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Hybrids, Hype Roll Into Toronto Auto Show
February 13, 2013 10:12 am | by Will Campbell, The Canadian Press | News | CommentsHybrid engines going mainstream and a bumper year for new vehicle rollouts are expected to make this year's Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto one to watch. Canada's leading auto festival marks its 40th anniversary with the Canadian debut of more than 40 cars, SUVs, trucks and concept vehicles.
'Good-Bye To All That'
February 13, 2013 8:00 am | by Robert Kozak, Advanced Biofuels USA | Blogs | CommentsFor supporters of biofuels and all those who support balanced leadership of all DOE programs, it is a time of good-bye to all that and a hope that the future will be better. To set the stage: Just before Chu's appearance, Nissan Automotive was on the schedule at the show. The topic? Dropping the price of the electric Leaf by $2,000 to $3,000 to improve sales.
Apple CEO: Shareholder Lawsuit Is 'Silly Sideshow'
February 12, 2013 2:29 pm | by Peter Svensson, AP Technology Writer | News | CommentsApple CEO Tim Cook is calling a shareholder lawsuit against the company a "silly sideshow," even as he said he is open to looking at the shareholder's proposals for sharing more cash with investors. Investor David Einhorn sued Apple last week, saying a proposal slated for a vote at the company's annual meeting would make it more difficult to enact his plan to reward shareholders by distributing a new class of shares.
Another Major Dell Shareholder Opposes $24.4B Sale
February 12, 2013 2:27 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsAnother major Dell shareholder is opposing the company's proposed $24.4 billion sale to a group led by its founder and CEO. Mutual fund firm T. Rowe Price came out against the deal in a statement issued Tuesday. T. Rowe Price Chairman Brian Rogers says the price of $13.65 per share undervalues Dell Inc.
Airships, Blimps To Take Off Again
February 12, 2013 1:22 pm | by CBS News | Videos | CommentsMore than 75 years after the Hindenburg disaster, airships could be taking off again. Worldwide Aeros' calls its new blimp the evolution of air transport as it waits for FAA approval to take its aeroscraft for a test flight outside the hangar. CBS News' Bill Whitaker explains.
U.N. Agency Moves To Kill Aircraft Battery Exemption
February 12, 2013 10:24 am | by Joan Lowy, Associated Press | News | CommentsA U.N. agency that sets global aviation safety standards is moving to prevent aircraft batteries like the one that caught fire on a Boeing 787 last month from being shipped as cargo on passenger planes, people familiar with the effort said.
Humans And Robots Work Better Together
February 11, 2013 2:20 pm | by Helen Knight, MIT News Office | News | CommentsSpending a day in someone else's shoes can help us to learn what makes them tick. Now the same approach is being used to develop a better understanding between humans and robots, to enable them to work together as a team. Robots are increasingly being used in the manufacturing industry to perform tasks that bring them into closer contact with humans.
IMTSTV In Brief: Turnkey Success
February 11, 2013 11:10 am | by IMTSTV | Videos | CommentsThis episode of IMTSTV In Brief features an interview with Mike Powell, President of Master WorkHolding, as he discusses ways that businesses can use turnkeys to find success. Turnkeys are making inroads in the manufacturing technology industry and Powell says he is seeing a rise in requests for turnkey solutions. by For more information, visit www.IMTS.com.
Solar Industry Grapples With Hazardous Wastes
February 11, 2013 10:13 am | by Jason Dearen, Associated Press | News | CommentsHomeowners on the hunt for sparkling solar panels are lured by ads filled with images of pristine landscapes and bright sunshine, and words about the technology's benefits for the environment — and the wallet. What customers may not know is that there's a dirtier side.
Proper Data Security
February 8, 2013 8:08 am | by Dean Wiech, Managing Director at Tools4ever | Articles | CommentsIn today's complex corporate and business network environments, controlling access to sensitive data is of utmost concern. The amount of security-related data stored across a network is immense for many organizations, and relating all this data to the user's account information in Active Directory can be tricky and time consuming.
Blind Juggling Robots Bring Calm To Chaos
February 6, 2013 4:48 pm | by Reuters | Videos | CommentsTo the casual observer, the Swinging Blind Juggler could be an elaborate piece of modern sculpture, or part of an intricate game. But it is neither. The juggler is part of an experiment to test mathematical algorithms that could one day allow the next generation of robots to walk.
Flying Cars Coming To Market Soon
February 6, 2013 4:43 pm | by NBC News | Videos | CommentsA new joint venture hopes to bring not only flying cars, but also personal-sized utility saucer-shaped vehicles to consumers by 2014. Skycar 200 is designed for short distance, low-level flight and then it can be driven down a street at 30 MPH. KCRA's Tom DuHain reports for NBC News.
