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In my case, it's an article floating the idea of a £2 -a-month levy on broadband in order to fund the 'news' (for which, read newspaper) industry in the UK.
David Leigh accepts the premise that print is in decline and readers are moving online. He then continues:
Not only do those readers dislike the idea of paying to read online, but the existence, among other sites, of the rival licence-fee-payer-funded BBC website guarantees that they will never actually need to pay for a supply of reliable day-to-day news. Paywalls will never really work in a UK context for that reason.
Or instead of the BBC I could use, well, Twitter. Or any of the other news sites based around the world which, thanks to the wonders of technology, I can also access.
It's a side point, but competition for major newspapers doesn't just come from the BBC. Hell, it doesn't come from just CNN, the New York Times, Huffington Post, TMZ or other 'news' websites. It comes from every other site in the world: a user on your site is only ever a click-away from Flickr, their personal or work email, a blog, or Facebook (the most extreme hyper-local news network, tailored to each individual, there has ever been). If you can't hold their attention, try harder.
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Yet when the day comes that the newspapers are forced to stop printing altogether, it will be a disaster for democracy. The lean pickings from web advertising on a free newspaper site will only pay for a fraction of the high-quality investigative journalism that commercial newspapers generate.
I hear this defence frequently when it comes to local newspapers in particular. It'll be a 'disaster for democracy', we'll have no scrutiny of the councils, of planning applications and so on. Have you read a local newspaper recently? (They can be found in places called newsagents). For the most part, they are not heaving with quality investigations, reports of how the council is spending money or in-depth looks at local elections. Instead, they are heaving with re-written copy from press releases by local business. Now this could be a re-enforcing cycle here: declining sales means fewer staff with less time to spend on in-depth stories. But that doesn't change the quality issue.
In addition, it's not as if the major newspapers are relying on sales to stay afloat. Instead they are dependent on a larger, non-state actors (Murdoch with The Times and The Sun, Lebedev with the Independent titles, Scott Trust and The Guardian). In effect, newspapers are already subsidised, just not by the public (a point I think I first saw made by Charlie Beckett).
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A small levy on UK broadband providers – no more than £2 a month on each subscriber's bill – could be distributed to news providers in proportion to their UK online readership. This would solve the financial problems of quality newspapers, whose readers are not disappearing, but simply migrating online.
I tend to read the news on my phone. Some of the time this will be using broadband via wireless. But a lot of the time it will be using 3G. Under this proposal, those reading the news on a laptop at home would be funding it, but someone reading the same article on their phone on the passing bus wouldn't be. Could always whack it on the mobile providers too – but then it's £4 a month.
Next: why should I fund websites whose content I don't consume? I'll confess to never reading the tabloids. I'll look at The Guardian and Telegraph daily (the latter to force myself to consider a different perspective, which rarely lasts). I'd probably look at The Independent's online presence if their website didn't make my eyes hurt. The rest is international press, blogs and Twitter (and the BBC). This suggestion would see me fund media outlets whom I never go near, because we feel it important enough to charge everyone for all of this. What about consumers who don't read the news at all?
Of course this is, roundabout, what we do with the BBC. There is an issue that in a world of multiple digital platforms, the licence fee is still based on ownership of a television. But the BBC pays a price for this subsidy in being (rightly) forced into editorial independence. Unless newspapers are willingly to relinquish their political stance by virtue of being publicly funded – and no-one, not their board, editors, journalists or readers would want this – then any comparison with the BBC is mute. Technically the proposal is not taxpayer funded in that it's not from the Treasury but we don't divide the population into those who own a TV and don't, and we wouldn't do so with broadband provision either.
I can't tell you how much I love the media. I'll read stories from ten different sources every day on topics from social media to the Middle East, the health sector, Wandsworth and a myriad of subjects I wouldn't even have thought of before but the journalists bring them to me. This should be properly funded with a range of different business models.
But charging consumers to save an industry simply because it can't think of other ways to be funded is insane. It also takes an almost offensive amount of confidence to believe that the public would accept this because they believe all journalism by news organisations is so admirable to deserves direct funding.
No I don't have an alternative suggestion, but I don't need one to criticise this idea. If nothing else, it tells us how desperate some in the media industry see the situation that they suggest near-compulsory public funding.


