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(WASHINGTON) — Rep. Todd Akin rejected pressure today from top national Republicans — including vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan — that he consider dropping out of the Missouri Senate race because of his comments about rape and vowed to stay on the ballot.
"Let me make it absolutely clear," Akin said on Mike Huckabee's radio show. "We're going to continue with this race for the U.S. Senate.
Akin has until 6 p.m. ET today to withdraw, but he's shown no signs of budging despite a last minute barrage of pleas by Republican leaders.
Ryan called Akin Monday and the two spoke for about five minutes, a Republican source familiar with the call told ABC News.
"He didn't ask him to get out," the source said. "He said, basically, 'You need to reflect on this and think about what is best for you, your family and things you believe in.'"
Ryan spokesman Brendan Buck would not comment on the call.
"If Ryan was sent to convince him to get out of the race, he failed," the source said.
Instead, Akin posted an online video seeking "forgiveness" for saying that women rarely get pregnant from what he called "legitimate rape."
"By taking this stand, this is going to strengthen our country," he told Huckabee, calling in to the show for the second straight day. "It will strengthen the Republican Party."
High-ranking GOP officials fear Akin's inflammatory words have sunk his chances of winning the Missouri race and may also scuttle Republicans' hopes of taking control of the Senate.
Earlier today, Akin gained an unlikely ally in the form of Democratic rival Sen. Claire McCaskill. McCaskill, who is trailing Akin in the polls, said that Republican leaders should not be trying to overturn the results of the Republican primary that made Akin their candidate.
The National Republican Senate Committee questioned McCaskill's motives.
"It should not be lost on anyone that some of the only voices not calling for Congressman Akin to do the right thing and step aside are Claire McCaskill and the leaders of the pro-abortion movement," they said in a statement. "Senator McCaskill knows that the only way she wins re-election is if Todd Akin is her opponent in November."
Among the big-name Republicans asking Akin to quit are his would-be colleagues, including Missouri's junior senator Roy Blunt, who issued a joint statement together with former Missouri U.S. senators John Ashcroft, Kit Bond, John Danforth, and Jim Talent. "The issues at stake are too big, and this election is simply too important. The right decision is to step aside," they wrote.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Maine's Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Richard Burr of North Carolina have all joined the chorus.
McConnell called Akin's initial remarks a "deeply offensive error at a time when his candidacy carries great consequence for the future of our country… To continue serving his country in the honorable way he has served throughout his career, it is time for Congressman Akin to step aside."
On Monday, Sens. Scott Brown of Massachusetts, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Texas's John Cornyn, head of the National Republican Senate Committee, urged Akin to step aside. Additional pressure came from Karl Rove's powerful Crossroads GPS Super PAC which said it will pull all of its money out of Missouri if Akin stays in and the Tea Party Express which released a statement calling for Akin to "step down."
Akin tried to salvage his candidacy today by releasing a video asking voters for "forgiveness."
"Rape is an evil act" and "the mistake I made was in the words I said, not in the heart I hold," Akin tells voters in the video.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has condemned Akin's remarks, but stopped short of asking him to quit the race.
"Governor Romney and Congressman Ryan disagree with Mr. Akin's statement, and a Romney-Ryan administration would not oppose abortion in instances of rape," the campaign said in a statement.
Earlier today, the Republican National Convention approved a plank in their platform advocating for the passage of the "Human Life Amendment," which would ban abortion in all circumstances, even in cases of rape or incest.
It employs the same language that was used in the party platform in 2004 and 2008.
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IAEA Report: Iran Testing Nukes
The International Atomic Energy Agency report on Iran released today indicates that the Islamic government is using computer models to test the "development of a nuclear explosive device."
This comes of no surprise to Israel which has been raising the red flag for years about the intended weaponization of Iran's nuclear program. It even caused Israeli media this week to report that some of the leaders of the Jewish state may be preparing a potential military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities.
Tehran is already debunking the report calling it a fabrication--one directed by an IAEA chief who is a puppet of the Zionists (Israel) and Americans.
The question now is, how will President Obama respond when he has repeatedly stated that a nuclear Iran is uanacceptable? Will Israel risk the fallout of taking unilateral military action against Iran?
Recent comments from Mr. Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy about Israel and Bibi Netanyahu do little to reassure Israel that France & the U.S.A. will stand by the Jewish state--no matter what.
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Syria Pulls out Hundreds of Troops from Beirut
Syria late Friday pulled out hundreds of troops from Beirut where they had been posted for years, heading to the eastern Bekaa Valley, an AFP correspondent said.
About 45 Syrian military trucks transporting hundreds of troops, equipment and furniture were heading east on the main highway linking the Lebanese capital to the Bekaa, he said.
Syria has been quietly dismantling positions or posts in Beirut and other parts of Lebanon since September as part of a long-awaited redeployment, which has become a controversial issue in Lebanon.
The recent Syrian army troop movements came amid growing questioning in Beirut of Syrian domination of Lebanon's political life and of the continued presence of 35,000 Syrian troops.
The Christian community has been the most vocal about such questioning, but Druze leader MP Walid Jumblatt also recently called for a Syrian redeployment and angered Damascus to the point that he and his political allies were declared by Damascus as "undesirables" in Syria.
Last week, Lebanese House Speaker Nabih Berri confirmed that Syrian troops had begun their redeployment in April and would continue it "very soon."
The last major Syrian movement in Lebanon was in April, when the army removed some 16 checkpoints and positions in Beirut and other regions days after Israel announced an army pullout from southern Lebanon that was completed May 24.
The redeployment of the 35,000 Syrian troops in Lebanon was envisioned in the 1989 Taef agreement, which brought an end to Lebanon's 15-year-long civil war in 1990.
The accord stipulated that, two years after Lebanon formed a national government, including an elected president and a constitution, Syrian troops were to be stationed only in the eastern Bekaa Valley and at other points decided upon jointly by the Lebanese and Syrian governments.
The accord also called for an agreement to settle on the size and duration of the Syrian military presence in Lebanon, but none of these issues has been resolved -- DAHR AL BAYDAR, Lebanon (AFP)
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I find the default Rails log too noisy when I'm developing because it gives me more information than what I generally need. 90% of the time I only want to see what route is being hit for a request, what controller action responded to the route, and what parameters are being passed to the action. Finding this info with the default Rails log means wading through a jungle of SQL statements, and other things that I'm not interested in. Fortunately, Rails makes it easy to change log levels and the one I prefer is log level "info".
