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"Bomb To Brisbane" Read Label On Bag At Airport. Grandma Meant Bombay
New Delhi: On Wednesday morning, passengers at the Brisbane International Airport in Australia were shocked when they saw a bag on the luggage belt emblazoned with the words "Bomb to Brisbane". The suspicious piece of luggage, which sparked security fears at the airport, actually belonged to a grandma who meant to write Bombay, not bomb!
Venkata Lakshmi, 65, was greeted by officers from the Australian Federal Police at the Brisbane airport, where she had travelled from Mumbai, reports Yahoo News.
Ms Lakshmi's daughter, Devi Jothiraj, who has lived in Australia for 10 years, revealed to Yahoo News her mother was mortified over what she described as "a mix-up".
"My mother told me they thought something was in there and people were panicking. They asked her to open the bag and asked her why it says bomb and she said 'It's for Bombay!'".
Ms Lakshmi, who was travelling to Australia to celebrate her birthday with her daughter and her family, was apparently nervous about flying alone and wanted to write the airport she departed from and her destination on her bag.
"She began writing Bombay before realising she had no space to fit it all in so she stopped at Bomb and wrote Bomb to Brisbane with Mumbai underneath."
Her innocent mistake, however, left many panicking at the Brisbane airport, where an area near the baggage carousel was cordoned off and passengers ushered away.
"It was with a whole bunch of bags and I just saw the word 'bomb'," a passenger who spotted the bag next to hers at the airport told Yahoo News.
Though Ms Lakshmi was pulled in for an interview by the Australian Federal Police, they soon realised that the whole thing was a misunderstanding and let her go after checking the contents of her bag.
Ms Jothiraj said that her mother told her the bag hadn't raised any eyebrows when it was dropped off in Mumbai.
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Justin Bieber is an oblivious, self-important little twit who goes out of his way to make the working man's life miserable -- just watch this video of the singer pissing into a restaurant mop bucket ... and laughing like he's the king of the world.The clip was shot in NYC earlier this year -- we're told Bieber and his idiotic friends were leaving some nightclub, exiting through a restaurant kitchen, and Bieber decided he needed to take a leak.But rather than go to a bathroom like a civilized person, Bieber -- wearing pants that should literally be illegal -- whipped out his junk and whizzed into a yellow mop bucket used to clean the restaurant's floors ... meaning whoever's job it was to mop the place up had to physically change Bieber's disgusting piss water.And the worst part ... Bieber's friends act like the restaurant should be HONORED that the singer decided to piss there. It's revolting.We can't say for sure if the group was drunk, but it sure sounds like they were.Oh yeah, at the end of the video, Bieber sprays a photo of Bill Clinton with cleaning liquid for some reason ... saying, "F*** Bill Clinton!"We don't know what Bill Clinton did to Justin Bieber ... but whatever it was, Bieber probably deserved it. Thank you, Bill. Thank you.Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2013/07/10/justin-bieber-restaurant-mop-bucket-piss-pee-urinate-video-bill-clinton/#ixzz2YfXuU1hhVisit Fishwrapper: http://www.fishwrapper.com
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Whether it's for comedic purposes or to demonstrate their overwhelming power, these three characters certainly know how to bring a battle to a swift and decisive conclusion.
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#3: Killua vs Johness
"Hunter x Hunter" (2011-14)
We all knew that Killua hailed from a family of assassins, but we had no clue how deadly he was until he pulled this little stunt. As Gon and the rest continue with the Hunter Exam, Killua is tasked with taking on the likes of a mass murderer in a one on one death match. Despite his smaller stature, Killua is easily able to defeat Johness by literally snatching out his heart in a single motion. He even packaged it up in the process!
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While he's normally full of smiles, never let it be said that the Captain of the Straw Hat Pirates is unafraid to throw a punch. During his second encounter with the obnoxious Bellamy, Luffy not only finds himself embroiled in a battle of Devil Fruits, but also constantly berated by Bellamy for wanting to follow his dream. Naturally aggravated by this, Luffy manages to put a stop the spring-trap wielding pirate by punching his face so hard into the dirt that everyone watching is stunned into silence.
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The New York Times ran an article today about our current Ford scandal with Memphis, Light, Gas, and Water extending $16,000 dollars to Edmund Ford. You can't cut off a Ford's lights here in Memphis. I'd be surprised. Except I'm not. It's Memphis. Moreover, it's people.
This specific scandal is emblematic of a flaw that Memphis possesses in abundance, but a flaw I hardly think is limited to Memphis. The rich use their wealth and influence to protect themselves while ignoring the need around them. This quote from the Times article sums it up.
