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Many high streets are facing a "bleak" future after shopper numbers fell despite the January sales, a report warned today.
Footfall on high streets dropped 0.9 per cent in January compared to the previous year, according to a survey by Springboard and the British Retail Consortium (BRC), but out-of-town retail parks continued to gain popularity.
High streets enjoyed a 5.1 per cent increase in visitors in December as desperate retailers brought special offers forward to before Christmas, but this left traditional January sales with less appeal.
The report, which also found that an average of 11 per cent of shops in town centres were boarded up in January, will add to fears of more closures in coming months as shoppers increasingly turn to out-of-town centres and the internet.
BRC director general Stephen Robertson said shoppers remain too nervous to spend and "the condition of too many high streets is still bleak".
He added: "Worries about personal finances and job security are putting people off shopping.
"Although inflation has started to ease, costs are still rising faster than wages. At the start of 2012 footfall numbers dipped again, showing underlying caution hasn't changed."
While high streets and shopping centres suffered a hangover in January, out-of-town retail parks enjoyed a 0.7 per cent rise in visitor numbers.
High streets have been the worst hit by the fall in shopper numbers over the past 12 months, with footfall down 4.8 per cent, whereas shopping centres and out-of-town retail parks have seen visitors fall 2.8 per cent and 2.3 per cent respectively.
However, overall shopper numbers in December increased for the first time in five years, with the early discounting driving a 6 per cent rise.
This helped footfall rise 1.8 per cent in the past three months despite declines in November and January.
The biggest falls in footfall in this period were in Scotland, down 8.5 per cent, and the South West, which was 7.5 per cent lower. However, Wales, Northern Ireland and the South East all enjoyed increases.
The vacancy rate in town centres was unchanged over the past three months, although Northern Ireland has the highest average of 14.1 per cent, while 12.9 per cent are shut in the north and Yorkshire, and 12.4 per cent in the east midlands.
The South West had the lowest vacancy rate of 7 per cent, followed by Scotland, the east and the South East.
But there are fears of more closures after a spate of retailers, including Peacocks went into administration but have yet to close stores, and others such as Mothercare have said they will close town centre stores to focus more on retail parks.
Diane Wehrle, research director at Springboard, said out-of-town shopping continues are still growing as consumers seek to avoid car parking charges and become "increasingly targeted about what they're buying".
Figures from the Office for National Statistics last week revealed a surprise 0.9 per cent rise in sales volumes in January. But with strong growth from supermarkets and out-of-town centres, this is not thought to be a fair reflection of the gloom surrounding the UK's high streets.


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The Daily Word 12.08.10: 4chan Defends Wikileaks, Elizabeth Edwards Dies, Chrome Has No CAPSLOCK
Elizabeth Edwards dies after a six-year battle with cancer.
Obama is defending his agreement to extend the Bush-Era Tax Cuts.
4chan splinter group Anonymous is attacking enemies of Wikileaks.
Wounded Army vet accused of stalking member of the Westboro Baptist Church (yea, those guys).
After 7 months in space, the secret X-37B robot space plane returns.
Bonding-out of Albuquerque jails is getting more expensive.
Prison fire in Chile kills 83.
Attempted kidnapping in Santa Fe thwarted.
Republican Congressman tries to crowdsource an attack on science.
The FBI thinks the new Video Barbie Doll could be used for child porn.
Old Navy sells sweaters with swastika buttons.
Are you a rich jerk who wants to watch first-run movies at home? That'll be $20,000.
Where in America is the perfect place to commit a crime?
Japanese satellite Akatsuki fails to enter Venus' orbit, won't get another chance for seven years.
McDonald's in the Czech Republic is introducing five New York-themed hamburgers.
F/X cancels Terriers. I'll never love again.
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The daughter of toppled President Salvador Allende says that those convicted of human rights violations during Chile's long dictatorship should be moved to common prisons, and out of the relatively luxurious lockup where they are serving multiple life sentences.
President Sebastian Pinera says that he's thinking about closing the prison, where inmates enjoy tennis courts, gardens and cable TV.
