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Individuals who buy over-the-counter cold medications to sell on to methamphetamine producers.
January 13, 2011, ThursdayThe surest way to stop the manufacture of methamphetamine is to require a prescription for its essential ingredient, pseudoephedrine.
November 16, 2010, TuesdayThe report on methamphetamine was apparently delayed to minimize diplomatic turbulence with the Mexican government.
June 09, 2010, WednesdayThe Rev. Ted Haggard, who resigned as president of the National Association of Evangelicals in 2006 after he admitted having a sexual encounter with a former male escort, announced that he would start a new church.
June 03, 2010, ThursdayA Mexican man who died Saturday after he was hit with a baton and shocked with a stun gun by immigration officers deporting him had signs of methamphetamine abuse and high blood pressure, the San Diego medical examiner said Wednesday. The man, Anastacio Hernández-Rojas, 32, died of a heart attack, with methamphetamine abuse and high blood pressure listed as contributing factors. He fought with officers as they prepared to walk him through a gate into Mexico. An officer shocked him with a Taser...
June 03, 2010, ThursdayTo the Editor: ''With Cars as Meth Labs, Evidence Litters Roads'' (news article, April 15) did an excellent job of illustrating the difficult job law enforcement officials face in combating illegal methamphetamine use and production. While you correctly point out that meth production is growing throughout most of the country, I would like to point out that Oregon is seeing dramatic results in its war on the illegal substance.
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Are 20mph zones ever enforced?
Posted: August 22, 2013
|POLICE officers have been told not to carry out speed checks in 20mph zones in Exeter, according to a city councillor.
The decision has been blasted as outrageous by Ian Martin, who represents Mincinglake.
And he called on officers to carry out speed checks in Beacon Lane.
The police have told the Echo that there are a number of options, aside from radar checks, which they can use to get drivers to comply with 20mph limits.
Cllr Martin said: "Speeding in Beacon Lane in front of the shops has come up as a police priority at forum meetings time after time. It has been a priority for the past eight years.
"I noticed that officers had tweeted that they had been doing speed checks in a 30mph zone on the edge of the city at Pinhoe, and asked for checks in Beacon Lane which is a 20mph zone.
"However, I understand from contacts at Middlemoor that because of an internal review there are to be no radar checks carried out in 20mph zones anywhere in Exeter at this time. This is outrageous."
Cllr Martin added: "Beacon Lane is a route to school and, come the end of this month, I would hope that police officers would be able to carry out checks to prevent the possibility of anyone being killed.
"So many children, especially teenagers, are oblivious to traffic."
A spokesman for Devon and Cornwall police said: "It is important that motorists are able to perceive, understand and comply with 20mph limits and zones.
"To achieve this, adequate signing and speed reducing features are required in accordance with guidelines published by the Department for Transport. Local liaison takes place with the highway authority over the implementation and enforcement of these lower speed limits.
"The police will adopt a proportionate approach to enforcement, applying agreed thresholds to underpin a consistent approach. This approach will be based on risk to individuals, property and the seriousness of any breach of the limit.
"It should not be seen that enforcement is the sole arbiter of compliance with lower speed limits; the use of appropriate speed reducing features is necessary to encourage and engender compliance, making it obvious to motorists that the area is subject to a lower speed limit."
The spokesman added: "If action to curtail speed is to be considered within 20mph limits, a number of options can be considered.
"This may include high visibility patrols in the locality, speed limit indicator devices flashing the limit to traffic, letter drops in the area and Community Speed Watch.
"Enforcement through prosecution is a final resort and where evidence is available of wilful violations by specific offenders at known times of the day, enforcement action should be targeted at those identified times and offending motorists."
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*after shoutouts and talking*
Peace to Thirstin Howl, A.L. and Wordsworth
My mother smoked crack, I had a premature birth
I'm just a nerd cursed, wit badly disturbed nerves
Who wanna be the one to step up and get served first?
Ninety-nine percent of aliens prefer earth
So I'm here to rule the planet, startin wit your turf
I hid a secret message inside of a wordsearch
Wit smeard letters, runnin together in blurred spurts
I hang wit male chauvinist pigs and perverts
Who point water pistols at women and squirt shirts
Been a bad boy since diapers and Gerber's
My first words were "Bleep bleep" and "Curse curse"
Never had ish, and I still don't deserve dirt
My breath still stinks and I'm on my third Certs
Yankin out my stitches, hollering "Nurse nurse!"
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Grew up in a dump next door to a burnt church
But gunshots drowned out crickets and bird chirps
And it's like that, and it's like that
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Evidence, I won't get caught shot on the balcony
Between you and I, I'll tell you here's the diff
Gun to your head, you're dead, pointblank I shapeshift
That's right, to dear/deer, anelope, or owl
In life, use your potential, or Steve Howe
I'm about to call it quits, yo too much weight'll break your rack mount
The man'll make you move, yo so make your move a backout
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Flipped it backwards, Evidence attack nerds off the head
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Causin the herd, the name is Ev absurd
Verbs get flipped, it's like this, yo acronyms and all that
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Like Pos. K gibbin the life thinkin of stabbin it
Skills prevail you possess, take no offense
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Bernie Connellan from Chinchilla Ridge Farm, Coleambally, examines his wilted vines. Photo: Anthony Stipo, The Area News
This spring's abnormal weather patterns have taken a toll on the state's agricultural sector with rare outbreaks of so-called "black frost" costing millions of dollars in lost produce.
A particularly heavy frost on October 18 hit farms from vineyards to wheat fields in regions stretching from the Riverina north to Young and Orange, and even to parts of the Hunter, said Aaron Coutts-Smith, head of NSW climate monitor at the Bureau of Meteorology.