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FirestormGuy Higgins, PrincipalLean has a Dark Side10:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.The advantages of Lean manufacturing – and having a Lean supply chain – are well known and much discussed. The future for Lean remains bright. But – there is a dark side to lean that may not be considered thoroughly enough or often enough. For a manufacturer, a single failure in a Lean supply chain, if not prepared for ahead of time, could put a company out of business – usually temporarily, but sometimes permanently. In either case, the loss of time and revenue could be substantial. Equally devastating could be a loss of customer trust and damage to both reputation and brand. Learn how to expand your supply chain risk assessments to include disruptions to your supply chain due to natural and man-made disasters and ways to mitigate those risks.
CGC/Gorilla MillKevin Cranker, President and Mark Greenwood, Co-Patent HolderAmerican Exceptional-ism11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.This session will explore how to reduce costs and produce more in an effort to keep manufacturing in the US. Ideas for cycle reduction, tool life and lean manufacturing utilizing high performance tooling will be discussed.
Blaser Swisslube Inc.Brett Reynolds, Senior Applications EngineerBoosting Productivity with Ester Based Metalworking Fluids2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.This session will cover how esters are formed and discuss their benefits in the machining process including how they react with the cutting tool and workpiece interface. The health and safety benefits using the plant based esters will also be addressed.
CAMWorks/GeometricMark Bissell, Senior Applications EngineerStay Ahead of the Pack by Using the Latest in CAD/CAM Automation Technology3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.In a world where time-to-market is key, you need a CAM partner that can help you save time and make money by eliminating many time consuming steps in the "order to part" process. There are three critical components for a CAM software to achieve this: technology that can interpret the manufacturing intent of the part and recognize machinable features, an intelligent knowledge base that captures an organization's machining best practices at a feature level, as against part family level, and makes necessary adjustments before re-applying to features on other parts, and software framework that allows user access to important functionality via APIs.
Knuth USADanie Jacobs, PresidentCosting from the Shop Floor to the Top Floor9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.Performance is how business is achieving its defined goals and looking to the future with Intelligence for next steps and continuous improvements. Data is pervasive throughout every company, all the way to manufacturing machinery. However with all the data, and calculations available, only key pieces of quantifiable data and information are used to link departments into the organization and to define business goals that become actionable or usable metrics. This session will present a framework and industry best practices (accepted by MESA.org) that allow the definition of usable metrics and intelligence using all the available operational data in the organization from shop floor operations to the top floor.
Optodyne Inc.Dr. Charles Wang, PresidentHow to Improve the Part Accuracy of your Machine Tool10:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.This session will discuss 3D volumetric positioning errors and address how to measure these errors and compensate your machine to achieve higher accuracy and how to compensate the part program to achieve higher accuracy.
Bilz Tool USATimothy Fara, Managing DirectorMaintaining Machine Tool and Tooling Centerline11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.The importance of maintaining machine spindle and toolholder rotational centerline for maximum cutting tool performance and accuracy will be discussed. Toolholder accuracy, spindle maintenance, tool holder maintenance, and drawbar maintenance will also be covered.
OMAX CorporationLaird Parry, Senior Applications EngineerNew Developments in Waterjet Cutting Systems2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.Innovations in AWJ equipment have greatly expanded the potential manufacturing role of this process by broadening the range of materials that can be cut and shapes that can be produced. Additional innovations have improved system reliability and reduced maintenance costs. It is vital that manufacturers, large and small, understand how this technology is evolving and how it can be used to improve manufacturing capability, flexibility and profitability.
Mastercam/CNC Software, Inc.Doug Nemeth, Corporate Sales Manager, Mastercam/CNC Software, Inc.Machining on Today's High-Powered, Multi-Stream Machining Centers3:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.Learn how to make machining on todays high-powered, multi-stream machining centers simpler and easier and why automating much of the complexity enables you to program parts faster and with less effort.
Horn USA, Inc.Duane Drape, National Sales ManagerCustomized Tool Solutions9:15 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.Are the long term expenses of standard cutting tools and secondary operations costing you contracts? Custom tooling can save cycle time, reduce machining costs, and open additional tool positions. Learn how to determine if custom or standard tooling is right for your application.
