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JNF Wire: FRONTLINE REPORT: JNF's 2nd Solidarity Mission Arrives in Time of War & Leaves in Peace
September 3, 2014
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By: Rachel Solomon
Members of JNF's L'Chaim Solidarity Mission II, present a proclamation from Florida Governor Rick Scott to Mark Regev, the chief spokesman for the Prime Minister of Israel, who accepted the message that 'Florida stands with Israel' on behalf of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Members of JNF's L'Chaim Solidarity Mission II, present a proclamation from Florida Governor Rick Scott to Mark Regev, the chief spokesman for the Prime Minister of Israel, who accepted the message that 'Florida stands with Israel,' on behalf of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
During the 50 days of Operation Protective Edge, Hamas launched 4,500 rockets and mortars from the Gaza Strip into Israel. The war claimed the lives of 66 soldiers and six civilians—among them a 4-year-old boy from a southern kibbutz —and cost over $2.5 billion, making it the country's most expensive operation in a decade.
But those are just the numbers. To understand the effects of the war first-hand, 35 Americans from across the U.S. decided to leave the safety of their own homes and travel to Israel on a solidarity mission with Jewish National Fund (JNF), the second organized in the last month.
From August 24 to 28, participants followed the same footsteps of JNF's first solidarity mission and made visits to Israel's most battered communities in the south. Despite the barrage of over 100 rockets per day, participants on the mission enjoyed playing with children in Sderot's JNF Indoor Recreation Center; visited people with disabilities at Aleh Negev, a rehabilitative village near Gaza; and worked with children in Halutza to prepare care packages for IDF soldiers.
"I can feel the huge effect that the last thirty days has had on these communities and families here," said Sheryl Buchholtz of Brooklyn, NY, who spearheaded and co-chaired JNF's L'Chaim Solidarity Mission II after taking part on the first. "While everyone is weary, they're very grateful to have our support."
Aside from Ms. Buchholtz, those on her mission experienced the latest Hamas-Israel conflict for the first time.
"This experience is a limited engagement for us and won't have the same long-term emotional effect," said Rabbi Adam Miller from Naples, FL. "But for those who are stuck here and are constantly under the barrage, it's a completely different story, and I don't know how the Israelis endure it. I really don't."
It was equally hard for Israelis to understand why a group of Americans would purposefully leave the safety of the U.S. to travel to Israel during the war but they appreciated the show of solidarity.
"Last night we shared dinner in Ofakim with 17 IDF soldiers who were responsible for destroying the tunnels in Gaza," said Ronald Werner of Denver, CO, co-chair of the mission. "I stood up and thanked them for what they did for Israel and the Jewish people, and they said, 'No, we thank you. Your being here and standing with us gives us the strength for what we had to do.'"
Joining Mr. Werner on the mission were his father, Robert Werner of Miami, FL, also a mission co-chair, and his 22-year-old nephew Jack, a recent graduate of Stanford University, who was in Israel six weeks earlier when the war began.
"I was really happy to return and support Israel and let her people know they weren't completely alone in the world," said Jack Werner of New York, NY. "I'm sure people here feel very isolated based on the reaction of global media and international politics, so it seemed like an important thing to do."
Midway through the mission, Israel and the Palestinians announced an agreement on a long-term truce. After 50 days of fighting, quiet finally ensued after Hamas sent a final message.
"Hamas let us know a truce was coming," said Dan Lewis from Chicago, IL. "We were in the south, and right before the truce was announced, there was a barrage of rockets."
Having lifted the spirits of so many men, women, and children in Israel, the Americans completed their trip and left their mark on the land itself: Joined by students from the Alexander Muss High School in Israel (AMHSI), they picked up a shovel and planted saplings at the Harvey Hertz-JNF Tree Planting Center outside Jerusalem.
The planting carried extra meaning as only two weeks earlier the Center's namesake and beneficiary, Harvey Hertz, had passed away. As all planted the small trees and got their hands dirty, Ronald Werner, an alumnus of AMHSI, reflected on how special the experience was for him.
"I went to Alexander Muss thirty-three years ago and have been to Israel more than twenty times: this time I've had the privilege of having my father and nephew with me," Werner said. "If this is not the definition of 'Am Yisrael Chai,' then I don't know what is. That has been the undertone of this mission: Am Yisrael Chai!"
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"I thought, 'There's no way I want my daughter to go through this,"' she said.
"It's motherly instinct I suppose."
Kidney transplants by living donors are well established in Australia, but live liver transplants are rare. The first in the world was performed in Brisbane in 1989, but there have been only a few since, even though it is common in countries such as Japan.
Mrs Checker admitted she had concerns about the operation, which is tentatively booked for March 13 if a donor is not found.
"It's a very scary, very unpleasant operation. There's a risk of complications," she said. "I had to consider my husband, and the needs of my three other children and grandchildren. But Cooper is running out of time and I'm not prepared to sit back and let him die."
Soon after birth, Cooper was diagnosed with biliary atresia, a rare condition where bile flow from the liver is obstructed. He already has cirrhosis of the liver and is permanently jaundiced, with a distended stomach.
A new liver will give him a good chance of a normal life. Survival rates for transplant patients are now more than 90 per cent in the first year, and 80 per cent after five years.
The Hanby family moved from Adelaide to the Children's Hospital in December when doctors made it clear Cooper would not survive long-term without a transplant.
The family has drawn hope from a successful partial liver transplant done at RPA and the Children's Hospital last year between a father and his nine-year-old son. The two families have since formed a close friendship.
RPA's head of transplant surgery, Professor Hans Schlitt, will direct a team of surgeons to remove about 20 per cent of Mrs Checker's liver, then accompany it to the Children's Hospital for transplantation into Cooper. The procedure would take about 15 hours.
Professor Schlitt said living donor transplants may become more common as organ donor rates in Australia were among the lowest in the Western world.
To register as an organ donor, phone the Organ Donor Registry on 1800 777 203, drop into any Medicare office or visit www.hic.gov.au\organ.
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Resident Evil 5 Has A Release Date
The horror returns in September 2012
Sony and Screen Gems may be eyeing Devil May Cry as their next videogame-to-film franchise, but they've not given up on the last one yet. Lest we forget, Resident Evil: Afterlife topped the box office on its (admittedly quiet) opening weekend last autumn, which is all the justification the studio needed to keep going. The as-yet-untitled Resident Evil 5 is now scheduled for release on September 14, 2012.
Milla Jovovich threatened as much in the immediate wake of Afterlife's release, enthusing "it's the biggest film in the franchise; lets do Resi 5 soon!" So while there are absolutely no details of script, director or cast yet, her involvement, along with her producer/director/series honcho husband Paul WS Anderson seems assured. Last we heard, the pair were hitting the interwebs for some fan interaction to determine where to take the films next.
Leon Kennedy in ye olde Europe? Sheva Alomar in Africa? The films aren't renowned for their fidelity to the games, so don't hold your breath for either of those things. The last one ended with a cliffhanger involving Jill Valentine and the evil Umbrella Corporation, who are now controlling people with devices nicked from Cronos.