Setting this up however presents a new problem in that I recognize I'm deviating from what's conventional in the Rails world and I only want this configuration for myself and not anyone else working on the project. The typical way to change the log level would be to add a line to the
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If I do this and then commit the change I've now forced my own eccentricities on everyone else. What I could do instead is simply not commit it but then I create noise in my git workflow by having this unstaged change always sitting in my workspace and if I don't like noisy logs, I don't like dirty git workspaces even more. The solution I've come up with is to create a special directory to hold all my custom configurations and then have git ignore that directory.
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Last week President Obama addressed Holocaust denial at the Buchenwald Nazi concentration camp stating "This place is the ultimate rebuke to such thoughts, a reminder of our duty to confront those who would tell lies about our history." This week Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu echoed Obama's calls for truth, stating that in order to bring an end to the conflict in the Middle East we must be firmly connected to reality as we honestly and forthrightly address the root of the conflict.
It is ironic that as we address historic lies surrounding the Holocaust, dangerous modern day misconceptions and faulty assumptions about the conflict in the Middle East prevail. The real danger: These misconceptions often go undetected, are viewed as harmless and are being employed as foundational truths for brokering a Middle East peace agreement.
One of the most prevalent modern day misconceptions that Netanyahu addressed in his resent speech is the assumption that the Arab-Israeli conflict is being sustained by Israel's refusal to withdrawal from the West Bank which, in tern, is interpreted as an Israeli resistance to a Palestinian State. This assumption is based on many myths that need to be addressed in pursuit of sustainable peace in the Middle East. First, we must acknowledge that in 1948 the State of Israel was founded upon a Jewish acceptance of the UN approved two-state solution. A solution employed by the international community to address the longstanding Arab-Jewish struggle occurring in the British Mandate territory of Palestine. Post World War II Great Britain was eager to free herself of the ongoing conflict between Arabs and Jews in Palestine. On November 29, 1947, the United Nations approved UN Resolution 181 to partition the territory of Palestine into two distinct homelands–one for Jews and one for the Arabs of Palestine. UN Resolution 181 essential partitioned the British Mandate territory of Palestine into two states and included Britain's plans to evacuate this region by August 1, 1948. The Jewish portion of the partitioned land had a Jewish majority. Jewish leaders accepted the UN Resolution even though their portion comprised only 13 percent of the original Mandate. Arab leaders rejected this resolution and choose instead to declare war to seize the whole area.
Second, as Netanyahu adds his voice in support of a two state solution, it should be noted that support for a Palestinian state has been the official policy of Israel's recent governments. These governments have not just voiced their support, but they have also demonstrated their commitment to a Palestinian state by withdrawing from parts of the West Bank and fully withdrawing from Gaza in 2005. Unfortunately, Israel learned (and the world has witnessed) that territorial concessions do not equal peace. Instead of furthering the case for a peaceful two state solution, Gaza has become a breeding ground for terrorism – a strategic location used to launch attacks against Israel. Despite the dangerous lessons learned from Gaza, the majority of Israelis still continue to support a full withdrawal from the West bank in hopes of a peaceful resolution that includes their support for the creation of a Palestinian state.
An examination of history reveals that contrary to historic myths, it was the Arab leadership (not the Jewish leadership) that rejected the creation of an Arab/ Palestinian homeland along side of a Jewish homeland. Unfortunately these foundational objections continue to be voiced by many radicals and prominent Palestinian leaders who regularly deny Israel's right to exist, adhere to founding charters calling for her destruction, refuse to accept the legitimacy of the State of Israel, and continue to sabotage the peace process. In his recent speech Netanyahu stated that "even as we look toward the horizon, we must be firmly connected to reality, to truth. And the simple truth is that the root of the conflict was, and remains, the refusal to recognize the right of the Jewish people to a state of their own, in their historic homeland."
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Gmail app vulnerability leaves iOS users at risk
Mobile security specialist Lacoon has released details of a new vulnerability in the Gmail app for iOS that may allow hackers to view or modify encrypted communications.
It allows attackers to use a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) technique to impersonate a legitimate server using a spoofed SSL certificate.
This type of threat is usually prevented using certificate pinning where the app developer codes the intended server certificate within the app. This means if communication is re-routed the mobile app will recognize the inconsistency between the back-end server certificate as coded within the app, and the certificate returned from the fake server.
Lacoon has found that the Gmail iOS app doesn't perform certificate pinning. As a result a MitM attack could open up encrypted communications and the user would see no indication of suspicious activity.
Certificate pinning is implemented in Gmail's Android app so it looks like this could be an oversight. Yet although Google was informed of the vulnerability at the end of February and validated its existence it was still present at the time of writing.
Michael Shaulov, CEO and co-founder of Lacoon Mobile Security says, "Several months after providing responsible disclosure, Google has not provided information regarding resolution and it still remains an open vulnerability. This vulnerability leaves iPhone and iPad users at risk of a threat actor being able to view and modify encrypted communications through a Man-in-the-Middle attack".
Until such time as a fix is released, enterprises are advised to check the configuration profiles of devices to ensure they don't include root certificates, ensure that a secure channel like a VPN is used when accessing corporate resources, and perform network and device analysis to detect MitM attacks.
You can read more about the vulnerability on Lacoon's blog.
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It's really hard to make a good argument in Hitler's defense. To put it mildly (and coloquially), the guy was a colossal dick. He tried to exterminate an entire race, picked fights with most of Europe and the U.S., and spouted all that Aryan superiority nonsense. All of this is patently indefensible. Maybe that's why so few filmmakers have tried. Nazis have suffered from horrible typecasting ever since the Third Reich shut down its own propaganda department: They're either targets for American gunfire, evil concentration camp commandants, or bumbling, inept fools. Every November sees the release of a couple more Oscar-bait Holocaust pics, but few of those ever risk sympathizing with the enemy. (Then there was The Reader, which may have sympathized a bit too much, if ya know what I mean.) I mean, Hitler was a really bad guy, and the Nazis who followed them were either stupid, evil or weak-willed. Is there anything more that needs to be said about it?
It turns out there is. Dani Levy's My Führer tackles the sensitive topic of Hitler's personality in a manner that is both daring and defensive, searching for the dictator's humanity while avoiding unnecessary provocation. That Levy is a German Jew should ease the cries of anti-Semitism that inevitably arise when a comedy starring Hitler hits theaters. And the film, ironically subtitled "The Truly Truest Truth About Adolf Hitler," makes liberal use of fantasy, inaccuracy, and historical irrelevancy to ensure that viewers realize he isn't earnest in his defense of Nazis. Discarding any notions of investigating the "truth," Levy uses the sharp blade of satire to dissect the motives and machinations of the men behind the Third Reich. The whole gang is here: Goebbels, Himmler, Speer, and the Führer, all presented as caricatures undone by anxiety, scheming, and seething, senseless hatred. Yet behind the buffoonery are deeper questions and hypotheses about what could make human beings act like such monsters.