Kubotek USAScott Sweeney, Vice President of MarketingConquering the Quoting Challenge10:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Explore how adding the right multi-CAD viewer to your quoting process will help to improve customer communication, secure new business and save time and money. Learn about options to interrogate models without the need of full CAD systems.
Sandvik CoromantRobert Page, Sales Development ManagerMachine Investment11:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.The pay-back time for a new machine is way too long. The logistics around such a major investment are far from smooth and investing in a new machine requires a lot of planning. Costs and expectations are high and the time schedule usually short. This session will address how to turn new machines into new opportunities and discuss how doing it "right from the start" can take up to a year off your machine payback schedule.
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12:14pm Friday 6th September 2013 in Letters
CLLR NIGEl Dix likes to look back at the previous Plaid administration, but what about the Labour administration before that? When the living wage could have been introduced, during the so-called New Labour good times. Plaid is a democracy and Plaid councillors vote on personal ideas and public feedback, in other words they listen to what their voters say.
My question to Cllr Dix and any other Labour councillor is: If the living wage is such a good idea and the time is right, why only Caerphilly and Cardiff councils are having gone for this policy? Do Caerphilly councillors know better than their future Labour chancellor and prime minister, Ed Ball and Ed Milliband? As both leading Labour politicians have called for a wage freeze among the public sector. I thought Labour were against regional pay. So why have they created a regional pay structure within South Wales?
The implication of the living wage is this: The pension and wage bills will rise. The council workers currently on the living wage because of their seniority and responsibility will be on the same wage as those on a lower grade than themselves, so will they get a pay rise? I only hope the living wage wouldn't be reflected in job losses, and can Cllr Dix promise this?
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Ariad Drug Showing Promise for Those With Lung Cancer
Ariad Pharmaceuticals CEO Dr. Harvey Berger on the company's new lung-cancer drug.
Oct 12, 2012
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It's been a great.
Couple years actually from my next business that we -- profiling -- a new miracle cancer drug be available on the market as early as next year first quarter.
Area pharmaceuticals drugs are on the fast track to FDA approval the stock has -- on a fast -- as well up more than a 140%.
Year over year doctor Harvey Berger is ARIAD Pharmaceuticals founder -- CEO and passionate flag -- -- joining us explicitly.
-- Q1 but also just as important next Prague.
Which is a lung cancer drug that as of right now doesn't have a name it's 113 rights that's.
This is a on a new medicine for our patients -- lung cancer gets to try to put this into perspective lung cancer is still be number one.
Cause of cancer death in men and women.
We've made -- I don't want number one absolutely in terms of death.
Both in men and women more than breast cancer although they're more cases of breast cancer.
We've done less in lung cancer.
And now physicians cancer doctors are really looking at lung cancer.
More from the genetic point of view and not saying are you -- smoker or not but what sort of genetics the you have in that cancer itself.
And then personalizing.
That therapy like our new drug 113 for certain genetic profiles of.
One -- OK so this is for non small cell this is -- are tumor right.
But what is it about 113 that shows such promise to the point where the FDA is going too fast track it which means it skips a step.
Well we don't know exactly how the FDA yes will you know look at the overall process for 113 but medical community is really excited about.
The results we present -- results couple weeks facts about two weeks ago when Europe.
The first clinical data.
Take for example one of the genetic -- is called a LK it -- subset of these genetic forms of lung cancer in virtually every patient.
That we treated whether they failed the other drugs that are available or whether -- we're at the beginning of treatment had a response to tumors shrank.
Patients felt better and even if they had tumor that it's spread to the brain which happens in about half of lung cancer patients it went away.
OK so -- fire -- somebody who has lung cancer and I've been trying other things I'm thinking.
Doctor Parker struck is my last great hope which brings me to the drugs that may very well be fat it's fast track now and that meant that right that is for leukemia types of drugs is -- the tragic drugs I go through the blood.
Tell me about when that will be available to patients who other therapies have already failed so this is their last -- We'll -- -- -- drug for chronic my would leukemia form of blood cancer.
It's working its way through final steps of the regulatory review here in the US it's also being reviewed in Europe.
We expect connected to be available to cancer patients by the first quarter of next here perhaps a bit earlier but certainly over the coming months it should be developed.
Well doctor -- and I know you as the doctor very close and and passionate and and very emotional about these things but we're hearing from analysts that this could be a one point five billion dollar a year in revenue drugs that.