Dutchman Brings Glow To Night-Driving
February 6, 2013 4:41 pm | by ReutersVideo | Videos | Comments'Glowing lanes' on highways could spell the end of costly street lighting, according to a Dutch designer. Daan Roosengaarde's 'Smart Highway' involves photoluminescent paint markings on roads that are charged in sunlight and glow at night to denote lanes. Reuters' Jim Drury reports.
Michael Dell's Journey To Take Back Dell
February 6, 2013 12:29 pm | by CNN Money | Videos | CommentsDell decides to go private, the latest move by Michael Dell to take the computer company he founded to new heights. Like all good tech stories, Dell started in a college dorm room where Michael Dell would build computers and sell them directly to his classmates. Here is a look at how Michael Dell built his company.
New Keyboard BlackBerry In U.S. Could Take Months
February 6, 2013 10:24 am | by Rob Gillies, Associated Press | News | CommentsA modern BlackBerry with a physical keyboard might not arrive in the U.S. until May or June, a month or two behind other parts of the world, the chief executive of the smartphone maker suggested in an interview. Although Research in Motion Ltd. CEO Thorsten Heins said the exact release date will depend on each wireless provider.
Dell In $24.4B Founder-Led Deal To Go Private
February 5, 2013 1:30 pm | by Michael Liedtke, AP Technology Writer | News | CommentsSlumping personal computer maker Dell is bowing out of the stock market in a $24.4 billion buyout that represents the largest deal of its kind since the Great Recession dried up the financing for such risky maneuvers. The complex agreement announced Tuesday will allow Dell Inc.'s management, including founder Michael Dell, to attempt a company turnaround away from the glare and financial pressures of Wall Street.
Toyota 2.0? Miss Reliable Gets A Makeover
February 5, 2013 12:11 pm | by ReutersVideo | Videos | CommentsThe Crown, Toyota's oldest sedan still in production is a symbol of proud tradition. It's conservative evolution over the years has been typical for a company known more for being reliable than racy. But it's newest version is a sign of changes to come.
New BlackBerry To Be Released In U.S. In Mid-March
February 5, 2013 10:08 am | by Rob Gillies, Associated Press | News | CommentsThe chief executive of Research In Motion said he's disappointed the new BlackBerry won't be released in the United States until mid-March, but he said early data suggests sales in the U.K. are above expectations. Thorsten Heins said in an interview Monday with The Associated Press that he was disappointed in the mid-March U.S. release date. But he said the U.S. and its phone carriers have a rigid testing system.
Beer To Help Power Alaska Brewery
February 4, 2013 1:43 pm | by Joshua Berlinger, Associated Press | News | CommentsThe Alaskan Brewing Co. is going green, but instead of looking to solar and wind energy, it has turned to a very familiar source: beer. The Juneau-based beer maker has installed a unique boiler system in order to cut its fuel costs. It purchased a $1.8 million furnace that burns the company's spent grain — the waste accumulated from the brewing process — into steam which powers the majority of the brewery's operations.
How Has Manufacturing Fared In The Second Half?
February 1, 2013 8:00 am | by Rachel Leisemann Immel, Associate Editor, IMPO | Blogs | CommentsAnyone who watched the Super Bowl last year likely caught a glimpse of Clint Eastwood proclaiming that it was "halftime in America." The country had been knocked down: The housing bubble had burst and top U.S. automakers – employing thousands of American workers – had sought a government bailout.
Thermal Imagers: A Priceless Investment
January 31, 2013 3:29 pm | by Rachel Leisemann Immel, Associate Editor, IMPO | Articles | CommentsIndustrial inspection cameras have revolutionized the predictive maintenance industry. From the many types of cameras available, thermal imagers are ones that have claimed their place in a manufacturer's predictive maintenance arsenal. Once an instrument too expensive for the average facility, today's technology has advanced thermal imagers to the point of necessity.
A New Industrial Revolution
January 31, 2013 3:08 pm | by Rachel Leisemann Immel, Associate Editor, IMPO | Articles | CommentsPennsylvania is a growing energy leader in the United States, becoming a net exporter of natural gas in 2011. They have seized opportunities the Marcellus Shale boom has provided, and expanded into global leaders in natural gas—and are making the region known for its industrial innovation and talent, truly fueling a new industrial revolution.
RIM Changes Name To BlackBerry, Unveils Phones
January 31, 2013 1:55 pm | by Peter Svensson, AP Technology Writer | News | CommentsAfter lengthy delays, Research In Motion Ltd. has unveiled its first two phones with the new BlackBerry 10 system. The Q10 will have a physical keyboard, while the Z10 has only a touch-screen keyboard. RIM says it will also change its name to BlackBerry to maintain a single brand. It will have the ticker symbol "BBRY" on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
The New Horizon In Tech
January 30, 2013 2:40 pm | by CBS News | Videos | CommentsAs devices get smaller and smaller, tech companies are looking for the next innovation that will keep consumers coming back for more. IBM Fellow and Vice President of Innovation Bernie Meyerson offers five new innovations that could change our lives within the next five years.
