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Paris - The most westerly part of France was placed on a red alert for potential flooding on Thursday as high tides and ferocious storms caused havoc up and down Europe's Atlantic coast.
Finestere, a department of Brittany which juts out into the Ocean, was braced for two of its rivers, the Morlaix and the Laita to burst their banks as a result of heavy rain forecast for Thursday.
The highest-level warning was issued by Meteo-France shortly after the forecasting agency placed 29 departments from Brittany to the Paris region on a second-tier orange alert for high winds and heavy rain with the potential to bring down trees and power lines and make driving extremely dangerous.
Recent days have seen huge waves, gale-force winds and torrential rains combine to batter sea defences from the Basque country on France's border with Spain up to Devon and Cornwall in the south-west of England.
The storms sent a Spanish cargo ship crashing into a sea wall at the French port of Bayonne on Wednesday, splitting it clean in two.
There has been similar chaos in Britain with the coastal railway line linking Devon and Cornwall having been cut and the safety of dozens of clifftop homes increasingly threatened by coastal erosion caused by the storms. - AFP


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Peca's Hat Trick Carries QU to Frozen Four
by Jill Saftel/CHN Reporter
PROVIDENCE, R.I. All season, Quinnipiac's success has come from an effort from the field. No single star up front — the team's top five scorers are separated by just four goals, six total points.
"Championship teams are made like that," junior forward Connor Jones said. "You can't win with one line, you can't win with two lines. You've got to have all four lines, all 16, with the goalie going, too."
But Sunday night, in the East Regional final of the NCAA tournament, it was a record-setting individual performance from Jones' sophomore linemate Matthew Peca that booked the Bobcats their first trip to the Frozen Four in program history with a 5-1 win over Union.
On a roll after scoring in Friday night's 4-3 comeback win over Canisius, Peca single handedly put Quinnipiac up 3-0, all three goals coming within 3:12. It was the fastest hat trick the NCAA tournament had ever seen.
His first came at 9:46 in the first, with the puck bouncing around in front of Union goaltender Troy Grosenick, Peca said he was just lucky to get his stick on it. One minute and 13 seconds later, his second was no accident. Peca got control of the puck on a turnover in the neutral zone, took his time and fired a shot from the circle, catching Grosenick off guard.
On the third, the puck came around the boards and Peca said he tried to keep it in with his knee, but the puck went straight to his stick. He was looking to make a pass, but didn't have any options. He ended up throwing a backhanded shot on the net for the power play goal at 12:58. Just more than three minutes, three goals, and a big lead just like that — not a bad time to get your first multi-goal game. At most, Peca's had two-assist nights this season, but nothing more.
"He's a big time player for us, and he was the best player on the ice tonight," head coach Rand Pecknold said.
"Matthew Peca's a great kid and a great hockey player," senior goaltender Eric Hartzell said. "He works hard every day so he definitely deserves it and it really helped the team win tonight."
Peca was in high demand after playing with the Pembroke Lumber Kings of the CJHL, totaling 47 goals and 72 assists for 117 points in his career there. He led the team to a 51-9-0 record and a national championship in his final season, 2010-11.
"(Peca's) a big-time player," Pecknold said. "That was a huge recruit for us to land. You had everybody on him, and that was a big fish for us to land. He's been great all year. He was great as a freshman. I think the thing with Matthew — and I think the goals are pretty spectacular — he's a complete hockey player. He's a great penalty killer."
Pecknold put in the effort to bring the Tampa Bay Lightning draft pick to Hamden, Conn. He drove to Canada to meet with Peca long-after the program had made its pitch to secure his commitment to Quinnipiac. Peca's linemates, twins Connor and Kellen Jones, probably understand just how much that extra effort has paid off more than anyone.
"It's unreal," Connor said of sharing a line with Peca. "When he's open, you give him the puck. We've played together the last couple years, and we've really meshed. The thing we do, is we skate, we forecheck, we like to move the pace and be leaders for the whole team."
While goals from Jordan Samuels-Thomas and Kellen Jones added to the Bobcat tally for the 5-1 win, it was the leg work Peca did in the game's first 20 minutes that kept a Union team on its heels and booked the Bobcats a trip to Pittsburgh. The one-man show might not be their style, but no one's complaining.
"Peca had a great individual effort. Really, he had those first three goals and he carried us in those first 10 minutes," Connor said. "That's just amazing. It was one of the best single-handed performances I've ever seen. His first goal was unreal, the next two, it was just all him, unassisted goals, pure individual effort. You saw the determination in his face.
"He's good at everything. He's our best penalty killer, he's a complete player. He's an amazing hockey player, keep in mind he's only 20 years old. He's got a bright future for sure."
And it will start April 11 in Pittsburgh, when Quinnipiac faces St. Cloud State, looking to make their own future a lot brighter with a spot in the tournament final.

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Israel's Air Force struck northern Gaza on Wednesday and killed three people. Israel was responding to rockets and mortar fired from Gaza that hit southern Israel.
Three Thai workers in Israel were wounded, according to CNN, while in Gaza, Hamas claimed the three killed men as members, adding that another three were injured in the air strike.
Israel's military said 60 rockets and mortars had been fired across its border by early morning, according to the Associated Press.
No crossings between Israel and Gaza were allowed after the fighting began, the Telegraph reported.
On Tuesday, an Israeli soldier was injured by a bomb, and on Monday, one Hamas militant and a Popular Resistance Committees member were killed by an Israeli air strike, according to the BBC.
