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Cyprus protests as MPs debate tough EU bailout deal
SOUNDBITE 1 - Lambros Kaoullas (man), "Referendum Bus" member (English, 17 sec):
"We think that such a decision that will affect our future for decades can not be taken by politicans that some of them have studied just a few years law or things like that. We think it's a very important issue, it has to be taken collectively by the people."
SOUNDBITE 2 - Christina Demitriou (woman), protester (English, 22 sec):
"We are fed up with political parties. I'm just wondering, I'm raising two kids in Cyprus today and I'm wondering if any of these guys in there would be willing to include their kids in the lost generation that we will have here in Cyprus, just wondering."
SOUNDBITE 3 - Teddy Christo (man), retired salesman (English, 12 sec):
"It's the bankers that bankrupted Cyprus, the banks in Greece and in Cyprus, and most of them disappeared, they took the money out of the country and disappeared."
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Cyprus MPs to debate tough EU bailout deal
by John Leonidou
NICOSIA, April 30, 2013 (AFP) - Angry Cypriot MPs were debating on Tuesday a controversial 10-billion-euro EU-IMF bailout deal, with the government warning its rejection would be "catastrophic" for the eastern Mediterranean island's teetering economy.
Outside parliament, some 400 people demonstrated to protest the package, which has forced Cyprus to radically downsize its bloated banking sector, raise taxes and cut public spending.
A number of them held up signs saying "Oxi" (no in Greek), while others shouted "Fight for your rights" and "Troika out of Cyprus" -- a reference to the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund that are providing the bailout.
"Every MP needs to be aware that today marks a historic landmark for our homeland," government spokesman Christos Stylianides told reporters ahead of the parliamentary session.
"A 'no' from the house today would have catastrophic consequences," he said.
The debate began at about 3:00 pm (0000 GMT), and House speaker Yiannakis Omirou, head of the leftwing Edek party, said a vote should be expected after 7:30 pm.
Parliamentary observers say the package is likely to pass by a razor-thin majority.
Omirou himself said the package was a "barbaric and colonial force," adding that he agreed with former Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker, who said "we treated all Cypriots like bandits and gangsters".
George Perdiki, the sole MP for the Green Party, painted a gloomy picture.
"The Cypriot people will go hungry. They will endure harsh times, never experienced before in its recent history. That is a fact. The younger generation will emigrate, problems in society will increase and gloom and misery will prevail. The people will be left mendicant and in financial ruin. But, most saddening of all, the people will be left morally ruined."
The eurozone has forecast that gross domestic product will plunge by 8.7 percent in 2013 and another 3.9 percent next year, with already high unemployment surging.
But Finance Minister Haris Georgiades has said approving the package is a tough but necessary step that has to be ratified without delay.
He warned that without a positive vote, the island would be driven to economic collapse and could even be forced to exit the eurozone.
He urged lawmakers to take "a very difficult but necessary decision" and ratify the agreement struck last month with the troika.
The total cost of the deal to Cyprus has surged from an original 17.5 billion euros to 23 billion, including the 10-billion-euro loan from the troika.
It has triggered widespread discontent on the island, as widespread business failures and job losses are feared.
A government source told AFP the vote "hangs in the balance and could go either way," with the ruling Disy party and coalition partner Diko "in favour," the opposition Akel set "to vote against" and Edek undecided.
The governing centre-right coalition holds a slim majority in the 56-member House of Representatives, but only if all of its MPs toe the party line.
If all goes according to plan, Cyprus expects its first tranche of much-needed bailout cash in May.
On Monday, President Nicos Anastasiades said he was planning sweeping reforms in a bid to modernise the battered island, including lifting immunity from prosecution for himself and other politicians.
MPs on Tuesday are also expected to thrash out what Anastasiades called the unprecedented reforms in Cyprus, which has come under pressure from the public and the EU to eradicate perceived political corruption.
Georgiades also called for "structural reforms... to kick-start the economy, saying: "We must also acknowledge the mistakes of the past."


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Best Rock 'n' Roll Haircuts
Music's "hair" apparents are a numerous and colorful bunch. Funky and edgy hairstyles — along with plain old long and flowing locks — have characterized the rock world since rebellious teens first picked up electric guitars, and in honor of 50-something years of follicle bravery and daring 'dos, we're singling out some of our favorite artists. Check out our Best Rock 'n' Roll Haircuts gallery — it's like a dog show, only sweatier and slightly less ridiculous.