Judge Rejects Apple's Patent Damages Demands
January 30, 2013 1:40 pm | by Paul Elias, Associated Press | News | CommentsA judge rejected Apple Inc.'s demand to increase the $1.05 billion in damages a jury ordered Samsung Electronics Inc. to pay its fiercest rival in the smartphone market. U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh also rejected demands from both companies to conduct another trial on different issues over claims that the South Korean company unfairly used technology controlled by Apple to build its iPads and iPhones to market knockoff products.


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FRESC's Interfaith Worker Justice Committee
On Friday, April 19th, three religious leaders of the Interfaith Worker Justice Committee of Colorado were on hand to support low-wage food service workers at the University of Denver in their struggle for better wages, benefits, and working conditions. The action in Denver was one of several around the country targeting Sodexo, the 22nd largest corporation in the world with more than 1 billion dollars annual profit. Actor Danny Glover was arrested the same day in a similar action of over 200 people outside Sodexo's Gaithersburg, Maryland, headquarters. To see a brief video and story about the Denver action involving IWJ-CO leader, Br. David Garner, click here.
FRESC and Allies Push Back Anti-Worker, Anti-Equal Opportunity, Anti-Women Ballot Measures
In 2008 five statewide ballot measures were geared to push back opportunities for workers, affirmative action, and women. All but one were defeated (and that one will be challenged in the courts). Colorado is the first state in the country to successfully defeat a Right to Work (for less) amendment since the 1970s. FRESC reached more than 50,000 households over several months of canvassing, recruited 3,000 new members, spoke before 150 audiences, and appeared in local and national television, radio, and print media. With razor thin margins of victory on several amendments, FRESCs ground effort and large labor, community and clergy coalition put us over the top.
Expanding Prevailing Wage and Training Funds on Denver TIF Projects Following more than a year of organizing by rank-and-file construction workers on the Prevailing Wage Committee, and FRESC participation in a broad stakeholder advisory committee, the Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA) adopted two policies that expand prevailing wage and dedicate funds for construction training.
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Community organizing and leadership development with public housing residents in Denver's La Alma/Lincoln Park neighborhood resulted in the creation of a model community-government partnership to address the challenges of redevelopment. In the face of possible transit-oriented redevelopment of public housing as part of Denvers FasTracks rail expansion, FRESC helped create a process where the voices of residents fearful of displacement could be heard. This organizing resulted in formation of the "Resident Advisory Committee," where residents sit alongside city planners, housing authority officials, and community based organizations to draft principles and priorities that will govern any future redevelopment. To learn more click here.
Statewide Increase in Minimum Wage
FRESC played an instrumental role in a community-labor coalition to win passage of a 2006 statewide ballot initiative that increased Colorados minimum wage from $5.15 to $6.85 per hour, indexed to inflation in future years. FRESC continues to play a role in proper implementation and enforcement of the law.
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Following three years of community organizing, strategic research and coalition negotiations, the FRESC-founded Campaign for Responsible Development achieved Denver's first comprehensive set of community benefits on the redevelopment of the old Gates Rubber factory. Achievements included:
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FRESC worked with students at the University of Colorado - Boulder to formulate and win a precedent-setting agreement on capital construction projects worth more than $400 million. The agreement included progressive labor standards and green-building provisions that will safeguard the environment. FRESC provided legal and policy expertise in the development of a Best Value Contracting process whereby contractors and some subcontractors were evaluated on both bid price and workforce criteria such as: family-supporting wages (including prevailing wages), comprehensive family health care coverage, opportunities for registered apprenticeship training, and local hiring.The environmental agreement includes LEED green building standards, use of recycled materials, indoor air quality, and hazardous waste reduction.
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I've never understood the opposition to gay marriage. But I certainly understand why even my most liberal friends were concerned that coming out in favor of gay marriage could cost President Obama this election. After all, North Carolina just one day earlier became the 30th state to adopt a constitutional amendment recognizing marriage as only between a man and woman.
Yet even though these "traditional marriage" amendments continue to pass and even though gay marriage is prohibited in 38 states, polls show that a little over half the population now agrees that gay unions should be legal -- and that number is swelling by the minute. Could Obama's statement open the floodgates and inspire others to help move the country "forward" on this most basic of civil rights? Or will other political and religious leaders continue to deny their own "evolution" on the issue?