The film opens in December, 1944, when the Führer's total war is proving to be a total disaster. Berlin is in ruins, the Allies are just over the horizon, and Hitler (Helge Schneider) himself is coming apart at the seams. But Joseph Goebbels (Sylvester Groth) isn't ready to give up just yet, and he believes that if he can coax Hitler into delivering one of those rallying, hate-filled invectives he's so famous for, the battle can still be won. The only problem is Hitler isn't the Führer he used to be, and so Goebbels enlists famed Jewish actor Adolf Grünbaum (the late Ulrich Mühe), taking him from a concentration camp, to help coach Hitler back to his former glory. Torn between the promise of his family's freedom, vengeance for his persecuted people, and what just may be sympathy for the broken, pathetic Hitler, Grünbaum finds himself in a morally compromised position.
Strangely, My Führer bears similarities to a more locally relevant political satire, Barry Levinson's Wag the Dog. When Goebbels erects sets to hide the damaged Berlin, evokes "staged reality," and brings an actor into the world of politics, he reminds us of Robert DeNiro conspiring with a Hollywood producer to fabricate a war in Levinson's film. Coincidentally, the scenes where Grünbaum works through acting techniques (which look a lot like psychotherapy) with the unstable Fuhrer also bear resemblance to another DeNiro picture, the "mobster with emotional issues" comedy Analyze This. The illusory world of politics and the hidden weaknesses of dangerous men have both proven to be fertile ground for comedy, but My Führer has some difficulty making those topics new, and mining them for laughs.
The film treads carefully through dangerous territory, poking fun here and there but failing to create unforgettably hilarious scenes. The incessenatly repeated "Heil Hitlers!" create a fairly funny running gag, and Hitler apologizing to the Jewish actor about "the whole final solution thing" is hysterical (you'll have to take my word for this one), but overall the film lacks the comedic edge that could have made it a classic. The movie handles its dramatic moments well, and Levy actually does succeed in examining Hitler's humanity. An abusive father, impotence, anxiety, and a fear of weakness are revealed to be the inspirations for the dictator's genocidal spree. Pure evil is a rather flimsy concept, and Hitler may not be the most evil person who ever lived, but merely the most successful.
By satirizing the Third Reich and looking at Hitler with a dash of pity, My Führer takes many risks. If Levy had resorted to broad comedy and slapstick, he would have run the risk of making a mockery of a serious subject. Instead, he subtly prods taboos, mixing humor with more serious moments. Unfortunately, as a result, the film makes its point about the insecurities that drive evil people but fails to achieve comedic brilliance. Chaplin's The Great Dictator was prescient for its mockery of the Reich, but memorable because it was fall-down hilarious. If we're going to poke fun at the Führer, we might as well go for big laughs.


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G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. (NasdaqGS:GIII) today announced that it has entered into a license agreement with IT Apparel II, an entity wholly owned by Ivanka Trump, a businesswoman, entrepreneur and celebrity to develop sportswear, dresses, suits, suit separates, sleepwear, active wear, jeanswear and intimates. The first collection of the Ivanka Trump brand, which is expected to include dresses and sportswear, will be distributed to department stores and better specialty stores in the United States, Canada and Mexico for Spring/Summer 2014. Morris Goldfarb, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of G-III, commented, "We are very excited to partner with Ivanka Trump on this inspiring collection of women's apparel. The Ivanka Trump brand will capture the next generation of young, confident and sophisticated women as they make their mark on the world." Ivanka Trump added, "G-III has distinguished itself as a trusted partner for some of the world's finest and most visible brands. We are confident that they share our vision for the future of our brand and business and look forward to a long and successful partnership." About G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. G-III is a leading manufacturer and distributor of outerwear, dresses, sportswear, swimwear, beachwear and women's suits, as well as handbags and luggage, under licensed brands, our own brands and private label brands. G-III sells swimwear, accessories and resort wear under our own Vilebrequin brand. G-III also sells outerwear and dresses under our own Andrew Marc, Marc New York and Marc Moto brands and has licensed these brands to select third parties in certain product categories. G-III has fashion licenses under the Calvin Klein, Sean John, Kenneth Cole, Cole Haan, Guess?, Jones New York, Jessica Simpson, Vince Camuto, Nine West, Ellen Tracy, Tommy Hilfiger, Kensie, Mac & Jac, Levi's and Dockers brands and sports licenses with the National Football League, National Basketball Association, Major League Baseball, National Hockey League, Touch by Alyssa Milano and more than 100 U.S. colleges and universities. Our other owned brands include Jessica Howard, Eliza J, Black Rivet, G-III, G-III Sports by Carl Banks and Winlit. G-III also operates retail stores under the Wilsons Leather, Vilebrequin, Andrew Marc and Calvin Klein Performance names.
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A benefit for a local baby suffering in the wake of a stroke in utero is coming up Jan. 19 at the KJT Hall in Ennis.
The live auction, dinner and dance will begin at 4:30 p.m. at the hall, benefiting 10-month old Alyvia Zmolik.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Government services firm CACI International ( CACI) said Wednesday it would acquire privately-held Six3 Systems in a $820 million deal that would expand the company's reach inside the coveted defense and national security sectors. McLean, Va.-based Six3 provides highly-specialized services and products to the Department of Defense and U.S. national security agencies, areas CACI sees upwards of $15 billion in future market opportunities. The company is currently owned by private equity firm GTCR. Six3 employs about 1,600 worldwide and is expected to generate 2013 sales of $470 million. CACI, of nearby Arlington, Va., said the deal is valued at about 11.5 times Six3's forward Ebitda projections. CACI chairman J.P. (Jack) London in a statement said the Six3 "fits perfectly within the objectives of our strategic growth plan," positioning the buyer "with expanded capabilities to deliver high-value and in-demand solutions and services for our customers' highest-priority national security and defense challenges." The buyer said it expects the deal to be at least 5% accretive to GAAP earnings in 2014. CACI said it will finance the deal through borrowings under its existing revolving credit facility, and a new secured financing commitment of $800 million. Chicago-based GTCR formed Six3 in 2009 with defense industry veteran Bob Coleman and used a series of acquisitions to build the company. Lawrence Fey, a principal with the firm, praised Coleman's effort to "build a highly strategic asset with an impressive track record of growth." Government services firms have been scrambling to shore up their businesses amid political budget battles and sequestration talk. Defense bankers have said for months that there is a pent-up need for dealmaking given the number of companies chasing a shrinking revenue pot, but disagreements on valuation among would-be buyers and sellers has stymied dealflow. A defense source reached Wednesday called Six3 "a rare high-quality asset on the block," saying the transaction was more of a one-off than a harbinger of things to come. "We have a firm holding a high-quality asset who decided it was time to sell," the source said. "End of story."
