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CANAVERAL GROVES, Fla. - State investigators are working to figure out what caused a fire that destroyed a house, barn, horse trailer and killed at least one horse.
Brevard County firefighters said they were called to the home on Calamondin Avenue in Canaveral Groves on Sunday after a report of an explosion.
When they got to the home, firefighters said they found the barn fully engulfed in flames, which quickly spread to a house nearby.
Officials said multiple fire agencies were called to help with the 2-alarm blaze.
The homeowner, Gina Cook, said she is missing a dog and cat, both presumed dead in the fire.
"I'm still in shock," said Cook. "I mean, everything is gone, but all the people made it. I'm still looking for a dog, looking for a cat."
Cook said her property is a horse-breeding facility and she has about 12 horses.
The horse that died because of the fire was due to give birth in two days, said Cook.
"When the fire started, they tried to get her out and the roof started coming down," said Cook. "She wouldn't budge. She wouldn't come out, so they (the neighbors) had to get out of there to save themselves."
Investigators said later there was no actual explosion, but witnesses said they did hear loud pops from the fire. They said smoke could be seen for miles.
"Sometimes, you can put something over their eyes and get them out of there, but when things are happening so fast, you just got to do what you have to do to save yourself," said Cook. "It's the circle of life. Humans come first."
State investigators said the fire does not look suspicious, adding that it may have been accidental.
It is estimated there is upward of $500,000 in damage due to the fire.
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When you're having a year like Network Ten is - consistently pushed out of their birthright third spot in the ratings by the ABC - you celebrate the small victories. So it was that the 12th position attained by Offspring on its season debut on Wednesday night was trumpeted from the network's highest towers.
To put this all in context, Ten still came fourth overall for the night, but they were a lot closer to the ABC. While Nine won Wednesday again with 22.4 per cent of the audience, ahead of Seven on 20.1 percent, Ten drew in viewers from all four rival networks to jump from 11.9 per cent to 13 per cent, closing on the ABC's 13.8 per cent.
Ten had high hopes for one of their few flagships that still floats, particularly its gold Logie winning captain Asher Keddie who was promoting the debut right up to a spot on The Project desk last night on an otherwise Gatsby-themed show.
And for Ten, the results were good. Ranked 12th for the night with 868,000 viewers it nearly doubled the audience for the timeslot, where a meagre 454,000 tuned in for the final episode of Mr & Mrs Murder last Wednesday. Crucially, in a commercial television landscape where one million viewers is the magic number, the audience peaked at 1,003,000.
Impressively while viewer numbers tend to decline in later seasons of most dramas, the audience was actually a 20% increase on the first episode of the 2012 Offspring season. Advertisers will be pleased that the show skewed young and female as well, coming in number three for the night in the key advertising-friendly demographics.
Seven also recorded a win, as House Rules continued its resurgence from a diabolical ratings start, jumping to 900,000 viewers from 784,000 in the same slot last week. It even mirrored Offspring's moment of triumph, with an audience peak of 1.093 million.
On an otherwise relatively uneventful night, Nine saw Arrow level out at a very healthy 963,000 viewers. Having debuted on May 1 to 1.3 million in third, it has stabilised around the mid 900,000 mark, which is a healthy result for the American import.
Free to air TV ratings Wednesday 22 May
1 Nine News Nine 1,387,000
2 Seven News Seven 1,263,000
3 A Current Affair Nine 1,188,000
4 The Big Bang Theory Nine 1,160,000
5 The Block Sky High Nine 1,156,000
6 Today Tonight Seven 975,000
7 ABC News ABC1 966,000
8 Arrow Nine 963,000
9 Home And Away Seven 920,000
11 House Rules Seven 900,000
12 Offspring Ten 868,000
14 Criminal Minds Seven 749,000
15 Hot Seat Nine 726,000
16 Ten News At Five Ten 720,000
17 Adam Hills Tonight ABC1 689,000
18 Criminal Minds (R) Seven 646,000
19 The Biggest Loser Next Gen Ten 596,000
20 Deal Or No Deal Seven 587,000
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I had quite a funny experience just the other day in a small newsagent's near my house. Well, when I say 'funny' it wasn't really funny at all! There were these two youngsters, probably about ten and eleven years old, and while the woman behind the counter's back was turned I saw them taking handfuls of sweets off the shelves and stuffing them into their pockets. I was just about to say something when a couple more customers came in and in the end I didn't say anything. I wish I had now.