How many pastors and politicians are really against gay marriage and how many believe they have to say they are for fear of losing contributions, votes or congregants? A number of religious leaders of various faiths have told me privately that they have no problem with gay marriage, in fact they see it as fundamental justice, but that they would lose their congregations if they said so publicly.
The irony of course is that Jesus Christ never mentioned homosexuality and I can find nothing in the Bible about gay marriage. Well, here's their opening to take a stand. Times change. So do cultures, morals and even religious interpretations of events.
When Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach (who died this week at age 90) made his famous "Stand in the Schoolhouse Door" against Gov. George Wallace, who was trying to prevent two black students from enrolling at Alabama in 1963, Wallace criticized the "central government" for "suppression of rights." Katzenbach shot back, "from the outset governor, all of us have known that the final chapter of this history will be the admission of these students."
It's hard not to make a comparison, because from the outset we have all known that the final chapter of gay rights and gay marriage will be their legalization. History is on the side of gay rights and the religious right is gasping its last breath as it goes down fighting a losing battle.
Those last gasps were evident as North Carolina voted on Tuesday. Those supporting the amendment were quoted in the Huffington Post as citing religion as their reason. "The whole point is simply that you don't rewrite the nature of God's design based on the demands of a group of adults," one said. Added another: "I think it's important that, in the State of North Carolina, laws are compatible with nature but, more importantly, with the laws of God."
The saddest part of the North Carolina story is that one of the reasons the amendment passed was a series of newspaper ads from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. In the ad, Billy Graham is quoted as saying, "At 93, I never thought we would have to debate the definition of marriage. The Bible is clear – God's definition of marriage is between a man and a woman. I want to urge my fellow North Carolinians to vote for the marriage amendment Tuesday."
There are some close to Graham who believe that this was the work of his son, Franklin, who influences his father as president and CEO of the BGEA. They say that Billy Graham, as he has aged, has become much more tolerant, and inclusive, much less judgmental.
After Obama made his remarks, Franklin Graham was anything but tolerant: "The definition of marriage is 8,000 years old and was defined, not by man but by God himself." He said that by changing his position, Obama "has shaken his fist at the same God who created and defined marriage."
In June of 2005, Billy Graham gave an interview to Larry King in which he stated his view that marriage was between a man and a woman. When King asked him, "You don't think gay people are lesser, though?" Graham replied, "Oh no. They are created in the image of God, and God loves them. Christ died for them, and he can forgive them of whatever… We make so much of homosexuality, but it's just one of many sins. There is pride, lust, greed, all of those things….
King asked if Graham thought homosexuality was a choice. "Well," replied Graham, "that's a big debate." Said King: "If it's not a choice, it can't be a sin, right?" And Graham answered, "Well, maybe. God will make that judgment, not me. I'm not decided who's a sinner and who is not."
This doesn't sound like the man quoted in those ads.
Make no mistake, this is a religious issue more than a political or cultural one. Obama was careful to answer the criticism of religious conservatives. "When we think about our faith, " he said, "the thing at root that we think about is not only Christ sacrificing himself on our behalf but it's also the Golden Rule, you know, treat others the way you would want to be treated."
This is a particularly difficult political issue for Obama because many Americans do not believe he is a Christian. He had to take a moral stance, but had to defend his position on both moral and religious levels. He should be congratulated for his courage for standing up for civil rights and not berated by pro-gay rights activists who say he has not gone far enough.
"For him, there are competing moral values, " the Rev. Joel Hunter, a Florida evangelical who is one of Obama's spiritual advisers told my colleagues at The Washington Post. "One is the traditional view of marriage as seen in scripture and the other is fairness and equality."
Hunter said that he believe the announcement would cause Obama "as much hurt as it will help" in terms of politics. "There will be many groups who feel like it is an attack on the foundations of their faith."
Could that swing the election for Mitt Romney, who still opposes gay marriage and even civil unions? Perhaps. He said after Obama's interview that he hopes the issue, "as tender and sensitive as the marriage issue is, is not a source of fundraising for either of us." That couldn't be more naïve, but also indicates that Romney is somewhat nervous about his own stance. The evidence of that is that Romney has come out in favor of gay couples adopting. This is baffling. How could he be in favor of gay couples adopting children to raise them in a gay household where the parents are not allowed to be married? It makes no sense politically, culturally or religiously.
Gay marriage will soon be an acceptable part of our culture. Those who stood in "the schoolhouse door" will feel nothing but shame and remorse. They will say they don't remember. But when they are confronted with past views they will apologize. And they will have to live with their positions for the rest of their lives.
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From: "Betty G. McCollum" <>
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Dale family/Abe Carter family
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 11:18:07 -0500
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In Marr. Record book #3 for Izard County, I find
CARTER, A.C. age 39...Anderson...Izard Co.; -----
TO: COX, Lillie A. 38 Anderson Izard Co.