Clears the wine.
As a Blockbuster company.
Well you know what we've learned is that drugs met cancer medicines and that really work that make a difference in the lives of cancer patients and can be used.
Over prolonged periods of time whether leukemia or maybe lung cancer that's what drives first value for patients but then importantly value -- their current from doctor saying when am -- going to be able to get and that meant to -- look at absolutely we we supply the medicine through.
Expanded access through compassionate use around the world something like I think twenty countries.
We -- physicians today if they need and -- that they can get it for their leukemia patients the first time you were with us.
Back in July of 2011 since then this stock folks up 96%.
It has far outpace the Dow Jones Biotech index which is up 37%.
A pretty much for the same amount of time.
Quickly tell me.
A third drug court hearing you guys have a third broken apart -- We certainly it have both -- third and a fourth drug behind an active and 113 we view these these cries.
Well for other types of cancer of the same concept.
Overcoming resistance cancers that are really hard to treat we haven't said which one yet but you know where applying that same methods that we use.
-- developing other drugs and what I think distinguishes area -- it and separates it from the big pharma companies is that -- -- repeatedly able to take this method these techniques.
And discover -- -- hand you have to partner with a -- pharma company intent for distribution absolutely now we're doing all of that help partnership no partnerships now or in the future.
C could do it on your on you we're going to -- our.
One point five billion for cannot have at least at least okay -- we have it right here doctor you know when we use the word miracle like get I get annoyed because the miracle is.
Brilliant doctors who work at area and you yourself so -- wish -- -- -- of luck.
Giving hope to patients who have run out of hope and absolutely that's why we do this doctor Harvey Parker area pharmaceutical founder chairman and CEO we brought him here.
In July of 2011.
Ad deal listen okay ticker symbol AR IA will be watching so closely wishing them luck.
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Domestic Equity—Growth | September 2013
- Investors have been warming up to rapidly growing companies
In a market environment characterized by low interest rates and economic uncertainty, many investors over the past two years turned to the perceived safety of income-producing investments with less regard for longer-term growth opportunities. As investor demand for yield increased, we believe that many investors paid a higher premium for stocks that offered relatively high dividend yields but provided low earnings growth potential. By contrast, we believe the valuations for faster-growing companies became quite compelling, particularly when compared with the valuations for higher-dividend-yielding equities. In recent months, investors have exhibited signs of refocusing on this upside potential of faster-growing companies.
Domestic Equity—Growth | August 2013
- Rising U.S. energy production appears sustainable and should create subtle opportunities for discerning investors
Technological innovations facilitated a healthy rise in U.S. energy production over the past five years, which followed a 10-year period of slight production decline. We believe there are a variety of companies that are appropriately positioned to benefit from an energy revolution, with some unique opportunities in companies outside of the energy sector. Newer drilling techniques, particularly hydraulic fracturing, significantly improved the amount of recoverable resources in various shale locations across the country. Increasing U.S. energy production has combined with easing consumption patterns to reduce America's dependency on imports. We believe these supply-and-demand forces are sustainable, secular trends that will have transformational impacts on the U.S. economy.
Domestic Equity—Growth | February 2013
- Companies with strong and sustainable growth have been trading at compelling valuations
An uncertain and low interest rate market environment has presented unique opportunities for investors utilizing a multi-factor approach for evaluating investments rather than relying on a singular view of risk-to-reward in the context of dividend yield. Typically, investors have paid more for high-growth stocks (those companies with estimated earnings-per-share growth rates of greater than 15%) relative to other types of stocks, notably companies that offered a dividend yield higher than 3%. Since 2008, however, that valuation relationship between high-growth and higher-dividend-yielding stocks has materially changed as investors have increasingly preferred income-producing investments. As a result, many companies with sustainable and robust growth potential are now available to investors at valuation levels near the lower end of historic ranges.
Emerging Markets Equity | September 2012
- Chinese economic slowdown strengthens the case for consumer-oriented sectors within the country
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Should be the dropbox account you entered when doing the first backup.


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Norwegian is proud to be the first airline to offer high-speed broadband on flights within Europe. Per July 2013, 60 of our 66 Boeing 737-800 aircraft have WiFi on board.It is satisfying to be able to give our passengers the opportunity to work, read online newspapers, play games or watch online TV while flying with us. This is a product that no other airline in Europe is currently offering, which gives us a huge competitive advantage.