Do, however, expect 3D and slow-motion and bizarro plotting: our favourite device so far was the virus that could drink rivers, with Milla's briefly functioning telekenetic superpowers a close second. So far these films have been critic-and-fanboy-proof, so we'll see if the fifth can continue the odd trend of being massively successful in the face of apparent universal vilification.
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Acer ICONIA TAB A200 10" Android tablet shows up at Best Buy for $350
0. phoneArena posted on 20 Jan 2012, 07:27
For a 10-incher at that price, the Iconia A200 is a pretty decent proposition - 1280x800 resolution, Tegra 2 dual-core chipset, full-size USB port, and 16GB of storage. Granted, you only get a front-facing 2MP camera for video chat, and no rear shooter, but on a 10" tablet it's not something to fuss about too much anyway...
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1. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5713; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
it's been on hhgreg for $320 for a couple of days now. o:
2. Daniel.P (Posts: 108; Member since: 14 Jul 2011)
$320 is for the 8GB version there :-)
3. c.hack (Posts: 614; Member since: 09 Dec 2009)
After using the Acer A500 since release, I regret ever getting it. Tegra 2 dual core was supposed to be an iPad killer. The Acer is even more sluggish than my 1st gen iPad, locks up and needs a reboot almost every day, has poor battery life and a poor screen. The Kindle at $200 is a much better deal. I can't see paying more than $200 for a generic Android tablet ever again.


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Barbara Dawson has no intention of leaving her hospital room.
Although the staff at the hospital in the Florida Panhandle town of Blountstown has discharged her, the patient refuses to leave, prompting a call to the police department on December 21.
"No, no, no, no," Dawson implores the responding officer when he begins talking with her. She asks him to leave the room and says she is feeling sick.
In audio captured by his vehicle's dashcam video, the officer calmly responds: "Here's what's going to happen. You can walk out of this hospital peacefully or I can take you out of the hospital." Dawson repeatedly cries out, "Oh my God, oh my God, oh my God."
After she is removed and taken outside, Dawson collapses and lies on a parking lot for nearly 20 minutes before she is rushed back into the hospital. She is declared dead about 90 minutes after the officer arrived.
Now there are multiple investigations into her death and her survivors are considering legal action.
The audio, released by lawyers for Dawson's family, provides a gripping account of what happened.
During her raucous moments with the officer in her room, the 57-year-old woman says that she can hardly breathe, an assertion she repeats as the officer prepares to handcuff her.
Dawson asks to be left alone and shouts during the ensuing struggle, "Please don't let me die!"
The arrested woman is taken outside, only to collapse on the parking lot.
Dawson is told by the officer to get up, but she doesn't respond. She remains on the ground for about 18 minutes while the medical staff monitors her vital signs. The officer and staff aren't able to get the heavyset woman into the police vehicle and a call has been made for another vehicle.
A physician approaches the vehicle to check on Dawson.
"This is totally different than what she was when I was discharging her," the doctor says while waiting for a stretcher in order to readmit her.
Barbara Dawson, who was admitted to the hospital for abdominal pain, dies a short time later inside the hospital.
'There wasn't a dry eye'
A medical examiner report indicated she died from a blood clot in her lungs, Calhoun Liberty Hospital said in December. "A pulmonary embolism is often immediate and fatal," the hospital said. "It is difficult to detect and can be impossible to treat."
Attorneys for the family said they are considering a lawsuit against the hospital and Blountstown police.
CNN was unable to obtain comment from Blountstown police on Thursday.
The hospital said on Wednesday that it continues "to grieve the loss of a patient and member of the community." Its CEO said the facility welcomed outside investigations, including by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
Asked about the video and audio, family attorney Benjamin Crump said, "There wasn't a dry eye when they listened to the last hour or so of her life."
Asked why the hospital discharged Dawson, Crump said, "We haven't got a reason at all. They haven't said anything, other than she was stabilized and she was discharged, so she had to leave." The police report said that medical staff had said her breathing was fine before she was removed.
The medical facility said it has been asked why Dawson was removed. "While we can't discuss her situation directly, we can say we generally only ask patients to be removed when there is a cause for concern about other patients' care or safety."
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Welcome to the world of Aden. I will be your guide through your travel from level one to twenty. I will help you to become the greatest fighter in Aden by helping you find key quests, shops, and leveling spots. First you should go through the short but very important guide at the beginning of your adventurer. Now go, be guided, with haste fair one.
Back? Great, let's get you started on the road to twenty. First off equip your sword and armor by hitting tab and right clicking on the armor and sword in there. Next go to the bottom right hand of your screen and click on the first button to the left. Go to the actions button under there and put attack, sit and pick up items in your hot bar too the right of your screen. Place them in the following order: 1. Attack 2.Sit 3.Pick up items. To use those just hit the corresponding F key, for attack F1, sit F2 and so on as you get more attacks and what not.
Next talk to one of the Mother temps and get the quest from them to collect fangs. Now leave the building and head out to cut up some Keltirs, your local neighborhood fox looking things. Here is where you have to make a choice, how long to kill the little furry beasts. I recommend killing only Keltirs until level six, though that may seem like a long grind and very repetitive, it's worth it.
Killing only Keltirs, not young Keltirs or anything else, just the ones named Keltirs insures that you can keep on a steady path to six without having to sit and heal. Also, by sticking to only Keltirs you get one SP per kill which is the case for anything around there after you hit level two. Since they are such low level it will take more and more kills to level but you will always get one SP so you build up a large SP pool by the time you hit six. This will allow you to get some nice skills right away once you make it to town.
Level six already? Awesome, go back to the Mother Temps and talk to one of them, they will tell you to talk to Nerupa, the weird spider looking lady in the center of the semicircle the Mothers. Talk to her, trust me, she won't bite…not until she has wrapped you up in her web! Once you have received your map from Nerupa head up the bridge behind you.
This is the Elven village and everything you need is close and simple to find. First to your right is the weapon shop and to your left is storage and beyond that the skill building. Head to the south wall and enter the building there, this is the skill building where you can learn different skills from attacks to defensive or offensive spells. This is where you need to decide what kind of fighter you want to be; there are four choices, sword, dagger, bow, or bow/melee hybrid. I highly recommend the hybrid because you can get the attack power shot and use it to do a huge amount of damage to your target. Once the creature gets upon you switch to your melee weapon by use of keys.
In any case, if you chose fighter get Rest and Power strike. If you are a bow user get Power shot and Rest. Last but not least, if you are using a dagger get Mortal blow and Rest, either way you want Rest. In the case you went hybrid then you will want Power strike and Power shot not to mention rest if you have enough SP.
Once you have decided on what kind of fighter to be leave the shop and go to the north exit. On the left will be the weapon shop, enter and buy the weapon of your chosen skills. Buy the eight hundred and eighty three Adena weapon and bow if you decided to do hybrid. Now buy some armor, the basic stuff and arrows if you need them. You are now armed to slaughter some orcs!
Leave town out the Southwest exit and head northwest and begin killing gray wolves, Kaboo orc grunts, kaboo orcs, goblin raiders, and green dryads. Beware that all the previously listed monsters will help their brothers aside from the gray wolfs. Now don't worry about soiling your beautiful hands, you must get dirty to get anywhere, get used to blood and the unpleasantries of life fair one.