D/M: 7/31/1898. By: F.M. Brnes, J.P.; Sec. J.A. Harris.
Since you are looking for a Lular, and this is Lillie, this is probably not
the one, but thought I'd send just in case.
I'm glad Harold could help you..
Betty Mc
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From: "Beth Cooper" <>
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Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Dale family/Abe Carter family
> BettyMac,
> Thanks, but I do believe that Harold has found
> the possible connection between these families.
> If the information that was provided by a descendant
> given to Harold is accurate it looks like Martha the wife
> of John DALE was either a sister or cousin to Abe CARTER
> or it certainly looks like there is a great possibility of that
> since the lady's maiden name is shown as CARTER. At
> least from Harold's information now I know where in IL
> to look for more info.
> It does look like Abe CARTER was married three times
> though (if the census is to be believed<g>) so now I am
> looking for all three wives.
> If anyone should find a marriage record for Abe CARTER and
> that third wife, Lular(about 1901/02)----would you please share it.
> Thanks so very much to all, BettyMac, Harold and Vera for the
> information you found so quickly yesterday. I do sincerely
> appreciate you all!
> You've brought smiles to my face, now I'm going to dig in IL.
> Thanks a ton!
> Beth
> I have a folder on Dale family, but those are not familiar names. I do
> know
> there was a John Dale who lived close to Bone Town and I don't know who
> his
> parents were. Do you want me to check?
> Betty
> 1910 US Fed Census AR, Izard Co., Claiborne Twp., Dist 43
> pub road up White River Enumerated 20 Spr 1910 by William R.
> Benton
> 61/61
> CARTER, Abraham C. head mw 51 <1859> M3 8 - - IL IL U.S. Farmer
> GenFm
> CARTER, Lular F. wife f w 35 <1875> M2 8 8/5 AR TN TN None
> CARTER, Milton son mw 20 <1890> s AR IL AR FmLbr
> HmFm
> CARTER, Robert son mw 19 <1891>s AR IL AR FmLbr
> HmFm
> CARTER, Earnest B. son mw 16 <1894> s AR IL AR FmLbr
> HmFm
> CARTER, Ivy C. son mw 7 <1903> s AR IL AR
> CARTER, Herbert son mw 4 <1906> s AR IL AR
> CARTER, Elisha F. son mw 3 <1907> s AR IL AR
> CARTER, Charles M. son mw 7/12 <Sep1909> s AR IL AR
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Dewani killer Mziwamadoda Qwabe gets 25 years
Mziwamadoda Qwabe was jailed for 25 years for kidnapping and murdering honeymooner Anni Dewani.
The 28-year-old newlywed was allegedly killed as part of a contract killing ordered by her new husband.
She was shot in an apparent car hijacking while they were on their honeymoon in Cape Town in November 2010.
Handing down sentence on Wednesday, the Western Cape High Court sentenced Qwabe to 15 years for robbery with aggravating circumstances, five years each for kidnapping and illegal possession of a firearm, and 25 years for murder. Judge John Hlophe said the robbery, kidnapping and firearm terms would run concurrently with the murder sentence.
Qwabe pleaded guilty to all charges, after signing a plea agreement.
Judge Hlophe separated the trial of Qwabe's co-accused Xolile Mngeni, who was expected to appear later.
In the plea agreement, Qwabe admitted to kidnapping Anni Dewani in Gugulethu in collaboration with co-accused Xolile Mngeni, Zola Tonga and Anni's husband Shrien Dewani.
He admitted assaulting her with a firearm to force her into submission, and robbing her of a Giorgio Armani watch, a gold and diamond bracelet, a handbag and her cellphone. Her possessions were worth about R90,000.
He further pleaded guilty to driving Dewani to Ilitha Park, in Khayelitsha, where she was shot in the neck and killed while in the car.
He said her husband had arranged the contract killing.
"The agreement was that Zola and the husband would be unharmed and that the deceased would be kidnapped, robbed and killed," Qwabe said in the plea agreement.
"The kidnapping and robbery were part of the plan to make it appear that this was a random criminal act, unconnected to Zola or the husband."
Shrien Dewani has repeatedly denied these allegations. He is being treated in the United Kingdom for depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, and is tied up in extradition proceedings in the UK.
At the end of July, his lawyer Claire Montgomery told the Westminster Magistrate's Court that keeping her client under medical treatment in Britain for 12 months would speed up his recovery, rather than jeopardise it by sending him to SA.
The British Press Association reported that the hearing was adjourned to September 18 for a psychiatrist to examine Dewani and give the court more information on his condition. Only then would a decision be made on whether he was fit to stand trial in Cape Town.