Growers that have been farming for over fifty years haven't seen it this bad
The impact on farming of the frost was intensified in part because well-above normal temperatures for NSW since the start of winter had accelerated the growing cycle of many crops – exposing them to greater damage.
Frost-hit Chinchilla Ridge Farm Photo: Anthony Stipo
"It just brought them forward to a period where was much greater frost risk," said Dr Coutts-Smith.
Brian Simpson, chief executive officer of the Riverina Wine Grapes Marketing Board, said vines were well ahead of their usual growing season when the frost hit. "They were about 10-14 days advanced from what they would normally be," he said.
The freeze was a "black frost" because humidity levels were too low in some places to form the typical white crystals on surfaces. Such events are "fairly uncommon" in Australia, but result in internal freezing of a plant's vegetation "leaving it with a blackened appearance and killing it", according to the bureau's website.
Mario Arcifa, a grape grower near Griffith. Photo: Anthony Stipo, The Area News
Mr Simpson estimates losses for grape growers in the Riverina could total as much as 20 per cent of the crop, or the equivalent of 60 million bottles of wine. Regional farmgate losses alone should total about $18 million.
"Growers that have been farming for over fifty years haven't seen it this bad," Mr Simpson said. "It's going to be financially devastating for some farmers."
Deemed a recurring event, frost is not considered a natural disaster and so farmers can't access government assistance for lost production, Mr Simpson said.
Jason Smith, a viticultural researcher at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre in Wagga, said many vineyards will see a reduced crop, such as in Tumbarumba.
"With the severe cold, it's just killed off all the shoots, that will wilt and collapse," Dr Smith said. "You're relying on secondary buds to burst and provide a secondary crop."
Grain hit
Frosts from October 14-18 hit broadacre crops such as wheat and canola across much of south-eastern NSW and north-eastern Victoria, said Peter Mattews, a technical specialist in grains for the Department of Primary Industries.
"By the time you get to the middle of October, a frost of this severity you generally don't get," Mr Matthews said, adding that the risk from frost typically starts to drop from the middle of September for most parts of southern NSW.
Crop damage was made worse by a lack of moisture, with most areas largely dry for the previous four or five weeks, he said. "A lot of the grain was hanging by a thread."
'Extreme month'
Sydney had also been particularly dry until overnight Monday when parts of the city were hit by flash floods after the heaviest rain in six weeks.
October, meanwhile, is likely to be the second-hottest on record for Sydney.
Apart from the severe fire weather days, the month has also brought wide ranges in temperatures.
Gulgong in central NSW, for instance, posted both a record low minimum temperature of minus-0.5 degrees on the 5th but also its highest minimum at 19.5 degrees on October 22.
"It's been a real contrast," said the bureau's Dr Coutts-Smith. "It's been quite an extreme month."


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Thai court hands Iranian life sentence over botched bombing
BANGKOK (Reuters) - An Iranian man who blew off his own legs was sentenced to life in prison by a Thai court on Thursday for his involvement in a botched bomb plot that rocked Bangkok last year and brought condemnation from Israel.
A court found Saeid Moradi, 29, guilty of attempted murder in an attack that authorities say was intended to target Israeli diplomats. A second defendant, Mohammad Khazaei, 43, was given 15 years in jail for possession of explosive devices.
Five people were wounded by a series of explosions in Bangkok on February 14, 2012. The wounded included Moradi, who blew off both his legs when a bomb he was carrying exploded as he tried to throw it at Thai police.
The explosions have been linked to a car-bomb attack on the wife of an Israeli diplomat in India and a third, unsuccessful attack in Georgia a day earlier.
Israel has accused arch-enemy Iran of orchestrating the attacks, but Tehran denies the accusations. The court's decision was welcomed by an Israeli diplomat in Thailand who also condemned the bombings.
Khazaei was arrested at Bangkok's main international airport while trying to catch a flight to Malaysia. Moradi was arrested at the scene of the bombing.
A third suspect, Masoud Sedaghat Zadeh, is being held in Malaysia after fleeing Thailand shortly after the explosions.
A spokesman for the Royal Thai Police said Malaysia had approved Zadeh's extradition to Thailand but the suspect had not yet been brought back to hear the charges against him. (Reporting by Aukkarapon Niyomyat; Writing by Amy Sawitta Lefevre; Editing by Paul Tait)
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IF all the historical data and show-business lore that have been dispensed in the 92d Street Y's ''Lyrics and Lyricists'' series were crammed into a book, one would end up with a chatty, oversized encyclopedia of American commercial songwriting during the pre-rock era. On Sunday, the series opened its 17th season with the latest chapter in its informal survey of Broadway musicals since 1940. By examining shows in thematic groupings and combining nostalgia and education, the series has hit upon a delightful formula that could be spun out successfully for years to come. For the next two seasons, the subject at hand will be the 50's musical, which the series portrays as a ''golden age.''
''Short Stories and Films as Broadway Musicals,'' the opening program, conceived and written by Maurice Levine, with Vivian Blaine serving as host and narrator, led off the season with informal digests of ''Guys and Dolls,'' ''Fanny,'' and ''Wonderful Town,'' three 50's shows of very different stripe. Streetwise in a manner that few shows tried to be at the time, ''Guys and Dolls'' (1950), with its Damon Runyon color, sharply etched musical character sketches and gospel-flavored exuberance, stands as a precursor of the pop-rock revolution. The role of the stripper Adelaide, originated by Ms. Blaine, is also a forerunner of soulful kewpie dolls like Cyndi Lauper. Ms. Blaine's performance of her signature song, ''Adelaide's Lament,'' at Sunday evening's show was strong and sparkling. Frank Loesser's score also brought out the acting skills of several guest singers, including Art Ostrin, Ron Raines, Maureen Brennan and Thomas Lee Sinclair.