A little note about your new special attacks, they may do a great amount of damage and seem really nice to open a battle with but they are even better to close a battle. Here's the nice thing about these specials, they have something called over-hit. When you over hit something you increase the amount of XP given from the target, the lower the life of the target when you use your special the move XP bonus you get, up to twenty five percent. Learn how to use over hit effectively to level quicker.
Once you reach level eight, then head back into town. On your immediate left will be the magic shop, enter and talk to Trader Herbtien on the right and get the quest to collect spore sacks. Go out of town through the southwest gate and open your map. On the map to the south you should see Iris Lake, go to the left side of there and kill Spore Fungus until you get ten spore sacs. Then return to town and give them to the trader for a reward of two thousand Adena. Continue to hunt these until you reach level ten or higher.
Covered in spore gunk? You weapon just not cutting as well as it used to? Reach the half waypoint of level ten? I've got the fix for you then! Go back into town and make your way to the Southeast exit and talk Sentinel Kendnell who will give you an easy and very rewarding quest. He will give you one of four targets, opening your inventory and going to the quest tab will show you the orders; left click to see the name of the orc you need to kill. Be warned that the orcs may have fellow orcs around them that will attack you and all the orc chiefs have a warhound with them, though they are weak. Below is a list of the orcs and their locations, but they wander a bit around their spawn points:
– #1 Kaboo Chief Uoph. Southwest exit and the northwest to ruins.
– #2 Kaboo Chief Kracha. Southwest exit go immediately south and look for nine towers, he is there.
– #3 Kaboo Chief Batoh. Open your map, head to the Elven Fortress, he wanders around outside there.
– #4 Kaboo Chief Tanukia. Southwest exit and follow the road to the crossroads. He is to the Southwest near some ruins.
The second part requires you to kill another orc and here again is a list of the orcs:
– #5 Kaboo Chief Turel. Southwest exit and immediately south, cross the river and look for him in the ruins on top of the hill.
– #6 Kaboo Chief Roko. Southwest exit, head to Iris Lake, he is located on the left side near the shore next to some ruins.
– #7 Kaboo Chief Kamut. He is on the south end of Iris Lake across the road in a field.
– #8 Kaboo Chief Murika. Go out the Southeast exit and follow the road over two bridges, he will be in the second set of ruins on the left.
Return to Sentinel Kendnell and you will receive Red Sunset Sword, a very nice weapon for that level. Now it's time to get some more levels by tackling some eight-legged freaks and some floating beauties. Make your way to the crossroads and form a team of one healer and two tanks by shouting out in the all channel that you are looking for a healer and another tank around your level.
Once you have formed a team head to the West to the spider fields. Now, the first thing you need to know is that Hook spiders will not attack you, Crimson and Pincer Spiders will, as will the random Liriens but all are social so be careful how you pull. It's best if you use your bow to pull Liriens out of groups of spiders and vice versa. Now kill like mad until you reach fifteen and make sure to watch for a Bow of Forest off of the Hook spiders, it's a one-hundred and fifty-thousand Adena weapon and very useful. Level here until you hit level twelve then head back to town for another quest.
Now you need to talk to Sentinel Knight Alberryus, you will find him outside the skill building on the balcony. Talk to him, accept the quest and then go inside to talk to Master Cobendell. After speaking to Cobendell head out of the Southwest exit to the crossroads. To the Southwest you will find the Dryads and Dryad ribes you need to kill for the Dryad tears. Time to make some leaf wearing weirdos cry!
After you have severely beaten the tears out of the Dryads return to town and talk to Master Cobendell. Once you have talked to him talk to Sentinel Knight Alberryus and he will ask you to give some potions to the other Sentinels. The first one is Sentinel Gartrandell who is on the same balcony as Alberryus. The next Sentinel is Sentinel Veltress as the Southeast exit, then Sentinel Berryos at the Northeast exit and lastly Sentinel Rayjien at the Southwest exit. Return to Sentinel Knight Alberryus to receive your reward, a Sentinel Sword.
If you want there are two other quests to pick up for a bone shield and a leather shirt though they require a lot more work then the sword quests. But if you are going to do the bone shield one you might as well do the leather shirt too. First, talk to Sentinel Stardyen at the Southwest exit for the leather shirt quest and then Trader Unoren in the weapon shop for the bone shield one.
Next go to the Elven Fortress and find a team unless you already have one. Venture into the fortress and kill Baraq orc fighter and Baraq orc Sub leaders for the parts you need for the leather shirt quest. After you have collected all four poems head deeper in and kill skeletons for the ten bone fragments you need and Mist Terrors for the three skulls.
Now that you have collected the parts you need return to town and talk to Sentinel Stardyen on your way in for the leather shirt reward and then to Trader Unoren for the bone shield and two thousand XP rewards. Now breath fair one, you have worked hard to get this far, and you only have a short stretch to the end.
Head back to the crossroad and pick up another team around your level unless you happen to have one. Head to the west over the bridge to what is called the Neutral Area, the area between the Dark Elves and the Elf's. Here you will find Scavenger Wererats and Arachevils and Lyconthropes.
The Wererats won't attack you but Arachevil and Lycanthropes on the other hand will and the Arachevil has poison, which can be a real pain, make sure your healer has cure poison 1. Watch out for the Lycanthropes, best just to stay away from them as they hit pretty hard.
All targets are social and after killing so many wererats you may get a wererat chief to spawn with a couple of buddies. I didn't have enough guts to go see if they attack but lets treat them as if the do. If this place gets too boring for you, you can always head back to the elf fortress for levels, though as one Elf I know said, that place is the spawn of all evil.
Well, here we are, level twenty and you still as good looking and clean as ever. Guess you showed me that you don't have to get dirty to be great. Congratulations and don't forget to head back to town to do your profession change now that you are twenty. It has been a great time, I hope to see you again in the future, good luck and safe travels.
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Week 16 of the NFL season?
The problem right now is the Pacers have neither. Their talent is not where it needs to be and their teamwork is not where it needs to be.
This is like the weatherman who every morning says it is going to rain He's often wrong, but the one day he is right and the other weathermen in town predicted it was going to be sunny all day, wow that one weatherman is a genius.
Am I bitter. Yes I suppose I am. Heck I've been agreeing with Bball for a month now on almost everything, and it's scaring me
I can't believe you overlooked this} Donnie and RonnieOriginally Posted by Frank Slade
Originally Posted by Jermaniac
Would you please quit swearing! Please!
For the last couple of months you have been coming across as the proverbial angry young man.
I noticed in last nights game thread others are picking up the habit.
Please watch your language! Please!
Originally Posted by Will Galen
I do agree
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one frustrated w/ this... I don't mind others do it once in a while, but you (Jermaniac) do it almost every time you post!Originally Posted by Will Galen
"George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears
Originally Posted by Will Galen
Damn is a bad word?Originally Posted by Will Galen
and the constant use of ****Originally Posted by Jermaniac
"George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears
It is in the context in which you always seem to use it .Originally Posted by Jermaniac
Jerm busted.
Look like he's **** outta luck.
You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
Jerm is one bad mo.. shut your mouth..!!Originally Posted by SoupIsGood
I am just talking about Jerm..