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Attack of the Frogs!
At the beginning, click the button that says "Attack of the Frogs!". The point of the game is to catch the frogs after they have touched the ground. To do this you have to click them.
There are officially 401 species of frogs because there are striped and non-striped one which color spans 1 to 200, and there is a secret frog that is actually hard to catch. Try and find it!
FEATURED PROJECT! On 2/1/13.
9th on the Most Loved Page! Please click the love it button!
Thanks to Miafan2010 for the music.
The art I made myself. You can download the costumes and use them in your games.
The amount of views for this project skyrocketed between 2000 and 4000 thousand views for some odd reasons. I didn't even get a change to see 3000!
Also, I give a lot of appreciation to my friend OrcaCat who helped me fix some glitches. But even more importantly, he featured this project and that is why it is popular.
This is the final product of this game and I am not going to update it anymore (I did it about 15 times already).
Collect em' all!
Ready to Remix!
Add your ideas! You could try:
- drawing a new costume
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UPDATE: Suspect in fatal south Edmonton shooting turns himself in
EDMONTON – After a Canada-wide warrant was issued Tuesday for a man wanted in connection with a fatal Edmonton shooting, the suspect turned himself in to police.
Wanted on warrants for numerous firearm-related charges, including manslaughter while using a firearm, 20-year-old Collin James Courteoreille turned himself in to Stony Plain RCMP Tuesday afternoon.
Courteoreille was wanted in connection with an Aug. 25, 2014 shooting just north of Whyte Avenue.
At around 4:40 p.m., police found an injured man who had been shot in the head. He was found in an apartment suite in the area of 105 Street and 83 Avenue.
Paramedics treated him on scene and took him to hospital with life-threatening injuries. The victim, 20-year-old Sylvin St. Pierre, later passed away.
READ MORE: Edmonton police investigating shooting near Whyte Ave
On August 29, the medical examiner conducted an autopsy and determined the cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head.
Courteoreille is now in Edmonton police custody and will be remanded until September 11, when he is scheduled to appear in court.
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King's Lynn firm Porvair eyes new Chinese base
PUBLISHED: 06:00 30 January 2013 | UPDATED: 10:21 30 January 2013
King's Lynn-based Porvair has announced plans to expand its manufacturing division in China and acquire new businesses as it eyes continued growth this year.
The filtration and environmental technology group, which has plants in the USA and the Far East, is investing £1m in relocating from Wuhan, China, to a new operation in Xiaogan province.
But the main focus of the business this year will be to release new filtration products.
The announcement comes just two weeks after the firm's microfiltration division secured a £11.3m contract with the UK government for the design and manufacture of a nuclear remediation filtration system.
And the EDP Top 100 firm was further buoyed this week when it posted its end-of-year results, which revealed a pre-tax profit increase of 40pc to £6.3m – up £1.8m on 2011.
Ben Stocks, chief executive of Porvair, said: "We see growth and investment in three areas: organic growth, product development and expansion of capacity including the increase of plant sizes, which we are doing in China.
"We are investing £1m in doubling the size of our Chinese operation by moving from Wuhan to a new factory in Xiaogan. But China is small part of our business.
"The main part of our growth is new product development. For us it is all about the accumulation of small improvements.
"We have new aerospace filters coming and we have secured a big contract with the government three weeks ago for £11.3m to deliver new filter system for energy remediation.
"Looking back over the last six years sales have grown 68pc – 20pc of that is acquired and the rest is organic. We are looking for acquisitions that bring new technology or better distribution.
"Last year we made three small acquisitions for £3.5m and we are looking to do the same again."
The firm's results for the year ending November 30 revealed record revenues for the company, which saw a 12pc increase from £68.1m to £76.5m – with the hope of reaching £79.2m this year. Meanwhile, the company invested £3.5m in three small acquisitions – Pell Industries, AI Laboratories, and Pulse Instrumentation– as well as reducing its net debt by 24pc to £3.9m – down £1.2m on 2011.
In a statement, Mr Stocks added: "Porvair's strategic direction and operating objectives remain consistent and are producing good results.
"We focus on niche markets which have structural growth drivers, 2013 has started well and order books are healthy.
"The board remains cautious about the general economic outlook, but the fundamentals of the markets in which the group operates look satisfactory.
"After a record year we expect revenue to grow at a more moderate rate in 2013."


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Last year, CIM co-host John Oxley initiated an innovative program by providing this open forum for Canadian IT Managers. Then he invited everyone to participate and share. The common theme is community and collaboration with IT Managers and IT Pros and to support your efforts.
It is this kind of thinking, from the ground-up, that places Microsoft now in the top-ranks in reputation. Recently reported in the Wall Street Journal from a survey of global opinion leaders circulated at the recent World Economic Forum "certain companies rank high in their home markets -- Toyota Motor in Japan, Samsung Electronics in Korea, Siemens in Germany, International Business Machines in the U.S. But the reputation of one company was on the rise throughout the world: Microsoft".
Moreover, Microsoft is ranked "first" in media research firm Delahaye's index of corporate reputations.
The work of John and Barnaby Jeans and the growing list of contributors to this forum is an indicator of Microsoft's outreach initiative to engage, share, and talk with you. I like the leadership position they are taking and I believe it's a forerunner of even more good things to come. We all share the same vision and it's good to work together.
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The Official A.P.C Denim Thread
It's wiser to buy a size down PS/NC rather than size down too much on NS for slimmer fit don't it?2 Weeks ago in Denim
Evolution of Denim
Did he?2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Flat Head Thread.
Sexfhxrr10 is awful, but sid's fit is gold tho..2 Weeks ago in Denim
What was your first Denim?