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The U.S. Department of Labor reached a settlement with Calhoun, Ga.-based carpet and floor tile maker Mohawk Industries Inc. to force it to boost fire protection at its four carpet pad facilities.
The agreement resolves Occupational Safety and Health Administration citations in June 2011 for violations found at the company's manufacturing facility in Johnstown, Ohio.
In addition to Johnstown, Mohawk's "rebond" facilities are in Commerce, Texas; Torrington, Conn.; and Tifton, Ga. The facilities make carpet pads by grinding, mixing and rebonding recycled polymer foam materials, a process that can involve explosion hazards.
Following an investigation, OSHA cited the company with four serious violations involving dust, unguarded floors and electrical hazards. Two other-than-serious violations relate to inadequate hazard communications.
The agreement amends the citation and requires the company to abate the alleged fire hazards found at the Johnstown facility.
Mohawk (NYSE: MHK) agreed to hire a licensed professional fire protection engineer to assess potential fire and/or explosion hazards that may be generated during the handling and processing of polymer foam materials and implement that professional's recommendations.
The company also will develop procedures for and schedule the periodic cleanup and removal of polymer foam dust from any surfaces where it might accumulate, provide combustible dust training for all affected employees, conduct monthly inspections of the facilities' fire suppression sprinkler systems and provide training on emergency evacuation to employees.
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Bolshoi Music Director Resigns
Vassily Sinaisky, the musical director and top conductor for Moscow's Bolshoi Theater, unexpectedly resigned on Monday.
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Gelsey Kirkland Ballet, a new studio company, is presenting an ambitious new production of "The Nutcracker" as a coming-of-age tale involving ideas of death and rebirth.
Nureyev's staging of "Sleeping Beauty" returns to Paris Opera.
Noche Flamenca and its star, Soledad Barrio, are exploring the fiery, expressive nature of flamenco dancing at the Joyce Theater.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater presents the premiere of Aszure Barton's "LIFT," featuring a cast of 19 and a percussive score by Curtis Macdonald, at City Center.
Jon Kinzel's "Someone Once Called Me a Sound Man," which had its premiere at the Chocolate Factory, is mostly gentle in tone except for a sudden hammer blow.
The Minsky Sisters are not related to the Minsky brothers or to Minsky anything, and they aren't sisters. They are a theatrical figment on which floats an act.
Donna Uchizono's new work, "Fire Underground," is inspired by her 12 years of struggling to adopt her daughter from Nepal.
The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater paired its landmark "Revelations" with the British choreographer Wayne McGregor's stark, explosive "Chroma" at City Center on Wednesday night.
The company reprised works by Paul Taylor, Rennie Harris and Ohad Naharin.
Scenes from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's performance of Aszure Barton's new work.
Mr. Morris's company performed his masterwork, "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato," on Thursday at the David H. Koch Theater.
Mark Morris's masterwork, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this month, returns to New York as part of the White Light Festival at Lincoln Center.
Dancers performed the work by the French choreographer Boris Charmatz, in the atrium of the Museum of Modern Art.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater presented an eclectic program of works by Paul Taylor, Rennie Harris, Ohad Naharin and Robert Battle at City Center on Tuesday.
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Moore trial update: Defendant's father testifies
Breaking for somber moments, co-owner of Moore Brothers Farm and the father of defendant Paul Moore, Roger Moore, recalled his experience the day his employee of 19 years, Roberto Ayala, was killed in a bombing on the company's rice field.
Paul Moore is being tried for the July 16, 2011, murder of Ayala in a Colusa County Superior Court case being held in Sacramento. Prosecutors Colusa County District Attorney John Poyner and Special Assistant Attorney General David Druliner are one week into their argument.
Roger Moore said he was having lunch with his son, Paul Moore, in Grimes when he received a phone call from Ayala's brother Eduardo that something terrible had happened. He dropped his son off at his Grimes home and headed to the field.
"The state of mind I was in, I didn't say anything. I don't think anything was said," he said.
"When I saw the extent of what happened, I just went back to my pickup and sat down," Roger Moore said.
While in his truck, he told Lt. Shane Maxey, "don't leave any stone unturned," he said.
He then testified there were three reasons he thought it might not be an accident.
He was "very confident in Robert's abilities regarding electrical boxes," he was "confident that the electrical panel was up to code and in excellent condition," and third, because his "employee had been threatened."
Roger Moore said is was difficult to give testimony and at one point the bailiff offered the witness a handkerchief.
When defense attorney Linda Parisi asked Roger Moore if he was upset because Ayala was an employee or because of their personal relationship, he responded, "I couldn't distinguish between the two, they're both equal."
Throughout Roger Moore's recollection of the events, Ayala's family members in the courtroom became emotional, wiping away tears. At one point, members of the jury dabbed their eyes.
Through examination by Druliner and cross by Parisi, Roger Moore testified he had heard that Peter Moore, Paul's cousin, had sent a text message reading something like, "When Robert's shoulder gets better, he's mine."
Roger Moore said it may be possible he learned about the text message from Paul Moore.
He said he went to the Colusa County Sheriff's office about a week after hearing of the incident, but he and Roberto Ayala decided not to place a restraining order on Peter Moore.
That incident was about six weeks before the bombing incident, Moore said.