Why Not Us ?
Dude that font makes me want to talk with a few asterisks, what is going on thereOriginally Posted by Frank Slade
You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
Am I the only one who doesn't believe this bogus quote by Artest's agent?
what it looks regular to me until someone quotes it.. what is wrong with my font... I am always the last to know these things....Originally Posted by SoupIsGood
Why Not Us ?
Originally Posted by Frank Slade
You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
i think the "****'s" just stand out, if he were to actually say d-a-m-n then it wouldn't be as noticeable. Besides, it IS only stars and its not the word that everyone sees so if he wants to swear then **** it, no biggie we're all grown up here and at our most angry of times i know we all say some things that aren't the most pleasant or ear appeasing. but this thread isn't about swearing, its about ron artest....again...and how a deal is not done yet. I'll give it until the end of the week and if nothing is done then i swear i will recruit with me, a group of PD's stealthiest ninja warriors and sneak into TPTB's front offices and recover any fax or paper work...or if we are lucky find the eagle in its nest and force a trade right there.....exxxcelleent
Originally Posted by jmoney2584
I like all of the above...except the fat one, not too in-con-F'ing-spicuous now is he Hicks?.....(thats a SNATCH movie quote if no one caught it)
Originally Posted by jmoney2584
A little less overt and a lot less risk of arrest, set up across the street with those CIA parabolic microphones and listen in.
Then go kick the carp out of somebody if we don't like what we're hearing (oh wait, there'd ALWAYS be somebody ready to kick the carp out of them then, we'd never agree when to move).
Ever notice how friendly folks are at a shootin' range??.
That reminds me of the three headed giant on Monty Python and the Holy Grail hahah


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Mr Charles William Warren was born in Portsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England over the summer months of 1881.
He was the son of Henry John Warren (b. 1854), a bricklayer, and Emily Jane Sansbury (b. 1853), both natives of Portsmouth who had married in 1874 and he was one of four surviving children from a total of eight. His known siblings were: Henry James (b. 1874), Alfred George (b. 1876), Samuel Sidney (b. 1879), Nellie Beatrice (b. 1888), Harold Edgar (b. 1894), Sidney Rupert (b. 1897) and May Gladys (b. 1900).
In the months prior to Charles' birth his family were listed on the 1881 census living at 70 Grigg Street, Portsea and would be moved to 15 Staunton Street in the same locale by the time of the 1891 census. The 1901 census shows the family living at 15 Chapel Street, Portsmouth and the record indicates that Charles was an unmarried seaman. How long his career at sea lasted is unknown and he later followed in his father's footsteps to become a bricklayer.
He was married in Portsmouth in late 1902 to Sophia Dine who was born in 1883 in Brighton, Sussex. The couple would have five children: Charles Henry (1903-1983), Delcie Alice (later Mrs Edward Abery, 1905-1983), Frederick John (1907-1988), Ivy Louisa (later married Ernest Abery - brother of Edward, 1910-2003) and Olive May (later Mrs Arthur Knipe, 1912-1976).
The family are listed on the 1911 census living at 31 Hyde Street, Southsea, Portsmouth and Charles was still described as a bricklayer.
Charles boarded the Titanic in Southampton on 10 April 1912. His third class ticket (number 49867), had cost £7, 11s. His destination is unknown.
Charles Warren died in the sinking and his body, if recovered, was never identified. He left behind a three month old daughter, Olive (who had been born on 14 January 1912), besides his other children and his widow.
His widow Sophia was remarried in 1915 to Robert Horsley and the couple had several more children. Sophia died in Portsmouth in 1967. His last surviving child Ivy died in Portsmouth in 2003.
References and SourcesContract Ticket List, White Star Line 1912 (National Archives, New York; NRAN-21-SDNYCIVCAS-55[279])
Michael A. Findlay (1998) Revised Passenger List in Judith Geller Titanic: Women and Children First. Haynes. ISBN 1 85260 594 4
Marriages, births, deaths and injuries that have occurred on board during the voyage (PRO London, BT 100/259-260)
Names and Descriptions of British Passengers Embarked at the Port of Southampton, 10 April 1912 (PRO London, BT 27/780B)


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Is a happy marriage in the cards for Kate & William? This deck might have the answer—just make sure you twist this Anya Caliendo topper to the side so your view of Prince Harry isn't jeopardized.
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Sting Like A Butterfly
Only Philip Treacy could make this Alexander McQueen hat look sexy instead of terrifying. We imagine the collective gardens of those attending the royal nuptials are too great to count, so any Lady, Duchess or Baroness with an invite could whip one up in time for Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
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NORWALK, Conn. (AP) — A state judge has requested psychological treatment for a Norwalk woman arrested this week for allegedly walking naked inside a power plant with her two daughters.
Thirty-five-year-old Renee Blaise was arraigned Wednesday in Norwalk Superior Court on charges of risk of injury to minors and trespassing. She's detained on $20,000 bail and is to return to court March 30.
Police say Blaise was found walking naked in the Manresa power plant in Norwalk on the night of March 7 with her two daughters, ages 7 and 11. Police say the younger girl also was naked and the older girl only had a shirt on. They say both girls were crying and shivering from being cold.
Police say the girls are now with their father, who lives in New York.
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In the wake of Thursday's Lower House passage of the education reform bill, critics wonder whether news management may have been used to clear the path for what one commentator alleged to be a "fascist" power grab by the central government.
The concerns arise following revelations, soon after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office on Sept. 26, of pervasive coverups within the education system — problems administrators and teachers say were known for years but had been kept hidden.
In recent weeks, the media have reported that the education ministry claimed no students had committed suicide due to bullying since 1999, despite evidence to the contrary.
And Kyodo News reported last week that the ministry knew four years ago that some 16 percent of incoming college students had not taken world history, which is part of the required curriculum, in high school. The ministry responded simply by telling teachers to follow curriculum guidelines. No sanctions were given.
"When the press reported such problems in the past, the issue ended there," said political commentator and author Minoru Morita.
This time around, he said, the government drummed up a public outcry to create a pretext for wresting administrative control away from boards of education — where Morita believes it belongs.
"That is the chief motivation behind this legal revision," he said, adding that the ruling coalition did not raise objections after similar revelations in years past because the Liberal Democratic Party and its junior partner, New Komeito, had not yet agreed on wording in the legislation that the LDP wanted: provisions aimed at teaching patriotism in the classroom. At New Komeito's urging, the LDP agreed to water down the language early this year.
Opinion polls show a strong desire for major changes to the education system. Critics are concerned the Abe Cabinet may try to exploit the sense that the nation's schools are falling apart for its own ends.
Daichi Horiuchi, secretary general of the Toyama Prefectural High School Teachers' Union, said while increased public interest in education issues may be focusing media attention on problems in schools, the possibility of political manipulation can't be discounted.
"With the committee debate centered on curriculum and bullying scandals in the Lower House, there hasn't been much time to discuss the substance of the revision," Horiuchi said.
At issue is Article 16 of the bill, which states: "Free from subjection to unfair control, the administration of education must be conducted in accordance with this law and other education-related laws, with suitable delegation of duties and mutual cooperation between the central government and local government organizations, in a fair and appropriate manner."
