local school children. All are welcome (for more information please contact Emma Scott on 01305 252204).
- A Holocaust Memorial display from 21 to 25 January at Weymouth Library. A display set up by Barbara Cohen of the South West Dorset Multicultural Network and friends.
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A row over the transfer of a Fylde-based sportsman led to a legal wrangle between an agent and a football club.
Judge David Wakeman, sitting at Manchester Civil Justice Centre, ruled against Tony McGill on all claims that Bolton Wanderers FC and The Sport and Entertainment Media Group (SEM) cut him out of the 2007 transfer of midfielder Gavin McCann (pictured), who was born in Blackpool and lives in Wrea Green, from Aston Villa.
But the judge also said he agreed with many of the facts outlined by Mr McGill and told Manchester Civil Justice Centre that evidence given by Bolton chairman Phil Gartside was "unsatisfactory".
Mr McGill is now appealing against the decision to deny him £300,000 he was claiming for.
The loss being pursued by Mr McGill was agency fees he would have gained by completing the deal as Mr McCann's agent.
Judge Waksman said: "The claim requires proof that Mr McCann would have signed such a written agreement. There is in fact no real evidence that he would have done so.
"The claim must fail. Given that I have upheld Mr McGill's factual contentions on the preceding matters, that might seem an unfortunate result."
He added that Mr McGill was "always at risk" because he did not have a written contract in place with Mr McCann.


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- OverviewLight Needs:Full shade to partial sunWatering Needs:Best with regular watering - weekly, or more often in extreme heat.Average Landscape Size:Moderate growing; reaches 5 to 8 ft. tall and wide.Key Feature:Shade Loving FoliageBlooms:Late WinterLandscape Uses:
- DetailBotanical Pronunciation:FAT-si-a ja-PON-i-kaPlant type:ShrubDeciduous/evergreen:EvergreenSunset climate zones:4 - 9, 14 - 24Growth habit:RoundGrowth rate:ModerateAverage landscape size:Moderate growing; reaches 5 to 8 ft. tall and wide.Special features:Easy Care, Gift Plant, Ornamental Berries, Pet Friendly, Tolerates Urban Pollution, Year-round InterestFoliage color:GreenBlooms:Late WinterFlower color:WhiteFlower attributesShowy FlowersGarden styleTropicalDesign IdeasAralia is a perfect foundation plant that provides rich green background foliage in partially shaded landscapes. Its large exotic leaves belie its ability to withstand some frost. Tuck into the understory of trees or between buildings. Thrives in large containers. Lush foliage is soothing to the eye and makes a lovely backdrop when featured in morning sun or dappled shade spots near swimming pools and water gardens. Good subject for night lighting.Companion PlantsElephant Ear (Calocasia); Sweet Box (Sarcococca); Flowering Maple (Abutilon); Cast Iron Plant (Aspidistra); Bush Lily (Clivia)
- CareCare InformationThrives in humus-rich, acidic soils but highly adaptable. Best in bright to dappled shade. Shelter from harsh sun and wind. Water deeply, regularly during the first growing season to establish an extensive root system. Takes brief drought when established. Feed with an all-purpose fertilizer before new spring growth. Prune only as needed for a neat appearance.Pruning time: spring.Light Needs:Full shade to partial sunWatering Needs:Best with regular watering - weekly, or more often in extreme heat.


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