On Tuesday the emir of Qatar became the first head of state to visit Gaza since the Islamist militant group Hamas took control of the strip in 2007. Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani said $400 million would be spent on construction in Gaza.
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ST. PETERSBURG — All you have to know about how Tuesday night went for the Rays was that their most excitement at the plate during the 2-0 loss to Boston was the confrontation manager Joe Maddon and leftfielder Carl Crawford had with umpire Bob Davidson.
Their heated arguments led to both being ejected, the situation escalating rapidly after Crawford disagreed with the strike called on the first pitch of his fifth-inning at-bat, and their apparent contact with Davidson could lead to disciplinary action from MLB officials.
"If anybody should be getting suspended, it should be the umpire," Crawford said. "I don't feel like I did anything wrong with defending myself. He's the one who got all defensive real quick. Normally when they get defensive like that it's because they know they made a mistake."
Maddon said he didn't expect any suspensions, acknowledging "there was definitely some intimacy about the whole argument" with Davidson but that it was mutual. "He was definitely rubbing me also," Maddon said. "It's hard to distinguish who exactly encountered or created the first rub."
Crew chief Tim Tschida said Crawford was ejected because he kept getting closer to Davidson after being told to "back off" and that Maddon was tossed immediately afterward procedurally since managers are not allowed to leave the dugout to argue ball-strike calls.
Much, but of course not all, of the Tropicana Field crowd of 24,310 took up their cause by booing subsequent calls.
Then again, they didn't have much to cheer about as the Rays were held to just one hit — a fourth-inning single by Willy Aybar — by Red Sox starter Jon Lester and three relievers and wasted a tremendous eight-inning effort by James Shields, who allowed only four hits, the costliest a two-run double by David Ortiz in the third, and retired the last 16 he faced.
"We just have to continue to pitch like we are and figure out a way to score a couple runs," Maddon said.
The lack of offense has been a theme for most of the past month, but it has been highlighted against Boston's improved pitching. In the two games, the Rays have totaled one run and seven hits and are 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
It didn't help, obviously, that Davidson was calling what Maddon called a wide strike zone much of the night, a major reason the Rays struck out 12 times.
"It's hard to hit the ball when you've got a guy who's good like Lester and he's getting pitches 5 inches off the plate," Crawford said. "We're not making excuses, but it is what it is."
Crawford disagreed when Davidson called strike one during his fifth-inning at-bat and got madder when Davidson told him it was "a good" pitch. "I'm thinking to myself, if the plate was in the other batter's box then it's a good pitch," Crawford said.
Crawford and Davidson began jawing, and Crawford admitted he may have accidentally made contact "but he came at me." When Maddon arrived, he appeared to make contact as well, trying to get between the two. Word from MLB is expected within a couple of days.
The Rays still have the best record in the majors (32-14) after the pair of losses and, while the second-place Yankees are still five games out, the fourth-place Red Sox are just 6½ back going into tonight's series finale.
"If they sweep us, they sweep us," Shields said. "But I think we have a pretty good chance. We have a pretty good pitcher (Matt Garza) on the mound and hopefully at least we can gain a game back here."
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Lizard local Perran Pryor is showing the length he is prepared to go for a good cause, having his dreadlocks removed in aid of the Lizard Lifeboat.
Perran, a civilian worker at RNAS Culdrose and volunteer at the Lizard RNLI, has been growing his 15 luscious locks for seven years, and they have reached an astounding 32 inches.
Sponsor forms are available from The Tophouse and Witchball in The Lizard village, as well as from the Hazephron Inn at Gunwalloe, the Black Swan Inn at Gweek and the lifeboat station.
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Masimo Backs Medical Device Incubator
Irvine-based patient monitoring products developer Masimo is backing an effort at medical device incubator Edison National Medical, to drive developer interest in its platform, Masimo Root, the company announced today. Masimo said it has tied with Edison Nation Medical--a medical device incubator based in Charlotte, North Carolina--to find new medical technologies to expand its patient monitoring and connectivity platform. Masimo said it is looking to make it easy for third parties to expand its capabilities, by connecting their own measurement devices. The companies did not say what they will provide to companies or individuals who submit their patient monitoring ideas, and the companies are charging $25 each for submissions.


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Cary, N.C. — A Cary man has been arrested after police said he exposed himself to women in Apex.
Juan Carlos Sandoval Vasquez, 30, is charged with indecent exposure and indecent exposure to a victim under 16.
Apex police said Vasquez exposed himself two different times in the Knollwood subdivision. The alleged crimes took place in the early morning.
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Maybe it's best for litigants not to complain about a four-year wait for a decision from the Texas Supreme Court. The plaintiff in Marketing on Hold Inc., d/b/a Southwestern Tariff Analyst v. Jefferson, et al. did just that in an April 28 federal civil rights complaint. Eight days later, the high court ruled 5-3 against that plaintiff in the underlying case Marketing on Hold v. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.A lower court had certified a class action against Southwestern Bell; the high court's decision reversed the class certification. Lawyers for the Supreme Court moved to dismiss the federal complaint for mootness. U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks agreed on July 19 to toss the case out of his court. He disagreed with the plaintiff's assertion that the motion to reconsider the plaintiff filed with the Texas Supreme Court defeated the defendant's mootness argument. "The court finds plaintiff has not advanced a single reasonable argument, either in its pleadings or at the hearing, which indicates there is any justiciable controversy left in this case now that there has been a final judgment entered by the Texas Supreme Court. Defendant's motion is therefore GRANTED on the grounds of mootness," Sparks wrote. Houston solo Tom Bray, who represents the plaintiff in the federal complaint, did not immediately return a call for comment. A spokesperson for the Texas Attorney General's office, which represented the Supreme Court in federal complaint, also did not immediately return a call for comment.