When I saw the words in bold, I thought that the woman was behind the counter's back (which I would have referred to as the back of the counter, anyway) and then thought that couldn't be right, it simply wasn't logical. Then it dawned on me that they were talking about a woman behind a counter who had turned her back to the youngsters, which reminded me of something I had read in an old English grammar (written in Portuguese) years before but had actually never encountered in real life: the group genitive (not sure of the name, though. I tried to track the book but was unsuccessful). Once thing I do remember, though, is that the book didn't have a very high opinion of this construction and recommended rephrasing it. Is this a typical British thing or have any of the non-Brits here read/heard this before and how acceptable do you deem it, if acceptable is the right word to use?
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Same spell?
Isn't this the same spell as fumos? —Green Zubat (owl me!). 03:55, August 27, 2011 (UTC)
Why, it is rather uncertain, Mr. Green. Both spells do produce smoke from the wand tip, but how do we know that they are not different spells? I think they are, myself, but I don't want to disagree with everyone else on the Wiki. Luna Malfoy 19:47, November 26, 2011 (UTC)Luna Malfoy
Yup, of course they're the same. How many spells do wizards need to make a bunch of smoke? I suggest merging them (the magical solution here*). Of course, Luna has a point that we shouldn't be too rash, but it's been pretty much a year, so I think people have had their time to disagree. I'd do it myself if I knew that it was a good idea.
- This is a joke. Hunnie Bunn 01:32, April 17, 2012 (UTC)
I'm not that glad that my edits have been undone; I don't see why. There's already been a discussion started (albeit a small one) on the talk page, and so I'm giving it two weeks, and if nobody provides any argument as to why the contrary should happen, I am reverting my own edits and attempting to merge this spell with the Fumos page. Please respond soon. Wishing you all the very best day (or night), Hunnie Bunn 15:24, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
As I've given the populace since May to provide a reason why Fumos and this page should not be merged, I am going to attempt to do so. Good day. 126.96.36.199 00:39, August 13, 2012 (UTC)
Before anyone re-does my merge, let me explain my reasoning:
- The Smokescreen Spell could just as easily have been Fumos Duo as Fumos.
- Alternatively, the author may have had an entirely different incantation in mind.
Now, you ought to know me better than to think that's the only theory I'd provide.
My second idea is that this is meant to be the Patronus Charm. Before you laugh, let me explain my ideas for this theory:
- The description on Pottermore is "Defensive smokescreen". And isn't that, I ask, what a non-corporeal Patronus looks like?
- The textbook in which it appears, The Dark Forces: A Guide to Self-Protection, is used for Defence Against the Dark Arts from first year to fourth year; as Harry learns the Patronus in third year, and the textbook would presumably have been used for third year if Professor Lupin hadn't used The Essential Defence Against the Dark Arts instead, they probably just decided to lump it in there as well.
- The hand motion for the Patronus Charm on Wonderbook: Book of Spells is identical to the swirling motion required for the Smokescreen Spell.
So... whaddaya think? --This is an automatically sent message. (You can reply here) 14:37, November 25, 2012 (UTC)
- Regarding Fumos and this, I just don't know. Regarding the Patronus Charm, however, I really don't think so at all. The Patronus Charm is a very distinctive spell that is well-known throughout the Harry Potter series. If something was the Patronus Charm, they would call it the Patronus Charm and not something else. ProfessorTofty (talk) 02:35, November 27, 2012 (UTC)
- For the first part...I agree. As to the second.. I can see we agree to disagree, so for now let's just wait and see. --This is an automatically sent message. (You can reply here) 03:01, November 27, 2012 (UTC)
- I just thought of something else - it is well-known that the use of the Patronus Charm requires one to summon an intense happy memory or emotion. There is nothing indicating that this is so with the use of this - the described usage doesn't seem at all similar. This makes me even less inclined to believe that this is some form of the Patronus Charm. ProfessorTofty (talk) 05:51, November 27, 2012 (UTC)
- For the first part...I agree. As to the second.. I can see we agree to disagree, so for now let's just wait and see. --This is an automatically sent message. (You can reply here) 03:01, November 27, 2012 (UTC)
- I don't think that this and the Patronus Charm are the same, at all, for the same reasons as ProfessorTofty. I mean, the Patronus Charm is of such importance in the series that it wouldn't be refered to in such a casual way. Besides, Rowling has been fairly consistent in the name of the Patronus Charm; I see no reason for her to change her mind at this point, to change its name to a (it's my honest opinion, here) frankly lesser name.