A77 joey overdrive in raw Sold em, they didn't fit me alright (wrong size..)2 Weeks ago in Denim
Evolution of Denim
sorry guys, forgot to mention they're SE05BSP accidentally soaked em way too hot once patch shrunk & looking like shit now got the new one from Unlucky for free when i bought a belt, great guy. here's the belt [Image] that natural keeper shows the real color of the belt when i fist got em yeah, he actually gave me two keepers (nickel & natural).2 Weeks ago in Denim
Evolution of Denim
262 days old, multiple soaks/dry-cleans & 2 washes. [Image] color is a little lighter in person.2 Weeks ago in Denim
Skull s5010xx 6x6 one wash size 27
doesn't mean i'm interested cos i don't, but everyone could get em cheaper directly through fabfour + shipped.2 Weeks ago in Apparel
The Official Flat Head Thread.
guys pls helppppp.. 1. never got blue electric fades except on the honeycombs, why??? 2. a hot wash turns them really soft, could i retain the stiffness by wearing?? 3. first got em folded and it made two long lines from the top block-way down didn't give a shit, somehow it turns bluer & bluer now i'm officially pissed. what's the deal!? and sometimes......... i don't think BSP is really that great. sometimes i feel sorry for myself for not getting s710xx instead. life's a bitch, huh?2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Samurai Denim and Apparel Thread
you got it right, i'm a poor dude don't wanna spend $300++ on a wrong shit sorry for making thing complicated though.2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Flat Head Thread.
they don't bleed onto my tops, thank God but my fingers got blue everytime i touch em.2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Nudies Thread
tims are supposed to be slim-narrow jeans like NC.2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Flat Head Thread.
according to Kiya they'd be restocked anytime soon.2 Weeks ago in Denim
Jeans that fit pefect without sagging
i'd say tts finns or one/two down stevens low-yoke and backpocket position, they'd look sagged but you don't (i assumed you want this kinda look without showing your panties).2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Nudies Thread
[Quote] cultizm? the cheapest and fast delivery... i mean SUPER fast one.2 Weeks ago in Denim
The Official Samurai Denim and Apparel Thread
[Quote] furb then, didn't mean to size the fuck down for a superfuture skinny fit and BIG's measurement is a little not slim-tapered for my body (i'm a short & slim & handsome asian dude).2 Weeks ago in Denim


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Your weekend
Today - Founder's Day: St. Augustine will celebrate its history on Founder's Day, scheduled for Saturday at the grounds of the Mission of Nombre de Dios and then the city's Special Events Field. There will be artists, craftsmen, food vendors and entertainers to participate in this year's one-day gala. The event will begin at 10 a.m. and ends with a fireworks display on the Bayfront. 825-1010.
Sister city proposal on Monday agenda
There is a time-sensitive matter that will be of interest to the people of St. Augustine. On Monday a proposal will be made to the St. Augustine City Commission to create an official sister city relationship between the people of St. Augustine and the people of Baracoa, Cuba.
Rep. Fowler let area seniors down
I understand that prior to the Republican controlled Congress enacting the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, St. Johns County had at least four Health Managed Organizations (HMOs).
WWII memorabilia being collected
Help save the personal legacy of World War II. The experiences and memorabilia of those who served in the armed forces and defense industries is a valuable part of this nation's history.
Can't ignore facts in Squires case
I do not know Suzanne Squires personally, so I must address the facts and what I've read in the newspaper to form any kind of opinion at all about her case. She may be be a "loving, good mother, an excellent nurse, a kind and considerate friend, and a positive force in her community,'' as Sue Blow wrote. And, I'm sure it must be a God-awful, despairing feeling to know you killed your own daughter.
Gore jabs Bush over Social Security plan
NEW ORLEANS -- Al Gore celebrated an "even-up'' presidential race on Friday and used one of Republican rival George W. Bush's favorite lines to heckle him about unanswered questions in his Social Security plan.
Study finds nearly half of soaps contain anti-bacterial ingredients
NEW ORLEANS -- So is soap ever a good thing for bacteria?
Overweight child to remain in state care
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -- A severely overweight 3-year-old girl will remain in state care while the state and her family continue negotiating her return home, a children's court judge decided Friday.
Leach accuses administration of approving bank stock purchases
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The House Banking Committee chairman is accusing the Clinton administration of "secretly'' giving some banks approval to buy stocks of commercial companies.
Bush to negotiate on debates; Tuesday no longer a possibility
WACO, Texas -- After weeks of sniping from a distance, the Bush and Gore campaigns will meet with the presidential debate commission next week to negotiate terms for a fall series of televised confrontations, the campaigns said Friday.
Tour bus crashes in rural Nevada, injures 41
TONOPAH, Nev. -- A bus carrying British tourists to California swerved across a two-lane highway and skidded on its side for 200 feet, injuring all 41 people aboard, including one woman who lost both arms.
U.S. Sugar eliminating almost 10 percent of its work force
CLEWISTON -- U.S. Sugar is eliminating about 10 percent of its work force as part of a major reorganization partially due to falling sugar cane prices.
Cash-strapped ballet cancels season
CLEVELAND -- The money-strapped Cleveland ballet has canceled its impending 25th season because the company failed to meet a self-imposed deadline to raise $1 million.
Clinton predicts Congress will pass Chinese trade legislation
NEW YORK -- President Clinton said Friday he is sure Congress will pass a trade pact with China, and said he would raise the question of alleged Chinese human rights abuses with Chinese President Jiang Zemin.
Editor defends 'photo' of Clinton and Castro
Dealers, drivers scramble for replacement tires
At Cliff's Tire and Service Inc. in Cedar Park, Texas, about 400 people are waiting for tires to replace models recalled by Bridgestone/Fire-stone Inc. a month ago amid reports they had caused dozens of fatal wrecks -- a wait that will stretch into next year for some.
On-time performance improved a little in July
WASHINGTON -- The on-time performance of the nation's major airlines improved -- a bit -- in July.
Costly, futile drug war now under water
News Friday morning about the Colombian drug submarine was either amusing or tragic, depending on your view of America's endless attempt to legislate morality.
Atlantis chases space station
CAPE CANAVERAL -- Space shuttle Atlantis blasted into orbit and gave chase to the international space station on Friday, providing a perfect kickoff to the torrent of launches that lies ahead.
Cheney skipped 14 elections in 5 years
DALLAS (AP) -- Republican vice presidential nominee Dick Cheney skipped voting in 14 of 16 elections since he registered to vote in Dallas County nearly five years ago, The Dallas Morning News reported Friday.
Indian Affairs head apologies for 'legacy of racism'
WASHINGTON -- The head of the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs apologized Friday for the agency's "legacy of racism and inhumanity'' that included massacres, forced relocations of tribes and attempts to wipe out Indian languages and cultures.
Nation's hunger rate fell 24 percent in late 1990s
WASHINGTON -- The number of hungry families dropped by 24 percent as the nation's economy boomed in the late 1990s, but millions of working poor still have trouble getting adequate food, the government said Friday.
Self-help support web appears on Internet
It's 6 a.m. in Dotti Coon's Vancouver, Wash. apartment. The 43-year-old is at the computer -- checking e-mail, reading her Web site's message boards and catching up with the site's guest book.
Girl Scouts begin high-tech program
AUSTIN, Texas -- For 90 years, Girl Scouts have been earning badges by breaking barriers. In the early days, it was camping. Today, it's computing.