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S.F. mayor's chief of staff resigns
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San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom's chief of staff, Phil Ginsburg, announced his resignation Thursday, and Newsom named the city's former point man on homeless issues, Trent Rhorer, to the post - the third person to hold the job since the mayor took office in 2004.
Ginsburg, who has been in the post since January 2007, said he is stepping down to spend more time with his family. His resignation is effective Aug. 15.
Newsom said Ginsburg still will play a "key role" in City Hall, but he declined to say in what capacity.
The mayor said that as chief of staff, Rhorer "will get us to the next level of our homeless policy."
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Newsom has said he hired Ginsburg partly for his lack of a conventional political resume. During his year-and-a-half on the job, the former human resources manager and union lawyer helped the administration negotiate with labor unions during tough budget deliberations, and last year he was widely praised for helping broker a compromise in a long-running battle over whether to ban cars from Golden Gate Park on Saturdays.
But it was that lack of political experience that also pitted Ginsburg against other administration insiders looking to boost the mayor's political credentials. Rumors about his desire to step down have been swirling around City Hall for months.
"The chief of staff job is to help the mayor steer toward what's in the best interest of the city, (while) those who focus on politics are singularly focused on the mayor's best interest," Ginsburg said Thursday. "And there's often a big overlap in the mayor's best interest and the best interest of the city. There's a natural tension."
Newsom's first chief of staff, Steve Kawa, was a longtime City Hall insider who also worked as deputy chief of staff for former Mayor Willie Brown.
Rhorer, 39, is the executive director of San Francisco's Human Services Agency, where he manages the city's shelter and welfare programs. He also spent four years as Newsom's homeless czar and served as chairman of the Mayor's Interagency Homeless Cabinet, which advises Newsom on homeless policy.
He was instrumental in crafting Newsom's Care Not Cash homeless reform initiative, which helped launch Newsom into the mayor's office.
Rhorer has a bachelor's degree in political science from UCLA and a master's degree in public policy from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He lives in Oakland and will earn $160,862 annually.
"The top issues that the mayor cares about are homelessness, health care and poverty, and these are issues that I've spent my professional life working on," Rhorer said.
Jennifer Friedenbach, executive director of the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness, who often battles with the Newsom administration over homeless issues, said Rhorer is better suited for the high-ranking political post than for directing the city's homeless policy.
"Trent Rhorer is very much a political animal and seems more fitted for a chief of staff job," she said.
The announcement of the change comes a week after Newsom announced that he is exploring a gubernatorial bid in 2010.


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For years, the work of a St. Petersburg photographer has been featured in books, magazines and CD liner notes about jazz musicians of the 1950s and '60s. Now, Herb Snitzer is making an even bigger splash.
He just completed a successful five-month exhibit in the Ferman Gallery at the Tampa Museum of Art. And his latest book, Glorious Days and Nights: A Jazz Memoir, which was released in February, captured the attention of the editors of JAZZIZ Magazine.
The result is an eight-page spread in the magazine's summer edition, which will be on newsstands until September. The national magazine, which has been publishing for more than 25 years, is widely considered to be the voice of the jazz culture.
Snitzer, who moved to the Sunshine City in 1992, has a studio at Salt Creek Artworks at 1600 Fourth St. S. His book is a memoir of the time he spent capturing the images of jazz greats.
What's next for Snitzer?
Next month, he will be inducted into the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame in Tulsa.
"I don't know how they found me," Snitzer said, laughing. "I have a pretty good reputation in the jazz world."
But Snitzer hasn't limited himself to jazz. He has photographed civil rights demonstrations and historic sites, athletes and movie stars. His work hangs in museums and galleries across the country.
Snitzer isn't the only family member in the spotlight. His nephew, saxophonist Andy Snitzer of New York City, is on tour with Paul Simon and is featured on the inside back cover of the same magazine for his new CD, Traveler.
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There's a new publication competing for African-American readers in St. Petersburg and nearby communities. Launched in May, the weekly St. Pete Bulletin touts itself as the "area's best black public sources."
The paper is published by St. Petersburg native Richard Love, who divides his time between St. Petersburg and Long Beach, Calif., where he publishes another weekly.
"There was a need for media that relates to the black community, that relates to our lifestyle," said Love, who said he was encouraged by "several stakeholders" in the community to launch the publication.
Love said he uses local radio to connect with potential readers, including what he calls "a shout out" on WTMP-FM 96.1 and WTMP-AM 1150 from 7:58 to 8:10 a.m. on Thursdays.
Love said there are about 44,000 readers in his target audience. The free paper is available at several locations in St. Petersburg.
So far, advertising is nil, Love said. "We're understaffed and overworked, but I'm looking for a marketing professional who can help."
He's also got competition. The Weekly Challenger and the Powerbroker also target the African-American community.
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In the arts community, meanwhile, there's a buzz about an online news magazine called New Roots News.
The magazine — which is published by St. Petersburg native Nick Hinkley, 26, and Atlanta transplant Lily Reisman, 27 — has joined forces with Studio Review, the former publication of the Studio@620.
When the two publications combined, they achieved "a different level," said Hinkley. "The content and the audience and the reasons for us to continue to publish evolved and changed. The goal was to take the Studio Review out of print, develop content and a brand, then maybe put it back in print at a later time. Right now, we're trying to develop our voice first and go from there."