Later in court, David Moore, Peter Moore's second cousin, testified that Paul Moore said if he were to take over the Moore Brothers farm he would, "fire those Mexicans," referring to the Ayala brothers.
On Wednesday, the prosecution questioned multiple witnesses who testified about forensic evidence, including fingerprints, linking Paul Moore to a series of items in the case. Of particular interest were two letters, including a diagram of a bomb, received by the sheriff's office that stated to be written by a gang hit man responsible for the murder.


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One quirk in Oklahoma's schedule begins on Saturday against Baylor.
The Sooners will face the Bears, West Virginia and Oklahoma State in successive games.
That would seem to help OU's defense in terms of preparation. All three opponents run no-huddle, spread offenses.
OU coach Bob Stoops believes the overlap won't kick in until after the Baylor game.
"These guys are much different than West Virginia and Oklahoma State. West Virginia and Oklahoma State are very much alike," he said on Wednesday.
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Montgomery County, TN - The annual Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Service Awards Dinner was held Friday, November 22nd at the William O. Beach Civic Hall.
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Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certification ribbon cutting for Budweiser of Clarksville.
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To the Editor: I would like to warn prospective travelers in Portugal of the possible theft of their luggage from a van or station wagon. I remember vividly my shock and disbelief when five suitcases were stolen from our locked Ford while it was parked in a deluxe hotel parking lot. The remaining 10 days of our stay were largely devoted to replacement of my husband's prescription medicines, some clothing and other necessities. The police in Setubal, where the theft occurred, treated our complaint as a run-of-the-mill daily occurrence, and all of the guests at the pousada...
July 8, 1990
Portugal Policy
To the Editor: After the passage of so many years, I suppose your reporter can be forgiven for accepting rumor as historically accurate in your news story about Portuguese reaction to cuts in United States aid (Feb. 15). However, when I was Ambassador to Portugal in 1975-78, I did not "advise Washington to support Mr. Soares and the Socialists rather than the Social Democrats during the transition from dictatorship to democracy. " I did advise Washington that Portugal should not be written off to the Communists, and that we should give political and moral...
March 2, 1988
Portugal's Passage
The democratic revolution now shaking up much of the world announced itself first in Portugal in April 1974. Not until this week, however, long after the consolidation of newer democratic regimes in Greece, Spain and Latin America, did Western Europe's poorest, least developed country reach a key democratic milestone: the election of a stable majority Government. After 16 wobbly coalition Cabinets in 13 often disillusioning years, the center-right Social Democrats of Prime Minister Anibal Cavaco Silva have won a solid mandate for four full years of consistent,...
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Portugal Investment Up
Foreign investment in Portugal more than doubled last year, to $2.4 billion, the Government said Friday. In 1988, direct foreign investment totaled more than $920 million. The Trade and Tourism Minister, Joaquim Ferreira do Amaral, said Britain provided the most investment in Portugal, followed by France, Spain, the United States and Japan.
January 22, 1990
Gold Search in Portugal
The Consolidated Ramrod Gold Corporation of Canada has won the right to explore for gold in Portugal, energy officials said today. The deals involve more than 500 million escudos, about $3 million, and reflect growing interest in Portugal's mineral wealth, the officials said.
January 19, 1990
Portugal Spared Payments
An official inquiry has concluded that Portugal did not knowingly handle gold looted from Holocaust victims by Nazi Germany and has no obligation to compensate survivors, a paper reported today. The inquiry found "no legal, political or moral reasons" for Portugal to make any payments, the daily Publico reported. In 1953, Portugal returned almost four tons of Nazi gold, then worth $7.2 million. The Allies had initially demanded that it return 44 tons. After the United States said last year that the Third Reich paid for much of its trade with...
July 3, 1999
Portugal Raises Wages
Portugal, the poorest country in the European Community, raised the minimum wage for industrial workers on Friday by 10 percent, to 30,000 escudos, or $204, a month. The Government also said the minimum wage for agricultural workers would rise by 14.5 percent, to 28,400 escudos, or $193, a month.
January 2, 1989
Portugal Cuts Rates
Portugal announced on Friday a half-point reduction in interest rates to help ease credit costs and increase investment in one of Western Europe's fastest-growing economies. The Finance Minister, Miguel Cadilhe, said the cut, the fourth in just over a year, would take effect Monday. He said the maximum interest rate for all loans would drop to 18 percent while the minimum rate for time deposit savings of between six months and a year would fall to 13.5 percent.
February 8, 1988
Oil Slick Nears Portugal
A Portuguese official said today that fuel oil from the sunken tanker Prestige could hit its coast as early as Wednesday. Henrique Freitas, secretary of state for defense, said a number of small slicks from the tanker were 16 miles from Portugal's northern coast. "Part of these slicks could hit the extreme limit of the coastline," Mr. Freitas said in remarks carried by private SIC television. Oil from the tanker has fouled hundreds of miles of coastline in neighboring Spain.
December 4, 2002
90 Pilgrims Hurt in Portugal
At least 90 people were injured when 11 buses and four cars carrying pilgrims on their annual visit to the Roman Catholic shrine of Fatima collided early today in heavy fog. Two people were hospitalized in serious condition, but most suffered only minor injuries, hospital officials told TSF radio.
May 10, 1993
Privatization In Portugal
The Portuguese Government has announced plans to sell to the public stakes in three state companies, including the country's leading commercial bank, as part of a long-term economic liberalization program. A Government statement on Thursday said Banco Portugues do Atlantico would have 49 percent of its capital placed on the market. The state-run cement giant, Cimpor, and the Centralcer brewery will also be partly privatized. The latest privatization plans follow the successful sale earlier this month of 49 percent of the Government's shares in...