Like a wild lion, David Lee Roth once shook his golden mane in primal displays of masculine dominance. When Diamond Dave had to crop his golden locks, it was one of the greatest tragedies of our time.
It figures Lenny Kravitz plays a sage-like stylist in 'The Hunger Games.' His legendary coiffures — serpent-esque dreads, mighty Afros and close cuts — have helped man mark the passage of time.
Sometimes, the absence of hair says it all. Sinead O'Connor's bald noggin warns of a rebellious woman too busy creating art to fuss with hair-care products. Keep shaving, sister. You got nothing to hide.
The color red and Emilie Autumn go together like blood and vampires. Whether you see that as a good thing depends on your own personal sense of style…
There's no way we could have left Bon Jovi off of this list. For more than three decades, he's given bouffants a good name.
"Da ya think I'm sexy?" Yes, Rod Stewart, we do. While spiky hair and '70s-style mullets go out of fashion from time to time, they always come back. Lucky us. Lucky Rod.
If Carrot Top and Albert Einstein had a "hair" baby (yes, we know how gross that sounds), it would definitely be Melvins founding member Buzz Osborne.
Robert Plant is the original golden-haired rock deity, with locks that defy the ages and put Thor, Jesus and the follicly blessed gods of Mount Olympus to shame.
Nina Hagen is the "it" girl — if "it" means German singer dressed to wed the Prince of Darkness (or at least a character in a Tim Burton movie).
Sid Vicious' hair screamed, "I just don't care!" and yet he managed to pioneer his own signature punk style. There's a lesson in there somewhere.
Little Jimmy Urine's hair definitely isn't little. Here's a rocker who really knows how to put a big bottle of hairspray — not to mention an industrial-strength hair pick — to good use.


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Day 1:
Arrive at Kuala Lumpur Airport (Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia's capital city). Check into Avillion Port Dickson Beach Resort, an award winning resort that fuses traditional architecture with contemporary luxuries. Rest and relax at this beach resort outside historic Port Dickson to get ready for upcoming adventures.
Day 2-5:
Fly from KL airport to Padang, West Sumatra (Indonesia). A hotel limo will pick us up at the airport for a gorgeous ride up into the Mingangkabau Highlands to its heart city of Bukit Tinggi. Along the way, enjoy the majestic scenery and stop at a waterfall for refreshment. Check into the beautiful Hills Hotel, our base for the next three days (four nights). Tonight enjoy a delicious dinner and an entertaining culture show.
The Minangkabau people of this area are highly cultured matrilineal Moslems (their family trees are traced through the female side), and so this area is a veritable oasis of peace and sanity. The scenery is breathtaking. Although Sumatra straddles the equator, its elevation creates the perfect temperature, and its volcanic soil nurtures a botanical heaven.
We tour the town of Bukit Tinggi's historical sights and the wonderful Minangkau Highlands by minibus and on foot. See the Harau Valley, Sianok Canyon and the cultural museum in the town of Padang Panjang. Stop at local home craft centers to marvel at their skilled embroidery, silver work and weaving with golden thread.
Travel by minibus to Batu Sangkar. At the main market we hire horse carriages for the ride to the newly restored palace and museum at Pagaruyung. Your first view of this building will be a moment you will never forget. It is a stunningly grand example of Minang architecture complete with rice storage barns and garden.
Day 6:
After a last long early morning look at Bukit Tinggi we take the minibus back down the scenic mountains to the airport for our flight to Kuching, Sarawak. Check into Hotel Riverside in the center of town. There will be time to stroll along the river walk and see the old city before dinner.
Day 7:
After breakfast, we proceed to the Semenggoh Wildlife Center to see "the wild men of Borneo", the Orang Utan, literally translated in the local language as "person of the jungle". The center cares for thousands of endangered mammals, birds and reptiles from dozens of different species. It hosts one of the most successful Orang Utan rehabilitation programs in the world. We will be there for feeding time and be able to observe the Orang Utans up close! Afterwards we will visit a pottery factory, see a crocodile show, a Land Dayak House, and nearby museum.