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A NEW York trader has been charged in a scheme that involved the unauthorised purchase of about $US1 billion ($958.91 million) of Apple stock that wound up costing his employer $US5 million ($4.79 million), federal prosecutors say.
David Miller, while employed as an institutional sales trader for Connecticut-based Rochdale Securities LLC, executed a trade to buy 1.6 million shares of Apple stock in October on a day the company was scheduled to announce earnings, prosecutors alleged.
The scheme was designed so Mr Miller would profit if the stock price rose, but it declined, they said.
A Rochdale customer stated it had ordered only 1625 shares of Apple, the Cupertino, California-based maker of iPods, iPhones and iPads.
Mr Miller falsely claimed he had made a mistake in ordering many multiples of what was written in a client's order, authorities alleged.
In telling Rochdale he was simply executing a customer order, Mr Miller misrepresented that the customer was at risk of loss if the trade proved unprofitable when he knew that it was Rochdale that would bear the risk of loss, prosecutors said.
As a result of the scheme, Rochdale was left holding more than 1.6 million shares of Apple stock. It promptly traded out of the position but suffered losses of about $US5 million.
Mr Miller was charged with wire fraud. His lawyer, Kenneth C. Murphy, declined to comment today.
Authorities say Mr Miller duped another broker-dealer into taking on a significant short position in Apple stock.
Mr Miller convinced the broker-dealer to sell 500,000 shares of Apple stock, falsely claiming that he was trading for the account of a company with which he had no relationship and for which he was not authorised to trade, prosecutors said.
Mr Miller engaged in that part of the scheme to hedge against the large purchase of Apple stock he was executing at Rochdale, prosecutors said.
He placed the broker-dealer at risk of sustaining substantial losses, they said.
Mr Miller, 40, appeared today in the US District Court in Bridgeport. He didn't enter a plea and was released on a $US300,000 ($287,673) bond. He could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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Lathbury is a village and civil parish in the Borough of Milton Keynes and ceremonial county of Buckinghamshire, England. It is just to the north of Newport Pagnell.
The village name is an Old English language word, meaning 'fortification built with laths or beams'. In the Domesday Book of 1086 the village was listed as Latesberie.
There is a grand manor house in Lathbury, which in the medieval period belonged to the abbey in Lavendon (since 1272). Following the Dissolution of the Monasteries in 1547 the manor stayed in the hands of the Crown until the Restoration of the Monarchy, when it was given to Christ Church in Oxford.
Sir Henry Andrews was created 1st Baronet Andrews, of Lathbury, county of Buckingham England on 27 May 1661. On his death in 1696, the baronetcy became extinct.
There was also once a grammar school in Lathbury, founded in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, supported by Christ Church. The school was pulled down, however, in 1698 and the materials thereof used to repair the ancient rectory.
The parish church, All Saints Church is dedicated to All Saints.
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In Buckinghamshire, as with other counties in England and Wales, the location of offices where Births, Marriages and Deaths were registered has altered with other changes in local government. A list of the location of Registration Offices since civil registration began in 1837 has been prepared by GENUKI (Genealogy: United Kingdom and Ireland). The table also gives details of when each Registration Office was in existence. In the case of Buckinghamshire, the same registration offices were used for the censuses since 1851.
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English Jurisdictions is a webpage provided by FamilySearch which analyses every ecclesiastical parish in England at the year 1851. It provides, with the aid of outline maps, the date at which parish records and bishops transcripts begin, non-conformist denominations with a chapel within the parish, the names of the jurisdictions in charge: county, civil registration district, probate court, diocese, rural deanery, poor law union, hundred, church province; and links to FamilySearch historical records, FamilySearch Catalog and the FamilySearch Wiki. Two limitations: only England, and at the year 1851.
During the 19th century two bodies, the Poor Law Union and the Sanitary District, had responsibility for governmental functions at a level immediately above that covered by the civil parish. In 1894 these were replace by Rural and Urban Districts. These were elected bodies, responsible for setting local property assessments and taxes as well as for carrying out their specified duties. Thses districts continued in operation until 1974. Urban districts for larger municipalities were called "Municipal Boroughs" and had additional powers and obligations.
Poor Law Unions, established nationally in 1834, combined parishes together for the purpose of providing relief for the needy who had no family support. This led to the building of '"union poorhouses" or "workhouses" funded by all the parishes in the union. The geographical boundaries established for the individual Poor Law Unions were employed again when Registration Districts were formed three years later. In 1875 Sanitary Districts were formed to provide services such as clean water supply, sewage systems, street cleaning, and the clearance of slum housing. These also tended to follow the same geographical boundaries, although there were local alterations caused by changes in population distribution.
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Part three in a four part series looking at the discourse surrounding plastic bag bans
Only humans make things Mother Nature can't digest. The main argument found in environmental groups' discourse surrounding the plastic bag debate is that plastic bags aren't good for our Earth, and that reusable materials are simply the better choice. Despite the positive spin put on plastics by lobbying groups, activists say there is no debate. Save the Bay, one of the leading environmental organizations fighting to ban plastic bags says, "Plastic bags are toxic to marine animals, and the ecosystem at large. Plastics leech toxic chemicals and take an estimated 1,000 years to decompose in landfills, which is where most end up."
Save the Bay, founded in 1961, is the largest organization working to protect, restore and honor the San Francisco Bay. On their website, they have started a campaign attacking the multi-billion dollar plastic bag corporations by using facts, videos, and images of plastic bags and bottles found in the San Francisco Bay due to the neglect and pollution created by humans.