July 24, 1989
Socialist Runs in Portugal
Foreign Affairs Minister Jaime Gama put himself forward today as a candidate to succeed António Guterres, who resigned as prime minister and leader of the country's Socialist Party. Mr. Gama said he was seeking the post of the party's secretary general to lead the Socialists into the expected general election and then to seek the post of prime minister if the party won the election. He said his aim was to "reconcile the party with the Portuguese people and give new hope to the country" and to give the party "sufficient energy" to meet...
December 20, 2001
INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS; Ford Plan in Portugal
The Ford Motor Company said yesterday that it would invest $233 million to expand its Palmela plant in central Portugal. The plant will make compressors for air-conditioning systems in a new installation scheduled to begin production at the beginning of 1998, the company said. The investment will be made over a three-year period, starting this month. Ford, the largest foreign investor in Portugal, said it would create 200 new jobs. (Reuters)
October 21, 1995
Portugal Train Crash Kills 5
Two passenger trains collided Friday in a popular resort region of southern Portugal, killing 5 people and injuring 29, officials said. One of the dead was identified as a 52-year-old Portuguese man. The identities of the other victims were not known. An American woman, identified as Kerrie Ann Guidroz, 22 years old, suffered minor injuries. One train struck a car that had stalled at a crossing then struck a second train that was coming to its aid. All the dead and injured were on the second train.
September 6, 1987
PLUS: SOCCER; Scolari Signs On With Portugal
Luiz Felipe Scolari, who coached Brazil to the World Cup title last June, agreed to coach Portugal through the 2004 European Championships. Scolari, who guided Brazil to its fifth world title, will sign an 18-month contract that takes effect Jan. 1, Portugal's soccer federation said on its Web site yesterday. Portugal automatically qualifies for the next European tournament because it is playing host. LAZIO ADVANCES IN UEFA CUP: Lazio got two second-half goals from Simone Inazghi to beat Sturm Graz of Austria, 3-1, in...
November 29, 2002
In Portugal, Wheels of Misfortune
When I moved to Portugal last year after covering guerrilla wars in Ethiopia, Iraq and Afghanistan, I assumed I was putting the dangerous part of my life behind me. I couldn't have been more wrong. The Portuguese are the most mild-mannered and courteous people I have ever known, except when they get behind the wheel of a car. Then, whatever tension and anxiety they have built up in the course...
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Original Release Date: October 18, 1994
Track Listing
1. The May 4th Movement
2. Black Ego
3. Dog It
4. Jettin'
5. Borough Check
6. Highing Fly
7. Dial 7 (Axion of Creamy Spies)
8. The Art of Easing
9. K.B.'s Alley [Mood Dudes Groove]
10. Graffiti
11. Blowing Down
12. 9th Wonder (Blackitolism)
13. For Corners
Bob James: Composer
Shuggie Otis: Composer
Brooklyn: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Digable Planets: Arranger, Producer
Guru: Vocals
Jeru the Damaja: Vocals
Dwayne Burno: Bass
Carl Carter: Bass
Huey Cox: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar
Dave Darlington: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Keyboards, Producer, Engineer, Fretless Bass, Mixing
Dave the Prince: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Alan Goldsher: Bass
Donald Harrison: Flute, Sax (Tenor)
Gerard McMahon: Composer
Larry Mizell: Composer
Mood Dude: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Afu the True: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Beneficent: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Davey Chalice: Bass, Vocals
Crescents: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Lee Love: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Malik: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Myrtle Ave Nigs: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Beth Russo: Cello
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Chegua: Vocals, Rap
Decky: Vocals
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Eye Cee: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Jahsun: Vocals
David Lee Jones: Sax (Alto)
Bill Lounge: Vibraphone
Brother Junior Plus: Liner Notes
P.O.W.E.R.: Vocals
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Sulaiman: Scratching, Vocals (Background)
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Sara Webb: Vocals
Tim "T-Bone" Williams: Trombone
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Photographer's Note
Open cut mines aren't places to marvel at nature but they are places to reflect on what was there. This massive hole used to be topped by Whaleback Mountain (in WA's Pilbarra region) which became doomed because of its concentration of iron ore.
Whaleback mine is 1.5km wide, 5 km long and 0.5 km deep making it the world's largest iron ore mine. You have to look closely to make out what are massive trucks and other machinery in the bottom of the pit.
Surprising the red colour isn't the iron - the main iron ore is actually blue.
I've actually toned down the reds because they were almost unbelievably bright and saturated!
The main customer for Australian iron ore used to be Japan but these days it is China.
This photograph is copyright. © Ian Fegent 2013. All rights reserved. Any redistribution or reproduction of the image in any form is prohibited. You may not, except with my express written permission, copy, reproduce, download, distribute, use on an internet site or exploit the content.
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trevormoffiet (1358) 2013-10-21 22:33
Hi Ian,
A great shot showing this great terraced red hole. A sense of the scale is provided somewhat by the trucks, which you indicate are monster trucks in their own right.
SnapRJW (23724) 2013-10-21 23:30
Hello Ian - I must show this shot to my husband, he's a geologist and has worked in mining, exploration and development and is always interested in mining environment shots. We only have one really big open-cast mine in Namibia and that's a uranium mine. Nowhere near as large as this one looks to be. This is a very good overview of the mine and its intricacies are well detailed. A great illustration of man's continual need for iron ore. Does most of it get shipped to China? Fascinating. Warm regards Rosemary
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- Date Taken: 2013-07-30
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Fifteen-year-old Audrie Pott got drunk at a party and passed out. What happened next, according to her family, was that she was sexually assaulted by multiple young men, who took photos and circulated them in their high school of more than 1,000 students. Not long afterward, Audrie, devastated and hopeless, committed suicide.