Day 8:
After breakfast visit the Sunday Market (Tamu) and see the freshest of the fresh things to eat. Food you have never seen before! A city tour follows with lunch and a visit to the famous living museum, Sarawak Cultural Village. At the Sarawak Cultural Village we get a glimpse into Sarawak's ethnic diversity, culture and handicrafts. Sarawak is rich in history and culture. the varied population comprises local ethnic groups called Iban, Bidayuh, Orang Ulu, and Melanau, plus the Malays, Chinese and Indians all living together in harmony for more than a century.
Day 9:
Fly to Mt. Mulu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Check into the Royal Mulu Resort, which has just been renovated by Marriott Hotels. Designed in the style of ethnic longhouses, Royal Mulu Resort was built on wooden stilts, three meters above the ground. Linked by a series of wooden walkways, the Resort stands on the banks of the Melinau River, in the midst of breathtaking natural splendor. Make yourself at home in luxury to the hypnotic and relaxing lull of the jungle.
Day 10:
After breakfast proceed to Camp 1 for a day of exploration in the lush virgin jungle boating, hiking and swimming. There is nothing more refreshing than a swim in a tropical river!
Day 11:
After breakfast take a walk down the boardwalk to reach Deer Cave and Lang Cave. Explore the caves and surrounding jungle with a picnic in ultimate serenity. If we're lucky, we will witness an amazing phenomenon. What appears as giant moving clouds in the sky are actually simultaneous exchanges of a great swarm of bats exiting and birds entering the caves. This phenomenon happens twice a day-once at dawn and once in the late afternoon.
Day 12-13:
Breakfast is at the resort. Then we hop into a longboat down the river to visit Batu Bungah, a Penan settlement where we observe tribal life and see local crafts being made. The river journey continues to Wind & Clearwater Caves. We'll have a picnic lunch at the Clearwater summer huts after we enjoy a swim at Clearwater Spring. Return via longboat to dinner at the hotel. The next day will be a free day to choose your leisure activity.
Day 14:
Alas, early check out of the hotel. Next is another longboat ride down the Melanau and Baram Rivers to Marudi, the frontier town for the people of the Baram area known as the Orang Ulu, literally "people of the interior". Along the riverbanks down to Marudi are the homes of many Orang Ulu and Land Dayaks known as longhouses. They are surrounded by farms which include banana and papaya trees and fronted by their own river docks. After a walk around Marudi and lunch we take a speedboat to Kuala Belait, where the Baram River flows into the South China Sea. We then proceed by minibus to Brunei for sightseeing in its capital city. Stroll around the water village, have dinner, and depart by plane for Singapore. Your arrival at Singapore's Changi Airport will be the most efficient airport experience of your life. Your luggage will be waiting for you when you get there to pick it up! Drive along the beautifully landscaped East Coast Parkway to the Hotel Traders at the top of Orchard Road in the center of the shopping district. Relax by the pool, then head to dinner at the Singapore Polo Club. After dinner we'll watch a polo match.
Day 15:
This morning we visit Singapore's magnificent Botanical Gardens, a dynamic and living monument to the foresight of the founding fathers of Singapore. Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore and a keen naturalist, established the first botanical and experimental garden in 1822. His aim was to introduce the cultivation of economic crops such as cocoa and nutmeg to the island. Later its director, Henry Ridley, successfully propagated rubber trees and invented a method to harvest commercial quantities of latex. At first when he introduced the concept of rubber tapping he was referred to as "Mad Ridley", but he eventually became known as the hero of the Malayan economy. Presently the gardens are a tropical jungle in harmony with history, culture and art! To see is to believe!
After lunch we can relax back at our beautiful hotel or visit a local museum. Tonight is a fascinating Night Safari. Hop onboard the tram and come up-close to lions, tigers, rhinoceros, tapirs, deer and more! We see these nocturnal creatures frolicking in the cool evening temperatures and putting on a real show for us.
Day 16:
Today is an unforgettable visit to the Jurong Bird Park. Better than you can imagine a bird park to be, there is non-stop fabulous feeding and shows of every kind of your feathered friends! Enjoy a collection of more than 8,000 birds from 600 species, offering an experience that is Rachel's favorite attraction in Singapore. We arrive early to hand feed the small tropical birds. The Bird of Prey Show is like no other on earth! After lunch we can enjoy a swim back at the hotel or visit another Singapore museum. Tonight we stop at Raffle's Hotel for a famous Singapore Sling.