Critics say if the bill is passed, the phrase "this law and other education-related laws" in Article 16 will open the door to greater control by the state, which until now has been constrained by Article 10 of the current law. It reads: "Free from subjection to unfair control, the administration of education should be conducted with responsibility vested directly in all people of the nation."
"Article 10 has worked as a brake to prevent the central government from interfering in education," said Takashi Narushima, an expert in education law at Niigata University. "The revision lets the state intervene more in education."
Political commentator Morita, who has condemned the ultraconservative stance of recent Japanese leaders, says the change is an invitation to disaster.
Morita believes Abe's Cabinet will waste no time using the revised law to push a staunchly nationalist agenda.
In addition to potentially shifting the administrative balance of power, the bill calls for "cultivating an attitude that respects tradition and culture, loves the nation and homeland that have fostered them, while respecting other countries and contributing to international peace and development."
Although the compromise worked out between the LDP and New Komeito removed any direct reference to patriotism in the wording, Morita sees the bill as a throwback to Japan's prewar militarism.
"Before the war, education in Japan was completely run by the state, and this was the root of our country's big mistakes. We abandoned that path in the postwar period to adopt a system of education based on democratic ideals.
"That requires handing authority to teachers and local government. To reject this is a mistake. For the state to single-handedly regulate education, to reinstate a system (that puts education) completely in the grip of the central government, this is the basis of fascism," Morita said.


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Munich (Oct. 24)
The Jewish Central Committee is negotiating with American military authorities for permission to open an office in Berlin, it was learned here today. The Committee has already established offices in the principal cities of the American zone except Berlin where special permission is required because of the four-power administrative set-up and the extremely crowded conditions.
It was also revealed that four leaders of the Committee will proceed to the United States to accept an invitation from the United Jewish Appeal to address the U.J.A. national conference in Atlantic City. The four are Leon Retter, general secretary of the Committee; Dr. Samuel Gringauz, president of its advisory council; Dr. Boris Pliskin, chief of the Committee health department; and Samuel Shlomovitch, chairman of the Frankfurt regional committee.


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Aishwarya Rai, who turned 39 recently, has been very busy after becoming a mother. The actress hasn't appeared in a film since 2010. But, she hasn't disappeared completely, she is keeping her self busy with endorsements.
From endorsing brands like Kalyan Jewellers, to getting a french honor on her birthday, Ash has been all over the place. Recently, she also became the international Goodwill Ambassador at the UN headquarters.
Now, the latest is Aishwarya Rai's new ad for Longines, the pic was recently tweeted by the watch manufacturing company.
Recently she was spotted at SRK's place in the wee hours with hubby Abhishek Bachchan. Apparently, The couple was there for Shahrukh's birthday.
If rumors are true, Aishwarya will be seen on the big screen again with Karan Johar's next venture. As of now she is happy taking care of her daughter Araadhya.
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Is it me or the new format of this site is rubbish, can't even read all the article, most of the words Are missing??
you are right i hate the new style of the site i hope if they return the old style it was much better and there were more visitors comment on the news
i don't know why aishwarya don't exercise and go to jem!!!! yeah she is beautiful but if she exercise her body she will be more beautiful


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10th Grade Reading List
Reading Suggestions for 10th Graders from the Weber County Library
Ana is an honor student obsessed with being successful at everything academic, Clayton is her thirteen-year-old genius brother, the youngest student in their high school and Zak is gamer who is forced to join the quiz team by his teacher--but when Clayton sneaks off to a science fiction convention in Seattle while they are all there for a quiz bowl tournament, Ana is forced to rely on the unreliable Zak to find him.
Introduces end of the world scenarios, including self-destruction through nuclear war or continued environmental exploitation, humanity wiped out by a pandemic, or an asteroid or comet strike destroying Earth.
A lock of Ludwig van Beethoven's hair was cut off his head on his deathbed in 1827. It ended up in Nazi-occupied Denmark in 1943. In 1994, it was sold at auction to two men who studied the hair for forensic evidence of Beethoven's deafness and cause of death.
Fifteen-year-old Jem knows when she looks at someone the exact date they'll die.
Gage, foreman of a railroad construction gang, survived an iron rod being blasted through his brain in 1848, and the subsequent study of him contributed to the modern understanding of the central nervous system.
The story of the Civil War as seen through the lenses of the field photographers hired by Matthew Brady, who traveled with troops and made visual records of what they saw.
Presents the history of photography from the daguerreotypes of the mid-1800s to its acceptance as an art form and more.
Robbie's last-minute flight to the Midway Atoll proves to be a nightmare when the plane goes down in shark-infested waters. Fighting for her life, the co-pilot Max pulls her onto the raft, and that's when the real terror begins.
In the late eighteenth-century, Sido, the twelve-year-old daughter of a self-indulgent marquis, and Yann, a fourteen-year-old Gypsy orphan raised to perform in a magic show, face a common enemy at the start of the French Revolution.
Living with his alcoholic father on a broken-down sailboat on Puget Sound has been hard on seventeen-year-old Chance Taylor, but when his love of running leads to a high-paying job, he quickly learns that the money is not worth the risk.
More than sixty years after her 1943 death in Auschwitz, the words of fourteen-year-old Rutka Laskier, a young Jewish girl from Bedzin, Poland, recreate the everyday lives of the Polish Jews of her town caught up in the Holocaust.
Orphaned by the Border Wars, Alina Starkov is taken from obscurity and her only friend, Mal, to become the protege of the mysterious Darkling, who trains her to join the magical elite in the belief that she is the Sun Summoner, who can destroy the monsters of the Fold.
Scrap metal scavenger Nailer discovers a beached clipper ship and its only survivor, a wealthy heiress.
Signing Their Lives Away: The Fame and Misfortune of the Men Who Signed the Declaration of Independence
Presents the lives, deaths, and scandals involving the fifty-six signers of the Declaration of Independence, including John Adams, John Hancock, and Thomas Jefferson.
As she struggles with her troubled relationship with her mother during the summer of 1960, a young girl is also drawn into the violence, hatred, and racial tension in her small Georgia town.
In an alternate world where industrialization has caused many species of carbon-eating dragons to thrive, Owen, a slayer being trained by his famous father and aunt, and Siobahn, his bard, face a dragon infestation near their small town in Canada.
An account of the Siege of Leningrad reveals the role played by Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich and his Leningrad Symphony in rallying and commemorating their fellow citizens.
The story of Nelson Mandela, who challenged apartheid in South Africa.
Used to being sold, Charlotte is unfazed by her new position at Mammoth Cave Hotel, until she meets Stephen.
A number of stories featuring unnatural creatures along with several other creatures who are either unlikely, impossible, or do not exist at all.


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They called it stormy Monday, but today shouldn't be as bad.
After suffering through a soggy first day of the work week, Gainesville residents can expect some sunshine today, according to the National Weather Service.
Granted, the sunshine will come with a bite.
Monday's rain ushered in a weak cold front that could keep temperatures from getting any higher than 50 degrees today, meteorologist Sean Ryan said. Winds could gust as high as 25 miles per hour today, he said, adding to the cold.