NXAAAAA this Judge uya phapham, why ddnt he also delay his judgement until that Husband get better? obviously now the husband is off the hook, something is not right here....Report Abuse
The fact that he pleaded guilty should have played a bigger role in his sentence. He seems to be on the road to rehabilitation, good luck to him.Report Abuse
Dewani must just come over and get it done with. He'll be out in a week due to having 'terminal' Shaiks disease anyhowReport Abuse
This dude is crazy left his country then he came here to have his wife killed,shame on him he should be brought back here and pay for what he did now he have depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. he did that to himself so he must come here no he must not get 1 yr stay there to get better did he give that poor girl a chance to grow old NO!! he did not i don't see why he must recover in Britain he must come here finish and klaar. idiot, stupid bustard come here so that we can show you mob justice.Report Abuse
dewani is hiding something otherwise he should have come long time ago so that the matter can be laid to rest for once and for all.Report Abuse
Handsome young lad....what led him to do this? money? eish mara wasted mnyakazo thereReport Abuse
That gay looking Shrien Dewani must come and face music.He is buying time by playing being sick. I also hate the statement that says Shrien's recovery condition will be jeopardize if his sent to S.A institutions. We have got medical institutions that can heal him in no time if he is indeed sick.Report Abuse
Now that this laaitie is used to prison life he enters into a plea agreement?Report Abuse


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We've seen waves of arrest, BlueCRUSH sweeps, and many of us realize and applaud the good work of MPD. Its become apparent however that the leniency of the judges and bargains struck between prosecutors and defense attorneys are the broken parts of the system. We basically have a catch and release system right now. Criminals with lengthy arrest records that should have been in jail are committing increasingly worse crimes.
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The pretty bedrooms are located on the top two floors of the house, a floor above the living areas for privacy and quiet. Each or the seven bedrooms has been fully renovated, all are beautifully furnished, and all have HDTV/DVD combinations with limited cable. On the second floor are four amazing bedrooms, all with quaint tooth-brushing sinks. Tranquility has a queen size, four poster bed, antique highboy dresser, chair, spectacular chandelier and hand-painted medallion. Dreamscapes has a pyramid bunk bed (single over full), lovely armoire, and enclosed laundry nook. Serenity has a beautiful antique highboy, comfortable arm chair, and a queen bed for 2014 rentals (full for 2013 rentals). Memories is the first of two master suites, completely renovated in December 2013. With unbelievable ocean views, this spectacular room features a four-poster queen bed, Queen Ann wingback chair, antique highboy, a private half bath (water closet and sink)! The charming, updated full bath on the second floor has gorgeous pine wainscoting & an antique 'Second Class' cruise-liner medicine cabinet as a former owner was a ship captain! The second floor bath features new flooring, a lovely pedestal sink, new toilet, and a new tub with a beautiful ceramic tile surround.
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We are located at 815 5th Street, across from the OC High School. In our 9 years as owners, we have hosted numerous family reunions, weddings, civil unions, birthday parties, anniversary celebrations & many friends', couples' & girls' weekends, retreats, leadership and youth group events. Our guests are always delighted with the condition of our home, the furnishings, & the many extras we provide. While you might find other large homes in Ocean City, not one comes close to ours. We take great pride in maintaining our gorgeous home in the Victorian style while providing our guests with modern amenities. We invite you to read our many superb guest reviews & schedule a visit; you'll absolutely love our home as have thousands of guests in the past 10 seasons.
My partner Polly and I both love collecting antiques, renovating houses, traveling, and reading. I have four children ages 17 to 25, and the youngest enjoy spending their summers at the beach with us. While my primary job is managing The Victoria Inn, I have lots of other "part-time" jobs. Polly and I are both adjunct professors in the Continuing Studies Department at Villanova University, teaching in the Paralegal Certificate Program. I teach real estate and estate planning and Polly teaches Information Systems. I have my law degree from Widener and my LLM from Villanova. Polly has a bachelor's degree in paralegal studies, her Master's in Information Systems from Drexel University, and is currently pursuing a Six Sigma Certification. Polly works for ADT Security as a Senior Analyst, Environment, Health, Safety and Wellness. I am an attorney with a small practice limited to estates and real estate. Fortunately, Polly is quite handy and enjoys making improvements to the Inn. I'm constantly redecorating, so returning guests always find something new! We are both avid antique collectors and have a small shop in Seaville, NJ. Most weekends, time permitting, we are at estate sales, garage sales, or antique stores. It's one of our favorite ways to spend an afternoon. We've had so much fun renovating, furnishing and decorating our house. If you are looking for a true home away from home, this is your vacation home!