One of Singapore's most graceful landmarks and more legend than hotel, this luxury Singapore hotel celebrates a tradition of unwavering service excellence spanning more than 120 years. Immortalized in the novels of Somerset Maugham and Rudyard Kipling, its colonial-styled architecture and lush tropical gardens exude an atmosphere of timeless elegance. Dinner at the historic Clark Quay includes a bumboat ride before your meal.
Day 17:
Today is another memorable day at the amazing Singapore Zoo. The zoo is always abuzz with activity! New births, themed events galore and refreshed animal exhibits are but some of the things that happen year round - the zoo is a constant hive of happenings, and we want you to be a part of it. It hosts the largest reproducing orang utan population in the world, supplying most of the orang utans in zoos around the world. Next we head for the causeway to enter into Malaysia. Check into the Thistle Inn of Johor Baru, take a swim, and then enjoy a relaxing evening with a cultural show and Malay dinner.
Day 18:
On the Johor Royal Museum Tour see three centuries of royal souvenirs and family history within the walls of the palace where the Malaysian royalty lived. Known as the Grand Palace and Royal Sultan Abu Bakar Museum, the museum is located in the northern wings of the Grand Palace, or Is-tana Besar, of the sultan. The palace was built in 1866 and is a grand example of Anglo-Malay architecture. We will also visit the Handicraft Center & Rotary Project, then enjoy a delicious dinner of the freshest seafood.
Day 19:
After breakfast take a guided city tour of Johor, which includes temples and a kampong house, Johor Lama. For lunch we go to a South Indian restaurant. Afternoon will be for a swim and siesta or optional batik shopping. After dinner we go to the Night Market.
Day 20:
After checking out of our hotel, we take a scenic drive along the old coastal road to the state of Negri Sembilan. Many Minangkabau people have migrated here. Visit the museum in the capital city of Seremban and have a tasty Malay lunch. We continue our exploration in the afternoon and tonight enjoy a dinner of regional Malaysian specialties.
Day 21:
Today we see the many sights of historic Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The old town sits on a centuries old trade route which was conquered by the Portuguese, the Dutch, and then the British. It features Dutch style buildings called Stadthuys, which are painted to resemble the marble of Rotterdam. Nestled among the many ancient sights of Malacca is the oldest Taoist Temple in Southeast Asia, dating back to the 1400s. The town is also the cultural home of the Straits-born Chinese who are known for some of the best cuisine in the world. We'll try some of this wonderful Peranakan food for lunch. In the late afternoon we return to our hotel at Port Dickson. After a final dinner together we enjoy our last tropical sunset on the beach.
Day 22:
Check out of our hotel and head for the Kuala Lumpur International Airport for the flight home.
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Looks as if Wayne decided to skip regular retail outlets, giving digital outlets the sales jump on his latest EP and pissing off a few folks in the process.
"Lil Wayne is giving himself a nice birthday present on Monday (Sept. 27), but brick-and-mortar merchants haven't been invited to the party. The rapper released his next album, "I Am Not a Human Being," initially through digital channels only, with the physical release coming out two weeks later on Oct. 12. The physical album will have 12 tracks, two more than the digital release.
"According to sources, Cash Money/Universal Motown is projecting first week digital sales of 90,000 units for "I Am Not a Human Being"; second week digital sales of 25,000 units, and then the third week of digital and first week of physical is expected to do sales of 225,000 units, with 20,000 of that coming from digital.
"Most brick-and-mortar merchants worry that putting a digital release out early could turn into a trend. "Its disturbing," says one merchant. "Its definitely putting brick-and-mortar second, and we are going to lose business that we would normally get. How is the consumer going to know that the album will have a second physical release?""
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After several moves with kuttrimers in tow, I've lost all but two of the rubber feet on their bottoms. Any clue as to where to find replacements? Any extras out there?
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iPhone 5 in Canada: Sales start 8 a.m. Sept. 21, 6GB data plans return
Pre-orders for Apple's new iPhone 5 broke topped two million in 24 hours, more than doubling the previous record for pre-orders held by its predecessor, the iPhone 4S.
Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, characterized the response as "phenomenal."
While early buyers can expect their phones to arrive on September 21, the day the iPhone 5 will be released in stores, later pre-order customers may have to wait until October for delivery.
In Canada, where stores are already expecting lineups for the new iPhone, sales start at 8 a.m. this Friday, September 21.