They key argument that fuels Save the Bay's "Bay vs. Bay" campaign attacks plastic corporations by explaining that pollution is one of the biggest threats to the San Francisco Bay and trash "gravely imperils wildlife, water quality, and public health." Unlike the ACC and SPI, Save the Bay's campaign directly attacks plastic corporations by framing their argument in a way that pins the problem on the industry and not the product. For example, Save the Bay says, "the plastics industry is infiltrating local communities, blocking proposals that limit the use of plastic bags and suing cities that attempt to ban or require a fee on single-use bags."
Save the Bay goes a step further in their rhetorical argument than the plastic industry does through their use of haunting images of plastic bags washed up on shores, stuck in trees, floating in our oceans, and stuck in storm drains as a way to appeal to their audience and elicit an emotional response. By using the power of visuals mixed within their campaign, Save the Bay visually and verbally show that these lightweight plastic bags persist in the environment and clog waterways.
Save the Bay, like the ACC and SPI, has a discursive theme that appears in their campaign. This environmental group uses words on their website such as, "protect" and "advocate." By using such language, Save the Bay's persuasive tactics revolve around putting the issues of the debate in your hands. They highlight humans' relationship with the natural world and focus on our need to take responsibility and "protect" our world, as well as be our own "advocate" for the cause. Ultimately, Save the Bay promotes the notion that it is up to individuals to save our world, as well as be apart of the plastic bag debate and solution.
The ACC and SPI attack paper bags, which could replace plastic bags in many incidents if they are banned, in most of their argument as being worse for the environment. Interestingly enough, Save the Bay never once says that paper bags are a good thing for the environment. In fact, they also recognize the harmful affects that paper bags can have on our natural world. Unlike the plastic corporations, Save the Bay believes that the problem does not end with banning plastic bags, and the the real solution is in utilizing more sustainable materials. The debate will ultimately end when reusable bags fill consumers' cars, homes, and stores nationwide, replacing single-use paper and plastic bags altogether.
Environmental groups' discourse continues to be concerned with moving away from the throwaway lifestyle America has embraced. They do so by not favoring paper over plastic, but instead advocating for reusable bags in order to improve our relationship with the natural world and end our destruction of the environment through over consumption and improper disposal of synthetic materials like plastic.
Jamie Foster is a second year graduate student in communication studies at San Francisco State University, where she is currently studying the discourse used within the plastic bag debate and how each side—plastic corporations and environmental groups—construct their arguments. Good Times will host four blogs by Jamie about this subject. If you would like to see a complete version of her paper or have any questions please email her at [email protected]


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Goldson hopes he can return against Seattle
Bucs safety Dashon Goldson said his injured left knee is improving, and hopes to be able to return next week in Seattle against the Seahawks.
Goldson, an All-Pro, missed Thursday's game with the injury, suffered Sunday in Atlanta.
"It's a day to day thing," Goldson said. "Trainers are doing a good job of approaching it, made a decision last week of holding me back cause there was some things I couldn't get done that I thought i could do in the game. But it didn't feel right. Right now, it's day to day."
Bucs coach Greg Schiano said TE Tom Crabtree aggravated his ankle injury on Thursday, with S Keith Tandy (ankle) and LB Dekoda Watson (shoulder) also banged up against Carolina. Schiano is uncertain of Watson's status going forward.
The Bucs are also concerned with WR Mike Williams' hamstring injury and whether he can continue playing. Williams said ominously that we'll find out in three hours.
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My friend has asked me to make her wedding cake for 150 people. I am thinking 14" 10" 6" and 4" does that sound about right. I have never made anything that big.
As I remember you get 77 servings from a 14x4" round;
39 servings from a10x4" round and 10 from a 6x3" round.
So you are a little under the count.
You can change the sizes of the 'main' cake and add satelite cakes OR kitchen cakes to up the #s.
not sure what a 4" cake serves, I've never done anything smaller than a 6"
a 6, 8 12 and 14 = 170
8,9,10 and 12 = 150...not sure how that would look though...
here's the link to the "cakulator" that i use, it uses Wilton serving chart. http://shinymetalobjects.net/cake/calculator/cakulator.cgi?pan=Round%2C+8%22&pan=Round%2C+10%22&pan=Round%2C+14%22&option=2&option=Select+Cakulator&chart=wiltonWedding2Inch&chart=Select+Chart&calculate=Calculate%21&.cgifields=pan


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Here is a diagram of the electrical, I'm not sure what you are calling the solenoid??http://www.cunninghamgolfcar.com/images/document/wiring%20diagram%20Yamaha%20G16E.pdf
this diagram doesnot show the selonoid as I know it. On the diagram I think its located between the batteries and the motor.
I looked at three different diagrams and none showed what I though was a solenoid.! Do you what year model this one is? By this being a G16e, I assume it is an electric 36 volt cart and not a gas unit.
look at this g9. solenoid should wire up the same.http://www.fsip.biz/Documents/G9.pdf
you are correct this is a 1996 yamaha g16e 36 volt golf cart. the selonoid is behind the seat infront of the batteries. A wire goes from the plus side of battery to the battery side of the selonoid, large post. the wires from the switch go to the two small posts. What i am not sure of is the wire from the contoller ?
Did you look at the g9
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Interactions inequality-polarization: an impossibility result
Recent literature stresses the multidimensional nature of income distribution. Two of the most relevant components are inequality and polarization. In this paper, we prove the impossibility of keeping simultaneously constant these two aspects whenever the distribution of incomes changes. Distributional change could originate from any economic policy or simply from economic growth. Hence, our result implies an effective restriction for policymakers that they cannot avoid and should not ignore. Our proof embodies a general view of polarization that includes the Wolfson and the Esteban and Ray approaches. The paper also develops other links for the case of controlling only one variable and deducing the implications for the other variable.