We have won international acclaim for our in-flight WiFi. In September 2013, we took home the prestigious Passenger Choice Awards 2013 in the category "Best Inflight Connectivity and Communications" and in November 2013, CNN tested our in-flight WiFi. Click here to watch the report.
Norwegian is currently not offering WiFi on its long-haul flights.
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As part of a long running campaign led by the Associated of German Vehicle Tuners (VDAT), a special concept car is released every year by tuners to highlight the need to be safe and serious when doing car tuning. This initiative is supported by both the Police and the German Federal Ministry for Transport, Construction and Road Development. The aim of the campaign is to fight against illegal and counterfeit tuning products. A campaign for which AC Schnitzer has been on the forefront, churning out new TUNE IT! SAFE! vehicles every year and even publically destroying a whole slew of seized counterfit AC Schnitzer replica wheels.
This years car is a specially modified 428i Coupe, with AC Schnitzer responsible for most of the work.
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Ahead of the 2013 Motorshow Essen, AC Schnitzer has released images and details on their complete program for the new BMW 4-Series Coupe.
The famed Aachen based tuner has given the 4-Series a complete workup, similar to previous offerings for the F30 3-Series.
Starting under the hood, AC Schnitzer performance software upgrades raise power levels as follow: 420i (to 245 hp), 428i (to 294 hp), 435i (to 360 hp), 420d (to 218 hp), 430d (to 309 hp) and 435d (to 360 hp).
We've previously already reported on the 4-series with AC Schnitzer wheels, which include Type VIII BiColor rims in black or silver, Type VIII forged alloys and forged racing rims in BiColor, Type IV rims in silver or BiColor black, and Type VI rims in BiColor … CONTINUED
You've seen plenty of photos of the 435i, from events and now from owners, but the more the merrier. Here's the 435i Sport Lines on exhibit at both the Tokyo and LA auto shows.
BIMMERPOST 4 series news and features can be followed at http://www.bimmerpost.com/4-series/
Alpina has just debuted its newest model – the Alpina B4 Biturbo Coupe at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show. Japan is Alpina's third largest market.
The B4 features the same powertrain as the Alpina B3 Biturbo, a twin turbo 3.0L inline 6 producing 410 HP and 443 LB-FT. The Alpina B4 Coupe covers 0-62 MPH in 4.2 seconds and runs up to 197 MPH. An 8 speed automatic transmission is standard.
Cosmetically and other performance upgrades include a front bumper lip, trunk spoiler, quad exhaust and Alpina wheels (with non run-flat Michelin Pilot Super Sports) and adaptive suspension.
So far this year Alpina has sold 1,400 cars across the globe.
Have a look at some official photos and the B4 at the Tokyo show.
The 4 Series Convertible (F33) [Official Info Thread] is having its world debut simultaneously at the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show as well as the 2013 LA Auto Show.
BIMMERPOST is covering both shows for you and we'll have more photos from the LA Show later today, but for now here's the 4 Series Convertible from the Tokyo show.
The full build-your-own configurator (with pricing) for the 2014 4 Series Convertible is now online at BMWUSA.com.
Jeremy Clarkson's review of the 435i M Sport in the The Sunday Times certainly starts off rather dour.
All is not lost however, as Clarkson goes on to say that the 4 Series is proof that less can be more, with a final verdict of of 4 out of 5 stars.


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Your Toddler at 25 Months, 26 Months, & 27 Months
Language—The Big Leap
During the previous year, gross-motor accomplishments—sitting, crawling, standing, and walking—were the obvious developmental milestones. This year, your child's language development will astound you. There are two different language skills at play—receptive (language she can demonstrate she understands) and expressive (language she can actually speak herself).
By now, your little one can understand just about everything you say to her. She can follow commands and understand your questions (though she may at times pretend to not hear you). Expressive language skills, though, vary according to the individual child. It is very hard not to compare with other kids her age—but try once again to respect her individual path of development. With most kids, all of a sudden in this year, there is an explosion of language. You may hear her practicing to say some of her favorite words—words that are based on her individual interests—when she is by herself. And soon she'll start putting two words and simple sentences together.