There's new news for Canadian buyers with the return of six gigabyte data plans among all the major carriers, which are selling the new iPhone 5 at starting at $179.95 for the 16 GB model with a three-year term.
Telus, Rogers and Bell are all currently offering voice and data combo plans that are all in the $75 range and include six gigabytes of data. The plans are all very similar, offering 200 minutes of talk time, with 10 favourite numbers having unlimited talking and text. The details vary with each carrier. If you're at the end of a contract and planning to cancel your service to move to another carrier, your carrier may up that offer. Check around and negotiate before you sign up for any three-year contract.
You can pre-order the iPhone 5 through the carriers or at Best Buy and Future Shop, although you have to go into a Best Buy or Future Shop to place your order, you can't do it online.
If you still have time left on your contract, it may not be worth paying the penalty to get a new iPhone if you're going to buy another locked in phone. That depends on the penalty, which can vary with the carrier and with the time left on your contract.
I have 11 months left phone plan and when I checked the upgrade price, I found the upgrade penalty would be $220 – $20 a month — plus the price of the new iPhone 5. Even at the subsidized price of $180 for the phone, I think it makes more sense to spend the extra money to buy an unlocked phone, both to avoid being locked into a contract and to save money when I travel.
Telus will unlock phones after you're 90 days into a contract, with a $50 fee and iPhones have been included in that. However, so far Telus hasn't been able to tell me whether or not the iPhone 5 will be included in that unlocking option. If it is, that makes a compelling argument to get your new iPhone 5 from Telus. I'll update this post if and when Telus has an answer on that.
I've saved thousands of dollars when travelling by using an unlocked phone and buying SIM cards in the country I'm visiting. And I've heard horror stories from readers and read other stories about wireless customers coming home from holidays to find roaming bills in the tens of thousands of dollars.
Compared to bill like that, even the pricey unlocked version of the iPhone 5, starting at $699, doesn't look so bad.


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Field Reports1 Mar, 2005 By: Thomas Haire, Nicole Urso Reed Response
Response: How did your relationship come together with Guthy-Renker?
Dahl: We began kicking the idea of using an infomercial around last summer. When we started looking at companies to partner with, obviously Guthy-Renker is at the top of the heap. Strangely enough, two weeks after internally discussing the idea of using DR, we got a phone call from the Internet development people at G-R. They told us they'd been monitoring the dating space since 2001. It was aout a four-month process, developing strategy and shooting the show. We went on-air for testing in late 2004, and rolled out nationally in January.
Response: What are your plans for PerfectMatch.com's future?
Dahl: The key for us is to continue to focus on getting messages out there on why we are different. We need to elevate the site above the clutter. It's been exciting to see the online dating space evolve, but there are too many players. It's a challenge to explain why we're different, why this is something a consumer will have success doing. We will begin to leverage the success stories in the work Guthy-Renker has done for us. We will continue to focus on genuine people and the success they're having with our Web site.
Microsoft, Pfizer File Suits Against Pill Spammers
NEW YORK- Microsoft and Pfizer, a leading pharmaceuticals manufacturer, filed separate lawsuits in early February against companies advertising generic Viagra through junk E-mail.
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Microsoft filed suits in Washington State claiming that online companies CanadianPharmacy and Pharmacy Direct violated federal anti-spam regulations, outlined in the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, by bombarding MSN Hotmail accounts with the unwanted advertisements. Pfizer filed suits in New York for trademark infringement.
Though Microsoft and Pfizer filed suits for different reasons, both companies are engaged in ongoing battles with spammers. Microsoft has already sued several online pharmacies for stuffing its Hotmail accounts with illegal advertisements, and Pfizer filed at least 30 suits against companies that capitalized on the Viagra brand, a popular erectile dysfunction pill.
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The suits were all filed against unnamed defendants. Spammers are difficult to target because the E-mails trace back to various mailers, and online companies can be equally evasive. Investigations in these cases revealed that the generic Viagra originated in India, a popular source of counterfeit drugs. However, it has yet to be determined which companies purchased, distributed, and most importantly, advertised these drugs online.
Neither CanadianPharmacy nor Pharmacy Direct are legitimate pharmacies. Canada is a popular destination for Americans seeking cheaper prescription drugs, and spammers are likely to disguise knock-off pills as products of accredited pharmacies.
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