In Canada, Rehtaeh Parsons, then 15, was sexually assaulted by multiple perpetrators, according to her family, and photographs were also posted online for the world to see. She was tormented and bullied for more than a year with no legal action taken by the authorities, who stated there was "insufficient evidence" to file charges. Rehtaeh also committed suicide.
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The rate of sexual assaults is alarmingly high among adolescents. Research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institute of Justice finds that 30% to 35% of female sexual assault survivors were first raped between the ages of 11 to 17. Many of these assaults occur when victims are under the influence of alcohol, and a surprising number of adolescent rapes involve multiple perpetrators. A recent study found that 12.4% of sexual assaults committed against 13- to 17-year-old teens were gang rapes.
Rape is a crime of power and dominance, and social media provide new ways of asserting that power to hurt victims over and over again. Gang rape takes on a whole new meaning when images and slurs are posted and forwarded and spread endlessly. Adolescent sexual assaults are particularly likely to go viral (more so than instances of adult rape) because of the "everyone knows everything about everyone" culture of middle and high school. The ubiquity of cell phones with cameras and the power of the Internet make for faster, farther-reaching gossip, name-calling, character assassination and ultimately despair for the victim.
What was once a horrible incident that the victim remembers and suffers in private agony has now become an all-you-can-watch public humiliation event.
There's ample evidence that bullying has grown widespread, but the crime of rape has always been around. We live in a culture in which victims are blamed for the assault and made to feel like they are the ones who are criminal and dirty and shameful. Many rape victims are afraid to report the assault to police because they believe the criminal system will not help them. And they're right.
A recent National Institute of Justice study found that among adolescent sexual assault victims who did the brave the system -- they filed a police report, they met with investigators, they endured a medical forensic exam and rape kit -- 60% of these cases were not prosecuted by the criminal justice system. These rates are even worse for adult victims: On average, 86% of sexual assaults that are reported to the police are never passed along to prosecutors even to be considered for prosecution. That's 86% that go nowhere.
The cases weren't forwarded to prosecutors because police said there was "insufficient evidence," or because they thought the victim was "making a false report," or because the victim "wasn't credible" -- despite the fact that all of these victims had a sexual assault medical forensic exam and forensic evidence collection kit ("rape kit"). These cases were closed with either no investigation at all, or minimal investigational effort. A recent report from Human Rights Watch suggests this is an alarmingly common practice.
When the criminal justice system doesn't listen, doesn't investigate, doesn't seem to care, it sends the message to rapists: You will not be held accountable for your crimes.
Perhaps it is not surprising that several studies have found most rapists are serial rapists. To victims, this inaction sends the message: Your suffering is not our concern. You don't matter.
Rehtaeh's case went nowhere. Only now, after her death, will it be reopened.
How can this be changed?
One, reform the criminal justice system. Train legal personnel on best practices for the investigation and prosecution of these crimes. Challenge law enforcement agencies to start by believing and to investigate, not shelve, these crimes. Demand that police see these images on social media for what they are: not pornographic exploits but evidence of a crime.
Two, we must get survivors to the services that can help them. The despair that victims experience can all too quickly consume them and destroy their lives. The federal Violence Against Women Act and the Victims of Crime Act provide funding to all states and territories for rape crisis hotlines, crisis counseling and victim advocacy programs. These services are provided free of charge. Friends, family, teachers, everyone can help let survivors know that help is available.
And finally, we have to do more to prevent cyberbullying. The important truth not to lose sight of is that most teens do not commit sexual assaults and most do not bully. We need to support and empower these youth to speak out and intervene with their peers. The CDC has resources for schools and communities to develop "bystander prevention programs," which teach effective strategies youth can use to prevent violence among their peers. Widespread adoption of these programs is critical.
For girls such as Audrie Potts, Rehtaeh Parsons and many untold others, their agony had become too much, and the only solution they saw was suicide. We will never again hear their words, their stories, their voices.
But our voices can still be heard, and we must demand solutions to this seemingly intractable problem. We owe all victims justice and compassion.
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JIM LEHRER: All right. Let�s go now to topic three, international affairs, a reminder that the order for everything we�re doing here tonight, except in the dialogues, themselves, was determined by a coin toss. This resolution is: Resolve the Republican Party in Congress can best protect and preserve America�s military, political, and economic position in the world.
REP. GINGRICH: Well, let me just say, Jim, I think first of all, this is where it gets really dangerous. The difference in international relations between rhetoric and reality is very great. I think our first priority in the short run, frankly, should be to stop drugs coming into the United States, to help our allies defeat the drug cartels in Latin America, and I think frankly that Bob Dole�s right to say we ought to use the National Guard, if necessary, to help build the fences, to do the things necessary to stop the flow of drugs, because the biggest foreign danger to America right now is drugs. Drug use has doubled in the last four years, doubled among teenagers. And I think it is a real threat to America�s future if we become a drug-addicted society. Second, I think this conference that will take place this week in Washington is an example of why rhetoric and reality are so important to be examined in foreign policy. The fact is that talk about peace isn�t good enough. If you look at the talks starting in Oslo for peace in the Middle East, more than twice as many Israelis have died since the Oslo talks in 30 months than died in the preceding 30 months. Now when we deal with the world, we have to focus on being strong enough, we have to focus on the reality of what�s happening, we have to, I think, focus on Syria and Iran and terrorism, and we have to be prepared to say that we�re going to defend our young men and women, give them the best equipment, the best opportunities, the necessary resources. Finally, I think we need a national missile defense, a thin screen defense to stop countries like Iran, North Korea from being able to threaten the United States, and I think if we don�t build that, some time early in the next century, we�re going to face a real threat to America.