But warmer — and more seasonal — temperatures should return Wednesday and continue until Friday.
Ryan said Thanksgiving Day should be mostly sunny, with a forecast high of around 58 that is right around average for this time of year. That should make it a great day for tossing around a football or taking a walk to work off that Thanksgiving feast.
As of Monday night, the forecast called for a chance of rain Thursday night, but Ryan said it's unlikely that significant rain will impede holiday travelers until Friday or Saturday. The only area in the Southeast likely to see rain Thursday night is the Texas and Louisiana coast, he said.
For a full day of gray, Monday's scattered showers did not bring a lot of rain. The wet weather netted less than a half inch of rainfall at Gainesville's Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport.
"After this, it looks like we may get another round of rain by Friday that could be a little heavier," Ryan said.
The forecast for Gainesville calls for a 60 percent chance of rain Friday and into Saturday.


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Taxes come due at contractor's West Deer office
The Deer Lakes School District and West Deer stand to benefit from a construction firm's regional office becoming taxable.
In response to a recent request from Allegheny County, Joseph B. Fay Co. was one of 20 property owners to inform county officials it no longer qualifies for tax-exempt status on its property.
In the Alle-Kiski Valley, the only other property affected was a roughly 42,000-square-foot vacant lot on Hulton Road in Plum that Presbyterian SeniorCare sold to Longwood at Oakmont in July 2008, Presbyterian Senior Care spokeswoman Lisa Fischetti said.
Joseph B. Fay Co. identifies property in West Deer near the Rock Airport as its Pittsburgh regional office. A representative did not respond to requests for comment Wednesday.
A state Keystone Opportunity Zone designation became active at the site on Jan. 1, 1999, and expired on Dec. 31, 2010, said Lyndsay Frank, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Community and Economic Development.
The zone exempted Joseph B. Fay from property and several other state and local taxes from 2001 to 2010, Frank said.
With the property's 2013 assessed value of about $2.1 million, Deer Lakes stands to gain about $40,000 in that revenue, district Business Manager Dennis Thimons said Wednesday.
But Thimons said the property is still listed as tax-exempt, and he was uncertain if the district would be able to assess taxes against it for the district's 2013-14 school year.
It may not be able to do so until 2014-15, he said.
The property and its value cannot yet be used as the district finalizes its 2013-14 budget, Thimons said. The school board is meeting Friday to pass the district's spending plan.
Taxes on the property would garner about $4,000 for West Deer, which has a budget of about $4.7 million, Township Manager Daniel Mator said.
"It all makes a difference," he said.
Mator did not know if any other properties in the Keystone Opportunity Zone would be affected as Fay's has been.
Mator said the township relies on the county to keep track of which properties are taxable.
"We can only go by what the county gives us," he said.
Allegheny County has been reviewing tax-exempt properties since February, according to county spokeswoman Amie Downs.
The county sent letters to the owners of 2,800 tax-exempt properties, asking if and how they qualified for not paying property taxes, she said.
Of those, 1,833 responded and provided documentation supporting their tax-exempt status; 659 asked for an extension; 288 did not respond.
Presbyterian SeniorCare and Joseph B. Fay were among the 20 that said they no longer qualify because of how they use the property or, as in Presbyterian SeniorCare's case, no longer own it.
Those that requested, extensions were given 30 or 60 days.
For the more than 1,800 claiming they qualify, Downs said the county is planning to do site visits to ensure that they do.
"We're not anywhere near the end of the process," she said.
For those that did not respond, their tax-exempt status was revoked, Downs said. Those owners can appeal to the Board of Property Assessment and Review, or reapply, she said.
Staff writer Bobby Kerlik contributed to this report. Brian C. Rittmeyer is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-226-4701 or email@example.com.


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Tony Winner JERSEY BOYS - Musical Phenom Plays Broward Center!
(Photo By Joan Marcus)
The story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
DIRECTED BY DES McANUFF
Playing FORT LAUDERDALE'S
Casting has been announced for the much-anticipated Fort Lauderdale engagement of the Tony, Grammy and Olivier Award-winning hit musical JERSEY BOYS, the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, playing the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, January 11 – 29, 2012.
The cast of JERSEY BOYS will be led by Preston Truman Boyd (Bob Gaudio), Joseph Leo Bwarie (Frankie Valli), John Gardiner (Tommy DeVito) and Michael Lomenda (Nick Massi), with Jonathan Hadley and Joseph Siravo.
The ensemble of JERSEY BOYS includes Christopher DeAngelis, Nick Cosgrove, Lauren Decierdo, Frankie J. Galasso, Buck Hujabre, Denise Payne, Mauricio Pérez, Timothy Quinlan, Kyli Rae, John Rochette, Brian Silverman, Kara Tremel, Mark Verdino, Donald Webber, Jr., Kevin Worley and Adam Zelasko.
JERSEY BOYS is the winner of the 2006 Best Musical Tony Award®, the 2006 Grammy Award® for Best Musical Show Album, the 2009 Olivier Award for Best New Musical and the 2010 Helpmann Award for Best Musical (Australia).
The premiere engagement of JERSEY BOYS in Fort Lauderdale was an overwhelming success, seen by over 80,000 theatergoers, breaking Broward Center box office records and hailed as "Solid gold!" by critics and audiences alike. The economic impact of the 2009 JERSEY BOYS – Fort Lauderdale engagement, is estimated around $20 Million.
JERSEY BOYS worldwide has been seen by approximately 13 million people (as of July 17, 2011). Catch a sneak peek of Jersey Boys! Log on to www.JerseyBoysTour.com/watch.
Directed by two-time Tony® Award-winner Des McAnuff, JERSEY BOYS is written by Academy Award-winner Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, with music by Bob Gaudio, lyrics by Bob Crewe and choreography by Sergio Trujillo.
JERSEY BOYS is part of the 2011-2012 Broadway Across America – Fort Lauderdale Season made possible with the generous support of Bank of America presented by Florida Theatrical Association and Broadway Across America.
This is the story of how a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of the tracks became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide - all before they were thirty.
JERSEY BOYS opened at the August Wilson Theatre on Broadway to critical acclaim on November 6, 2005. The JERSEY BOYS First National Tour opened to rave reviews in San Francisco on December 1, 2006, and played a recordbreaking run in Los Angeles and is still breaking house records in cities across North America. There are six current productions of JERSEY BOYS worldwide: New York; London; Las Vegas; Auckland, New Zealand (begins April 2012); and two US National tours.
The JERSEY BOYS design and production team comprises Klara Zieglerova (Scenic Design), Jess Goldstein (Costume Design), Howell Binkley (winner of the 2006 Tony® Award for his Lighting Design of JERSEY BOYS), Steve Canyon Kennedy (Sound Design), Michael Clark (Projections Design), Charles LaPointe (Wig and Hair Design), Steve Orich(Orchestrations) and Ron Melrose (Music Direction, Vocal Arrangements & Incidental Music).
JERSEY BOYS is produced by Dodger Theatricals, Joseph J. Grano, Tamara and Kevin Kinsella, Pelican Group with Latitude Link and Rick Steiner..
The Original Broadway Cast Recording of JERSEY BOYS, produced by Bob Gaudio, was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America. The cast recording is available on Rhino Records.