Galveston marks anniversary of Great Storm
GALVESTON, Texas -- The Sisters of Charity orphanage sat in an idyllic location -- 93 boys and girls lived just a few strides from Galveston Island's dunes and the Gulf of Mexico.
Women begin to back Gore, for now
PARMA, Ohio -- Sherry Hanzel is a 41-year-old grandmother who favors blue jeans, J.C. Penney's and, only recently, Al Gore.
Sister City proposal with Cuba polarizing
A proposal to explore a formal relationship between St. Augustine, oldest city in the United States, and Baracoa, oldest city in Cuba, has some people excited about the possibilities and some people angry.
County urged to undertake nature study
Tomorrow's homesite is likely to be today's habitat.
Man charged with aggravated assault
A 36-year-old St. Augustine man was charged with aggravated assault Friday night after deputies said he tried to run over a boy with his car.
Rupture at city sewer plant causes alert
An early morning rupture of a 20-inch sewer line at the Riberia Street Sewage Treatment Plant has caused City of St. Augustine officials, the state's Department of Environmental Protection and the St. Johns County Health Department to issue an alert regarding possible contamination of waters in the marsh area on the extreme south end of Riberia Street.
Dangerous occupations
Fifteen years ago, John Childres almost died.
Man charged for possession of marijuana near church
A 29-year-old St. Johns County man was arrested on drug charges Thursday night for trying to sell marijuana within 1,000 feet of a church, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Domestic violence Women beating up husbands, boyfriends?
Robert Shepard is angry that his estranged wife was offered a six-year prison sentence plus 10 years of probation for allegedly burning down his mobile home and threatening his tenant at gunpoint for two hours.
Possession of cocaine
A 27-year-old St. Johns County man was arrested on charges of possession of cocaine with intent to sell and driving on a suspended license early Friday morning, according to the Sheriff's Office.
On This Day...
(The following are from The St. Augustine Evening Record.)
- A burglar broke into a 1993 Dodge Ram work truck at a County Road 210 business between Wednesday and Thursday and stole survey equipment, including a laser, a saw, a level and a tripod. Total value stolen: $9,460.
Recognition funds given to schools
Eleven St. Johns County schools received recognition awards, totaling $883,197, for improving grades.
Local candidate announcements
Local candidate announcements
Wetlands ordinance scrutinized, defined
An ordinance governing county wetland buffers and setbacks was picked apart by a study group Friday.
Street performers, ACLU team up
JACKSONVILLE -- St. Augustine street performers say the issue is simple: The First Amendment is not negotiable.
A year later Floyd's legacy is downgraded
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Chocolate-brown sewage sweeping down rivers into North Carolina's sounds and surf. Chemicals leaking from gas stations, junkyards and farms. Chromium and mercury escaping from factories. Drowned hogs bobbing in water inside their pens.
Jerry St. Clair
Funeral services for Jerry F. St. Clair, 68, St. Augustine, who died Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2000, at his home, will be held at 1 p.m., Monday at Craig Funeral Home chapel. Friends may call at Craig chapel from 5 to 8 p.m, today.
Darlene Kustra
Darlene Kustra, 46, St. Augustine, died Sept. 6, 2000, at Flagler Hospital.
Walter Bjorklund
Walter A. "Bobby'' Bjorklund, St. Augustine, died Aug. 29, 2000, at his home.
Richard Johnston
Richard Thomas Johnston, 79, St. Augustine, died Sept. 2, 2000, at Flagler Hospital.
Darlene Kustra
Funeral services for Darlene Kustra, 46, St. Augustine, who died Sept. 6, 2000, at Flagler Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Craig Funeral Home chapel, with Father Terrance Morgan, pastor of Cathedral Parish, officiating. Burial will be in St. Augustine Memorial Park. Friends may call at Craig chapel from 5 to 8 p.m., today.
George Phillips
Memorial services for George Ross Phillips, 75, St. Augustine, who died Aug. 28, 2000, at his home, will be held at 4 p.m. today at Otttis Castle, Vilano Beach.
Ottis Bryant
Memorial services for Ottis Bryant, 55, who died Aug. 31, 2000, at his home, after a long illness, will be held at Riverdale United Methodist Church today at 3 p.m.
Betty Sharp
Betty McVicker Sharp, 82, St. Augustine, died Sept. 1, 2000, at her home.
Kenneth Bennett
Funeral services for Kenneth Bennett, 55, Elwood, who died Sept. 1, 2000, at the Life Care Center, Orange Park, following a long illness, will be held at 2 p.m. today at St. Joseph Baptist Church, Elwood, with the Rev. Andrew Houston officiating.
Lewis Vajda
Memorial services for Lewis Vajda, 73, who died Sept. 1, 2000, at home after a long illness, will be held at St. Andrew's Methodist Church, 3380 Dairy Road, Titusville, at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Walter Bjorklund
Walter Bjorklund
Gordon Lawrence
Funeral services for Gordon "Curly'' Lawrence, 60, St. Augustine, who died Sept. 4, 2000, at his home, will be held at 11 a.m. today at Craig Funeral Home Chapel.
Good Morning
Voter apathy is a crutch.
Florida State hangs on to beat Georgia Tech
ATLANTA -- Florida State was about to see its hopes of winning another national title fall apart in the second week of the season. But Chris Weinke didn't come back to school to let that happen.
Bears unable to pull out first victory
A chance at starting its football program with a victory in its first game slipped away from Bartram Trail Friday night along with the football on numerous occasions on a sloppy Nease High School field.
Menendez gets historic first win
Pedro Menendez High School defeated Arlington Country Day 20-8 last night for the school's first ever regular season football win.
Florida foe is one with QB controversy
GAINESVILLE -- In Steve Spurrier's decade of coaching, the quarterback controversy has become a way of life at Florida. On Saturday, Spurrier and the Gators can look across the field and watch the other team sweat.
WASHOUT: SAHS thumps Nease
Matt O'Steen, drenched in mud and dry of effort, stood at the middle of Foots Brumley Stadium, the ideal poster boy for the Nease High School football team.
FSU ready to march to another ACC crown
ATLANTA -- Another year, another Atlantic Coast Conference title for Florida State?
Venus nets second Slam
NEW YORK -- A glittery tiara in her hair and menace in her strokes, Venus Williams tightened the family grip on women's tennis Saturday night, capturing the U.S. Open title her sister won a year ago.
Big Mac returns; Phils down Mets
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The mere sight of Mark McGwire in the lineup wasn't quite enough to inspire the St. Louis Cardinals.