- Besides, and using in-universe reasoning, what sense would it make to include the Patronus Charm in a first-year book, when it is magic well beyond the ability of virtually all O.W.L.-level wizards? (as Tofty, and everyone else for that matter, was so surprised that Harry could cast a fully-corporeal Patronus at age 15). -- Seth Cooper owl post! 17:32, November 27, 2012 (UTC)
- I wasn't that surprised. I knew he could do it. (Sorry, couldn't resist.) ProfessorTofty (talk) 21:47, November 27, 2012 (UTC)
INCANTATION CONFIRMED!In the new released trailer of the Pottermore PlayStation Home project the incantation of the Smokescreen Spell is finally revealed. At 00:47 of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Wbr97SVUPGI#! if you watch and listen closely, during the Book Herding scene, one of the boys steps on a round icon, displaying the wand gesture of the Smokescreen Spell. When he does, he shouts FUMOS! It clearly can be heard at 00:48. And right after that all the other players are surrounded by a thick smoke/fog. I'm posting a screenshot of that part as well. So, I guess those 2 articles should be re-merged, because the incantation of the Smokescreen Spell is actually Fumos! What do you guys think?
Since when did Tom Riddle use this spell in Part 2 of the Deathly Hallows?
I'm removing Tom Riddle from the "Practitioners" tab, because there's no proof that Voldemort uses it in the film. Although Voldemort does use a "smoke-like" spell in DH Part 2 when he fights Harry in the battlements of the Paved Courtyard, there's no evidence it's the same as Fumos, merely because Fumous creates a defensive smoke, and the spell Voldemort launches at Harry, makes the floor collapse.
- Furthermore, the spell he uses a blue energy-like spell to collapse the bridge. But it isn't smoke-like either. Also, the smoke that graps Harry in DH Part 2 video game isn't this spell either. --DCLM (talk) 12:08, July 15, 2013 (UTC)


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By Alan Harper - November 2003
Ferretti raced cars, motorbikes, go-karts, and sailboats in his younger days and in the early 1990's started offshore powerboat racing. In his hi-tech, carbon-fiber Class 1 catamaran, with two 800-hp Lamborghini V-12s, he became world champion in 1994. "We learned a lot," he recalls. "It sounds strange, but the main thing I learned was the importance of the team. Because in the race, each component has the same importance: the throttle man, the last of the mechanics, the guy who cleans the windshield before the start—each is as important as the driver, and I won a lot only because my team was excellent."
Ferretti and I have met at a press event at Genoa's aquarium, where journalists and dolphins scrutinize each other through thick glass. It is an important occasion. Beginning in 1998 Ferretti embarked on its unprecedented shopping spree, acquiring Custom Line, Pershing, and Bertram, then megayacht builder CRN the following year, Riva in 2000, Apreamare in August 2001, and finally, in November of that year, the factory but not the molds of defunct Mochi Craft, around which there has been a mysterious silence for the last year and a half.
We are here for the announcement of the relaunch of Mochi and the presentation of its first product, the 51 Dolphin. It's a Downeast lobster boat look-alike, the last thing you'd expect from an Italian yard, but it's exceptionally handsome and sure to be a hit at the autumn shows. The Italian press is enthusiastic, supportive; no one mentions Hinckley.
So from being a mainstream builder of flying-bridge cruisers, Mochi Craft now finds itself a niche producer of a distinctive style of boat that complements the other products of the group. It is a typical Ferretti tactic, keeping the eggs in different baskets. But his handling of the eggs has also been skillful. Ferretti says post tax profits for the group nearly doubled last year: $31.6 million against $16.8 million in 2001. Pershing and Apreamare are reportedly doing well. Custom Line has helped create a new market for large production yachts. Riva's new boats are the most exciting models to come out of the yard since the Aquarama, and the way their style echoes the fabulous looks of the old Rivas has been widely admired. And Bertram reportedly recorded sales of $42 million in 2002 and will soon unveil a new retro-style 31 in homage to the sainted Moppie.
But all things must pass. Both Vitelli and Ferretti must start to think about who might succeed them. For Ferretti, typically, it is simple: "It is the same everywhere. If you have a good manager, you have a successor. If you don't, you don't. The secret is not to centralize everything on yourself."
Vitelli, typically, is planning carefully. He admits to already thinking about who will take over Azimut, although he has no immediate plans to retire. "We will all have a succession problem," he predicts. "The next five years will show some winners—and some losers."
Interesting times, indeed.
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This article originally appeared in the October 2003 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.