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We are fortunate to live in one of the units year-round. We truly enjoy hosting special events. The Inn is conveniently located 20 minutes to Atlantic City's casinos & terrific shopping outlets; 30 minutes to historic Cape May with its famous zoo, many antique stores, dozens of shops, Victorian homes & fantastic restaurants; an hour to Philadelphia, & 2.5 hours to New York City.
The Victoria Inn is a truly unique setting for summer vacations, intimate weddings, fabulous birthday parties, memorable anniversaries, festive holiday celebrations, & fun-filled family reunions. As partners, Polly and I especially enjoy hosting civil unions and weddings, & we will gladly assist you in planning the perfect event. Our lovely, fully enclosed courtyard, reminiscent of a French Cafe, has seating for 40 at fabulous wrought iron tables & chairs with many potted, hanging & climbing flowers, & hundreds of tiny white lights. With accommodations for up to 40, the Victoria Inn provides a reasonably priced retreat venue, ideal for corporate, youth & spiritual retreats. Meeting space for large groups is available just a few blocks away. We will gladly assist with reservations.
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In addition to celebrations, guests have gathered for Creative Memories Scrap-booking, Mah-Jong weekends, yoga and spiritual retreats, & many youth groups. Ocean City also hosts many special events including the M.S. Bike-a-thon, ALS walk, antique car show, Spring & Fall Block Parties, craft shows, art shows, Easter Egg Hunt with 100,000 eggs, Decorated Hat Parade, Halloween Festivities, Trick-or-Treating, Hayrides on the boardwalk, Music Festivals, Breakfast with Santa & Free Horse & Carriage Rides! Just steps from our house are all of the fabulous First Night (New Year's) Activities with fireworks, rides, musicians, shows & magicians.
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Ocean City is fully recovered from Hurricane Sandy! Voted the Best Family Resort by the Travel Channel, & the best beach in NJ for 2009! Multi-million dollar beach replenishment project complete for the 2013 season. Lovely, guarded beaches and a surfing beach 2 blocks away! Summer events include musicians & weekly events on the boardwalk, sand sculpture contest, parades, family nights, a fabulous farmer's market & more! Enjoy the gorgeous beach, 2 mile boardwalk, 2 amusement piers, water park, mini golf, track & football field, tennis courts (8 clay & 8 turf), beach volleyball, jet ski rentals, surfing lessons, spas, salons, unique shops, & antique stores. Stroll the boardwalk & visit Fudge Kitchen, Shriver's Salt Water Taffy, Kohr Bros Ice Cream, Manco & Manco Pizza, George's Candies & dozens of shops! 20 minutes to Atlantic City casinos & shows, 30 minutes to Historic Cape May & the Cape May Zoo, 70 minutes to Philadelphia, 2.5 hours to NY City! Many events are planned throughout the year including Street Rod Weekend, Spring & Fall Block Parties, craft shows & Easter, Halloween, Christmas & New Year's events!
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Bulldogs Tied For Ninth, Ramey Tied For Second At SEC Championship
Entering the weekend event, the Bulldogs owned a 68-64-3 record this season. To earn a regional bid, MSU must finish at least eighth in the 12-team field. State currently battling in-state foe Ole Miss for eighth-place. The Rebels have a two-stroke advantage on the Bulldogs.
No. 8 Alabama is the field leader after round one with an 8-under-par 272, while No. 25 Georgia is second at 7-under. No. 3 Auburn rounds out the Top 3 at 3-under.
Sophomore Chad Ramey is tied for second after an opening-round 3-under-par 67. The Fulton native posted par on the front nine, but birdied holes 10, 11 and 13 to climb the leaderboard.
Alex Rowland managed to turn in par for the first 18 holes. A bogey by the senior on No. 4 was negated by a birdie on No. 15.
Axel Boasson and Clay Bounds each turned in 76's, while John Darden notched a 78.
"Chad and Alex both stepped up big today and played some outstanding golf," MSU coach Homan said. We let several shots get away from us at the bottom of our lineup, mostly with poor wedge play. Its nothing that can't be corrected going into the weekend, though."
Bobby Wyatt of Alabama paces the field individually after a 5-under-par 65 performance.
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T2. Chad Ramey 67=67,
T14. Alex Rowland 70=70,
T51. Axel Boasson 76=76,
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2012 was a big year for GLBT comic book characters. X-Man Northstar got married. New Mutant Karma became the star of a major storyline. The Buffyverse welcomed Billy the Vampire Slayer. Batwoman kept kicking butt and teamed up with Wonder Woman. Green Lantern Alan Scott is gay on a reborn Earth 2. Archie Comics star Kevin Keller met George Takei.