Among those held is Manuel Contreras, the former spy chief of Gen. Augusto Pinochet. Contreras gave interviews ahead of the 40th anniversary of the coup claiming that all of the thousands of disappeared were armed leftists killed in gunfights.
Sen. Isabel Allende also said in an AP interview Thursday that the claim is a lie that shows Contreras doesn't deserve privileges.
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Cartoons of the day: Higgs boson (aka the God particle)
Last week, physicists announced the discovery of a new subatomic particle — one that is said to be so fundamental that without it, nothing could exist. Scientists at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, are calling it the Higgs boson particle. The media are calling it the God particle. And the editorial cartoonists are calling it fodder for a few laughs. Here are a few of their drawings from the last week.
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(Denver, Colo. – March 5, 2014) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that the City of Great Falls, Mont., and Malteurop North America, Inc. (Malteurop) have agreed to control wastewater discharges that generate high levels of toxic gas in the City's sewer system. The City has also agreed to make improvements to its wastewater treatment system to reduce raw sewage overflows in the city and the Missouri River.
Under the terms of a consent decree lodged today in the U.S. District Court in Montana, Malteurop will pay a civil penalty of $525,000 for discharges from its malting plant on State Highway 87 that EPA alleges caused high levels of hydrogen sulfide to form in the City of Great Falls' sewer system and will reimburse the City $21,396 for corrosion caused by the toxic gas. In addition, the City will pay a civil penalty of $120,000 and complete a supplemental project valued at $125,000 to remove pollutants from stormwater runoff during precipitation events.
"Our quality of life depends on clean water and the safe and effective operation of the wastewater treatment systems that serve our communities," said Shaun McGrath, EPA's regional administrator in Denver. "EPA is committed to protecting public health and the safety of those who operate and maintain our wastewater systems."
Today's settlement resolves alleged violations of Clean Water Act pretreatment regulations related to generation of hydrogen sulfide in the City's sewer system. EPA attempted to address these violations through administrative orders and referred the case to the U.S. Department of Justice when the violations remained unresolved. Clean Water Act pretreatment regulations protect public health and water resources by establishing responsibilities for municipalities and industrial facilities to control wastewater discharges before they are sent to collection and treatment facilities.
Malteurop's malting plant discharges wastewater that contains high levels of organic matter as a result of barley processing. This organic matter, combined with a lack of oxygen in the sewer, causes the formation of hydrogen sulfide, a toxic gas that poses dangers to workers and the public. The company has agreed to meet worker protection standards for hydrogen sulfide levels in the sewer system and plans to install a new service line that minimizes conditions that create the dangerous gas as a way to meet these standards.
The proposed consent decree also addresses alleged violations of the Clean Water Act associated with persistent sewage overflows in the City of Great Falls wastewater system. These include several dozen incidents of raw sewage backing up into residences and buildings and flowing in city streets, as well as discharges of raw or partially treated sewage to the Missouri River.
The City has agreed to remedy these harmful overflows and discharges by increasing capacity at its treatment plant, improving the enforcement of pretreatment requirements at facilities that cause blockages, evaluating the capacity and condition of the sewer system, and improving the operation and maintenance of collection systems.
The proposed settlement is detailed in a consent decree lodged in the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana. The proposed consent decree is subject to a 30-day public comment period and final court approval.
A copy is available on the Department of Justice website at: http://www.justice.gov/enrd/Consent_Decrees.html.
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Bangkok, December 10, 2013--Radio broadcaster Michael Diaz Milo was shot dead on Saturday, marking the second journalist to be killed in a week in the Philippines, according to news reports. The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Philippine authorities to identify the perpetrators and swiftly bring them to justice.
According to news reports, assailants on motorcycles pulled alongside Milo while he was riding a motorcycle home in Surigao del Sur province's coastal Tandag City. One of the assailants shot Milo in the head at close range, according to police information cited in local news reports. The perpetrators then fled the crime scene, the reports said.
Milo, host of a daily radio show and program director at the local DXFM radio, was declared dead at a nearby hospital. News reports citing the news station's operations chief King De La Rosa said Milo had received anonymous death threats before his murder. The reports said his radio program regularly covered local issues, including reports on herbal medicine.