What you can do to support language development is continue the routine of daily reading. Have your child select the books that she wants to be read. Talk about what is happening on each page. This sort of loving interaction cannot be replaced by any educational videos or flashcards. Most of all she wants to share her discoveries, including learning words, with you. Even five or 10 minutes a day of lap-time reading will be an enormous support to her language refinement and overall brain development.
What's Happening Cognitively?
The best way to understand what is ticking in your toddler's mind is by watching her play. You may have noticed that her play has become more complex. She also may be able to stick with one activity that interests her for a longer period of time. Her thought process has shifted from learning about the world through physical and sensory manipulation to mental concepts, thoughts, and ideas.
Her job this year is centered on independence. She probably displays behaviors characteristic of this age that may at times push your buttons but demonstrate her exercising of new mental skills. Some of these behaviors include:
- Rituals and Repeating Actions or Words: This is important for her to master a new skill. Even when it seems quite obvious that she has learned the skill, she'll still enjoy and take great pride in repeating a particular action for you to watch.
- Testing Limits: It may seem that your independent child will do anything not to hold your hand when walking down a busy sidewalk, but she really wants to know that she is safe. Her feelings of security come from established limits and rules that cannot be broken—even with her continually challenging behavior.
- Me Do It! Your child needs to challenge to establish herself as separate from you. Her achievements give her great confidence and set the stage for positive self-esteem.
- Exploration and then Clinginess: Her goal is to become a separate individual, but every now and then she needs to refuel in the warm arms of a loving caregiver. Also, she may revisit feelings of separation anxiety as her abilities to remember you and hold a picture of you in her mind sharpen.
Puzzles and manipulates are perfect activities to hone fine-motor skills and eye-hand coordination, and challenge young minds with new ideas. Check out these ideas for more toddler toys.


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After the ice and slush of the season opening Rallye Monte-Carlo, things stay wintry for round two of the FIA World Rally Championship when the action shifts 2000 km north to the frozen forests of Scandinavia and one of the fastest rallies in the series.
The snow-covered stages of Rally Sweden make it a unique challenge in the WRC. The spectacle of cars nudging 200kph on snow against the backdrop of a winter wonderland makes for some of the most breathtaking television pictures from each season, while drivers relish the speed and the surprising amounts of traction available from the World Rally Cars.
Tyres fitted with hundreds of tungsten-tipped steel studs offer tremendous grip on the rock-hard ice surface beneath them, while the snow banks lining the route are often used to keep the car on the straight and narrow - allowing the drivers to attack corners a gear higher than they would on any other loose-surface event. Rally Sweden rewards those who are willing to risk everything. But beware, nudge those snow banks too hard and they can swallow World Rally Cars whole…
The rally
Running for the 61st year, Rally Sweden is once again based in Karlstad with the service park located 85 kilometres away at Hagfors airport.
The action starts from Hagfors on Thursday 7 February with a free practice session (08:00hrs-10:00hrs) followed at 10:33hrs by the Qualifying Stage that will help determine the running order for the opening day's competition
Following the popular head-to-head superspecial in Karlstad on Thursday night, the real stage action will commence on Friday with the first of two days in the Swedish countryside around the service park in Hagfors.
Friday and Saturday features traditional stages in the host country, including classics like Vargasen (featuring Colin's Crest) and Lesjofors on Friday and Sagen, Fredriksberg and Rammen on Saturday. On Sunday the event crosses the border into Norway (the opening stage Mitandersfors starts in Sweden and finishes in Norway) before returning to Sweden for the closing Power Stage at Torsby.
There are 22 stages on Rally Sweden, totaling 338.91 competitive kilometres. The event also includes the second round of the FIA WRC 2 Championship.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments today on what is considered its biggest case of the current session.
Involves whether parts of America have learned their lesson.
About the rights of minority voters correspondent Shannon Bream explains.
Since 1965.
The voting rights act has required a number of states and counties with a history of discrimination against minority voters.
To seek pre clearance from either the Justice Department or federal court based in Washington before making any changes to their voting procedures and Shelby county Alabama argues much has changed in the ensuing years and evidence shows that requirement is no longer necessary.
Yet justice Stephen Breyer asked quote it's an old disease it's gotten a lot better but it's still there so if you had a remedy that really helped it worked but it wasn't totally over.
Wouldn't you keep that remedy.