JIM LEHRER: Democratic rebuttal.
SEN. DASCHLE: Jim, I think the post Cold War period has provided us with tremendous new opportunities economically, politically, but obviously, it�s also presented us with some tremendous challenges--nuclear proliferation, chemical warfare, the regional conflicts we�ve seen all over the world today. I must say I think the administration deserves a tremendous amount of credit for the leadership that it�s shown in places around the world--Northern Ireland, Russia, Bosnia. Now, with the dramatic announcement just this morning that the President is going to invite every one of the Middle Eastern leaders to come to Washington to begin working out their differences, to try to find a way with which to resolve the impasse that we see right now, I�m not sure I know what Newt was talking about when he, when he said that, that we are seeing more deaths of Israelis. What�s the alternative? Is it more confrontation? Obviously, this President has had a tremendous amount to deal with the kind of peace progress we�ve made there, but in Haiti, and in North Korea, and Asia, we need to do a lot more. I�m disappointed, frankly, that it isn�t more bipartisan. We, uh, we had an opportunity to pass a terrorism bill this year, and unfortunately because Republicans disagreed with providing tracers in gunpowder to make bombs, we didn�t get that done. I�m really disappointed we didn�t pass the chemical weapons treaty 62 countries supported. We didn�t get that passed, and I believe that if we�re ever going to, to stop chemical warfare, we�ve got to pass that treaty. We need more leadership, but we need more statesmanship and a lot less partisanship.
JIM LEHRER: Dialogue, question?
SEN. LOTT: One of the most important reasons I think the American people will reelect a Republican majority is this area. They have more confidence in us when it comes to national security of our country and defense posture. As a matter of fact, President Clinton vetoed the defense bill in 1995. Just two nights ago, when we were negotiating one of his bipartisan compromises, the White House was saying, well, can�t you give us just a little bit more out of the defense of our country, out of the defense budget? Um, you know, I really worry about proposals to put U.S. troops under a UN command. I really worry about international social engineering. What we have seen happen without a clear policy in Somalia and Haiti, what is going to be the situation in Bosnia; already, it appears evident to me that the President is probably not going to pull our troops out of Bosnia on--like he indicated that he would. I hope he will, but I�m very nervous about it. And as far as anti-terrorism, we certainly agree on that. In fact, we have tremendous funding in the bill that we are working on approving right now for increased funding for anti-terrorism. That is a bipartisan area, but just one other thing, we passed a strong anti-terrorism bill just last year, aside from the funding, we passed authorization.
JIM LEHRER: Democrats?
REP. GEPHARDT: Well, I think there are three goals in a post Cold War world that we�ve got to look toward. One is to get freedom in every place in this world that it can possibly be achieved. The second is to have prosperity in other nations, and that usually comes with freedom eventually, and finally security, first, obviously, for America but for the whole world. I think this administration has done a very good job of dealing with a very complicated world and lots of tough situations. Haiti has, I think, been a success story. I think what they�ve done in Bosnia has worked. It may not work forever, but it sure has made things better. People aren�t dying in Bosnia tonight. And third, and Newt, you and I have worked on this, we�ve had a good bipartisan policy with regard to Russia, probably the most important relationship, because they have nuclear weapons, and we do. And I want to say again what Tom has written about and said, and I think you both believe, and that is that, that partisanship really should stop at the water�s edge. We can disagree about the policies, but if we can possibly find a way to agree, especially in a complicated world where you have such strong goals, it will really do our country proud. And I hope we can work together on that.
SEN. LOTT: And I think you will admit that when you�ve been in control of the Congress and when we�ve been in control of the Congress with Presidents of the other party we�ve tried hard to do that, and for the most part, when it�s involved trade and foreign policy, we have done it. Tom and I have worked together on that.
SEN. DASCHLE: I agree with you. The only problem--and I have to give you credit for trying to work through this--but we had a lot of Republican opposition to the chemical weapons treaty this year. And, as a result of that opposition, we weren�t able to get it done. That was something that I feel is, is really one of our serious--most serious challenges. We are facing chemical proliferation, and unless we get that treaty enacted and signed, you�ve got 62 countries--every chemical company in the world has endorsed it. They want us to pass it because we�ve got stop chemical war--warfare from continuing and spreading. This is going to give us that opportunity. So Republican opposition is what killed it, and hopefully, in a bipartisan way, we can bring it up next year and get it done.
SEN. LOTT: As a matter of fact, Jim, it was pulled down at the request of the secretary of state and the President of the United States. I talked to the secretary of state myself, but let me just--
SEN. DASCHLE: And you know the reason.
SEN. LOTT: --you know, we raised the issue not once, but twice. Let me tell you why. It�s the very situation we�re talking about. You�ve got a treaty there that�s fine between those that are willing to control themselves but there�s no verification, no way of knowing what�s going to happen in Iraq, Iran, North Korea,--
SEN. DASCHLE: Well--
SEN. LOTT: --and even Russia, which says, give us $3.2 billion, and we�ll get rid of our chemical stockpile. There�s lots of problems with that treaty.
SEN. DASCHLE: But, Jim--
SEN. LOTT: And we had to look at it very carefully.
SEN. DASCHLE: --let me just say, this was a treaty begun by President Reagan, worked on for four years with President Bush. We were going to unilaterally abide by the treaty in any case. And if you don�t have the treaty, you�re still going to have verification problems. Verification is a problem in virtually every treaty, but obviously this makes a statement. Is the United States willing to join 62 other nations in stopping the spread of chemical weapons? I would hope we could say unequivocally yes, we�ve got to do that.