The Story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons (Broadway Books) is the official handbook to the smash Broadway hit.
Seasons Greetings: A JERSEY BOYS Christmas, a new holiday CD featuring international cast members of JERSEY BOYS, produced by Bob Gaudio, is now available on Rhino Records.
JERSEY BOYS will return to Fort Lauderdale at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, January 11 – 29, 2011.
Wednesday, January 11 – 8P.M.
Thursday, January 12 – 2P.M.
Thursday, January 12 – 8P.M.
Friday, January 13 – 8P.M.
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Saturday, January 28 – 2P.M.
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Sunday, January 29 – 2P.M.
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Tickets for JERSEY BOYS begin at $31.25 and are now on sale at the Broward Center Box Office, Monday through Friday 10AM - 5P.M., Saturday and Sunday 12 Noon - 5P.M. and 1 ½ hours prior to show times; or on-line at www.browardcenter.org; by phone 954-462-0222. Groups of 10+ are invited to call 954-626-7814 or 954-462-0222. Performance schedule, prices and cast are subject to chance without notice. For more information, please visit www.JerseyBoysTour.com or www.broadwayacrossamerica.com.
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OTTAWA–Possible threats against sponsors of next year's Vancouver Olympics have federal security agents wringing their hands over "extremist elements," a newly released intelligence report reveals.
The report by the government's threat assessment centre cites vandalism of a corporate backer's premises, theft of the Games flag, and skirmishes between protesters and police during unveiling of the Olympic countdown clock.
The Royal Bank of Canada, a key Games sponsor, "has been named specifically in anarchist and anti-Olympic Internet postings," notes the analysis, 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics: Terrorist Threat to Vancouver Area Facilities.
Between September 2007 and last May, anarchists claimed responsibility for four attacks in which large rocks were thrown through the windows of Vancouver Royal Bank branches, says the assessment under a section titled Domestic Non-Islamist Extremist Groups.
"Extremist elements . . . have publicly stated their intent to continue acts of protest and possible violence against both the Olympics and commercial symbols they perceive to represent the 2010 Olympic Games."
The threat assessment also looks at Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda network and radicals inspired by the terrorist movement, as well as "Lone Wolf" attackers like Kimveer Gill, a gunman who killed one student and wounded 19 others at Montreal's Dawson College.
The document was prepared last July by the Integrated Threat Assessment Centre, which includes representatives of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the RCMP and several other security and police agencies. A copy was recently released along with other assessments to The Canadian Press under the Access to Information Act.
Several portions of the threat assessments, labelled For Official Use Only, were withheld from disclosure.
Chris Shaw, spokesperson for Games monitoring group 2010 watch, found the reports amateurish.
"This is the best they can do?" he asked.
"These guys need to get a serious grip, frankly. I think they're really confusing legitimate political dissent, however disruptive it might be, with a threat. And it's simply not."
More than 5,000 athletes are expected from 80 countries at the Winter Games, to begin next February in Vancouver and Whistler, B.C.
Numerous activists, from aboriginal groups to anti-poverty fighters, oppose the Games, saying the expensive mega-event will hurt Vancouver's poor, damage the environment and drain provincial coffers.
The cost of Games security has been pegged at $900 million, far more than the original estimate.
Organizers are depending on corporate sponsors including the Royal Bank to support and promote the Games, but their participation appears to have heightened fears they will become targets for those who claim the Olympics have come to symbolize money more than sport.
The threat assessment centre prepared two briefs last September on possible actions against the Canadian Pacific Spirit Train that travelled to Montreal from Vancouver to drum up Olympic enthusiasm.
"There have been calls to boycott companies and organizations which support or sponsor the upcoming games," says one assessment. "Acts of vandalism, criminal mischief and trespass against sites associated to the Olympics and its sponsors have taken place and now protest action against the train is being encouraged."
CSIS referred a request for comment to the B.C.-based integrated unit responsible for Games security. However, a unit spokesperson did not return phone calls.
Shaw fears the threat assessments cold be used to justify cracking down on groups that oppose the Games.
"No one knows who threw the rocks through the (Royal Bank) windows," he said. "Just because somebody's posted something to some obscure blog . . . assuming that therefore you're dealing with anti-2010 anarchist protesters, to use their term, is just absurd.
"If the police knew who'd done it, they would have arrested them, and they haven't. So it could be anybody."
The Royal Bank refused an interview request, but said in a statement it believes most people don't support vandalism against sponsors, adding that the safety and security of employees, clients and suppliers are the bank's top priorities.
"We have numerous security measures in place to protect them and will continue to assess and enhance our security procedures as required," the bank said.
"RBC respects the right of people to express their opinions as long as it is done in a peaceful and respectful manner. We accept that there will always be critics; we would only hope that criticism will be constructive and truthful."


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Three Georgia motorists were part of a multiple-vehicle accident before sun-up this morning in South Carolina. The crash took the life of Guy Arvid Nelson, a 60-year old resident of Oconee County's Foxwood Hills development on Lake Hartwell. A statement from the SC Highway Patrol said the accident at 6:40 this morning on S.C. 11, nearly four miles south of Westminster, began when Nelson's pickup truck crossed the center line of the two-lane road and side-swiped a sand truck, driven by William White of Canton, Georgia. White was uninjured. According to the patrol, the Nelson pickup then struck a second pickup driven by Jonathan Webb of Bowman, Georgia. Webb was airlifted to a Greenville hospital. A fourth vehicle, a car, driven by Brenda Roach of Hartwell, Georgia collided with Webb's truck, according to Lance Corporal Bill Rhyne. Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis said Nelson was a security guard at a manufacturing plant and, at the time of the accident, was believed headed toward his normal place for breakfast.


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Embarkation: Baltimore
Cabin: Our cabin was very nicely laid out with plenty of storage space and shelves (good lighting More in the cabin). We both found the bed comfortable although a bit hard. The T.V. does have a very limited amount of channels. Although we did watch several newer movies (Marley and Me, Twilight and The Day the Earth Stood Still). The shower stall was good sized and had shampoo and body-wash in two dispensers mounted on the shower wall. The cabin steward will give you (if you ask) packages of shampoo and conditioner. They make very few announcements that can be heard within your cabin so you do have to open your cabin door to hear what being broadcasted. The cabins are well sound proofed and all cabins have a thick entrance doors. The balcony was small but adequate with two (2) chairs and a table. The balcony door is very heavy duty with thick curtains that keep the room dark even in the sunniest of conditions.
Dining: • Breakfast: We ate all of our breakfasts in the 9th floor Lido Deck Mermaid Grill (fruit, cold cereal or oatmeal). We both decided to stay away from the fattier, heavier breakfast foods like sausage, eggs, bacon, hash browns, etc. but they were readily available from all the stations as was Danish and donuts from the dessert station. • Lunch: We mainly eat our lunch in the Mermaid Grill. They have a pretty good assortment of sandwiches and hot dishes. I recall we had hot turkey and mash potatoes one day and pizza another. We did try lunch one day in the main dinner room which was good. • Dinner: This is where I was probably the most pleasantly surprised. I thought the food was very good. In my opinion I would rate the food at a 7 (on a scale on 1-10). The soups and the main dishes were all severed hot and no one was ever limited to the number of meals you could order (have as many as you wanted). We had the first seat and were seated in the Captain's Club (table 291). I thought our waiter did a wonderful job. No wonder he was Carnival's waiter of the month for June. We did eat one evening at Dave's Super Club and the food there is very good (I'd give a...9).