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In Indonesia, Citi on Hot Seat
Debt Collection Brought In-House After Outside Agents Accused in Man's Death
JAKARTA, Indonesia—Citigroup Inc. said it has hired more than 1,400 people and brought its debt-collection duties in Indonesia in-house, following accusations that outside debt collectors used by the bank may have caused the death of a credit-card debtor.
This month, police arrested three debt-collection agents used by Citibank after a customer died in one of the bank's branches. Police said Irzen Octa was found dead in a Citibank...


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Explosive exercises planned for Grissom AFB Wednesday
Personnel from Grissom Air Reserve Base will conduct an explosive ordinance disposal exercise on Wednesday afternoon that may result in several loud detonations.
The event on September 26 is planned and should not be associated with real world events. The activities associated with the EOD exercise will be closely monitored by the base's Emergency Management Office and representatives from the Safety Office.
Grissom ARB conducts exercises on a regular basis to ensure its personnel are trained and ready to meet a variety of response scenarios. It is not uncommon for the exercises at Grissom to include the use of base sirens, loud noises and increased activity by security forces, fire department and other response personnel.
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NEW PORT RICHEY — When Armando Marchena opened his first restaurant two months ago in the old Cafe Grand, this is what he envisioned:
Latin dishes of empanadas, roast pork and a Puerto Rican entree called mofongo. Salsa and flamenco classes, poetry readings and a domino league. It would be a family business; his son, Armando Jr., a.k.a. DJ Suave, would play meringue and bachata. The place would evoke his New York childhood. He called it Da Bronx Cafe.
"This was my lifelong dream," Marchena said. "There was nothing like our restaurant."
But last week, as Richey Suncoast Theatre director Charlie Skelton stood across from the cafe on Grand Boulevard, this is what he saw:
Closed doors. Empty tables. Movers hauling out sodas and ice.
"They were loading everything," Skelton said. It was Friday, a show night — on nights like this, with the Cafe Grand, couples once waited in line. "It was a shame."
Marchena and his landlord, Jackie Ryan, disagree on what led to the cafe's closing after only a month. He blames faulty equipment that sapped his budget. She said he didn't pay rent.
But Da Bronx's downfall hints at a bigger problem, something that's affected this corner for years:
Why can't this cafe — once the heart of downtown — come back to life?
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The Cafe Grand, opened in 1990 by owner Joe Catania, was once a downtown icon. The bistro, which served mangrove snapper Milanese, salmon Rockefeller and homemade carrot cake, doubled in size within a year of its grand opening.
When Catania retired in 2004, the space began a downward spiral through a host of new owners promising to maintain the menu while adding new garnishes, like a Sunday champagne brunch. None lasted. The cafe closed for good halfway into 2009.
Marchena, who managed real estate, met with Ryan to share his ideas. His restaurant would be something different. He would renovate, add black porcelain flooring, serve drinks from a marble and granite bar. He was new to the business, which worried her, but he also seemed attentive to detail. In May, she gave him the lease and a word of advice.
"I couldn't have made it clearer — you've got to have money for a year. You won't make money for the first year with a restaurant," Ryan said this week, from her home in central Vermont. "We didn't want to have another failure there."
Ryan's Pasco Building, which she has owned with her husband since Catania had his cafe, needed all the help it could get. Besides Da Bronx, the two-story building holds two storefronts: Karen's Gifts and Boulevard Beef and Ale. The vacant second-floor is plastered with for-lease signs.
Ryan gave Marchena three months of free rent — he says two — but his problems were just beginning. Refrigerators leaked, he said. Sewer lines cracked. Walls were falling apart. The repairs zapped his starting capital and, in September, the first and last full month of business, kept him from paying his rent.
"We were bleeding money, but we still wanted to keep trying," Marchena said. "The money has to run out sometime."
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The curtains were closed this week at Da Bronx. The kitchen was in pieces. In the window sat an old award of excellence from Greater New Port Richey Main Street, itself in financial doubt. The cafe looked disrupted mid-dinner — tables set, ashtrays full, gold star cutouts hanging from the ceiling.
Marchena said he has been asking family and friends if they'd like to buy in for a new project, information unknown. An ad seeking investments for a "restaurant/bar/nightclub" showed up last week on Craigslist. He likely won't come back to his home city's downtown, though.
"I want to go somewhere with peace of mind," he said.
Joe Nordon, who founded Boulevard Beef and Ale next to the Cafe Grand 14 years ago, said the corner has been plagued by inexperienced owners for years.
"That place, with the right place going in, could make it easily," Nordon said. "I don't really think they gave it a long enough time to do that. When you don't open the doors, it's hard to give the customers the opportunity."
Ryan isn't that confident. Trying to make something of the building has become more than she can stomach.
"I'm just so ready to sell that building," Ryan said. "The whole entire building. I've had it."
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
43 comments:
- Betsy from Tennessee said...
Beautiful little flowers, Denise. I love the purples and yellows of spring!!!!
Have a wonderful Palm Sunday.
- March 27, 2010 at 11:34 PM
- diane said...
It doesn't take long for the beautiful flowers to appear after the snow. Great shots.
- March 28, 2010 at 5:43 AM
- Gill - That British Woman said...
wow I cannot believe all those flowers are out? Nothing here for us yet.....
Gill in Canada
- March 28, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- Regina said...