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Autowatch Spot Track
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Remotely locate vehicle via SMS, simply enter details into Google maps (or similar) for instant location of vehicle. Also sends a text to a designated mobile phone should the vehicles alarm sound. No monthly fees or subscriptions, jusy pay for each text sent. Can be used with any PAYG or monthly paid SIM
The Autowatch Spot Track is a remote vehicle positioning device with built-in GPS/GSM technology contained in a compact size unit. It can transmit the longitude and latitude coordinates to your mobile phone by the SMS. User could use the coordinates to find its location on the Google maps or any other mapping software that accepts co-ordinates. The Autowatch Spot Track unit is designed for use in any vehicle that needs to be located remotely. The unit will also alert you by sms, or phone call if your car alarm is triggered, or the supplied panic button option is operated. Can also be used to track company vehicles, or any vehicle with a 12 volt power source.
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Sample message sent to mobile phone Data format: SAMPLE MESSAGE Lat: Latitude (+/-) Lat:+22.54619 Long: Longitude (+/-) Long: +114.12378 (enter co-ordinates into Google maps for an exact Location Fix) Speed: Speed KM/H Speed: 0.00KM/H Direction: Direction Direction: 315.00 Date: Date YYYY-MM-DD Date: 2011-02-24 Time: Time HH:MM:SS Time: 16:39:45 BS: GSM Base Station information BS: 25ee0dff Fix: Location state (A/V) Fix: A ( A mean received GPS signal, V mean the low GPS signal, inaccurate position)
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Long: Longitude (+/-)
Long: +114.12378 (enter co-ordinates into Google maps for an exact Location Fix)
Speed: 0.00KM/H
Direction: 315.00
Time: Time HH:MM:SS
BS: 25ee0dff
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Meeting place of the Eastern and Western worlds, Turkey has always been a land of contrasts. Cosmopolitan Istanbul stood at the head of the Christian Roman (Byzantine) Empire for 1000 years, while its Islamic successor the Ottomans ruled the Mediterranean and beyond for six centuries more. This long Christian and Islamic history has left a legacy of historical sites, while Turkey's Mediterranean coastline has long been famous for its beaches and wild nightlife. Travel Turkey east into the interior, however, and a more traditional Turkey still awaits, where life moves slowly, and the legendary Turkish hospitality lives on.
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This trip is ideal for the traveller who is short on time but wants to experience as much of Turkey's stunning scenery and fascinating history as possible. Begin the journey at the WWI battlefield of Gallipoli, then leap into Greek myths and explore the remains of the legendary city of Troy before strolling along the streets of Ephesus. Don't miss the remarkable white cliff pools of Pamukkale before boarding a comfortable and convenient flight back to Istanbul. Return refreshed and ready to explore the city's bazaars, mosques and tea houses.
Highlights: Explore ancient historic cities, overnight in a converted Ottoman mansion, discover ancient Roman ruins and amazing natural scenery, taste delicious local cuisine, walk through the astonishing white pools of Pamukkale
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Spectacular mosques, rustic Armenian churches and towering stone castles reward those willing to get off the beaten path. From ancient mud brick cities to exotic bazaars and the mysterious fallen stone heads at Nemrut Dagi, this 8-day trip is Turkey at its most fascinating. Travel to the land beneath the snow-capped peak of Mt Ararat, the legendary resting place of Noah's Ark, and immerse yourself in the magnificent sights and legendary hospitality of the people in this lesser-known, and lesser-travelled, region of Turkey.
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Dubbed 'world's most advanced UAV' and weighing five tons, Eitan unmanned aerial vehicle to begin operations in several months Yoav Zitun Published: 11.14.11, 15:17 / Israel News Tweet
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The Air Force's largest unmanned aircraft is scheduled to begin operations within several months after eight years in development, Ynet learned. In the past it was reported that the Eitan UAV was developed to reach Iran and Sudan.
Several Eitan UAVs are scheduled to begin operations in the various combat sectors including Gaza and Lebanon.
Weighing five tons, Eitan is 14 meters long and has 26 meter-long wings. It is able to fly for 20 hours straight at a maximum speed of 143 Knots and reach a maximum altitude of 41,000 feet.
Eitan can fly up to 20 hours straight (Photo: Reuters)
Eitan is meant to be utilized in complex intelligence gathering missions. It has already been dubbed "the most advanced UAV in the world."
The "heavy UAV," as it has been called, will also attempt to distinguish between terrorists and civilians in sensitive combat regions. "For the first time in military history we have a combatant who takes part in intercepting military targets with no direct threat to his life," Lieutenant-Colonel Ido Frumer said.
"This requires a very solid ideal system and that is why we have arranged for an ethics workshop during the training course."
Lieutenant Dudi, an IAF instructor added that "UAV operators are able to make life and death decisons away from the battlefield and we have taught them how to make the right decisions under pressure. On the one hand they will stick to IDF values which emphasize persistence and on the other we have stressed the importance of morality."


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