Ports of Call • Grand Turk: We took the Catamaran sail-away, beach and snorkel excursion. This was a lot of fun and the Catamaran captain and crew were a lot of fun yet very safety minded. The excursion took us out to snorkel at Grand Turk's wall, which goes from 25' to over 6000' (very cool - one giant drop). I personally loved the second part of the excursion. They anchored at a private beach where my wife and I swam and floating in the beautiful crystal clear calm water...it was great and very memorable. Although we took our own snorkel gear in the future I will use the gear provided by the excursion. It's just easier that way. • Half Moon Cay: We both loved the beach and the swimming area. It is the ideal beach day. My wife and I swam, snorkeled and floated in the water all day. We brought our own snorkel gear but it is available to rent. The water has enough salt that we floated without flotation devices but they are available for rent. I wish we could have stayed at Half Moon Cay for two days. The designated swimming area is huge with almost no waves. For $17 we rented one (1) clam shell under an island pine which includes two lounge chairs (bring your Carnival blue towels). I do recommend renting a clam shell so you can get out of the sun (not a lot of shade on the beach). They started serving lunch (free) around 11:45-AM at the large open pavilion which is located behind the dune (the food pavilion is about in the center of the beach). There were plenty of picnic tables (covered) available to sit and enjoy lunch. Try the Jerk Chicken. It was the best. • Freeport: This is an industrial working sea port with cargo ships coming and going. There are huge cranes off loading ships (and plenty of noise too). So that day we made arrangement for the spa. We had a wonderful couples massage. We also spent some time hanging out by the adult pool and just relaxing. We did get off the ship and we walked around the compound. There are several small shops (hair braiding, wood carving, t-shirts, beach wear etc.) close to the ship. They had a band that was close to the ship that played Caribbean music all day at one of the small pavilions.
Other Activities: We attended the "Love and Marriage" game and that was fun and good for a few laughs. My wife and I both went to the dance lessons (Disco and Country line dancing). My wife liked the instructor "Brian" who was from Columbia, South America and a very good teacher. We did go to the gym three times and had a wonderful workout (they could use some fan in there). They limit you to 30 minutes per machine (I saw some people playing by the rules and some did not). I think it's best to be there between 6:30 - 7:00AM to get a machine. Neither of us could stay awake long enough (by 8:30) to attend any of the evening night shows. We were putting in full days and we were up in the five o'clock hour (saw some beautiful sunrises) but we heard good things about the shows from our dinner tablemates.
Disembarkation: This is one area that Carnival at the Port of Baltimore needs to work on. Since we were using the self assist they announced (not in our cabin) to leave our cabins and go to either deck 3 or deck 9. We went to deck 3 (portside) and watched the activity and chatted with a few people. They started by releasing deck 1 odd then even first. Then they announced (not outside on deck 3) floor number 8. We only heard they made that announcement from fellow passengers. So we moved inside not wanting to miss our call. Than they skipped our floor (7) and jumped to deck 6? I saw people using the "self assist" carrying suitcases large enough to park a small car in. After roughly 1 ½ hours they called deck 7 next and we made our way to the terminal. Immigration moved fast as we had nothing to declare so we were at our car in ten minutes.
Summation: The Pride is a fun ship...but any trip or vacation it's always what you make out of it. We had a great time and the wonderful cruise (loved the food and Half Moon Cay) and it really exceeded my expectations.
One suggestion to Carnival...the hallway on deck 2 (going to the Normandie Restaurant) is to narrow to have the photographer setup and working. It makes for a real bottle neck. Less
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Free practice ACT test, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Sylvan Learning, 170 Cobblestone Lane, Burnsville. Bring a calculator. Reservations: (952) 435-6603. To receive test results, parents must be present at a follow-up appointment.
Santa's Helpers Kids Cheer Clinic by the Eastview High School competition cheer team for students in grades K-8, noon to 4 p.m., in the gym. Parent performance at 3:45 p.m. Cost: $35, includes T-shirt, pom-poms, snack and more. Information/registration: www.leaguelineup.com/eastviewlightningcheer.
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The 21-year-old said she can't sue her ex-boyfriend for selling the x-rated pictures to tabloid because he has more secrets about her.
The world now knows how "Teen Mom" star Jenelle Evans' boobs look like before and after the surgery. Several snaps of the 21-year-old posing naked seen from a couple of angles were leaked this week to the reality star's dismay.
Soon after the photos hit the web, Evans clarified that they were taken by her ex-boyfriend, Kiefer Delp, while she was not fully aware. "I was still not in the right state of mind from the anesthesia and I was on my prescribed medication," she told E! Online, adding, "I'm very depressed but I'll eventually get over it. I just wish I knew who to trust these days. He was the only one that had them and now they are online. I also have texts of him admitting it."
She tried to prove some more how she didn't approve of the pics, explaining on Twitter, "I was f--ked up off of anesthesia after the surgery. I didn't kno [sic] he took the after photos. The before photos [he] took without me lookin and told me he deleted them thats why I was laughing in the pic cuz I'm like lol stop."
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Nick Mingione – who spent the last eight seasons as an assistant to John Cohen at Mississippi State – was named the University of Kentucky baseball head coach on June 13, 2016. Mingione took over the Kentucky program after serving as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator under Cohen at Mississippi State starting before the 2009 season. Working with the team's outfielders, first basemen and hitters, Mingione helped lead MSU to an incredible run of success, including the program's first Southeastern Conference regular-season championship since 1989 this season, a runner-up finish in the College World Series in 2013 and an SEC Tournament championship in 2012.Prior to his time at Mississippi State, Mingione spent two seasons at UK as an assistant under Cohen in 2006-07. UK won 33 SEC games in those two seasons, including in 2006 when UK claimed its first SEC championship. After the historic regular season, the Wildcats hosted an NCAA Regional for the first time. Mingione worked extensively at UK with the likes of Collin Cowgill and John Shelby III. Mingione has a sterling reputation as a recruiter. Over the nine seasons at Kentucky and Mississippi State for which recruiting rankings are final, he has helped land classes with an average ranking of 14th, including top-three classes in 2013-15. He also has an unmatched track record of player development, coaching 64 players selected in the MLB Draft, as well as 36 All-Americans and five conference players of the year. Before rejoining Cohen at MSU, Mingione spent a season at Western Carolina as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. There, Mingione helped lead the Catamounts to top-40 national ranking among in 11 different offensive categories. Prior to his time at Kentucky, Mingione spent three years as an assistant coach at Embry-Riddle University, his alma mater. The Eagles appeared in the NAIA College World Series in each of those seasons, culminating in a runner-up finish in 2005. Mingione also coached at Florida Gulf Coast in 2002, helping lay the foundation for the program before its inaugural season in 2003. He began his coaching career in 2001 at Mariner High School, his alma mater.
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