All are gorgeous! Spring has arrived.
Wonderful captures.
Thank you for sharing Denise.
- March 28, 2010 at 9:55 AM
- Carletta's Captures said...
I don't know what those white ones are but I love them.
So many beautiful blooms Denise!
Nice compositions. :)
- March 28, 2010 at 10:20 AM
- Carver said...
What a wonderful array of spring flowers. I know after the winter you had that spring is welcome.
- March 28, 2010 at 10:49 AM
- Patti said...
Hi Denise, Thanks for stopping by my blog! Your flowers are absolutely gorgeous! (Love the crows too.) I went to Norton Simon Museum yesterday and found some interesting flowers. If you ever go to Pasadena, CA, be sure to check out the museums. Pasadena has two fabulous ones with gardens galore!
- March 28, 2010 at 11:14 AM
- JJ said...
Spring has sprung - beautiful
- March 28, 2010 at 11:16 AM
- EG Wow said...
Oh, wow, Denise! I LOVE the magnolia! OK, truth be told I love all the blossoms...and I'm envious that your camera has recently been so close to real, live outdoor blossoms. :)
- March 28, 2010 at 11:40 AM
- Naturegirl said...
Oh YES I think Spring has reached your world Denise!
A wonderful breath of Spring in your images!!
Happy today and all week! hugs
- March 28, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- Xavi said...
How lovely series!! Denise.
I especially like the Magnolia and Crous.
Have a happy Easter!!
- March 28, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- Anything Fits a Naked Man said...
*Sighs contentedly*....Thanks!!! Happy Spring!!
- March 28, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- Self Sagacity said...
Gorgeous! They are just beautiful and colorful, brightened my day. :-)
- March 28, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- http://graceolsson.com/blog said...
love it the fisr and second one
- March 28, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- Kathy said...
I love those crocus. They look like they could just be picked up and would be a ready-made bridal bouquet.
Thanks so much for featuring my photos today. It is a great honor. And I must say, some validation that I can give some of my friends who have been skeptical of my Project 365! Tee-hee!
- March 28, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- chubskulit said...
Lovely variations!
Wandering Jew
- March 28, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- lazyclick said...
Beautiful. Very lovely flowers.
- March 28, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- maiaT said...
All beautiful spring flowers in one place, what a great variety! Beautiful photos.
- March 28, 2010 at 1:35 PM
- Maria said...
It's really spring in your world! And your pictures are so wonderful!
- March 28, 2010 at 1:37 PM
- msdewberry said...
Your crocuses are beautiful, I love the soft pastel purples of these flowers. The white flowers in the first couple of pictures are dreamy! I'll bet they have a wonderful scent.
I am taking my camera next visit to the nursery!!
- March 28, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- Rosamaria said...
Beautiful, Denise!
I can imagine what is coming with the spring. How many wonderful photos around the world on this meme.
May you and your family have a very happy easter, dear!
- March 28, 2010 at 3:34 PM
- Stephany said...
If I ever got the chance to visit Meadowlark Gardens, it would take a tow truck to haul me away. Beautiful series of photos, Denise!
- March 28, 2010 at 4:02 PM
- Carolina Mountains said...
Love the close up of the pansy - had to think about it to realize what it was. Lovely flowers!
- March 28, 2010 at 5:55 PM
- Pat's Addition said...
The essence of spring
- March 28, 2010 at 6:03 PM
- imac said...
Beautiful captures one and all.
- March 28, 2010 at 6:25 PM
- eden said...
Wow, those are beautiful Spring blooms. It makes me long for our Spring season already. Love the yellow and the purple flowers. Enjoy your day.
- March 28, 2010 at 6:47 PM
- SandyCarlson said...
These flowers are beautiful. Thank you for making such fleeting beauty last!
- March 28, 2010 at 8:52 PM
- SandyCarlson said...
By the way, I love your header.
- March 28, 2010 at 9:23 PM
- Digital Flower Pictures said...
You don't see White Forsythia (#4) to often. Make sure you get a smell on that one as it is quite nice. Purple Crocus look good too, especially the bunch photo. A good contrast to the white flowers you posted.
- March 28, 2010 at 9:24 PM
- Laerte Pupo said...
All flowers are beautiful.
Thank you for sharing.
- March 28, 2010 at 9:48 PM
- Marina said...
gorgeous colors! the white flowers look like white forsythias...
great shots!
- March 28, 2010 at 10:39 PM
- Callie said...
Beautiful photos. I love to see the Spring flowers. We are having rain and snow.
- March 28, 2010 at 10:57 PM
- Jama said...
I can't decide which one I like best as all of them are so beautiful!
- March 29, 2010 at 1:46 AM
- midwesttomidlands said...
Love all the beautiful colors and pictures of the flowers. Looking forward to the English countryside covered with daffodil blooms. Have a great spring!
- March 29, 2010 at 5:43 AM
- Euronics said...
such a wonderful beauty of nature! thanks for the visit Denise!
- March 29, 2010 at 5:51 AM
- Rubz said...
some of these flowers are already growing in our garden..lovely images you got here!
- March 29, 2010 at 5:52 AM
- Simply The Best said...
all are wonderfully taken..love them all!
- March 29, 2010 at 5:53 AM
- jabblog said...
Ooh lovely - all those gorgeous Spring flowers. Yellow and purple in their different shades seem to be the main colours for the early part of the season, with touches of white in the Star magnolia (I think it is?)
- March 29, 2010 at 6:58 AM
- Arija said...
Glorious Magnolia stellata and all the other spring beauties. Beautiful photos as always Denise.