If there were no cost -- what we're doing if it wasn't about a direct infringement on the Sovereign States that might be an argument.
But here -- a very different situation that's a very high cost of case.
For the remedy.
Congress must renew the act in order for it to remain valid and has done so numerous times.
But today justice Antonin Scalia reference something he called the perpetuation of racial entitlements saying quote.
-- society adopts racial entitlements it is very difficult to get out of them to the normal political process sees.
Adding that no lawmaker could possibly benefit by casting a no votes.
Hinting that congress may not be the most -- body to consider whether or not -- actually renewed protection.
The right to vote is an American entitlement good as a democratic.
And those who would seek.
To using incendiary rhetoric from the bench of the Supreme Court should think twice about their place in history.
A number of the justices were bothered that the act only applies to certain states still there is certainly evidence of discrimination in others.
Making the ultimate question about whether the law as it stands can passed constitutional Muster.
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We're working to make Ontario the place to be when it comes to building your business. Tax credits, incentives and a workforce second to none are attracting investment and creating jobs in new and emerging sectors
Progress Report 2011: Economy and Families
The global recession was hard on economies around the world. We braced against the storm and together we got back on track. Our jobs are coming back and growth is returning.
No matter what sector you're talking about, the challenges facing businesses are similar. And that's why our tax reforms are so important. We're doing the right things to make Ontario a much more attractive place for businesses to invest, and businesses have seen the benefits.
Tax Plan for Jobs and Growth
Our plan is creating a climate where businesses can thrive, create jobs and build innovative new products to sell to the world.
The HST eliminated hidden sales taxes for most businesses. Combined with our business tax cuts and other measures, Ontario is now one of the most tax competitive economies for business investment among industrialized countries.
The move to the HST also eliminated over 5,000 pages of outdated rules, regulations and operating procedures.
Since the federal government now collects Ontario's sales tax, taxpayers will save about $100 million a year by 2014–15. The HST is also saving businesses over $500 million a year in administration costs.
In total, about 83% of products and services purchased by consumers saw no new tax.
To provide sales tax relief, we also introduced point-of-sale exemptions for the provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax for items that are especially important to families such as:
A study by Professor Michael Smart estimates that during the first six months of the HST, about two-thirds of the sales tax savings to businesses were passed on to consumers through lower prices.
Did you know? – More than 150 countries and five other Canadian provinces have a value-added tax like the HST.
Income taxes
As of January 1, 2010, 93% of Ontario income taxpayers pay less income tax because of a personal income tax cut included in our tax reform package.
The general corporate income tax rate went down from 14% to 12% on July 1, 2010, and will go down to 11.5% on July 1, 2011. By 2013, the general corporate income tax rate will fall to 10%.
The Ontario Corporate Income Tax and Capital Tax cuts, together with the Harmonized Sales Tax, will help cut the marginal effective tax rate on new investment in half. That will encourage businesses to invest and create jobs in Ontario.
We eliminated capital tax for all corporations in Ontario on July 1, 2010.
Did you know? – Ontario families are saving an average of $355 on their income taxes.
Tax Credits for Families
Ontario Sales Tax Credit
Ontario Sales Tax Transition Benefit
Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit
Children's Activity Tax Credit
Northern Ontario Energy Credit
Home and landowners
Newly constructed homes across all price ranges that are purchased as primary residences qualify for a rebate of up to $24,000. This rebate ensures that, on average, new homes priced up to $400,000 are not subject to additional tax compared to RST that was embedded in the prices of new homes.
First-time home buyers can get up to $2,000 back as a rebate on their land transfer tax.
Support for Investment and Jobs
We have provided significant support to encourage business investment in Ontario. Although the private sector slowed down, direct government support has helped leverage new capital investment and job creation. As of May 2011:
Foreign Investment
In 2010, and for the second year in a row, the Financial Times of London ranked Ontario second only to California in North America as a recipient of foreign direct investment.
Ontario is first in North America when it comes to converting foreign investment into jobs with 11,210 new jobs from foreign direct investment projects.
In 2007–08, we attracted 42 international investment deals, which helped create or retain 6,898 jobs. Business missions to China, India and Pakistan supported the strategy. The missions generated more than 70 agreements to develop new trade, investment and educational opportunities for Ontario.