Police officials said they formed a special task group to investigate the case, but did not immediately mention a motive for the murder, the reports said.
Milo's killing comes one week after the fatal shooting of radio broadcaster Joas Dignos by motorcycle-riding assassins.
Hermino Coloma Jr., Aquino's communications secretary, said at a press conference in November that the number of journalists' deaths had been inflated and that the problem was "not so serious," according to news reports. The Philippines ranked third on CPJ's 2013 Impunity Index, a global measure of unsolved journalist murders as a percentage of each country's population.
"We condemn the murder of radio broadcaster Michael Diaz Milo," said Shawn Crispin, CPJ's senior Southeast Asia representative. "How many more journalists must be murdered before President Benigno Aquino's government takes seriously the scale of his country's impunity problem?"


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The over 10,000 km German Motorbike Route runs in the shape of a clover leaf through the country's most beautiful motorbiking regions. Curvy race circuits, the hottest biker gatherings, motorbiking highlights, motorbike museums, meals and accommodation with biker-friendly hosts – this route is far and away the best way to experience everything Germany has to offer motorcyclists.
The German Motorbike Route, nicknamed "Pan Germania", is the route all trendsetters should have saved in their sat nav. Around 10,000 km of sheer driving pleasure, which has much in common with the spirit of the legendary "Route 66", lies ahead. The route was officially opened in 2004 by none other than the brilliant German motorcycle design engineer Friedel Münch during the traditional Vogelsberg Motorbike Festival.
A go-to destination
This diverse route runs along romantic, dipping roads that wind their way along rivers and lakes, curved roads that run through tunnels and roads with outstanding panoramic views. Some stretches also invite visitors to take a "walk on the wildside" and certainly won't be forgotten in a hurry. The route runs through sleepy towns and buzzing cities where a pitstop for a spot of shopping is always recommended.
When the wheels of the motorbike start turning
The Alps provide an awe-inspiring backdrop to a number of stretches along the German Motorbike Route, but if you're looking to put your driving skills to the test here, make sure you already have some experience. There are endless options for discerning bikers, for example the legendary German highlands and the wind, clear air and expansive landscape of the North and Baltic Seas. Germany's romantic eastern coastline is also characterised by strange coastal formations, endless avenues and towns.
A new destination every day
Don't forget about Germany's wine-growing regions: the grape harvests and countless wine and winemaking festivals are reasons to visit in themselves. A particular dream for any biker is a visit to the largest extinct volcano in Europe, the Vogelsberg hills on Route 276 that can be reached through gently curving roads, idyllic towns and river valleys. But be warned: a sense of adventure is sometimes required, although the whole route is designed so that you can leave it for a while to go off exploring attractions in the surrounding area.
Easy Rider
Regardless of what direction you travel in, you will also encounter the best biker meetings, engineering and motorcycle museums and Germany's race tracks, in addition to the most beautiful stretches of road the country has to offer. Endless roads, secluded tracks, curvy roads and drops: so many high points and never a dull moment. And if you think you've already discovered all there is to discover, you'll be in for a pleasant surprise.
Take a test drive
A special map box designed to fit in the tank rucksack is available and contains 80 laminated maps showing all the routes, as well as information about biker-friendly accommodation, motorbike meets and museums. The German Motorbike Route takes pole position in any biker's itinerary: exceptional curved roads are here in abundance and are a true delight for any thrillseeker. This route for all bike fans requires skilled driving and a foot that's firmly on the accelerator.
Length: approximately 10000 km
Theme: motorcycle tourism
Chemnitz: Museum of Saxon Vehicles (Museum für sächsische Fahrzeuge)
Dresden: Zwinger Castle, Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche), transport museum
Hamburg: harbour, fish market, Harley Days rally
Ibbenbüren: motorbike museum
Ingolstadt: Audi Forum, Ingolstadt Village
Kevelaer: Motorradwallfahrt rally
Munich: BMW Museum, Allianz Arena, Oktoberfest
Schotten/Vogelsberg: Schottenring race track
Schwerin: castle, State Museum of Technology (Technisches Landesmuseum)
Speyer: Technology Museum, cathedral
Zwickau: August Horch Automobile Museum
Events: motorbike fairs
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put (one's) neck on the block
To assume or expose oneself to some risk, danger, or responsibility; to imperil oneself or put oneself in harm's way; to risk damaging one's reputation. Look, I'm putting my neck on the block for you here. I could get fired if they find out what we're up to! You have to take some risks to be successful in business and in life, but don't put your neck on the block for no good reason. The news anchor put his neck on the block by publicly disparaging one of the presidential candidates on live television.