Gordon gets his 52nd victory
RICHMOND, Va. -- Jeff Gordon passed Jeff Burton on the first lap of green-flag racing with 15 circuits to go Saturday night and pulled away to win the Chevrolet 400 for his 52nd career victory.
Jim Burton wins pole for Chevrolet 400
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Little known fact: Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell was a standout high school quarterback at St. Joseph Academy in Santa Maria, California.
Freshman QB shines as Gators blank MTSU
GAINESVILLE -- It seemed a little fishy, but nothing too noticeable, not in the midst of a blowout.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) -- Indiana coach Bob Knight called an accusation that he cursed at a student "absolutely, totally untrue,'' saying he simply gave the teen-ager a lecture about manners while holding his arm.
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Alexander Matto, a longtime Fairfield resident and decorated veteran of World War II, died Jan. 24 at the age of 90.
Matto was born in Perry Township, Pa., in 1920. He moved to Bridgeport with his family in 1937 and graduated from Bassick High School two years later. He then went to trade school to learn tool making.
Matto joined the Army shortly after the U.S. entered the war. He served under Gen. George Patton in the 423rd Armored Battalion in the Rhineland, Ardennes and Central Europe theaters. For his service, Matto earned the Good Conduct and Victory medals.
After the war, Matto came to Fairfield and put his tool- making skills to work at the Bullard Company, where he was employed for 44 years. His friends remember him as a well-read man who enjoyed talking about nature, American history and world history. He also loved to tell stories based on his experiences. Matto was also an avid gardener and delighted his neighbors by sharing what he grew.
Matto is survived by three sisters, Helen Matto and Elizabeth Matto, both of Fairfield, and Goldie Krausse of Bridgeport, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins, along with their families. He was predeceased by his brothers William, Stephen, and Emil Matto and his sister Grace Matto.
A memorial service was held Friday morning at Lesko-Polke Funeral Home in Fairfield, followed by a burial at Mountain Grove Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to United Church of Christ, 2200 North Ave., Bridgeport, CT 06605.
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After Gillette loss, RHS boys winDec 16, 2012 Craig Blumenshine, Staff Writer
The Riverton Wolverines basketball team struggled early but responded late to win their second of three games in the Flaming Gorge Tournament held in Green River. Riverton outscored Union, Utah, 15-5 in the final period to notch a 49-36 win.
Thursday, Riverton started the tournament with a 60-51 win over Cheyenne East but, despite being tied at halftime, were blown out Friday by the current Class 4-A top-ranked Gillette Camels 83-54.
"We played well to finish the game out. Defensively, we are still having a lot of errors in terms of rotation. I think it's a lot of mental stuff right now. I think the kids played hard through the first three quarters, but we just didn't play well," RHS head coach Dick Quayle said about Saturday's win.
Riverton, 8-1, will not play again until after New Year's.
In another key game Saturday, Gillette beat Evanson 39-34 to finish the tournament with no losses. Evanston, which again strongly established themselves as a contender in the Class 4-A West along with the Wolverines, throttled Union, Utah, 51-34 and beat Vernal, Utah, 52-49 in its other tournament games.
"I think (the Gillette loss) was real hard on us but it is going to be a good thing. We are going to have to find out better ways to take care of the ball. We had way too many turnovers, and our shot selection was real quick. We are going to have to work on getting better shots and having teams play defense against us a little more," Quayle said.
In Saturdays game, Jordan Belville scored 11, and Xavier Webb and Kade Salisbury both had 10.
Riverton 13 8 14 15 -- 50
Union Utah 11 9 9 5 -- 34
Riverton -- Brandon Fullerton 0 0-0 0, Xavier Webb 4 2-2 10, Kade Salisbury 2 3-6 10, Tristan Oritz 0 2-2 2, Jordan Belville 4 3-4 11, Seth Quayle 4 0-1 8, Wyatt Meyer 1 2-3 4, Chris Quayle 0 0-0 0, Coley Nicholls 1 0-2 (1) 5, Eion Meyers 0 0-0 0, Myron Oldman 0 0-0 0, Caleb Richmond 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 10-17 (2) 50.


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Slash plays down rumours of Guns N' Roses hall of fame reunion
Ex Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash has said the band will not be performing together when they are welcomed into rock's hall of fame next weekend.
The 46-year-old fears it would be awkward as he has not spoken to Axl Rose, 50, since quitting the band in the mid 90s.
âHe hates my guts,â Slash said in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
And speaking of the reunion rumours the guitarist added: 'This is a subject I'm dead sick of talking about. Everyone has been asking me what's going to happen and they know as much as I do.
'I feel you're totally obligated to be present,' he said, 'And I'd love to f****** play but itâs something thatâs not going to happenâ.
The band will be honoured in Ohio next weekend, with Slash and fellow band members Duff McKagan, Steven Adler, Dizzy Reed and Matt Sorum set to attend.
However, Axl Rose and bandmate Izzy Stradlin have yet to confirm whether they are also likely to show up.
Relations between the two hit a lot in 2009 when Axl Rose referred to Slash as a 'cancer'.
The guitarist admitted their feud was 'over a lot of different stuff' and added: 'There's just no communication between us.'


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No, you do not need the TEMPFILEs.They are required *after* you OPEN the database -- when you run the ALTER TABLESPACE TEMP ADD TEMPFILE ... command.
We, too, have a database that is cloned in a scripted manner -- to a UAT environment. We exclude the TEMPFILEs from the
clone and add them when we open the database. At 06:01 AM Tuesday, Kevin Lange wrote:
Environment: Oracle 220.127.116.11 Database with a TEMP tablespace defined with TEMPFILES. Process:Production Database gets cloned to a Standby using a Standby Control File and copying all datafiles. In doing the copy, ALL Datafiles get copied. Even the TEMP files.
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1.I am honored to be amongst you on this day that we have set aside to commemorate the bravery and gallantry of colleagues who laid down their lives so that we may have peace and security.
We are here to thank God for their lives, to honor them, and to remind the citizens of this great nation of the examples of their patriotism. This tradition of service and patriotism is still evident in our armed forces.
And this is why we are proud of the RSLAF; this is why the RSLAF is today acclaimed as an agent of international peace; this is why the RSLAF is proving so loyal to the constitution and democratic ideals of our nation.
In addition, we currently have about 30 officers serving both as Military Observers and Staff Officers in various UN Missions around the world. As I speak, there are RSLAF staff officers deployed with the AFISMA operation in Mali.
These are as a result of your commitment, determination and training. I also note with satisfaction your various self-help infrastructural projects such as the construction of Storage and Drying Facility for the Armed Forces Agriculture Unit, construction of Forward Patrol Base, Benguema Water Dam project, Prefabricated Housing Units, Expansion of Peace Mission Training Centre, RSLAF Drug Store and Mortuary.