- March 29, 2010 at 7:52 AM
- Kathiesbirds said...
Spring! spring! spring! Beautiful!
- March 29, 2010 at 4:46 PM
- Louise said...
Lovely Spring flowers. We are seeing just the same right now here in the South of England.
- March 29, 2010 at 4:53 PM
- Ruth said...
Oh, I love all the beauties you have here. Each has its own beauty. Hard to pick a favorite.
You captured them so beautifully.
- March 29, 2010 at 6:20 PM
- Coffeeveggie addict. said...
wowwwwww,those purple are my favorite...so lovely...i just hope to see them here in taiwan but no chance.....
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IT has been called the most British road rage incident ever.
And now the Malvern man behind the clip of the very civilised confrontation which has taken social media by storm has revealed what happened next.
People have been amused by the terse exchange between a woman who refused to drive past another driver down a narrow Ledbury lane.
But viewers have been left wondering what happened next after the film ends with the woman stating ominously: "Well, you can stay here all night. I'm not moving."
Mark Coates, who lives in Malvern Link with his partner and six-month-old son Alfie, put the footage of the exchange in the notoriously narrow Knapp Lane, Ledbury, on Facebook.
The video shows the woman getting out of her car and approaching Mr Coates asking him to reverse onto The Homend.
Mr Coates refused, saying it was illegal to reverse onto a main road and he would not do it.
He told the lady motorist that there was plenty of room for vehicles to pass, and he knew because he drove up Knapp Lane twice a day.
The lady motorist seemed to accuse him of not being courteous.
"You should not have been coming on," she said.
"You could have stopped."
Mr Coates, a 22-year-old HGV mechanic, has now revealed how the stalemate was resolved.
He said: "Basically I turned up a blind corner to be faced with another car in the middle of the road.
"We obviously both stopped and I gestured that if she moved over then we could both get through.
"She refused and we both sat there for ten minutes or so, she then decided to come to my car window – then you saw what happened on the video.
"After that another motorist went and spoke to the woman and eventually persuaded her that there was enough room to get past and proceeded to watch the lady pass my car safely (with plenty of room to spare) we then both moved off."
Mr Coates has been amazed at how the clip has taken off on social media and news websites after he initially posted it on Facebook.
"I'm surprised at how big it went as I only filmed it in case something silly happened like an accident or something for insurance purposes.
"My girlfriend told me to put it on Facebook and it's gone from there really.
"Most comments are good and most people just find it hilarious."


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November 7th, 2001, 02:38 PM #1

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Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday
ole' ole' ole'
Happy Birthday to Me for Today!
ole' ole' ole'
I'm only 32 today, I mean uhhh.... 23, yeah, that's it 23! hee hee. (dream on breeze boy) [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
I am cutting out early on the bike at 1:00
What a great blessing to have it be 65 and sunny for my b-day bike ride Look out Poconos, here I come!

Happy BirthdayÂ*

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! Like the ol Snowman in the cartoon would say! LOL!! [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
Sorry I'm not that technical yet to insert any graphics.
But here's a BIG OLD BIRTHDAY WISH - May your bank account prosper and your traffic sore when the next big Googlebot comes knockin at your door! LOL!! Cheers!!
November 7th, 2001, 02:46 PM #3
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Happy Birthday!!
May your thoughts be as glad as the shamrocks.
May your heart be as light as a song.
May each day bring you bright happy hours,
That stay with you all year long.
For each petal on the shamrock
This brings a wish your way
Good health, good luck, and happiness
For today and every day.
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Happy Birthday!!!!!!
If you don't mind I will pass on the cake.
Have a great day!
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November 7th, 2001, 08:53 PM #9
Sheesh you people are old.
Just kidding, happy birthday old timer, the walking sticks in the mail.
November 7th, 2001, 09:34 PM #10
A Big Happy Birthday To Ya, Ya old Fart!!
Geeesh, I can't even count that high yet! WOW
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Happy birthday Breeze.
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Happy birthday to you.
From Old Net Friends and New
May the Traffic Ne with you.
Let the Cash flow remain to
Today Your an Oldie
Remember Your a D
A,B,C,D Be Breeze on the Trees.
Enough ! Happy Birthday Breeze.
Let's see i wanted to be a poet let me see ... Just a test sorry if it ain't that good.
Days Come and Go,
The Sun Rises and Sets,
This is a Natural Process,
Every Day Every Minute Every Second.
Breeze Be Everywhere,
You Touch everyone,
Even in their prayers.
Your one of The Nature's most important productions.
Where Life Is full of Tension,
With Low Pension,
How Do people plan to build a Mansion,
This is your Day,
The Day You came out in your birthday suit.
You sure Were without any boots.
Enjoy! and Keep Flowing....Breeze.
Of all, I just wanted to say
a Happy Birthday
Cheers Mate ! Could i get some cake....
November 8th, 2001, 02:44 AM #14
Happy Birthday!
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Thanks everyone for all the great wishes! It was certainly a good one. (I had to leave my Motorcycle at the Bar and take a "safe ride home" with a friend) It was like this, "Oh, it's your Birthday, let me buy you a shot!" So 15 beers and 10 shots later I was quite the drunken birthday boy. Had a great time! Now I need water, lots and lots of water.
Pillow, I want my pillow. Time for a nap! OMG I have not even sent out today's newsletter yet. eye yie yie, better get to work.

November 8th, 2001, 12:00 PM #16
Lmao, been there, done that. OUCH!!
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ahoyhoy breeze
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Phew! Been busy, sorry Breeze.
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