In 2008–09, we attracted 32 international investment deals, which helped create or retain 3,768 jobs.
In 2009–10, we attracted 42 international investment deals worth $1.3 billion, which helped create or retain 4,000 jobs supported by business missions to India, Israel and the West Bank.
Did you know? – The Financial Times of London named Toronto one of the two most attractive business cities in North America, along with New York.
To learn more about how the McGuinty government is attracting investment and creating jobs including incentives and programs for the arts and creative sectors, tourism and small business please visit: http://www.ontario.ca/en/initiatives/progressreport2011/ONT05_039144.html?openNav=economy_and_families


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Its a great place to take children from ages 4 to 10 after that they may find it boring, not to many interactive items or exciting things to look at for older children.
Its a great place to take children from ages 4 to 10 after that they may find it boring, not to many interactive items or exciting things to look at for older children.
Royal Alberta museum is a nice place to visit, it has some interesting exhibitions. and when you are done you can go visit goverment hill, it is a nice area with a good view.
A wonderful building, well laid out. The aboriginal section is remarkable and the geological section superb - it is amazing what mother earth hides from us. Gift shops are inevitable, but this one is worth a visit. Unbelievably the Royal Alberta Museum is going to be replaced with a new building - but remember, this is Alberta.
We spent the afternoon at the Royal Alberta Museum with our grandchildren, ages 2 and 7. We had a wonderful time. The baby was mesmerized by many of the exhibits. A full-sized moose, mountain lion, and a bison are a real big deal when you are two. Know admission costs are cheaper in weekend mornings, and that they have on-going... More
we were not impressed with the museum. maybe the plan is to develop it more and do a great one, but right now it kind of needs some renos and some different galleries would be great.
The standard content of the Alberta landscapes are awesome and the current chair exhibition and Chop Suey on the Praries is wonderful as well. Go on the weekend before 11am and get in for half price too.
The museum is a short trip out of downtown but worth a visit. The exhibits were very interesting, especially the First Nations history and the Alberta wildlife. The cafe was much better than I had expected for lunch.
Although the museum is improving, and getting more travelling exhibits, the museum is still average compared to other museums I have been to. While I haven't been there with kids in my group in a while, the children that were there when I visited recently seemed to enjoy the exhibits. I think with some improvements, this could be a much... More
We went to see the First Nations cultural exhibit - it was extremely well done. Good visuals with lots of artifacts. Excellent text explaining the exhibits and the historical context. Very, very well done. Recommend highly and we will return!
We had been to the Royal Alberta Museum once before in 2003 when it was still the Provincial Museum. Ten years later, we visited here again. The museum consists of 3 permanent exhibits, "Wild Alberta", "Natural History" and "Aboriginal History". There is also the temporary exhibition space. They currently have an exhibition on the history of Chinese food and another... More
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The 100-year-old Lovells building in Elmira has been torn down after sitting vacant for the past 18 years. YNN's Katie Husband tells us why the next door neighbors had been praying for the demolition for some time.
ELMIRA, N.Y. -- It was a long awaited sight for neighbors on Lake Street as the roof came down on the building that once housed Lovells Ice Cream Parlor.
"It has fallen into decay. There is a church directly next door and it has about, that much room, from the outside of the church to the outside of Lovells," said Sue Skidmore, Elmira's Mayor.
Pastor Bobby Smith has owned Shabach Tabernacle since 2006 and never understood why the buildings were so close.
"We have windows inside the church that are boarded up because the sun couldn't shine in. The building has been there, it didn't make any sense," said Bobby Smith, Pastor of Shabach Tabernacle.
On top of the confusion of where Lovells was built, both the City and Smith noticed the n negative attention it was getting.
"It was just a disgrace to the neighborhood, totally blighted, roof caving in, all kinds of bad things going on in there," said Skidmore.
"It's been a hinderance to our renovations to the church, people have been sleeping up in there, doing drugs in there," said Smith.
Now with building gone, the wish of the church community can be fulfilled.
"We've been renovating now, going on four years. Our desire has been to renovate inside and out," said Smith.
Smith said about 95 percent of the work inside the church has been completed, now that Lovells is gone the siding and new windows will be installed.


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Brianna Do answers 18 fun questions.
Lee-Bentham eagled hole 18 on Saturday to put her in 3rd place for the tournament.