As training is a hallmark of professionalism, lots of training opportunities are now open to members of the RSLAF. In the area of recruitment, we are looking at creating equal opportunities for women to be enlisted both as commissioned and non-commissioned officers, thereby enabling them to compete with their male counterparts and narrow the gender gap in the Military. The French language is being included in the Military Recruitment Training Package. This will undoubtedly enhance the professionalism of our armed forces in peace-keeping operations.
Exactly three months ago our country undertook very challenging and crucial general elections. There were speculations at both local and international levels that the conduct of the elections will be marred by violence. In spite of all these speculations, my government was able to conduct one of the most peaceful elections ever held in this country.
The professionalism displayed by the RSLAF was unmatched; and this was applauded by the majority of Sierra Leoneans. As your Commander-In-Chief, I encourage you all to continue to perform your duty with this same diligence, patriotism, and dedication. My Government will relentlessly continue to equip the RSLAF to meet the growing demand to address local security issues as well as participation in International Peace Keeping Operations.
My dear gallant compatriots, we recognize and commend your support to the Sierra Leone Police in various operations throughout the electioneering process. I am informed that the Canadian contingent has ended their tour of duty and has honourably left the shores of Sierra Leone. Let me use this opportunity to register my profound appreciation to them and the Government of Canada.
Let me take this opportunity to equally extend my Government's sincere appreciation for the diverse and invaluable support rendered to the Ministry of Defence and the RSLAF by the United Kingdom, the United States of America, The Peoples Republic of China, the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Republic of Ghana to name a few. In March this year, IMATT will be transformed to ISAT. I once again thank IMATT for developing the RSLAF to what it is today.
Finally, men and women of the RSLAF let me hasten to remind you once again of your obligation to maintain discipline. The military is a unique institution that serves as a role model for discipline. We applaud you for your gallantry, we honour you for your service, and we are grateful for your invaluable contributions in making Sierra Leone a beacon of peace. I wish you all a happy Armed Forces Day celebration.
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NEW YORK (Feb. 7)
For the first time since her imprisonment March 4, 1987, Anne Henderson Pollard will testify Thursday in her own behalf, to tell how she has been treated in prison for her medical ailments.
Late last month, Magistrate Janice Symchych of U.S. District Court in St. Paul issued an order to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, to show cause why Anne Henderson Pollard should not be released on a writ of habeas corpus.
A writ of habeas corpus is a procedure for obtaining a judicial determination of the legality of a prisoner's custody. Pollard will appear in the courtroom of the Federal Medical Center, a prison facility in Rochester, Minn.
In a petition to the court, attorneys for Pollard charged the warden of the Rochester prison, Joseph Bogan, with illegal imprisonment and inflicting cruel and unusual punishment on Pollard by refusing to treat her medical needs.
Anne is serving two concurrent prison terms for being an accessory to her husband Jonathan Pollard, convicted of spying for Israel.
She had been returned to the Federal Medical Center in Rochester, Minn., from Danbury General Hospital on Jan. 14, in what her family terms "kidnapping."
Anne was being treated in Danbury for dehydration and malnourishment, according to a diagnosis by a doctor at the Danbury Prison Camp.
Prior to that, she had been at the Rochester facility, which is a prison hospital. Pollard's family says she was unexpectedly and forcibly taken from her hospital bed and returned to the Minnesota prison.
She has told attorneys and family she is not being treated for her illnesses, which reportedly include biliary dyskinesia and gastroparesis, making it difficult and painful for her to digest food. She also has some eye ailments which she charges have not been treated.
Spokesmen for the prisons told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that Pollard's transfer back to Rochester was effected in order to adequately treat her medically.
Jonathan Pollard, who is serving a life sentence for espionage in a maximum security prison in Marion, III., recently ended a five-day fast he had embarked on to protest his wife's treatment.


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Affiliation: University of Illinois at Chicago
Country: USA
Detail Information
- Conceptualizing the harm done by rape: applications of trauma theory to experiences of sexual assaultSharon M Wasco
University of Illinois at Chicago, 1007 West Harrison Street M C 285, Chicago, IL 60607 7134, USA
Trauma Violence Abuse 4:309-22. 2003..Using the rape of women as an example, this article illustrates the limitations of Western views of trauma and encourages researchers and practitioners to expand notions of survivors' responses to painful events...
- A multiple case study of rape victim advocates' self-care routines: the influence of organizational contextSharon M Wasco
Department of Psychology, University of Illinois at Chicago, 60607 7137, USA
Am J Community Psychol 30:731-60. 2002..Implications of these findings are discussed...
- A statewide evaluation of services provided to rape survivorsSharon M Wasco
University of Illinois at Chicago, 60607 7134, USA
J Interpers Violence 19:252-63. 2004..Implications for future evaluation research and policy are noted...
- Organizational characteristics of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner programs: results from the national survey projectRebecca Campbell
Department of Psychology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, USA
J Forensic Nurs 1:57-64, 88. 2005..Programs that had been in operation 5 years or less at the time of this study are compared to older programs to examine trends...
- Responding to sexual assault victims' medical and emotional needs: a national study of the services provided by SANE programsRebecca Campbell
Department of Psychology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
Res Nurs Health 29:384-98. 2006..g., STI cultures, HIV testing/prophylaxis, emergency contraception (EC)) included financial constraints, difficulties balancing medical care with legal prosecution, and affiliations with Catholic hospitals...
- Doing community research without a community: creating safe space for rape survivorsRebecca Campbell
Department of Psychology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824 1117, USA
Am J Community Psychol 33:253-61. 2004..Our experiences in this project suggest that allowing values to influence the process of research may have beneficial outcomes for both researchers and participants...
- Understanding rape and sexual assault: 20 years of progress and future directionsRebecca Campbell
Michigan State University, USA
J Interpers Violence 20:127-31. 2005..Future research and advocacy should focus on improving the community response to rape and the prevention of sexual assault...
- Sexual assault nurse examiners' experiences providing expert witness court testimonyRebecca Campbell
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA
J Forensic Nurs 3:7-14. 2007..Challenges they faced while testifying are explored in depth and implications for forensic nursing practice are discussed...


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Lionel: The trip to Yosemite was hectic. in a good way. We've wanted to go for such a long time but just never had the opportunity or the motivation to make the long drive. I think any drive is long when you're from an island that takes an hour to drive around. We only stayed for 24 hours but it was never a dull moment. There aren't big enough words to describe the park. Magnificent? From the swimming holes, wildlife, dramatic landscapes and crisp air—we were in awe.
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