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It is our immense pleasure to announce the beginning of a new PCL Code Sprint sponsored by Trimble: PCL-TRCS!
PCL Code Sprints are intended to rapidly advance the capabilities of the Point Cloud Library in a certain area/subject by offering stipends to talented student developers and pairing them with knowledgeable mentors for several months of accelerated software development. These sprints have been inspired by the Google Summer Of Code (GSOC) initiative, and we will be following the same basic model. Projects will run for an initial period of 3-6 months with the same structure and performance evaluations as the GSOC program, and all of the code produced will be open source.
For this winter's PCL-Trimble Code Sprint, we have identified the following important areas for further development in PCL, and we are therefore searching for outstanding candidates (and mentors) to work on the following projects:
- Automated decimation: automatically reduce the number of points in the point cloud based upon the definition of a feature (i.e., not a generic spatial sampling). For example reduce the number of points used to define simple surfaces, such as a wall, cylinder, etc. while retaining sufficient points to define all surfaces and edges. The purpose of this project is to make the data size smaller to allow for improved performance with large data sets / streaming over the Internet.
- Automated noise filtering: clean parasitic points, such as measurement noise, interruptions (objects moving across scanner), vegetation (primarily grass patches to identify land surfaces). PCL already contains tools for removing registration occlusions and outliers, but we are removing edges as well. The purpose of this project is to deal with larger scenes, perform filtering, but retain edges.
- Automated feature extraction based on type of object (i.e. pipes, steel structures, walls, valves, etc). For example identify all objects that are pipes and remove everything else so that the pipes can be examined and modelled in more detail using tools specific to the type of object.
- Out-of-core point cloud database: develop an out-of-core database system for storing and interactively accessing massive point clouds (e.g. 100 TB to 1 PB) using techniques like hierarchical level-of-detail, out-of-core simplification, parallel database access, proxy scenegraphs, etc. Applications accessing the database would run on laptops and mobile devices with typically 1 GB of graphics memory.
- Best-fit feature estimation: based on sensor characteristics (noise, biases, range-dependent errors) and data-collection geometry (sensor location and orientation relative to the objects in the point cloud), estimate best-fit for common geometry types (e.g. surfaces, spheres, cylinders, etc.). Identify all points likely to be part of the object, including potentially identifying outliers that are likely part of the object, but not used in the best-fit solution.
- Change detection: automatically determine differences between objects scanned over time. For example scan a car or vessel on two occasions and automatically compare and highlight / report differences. This has to improve upon our current existing work on change detection and efficiently deal with large datasets.
- Automated point cloud registration: improve the current set of registration/scan matching tools in PCL. The purpose of this project is to augment the new registration API (based on Correspondences) in PCL with new methods, and evaluate when to apply the right rejector/estimation method based on the input data. This has to improve upon our current existing work and deal efficiently with very large datasets.
The above projects will run for a period of 3 (or 6) months divided into multiple terms. Each student developer will receive a stipend of $5000 per 3 months for their contributions, subject to satisfactory mid-term and final evaluations, exactly as GSOC. PCL reserves the right to approve any or none of these projects, and approve multiple applicants for the same project, based on the quality and number of applicants.
Potential candidates should submit the following information to email@example.com:
- a brief resume
- a list of existing PCL contributions (if any)
- a list of projects (emphasis on open source projects please) that they contributed to in the past
Advanced C++ programming skills are required for all projects. Please remember that this is a unique opportunity to work with some of the world's best 3D perception researchers!
Interested mentors should send a brief e-mail to the address mentioned above pointing out their time commitments and expertise in the field.