REP. GINGRICH: But this is a perfect example of what I mean by rhetoric versus reality. The Japanese chemical attack on the subway was by a terrorist group that would not have been covered by the treaty. And Japan, by the way, makes chemical weapons unconstitutional and illegal, and yet, here have people dying in a subway from a chemical weapon. There are German companies who�ve sold equipment to Libya and to Iran in total violation, saying that they are for--baby factory, a baby food factory, or they�re for agricultural things, or they�re going to be a pesticide factory. The fact is we need more intelligence capability at the CIA. We need a firmer policy against terrorism, against chemical warfare as it exists today. But let me go back because I seem to be slightly confusing about the Middle East. Here�s my point. Talking about peace is fine, but if while you�re talking about peace, Iran and Syria are financing Hezbollah and Hamas and Israelis are killed in a shopping mall and they�re killed at a bus stop, and they�re killed standing outside their home, then Israel can hardly be told, well, at least we�re talking. Now, I--I just hope this week when they come here that we�re going to look at Syria and Iran and Hezbollah and Hamas and ask the question: Don�t the Israelis have some right to expect that their people will be safe? And that�s why when foreign policy words aren�t enough, you have to have deeds.
SEN. DASCHLE: Absolutely. They deserve to be safe, and we�ve got to give them all the protection that, that certainly they, they can expect. But I must say, what is the alternative, Newt? If we don�t--you talk about the need for, for something beyond rhetoric. I think we�ve seen something beyond rhetoric with the peaceful coexistence now Israel has with Jordan, with the peaceful coexistence that they have with Egypt, with the peaceful, uh, potential that they had in other areas, and in the Gaza Strip in particular. I mean, for a while, there was peace. That came as a direct result of diplomacy in the negotiations that have been ongoing now for the last couple of years. That ought to continue. We ought to use the kind of American leadership that this President has represented to make peaceful coexistence a real reality. That isn�t rhetoric. That is reality, and that�s what this administration has been trying to do.
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ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Strongly-favored Spring Venture remained unbeaten by winning her first start on Polytrack Saturday at Woodbine in the Grade 3, $201,000 Mazarine Stakes.
Shenandoah Lady set a moderate pace in the mile and a sixteenth route for 2-year-old fillies, while Spring Venture had a wide, stalking trip under Patrick Husbands. Spring Venture hit the front at the head of the stretch, and then gradually edged away en route to a 1 1/2-length score, in 1:46.74. Seaneen Girl barely outran the Chicago shipper Every Way for second in the six-horse field.
The Mark Casse-trained Spring Venture was coming off a victory on turf in the Grade 2 Natalma Stakes, a Breeders' Cup Win and You're In event. She is expected to make his next start in one of the BC races for juvenile fillies.
Said Husbands: "Everybody is looking towards the Breeders' Cup, and I tried to give her an easy race today. She was so relaxed in the race, and by the half-mile, I squeezed her a little bit. At the top of the lane, she started to wait on them, but at the eighth pole, she got rolling again."
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Well, by the time I finish this even more of you will be convinced that I�m some sort of libertarian anarchistic iconoclast (or is it anarchistic libertarian iconoclast). [After acceptance of GUIs one can�t be a strict iconoclast.]
It was written: >�It is evident to me this group runs the whole gamut of >interpretation of National Policy.�
Yup, and sometimes the better for it! Sometimes National Policy sucks; is subject to cultural lag and suffers from secular or financial myopia. Some of us remember when segregated units were okay and and women leaders were not.
>�Do our scouts need to do exactly what the book says or can we make >changes that we feel are necessary?�
National policy and professionals need, occasionally, to be kept in check by volunteers. It�s less than a year since the Personal Fitness fiasco. Yes, this ain�t rocket science -- it�s a lot harder. Rocket �science� deals with known, though complex, engineering interactions. That�s a lot easier than dealing with constant variables like people.
>In a response earlier, somebody said, the Cub Scout motto is "Do >your best". Cub Scouting is just that, trying to do something new >and doing it the best you can. > >Boy Scouts, on the other hand, have set requirements that the Scout >must meet, not come close or really tried hard. (Has the oath been recently change to read: "On my honor I shall do everything prefectly....")
Oh, were it that easy. Yep the boys are young, but they don�t instantly mature at age 10.5 when they suddenly become full-fledged Scouts. (Nor, as one of those 10.5ers told me Monday: �Eagles know everything.� - I don�t and I�ve been one for 46 years.)
BSA�s advancement policies, combined with myopic mentorship, means to some that it becomes a pass-fail exercise rather than a range of paths to success. Chronological tracking becomes the defining standard. Some push for 13 or 14 year old Eagles so that they can go on to Venturing and Ranger rank advancement rather than fully integrate the craft of Scouting.
It was written: �When the boys are young, it's ok if you really tried hard and came up short. As the boys get older and more mature, sometimes giving it your best is not quite enough. We are trying to prepare these young men for the real world and the responsibility of running our nation, communities and their families.�
Is it really that clear? Would we want that standard applied ruthlessly to our actions? Is �Trustworthy� preeminent because it is spoken first in a sequence or is the spoken sequence irrelevant if one lives it?
If we are preparing our youth to succeed us (and be successful) it would be better to consciously adjust some rules rather than to break the boys. I, certainly, hope that we�re not going define the �real� world as one of winners and the alsorans. Each of us on this list have taken divergent paths in life, and that has made a wonderful difference.