"I think it is a travesty of the public utility system in the city," said Ron Johnson, who works with low-income students in the city's school system. "Memphis is a town in which the poverty rate is high, and you have individuals who could truly benefit from help. And yet you have politicians benefiting on the backs of poor people, and it's just wrong."It's particularly obvious in Memphis because there is so much poverty juxtaposed with ostentatious displays of wealth. One of the first things a visitor sees entering the city from the east is Bellevue Baptist's crosses and their obnoxious billboards -- God alone only knows how much was spent on those that could have gone to ameliorate the vast amounts of suffering in this city. But the poor masses of Memphis won't be able to contribute to Bellevue's capital in way the upper middle class white folk drawn in billboards will be able to. MLGW's President gets more from currying favor from the Ford family than he could by breaking up 16,000 dollars worth of credit among several poor families.


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It struck me at midnight on Wednesday that I just had to feature Taylors Buttons before leaving Fitzrovia. The reason for this is simple - Taylors keeps rather old-fashioned opening hours; 11am - 4pm, closed at the weekends. I can't say I blame the wonderful Mrs Maureen Rose, if I ran a shop I would do the same. I have got far too used to running over there in my lunch looking for the perfect statement button to replace cheap ones on my latest threads. It's one of my top peeves that the high street fashion retailers won't spend their margin on fixing beautiful buttons to garments. They just shove the cheapest matching plastic button going and the consumer puts up with it. But changing the buttons on a jacket can elevate something from the ordinary into the magical for just a few pounds. I have jet black glass buttons bought from Taylors years ago on my Jigsaw swing coat. Buttoning up is a luxurious experience; the cool feel of the glass buttons between my fingers, not to mention looking very elegant. As I approach Cleveland street I marvel at the colossal building site of the former Middlesex hospital. Demolished to make way for 11 storey high flats for which residents of the Georgian houses opposite receive compensation. Their view will be horribly affected and I wonder how many of these modern flats will remain vacant for 11 months of the year, bought by non doms to shore up cash funds. In the midst of all the rubble, Maureen sits amongst piles of vintage button boxes going about her trade. Interestingly, the building the shop is based in was occupied twice by Charles Dickens. Taylors is a family run business established over 100 years ago with their first shop in Soho. Maureen's late husband Leon took over the business over fifty years ago having trained in a button factory and his Uncle (also in the trade) mentored him when he bought Taylors. Leon moved the shop from 1 Silver Place to its present location on 22 Cleveland Street. When Maureen married Leon I suspect she brought her own flair to the table.
It's a tiny shop crammed floor to ceiling with boxes of buttons, most of them vintage and art deco, never to be seen again once sold. Maureen can dye to match any colour of button for a beloved garment at a very reasonable price. Moreover, she can make a fabric belt to match any dress covering the buckle and backing the belt with leather - all for less than £20. This makes her a sartorial heroine in my book. It saddens me that Button Queen in Marylebone Lane seems to steal her limelight. Give me Taylors' bespoke service any day over Button Queens new slick looking shop. Did you know every plastic button starts life white before hitting the dye vats? I learn something new every time I visit. But I've come to the conclusion that Maureen is far too modest for her own good. I hadn't a clue that she supplied 40,000 handmade buttons to line the walls of Alan Ducasse's restaurant at The Dorchester hotel in Park Lane. It took 6 months to complete and looked stunning. She has worked with couture stalwarts such as Hardie Amies and Norman Hartnell through to costumes for film and theatre. Famous clients include the Queen, Margaret Thatcher and one scarlet belt sported by Bond girl Eva Green in Casino Royale. The list goes on so please visit her website to learn more;
Maureen told me that whilst her son built her website she is not keen on e-commerce and prefers retailing through the shop. She has over 100 buttons on-line but cataloguing the entire shop's stock must be a daunting task. I'm inclined to agree, if only because buttons are such tactile objects. There is no substitute for appreciating the shiny glint of gold or the true colour of a button in daylight. You need to lay a button on a garment to bring it to life. You need to rummage through the cardboard boxes with their original fifties font labels to realise just how unique each button is. You could think designing a button could be quite limiting until you visit the vast array at Taylors. They sit there like confectionary in an old fashioned sweet shop.
There probably would not be any point in tidying up and it looks like organised mess to me. If you ask nicely Maureen will open her little drawers of treasures for you. From alphabetically labeled drawers I purchased little vintage name tags of my initials I S, just like the ones I used to have at school. She also has pretty vintage cotton reels in the colours of sugared almonds for sale. Oh and the original shop fittings are to die for, I've offered to buy them so many times I've given up asking. On this occasion I took the time just to admire this rare shop chat to Maureen, long may she continue.


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Come to the Filipino Cultural Center (5740 Martin Luther King Jr. Way South) for an update on what's happening with disaster relief from the November typhoon.
You are invited to bring nonperishable food (canned goods, ramen noodles, rice), baby diapers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, etc. These will be sent in a big container to disaster victims.
Nov 18 Fireside @ the Quarnstroms 5:30pm
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With over FIFTY (50) years of history in the community, the Rainier Valley Rotary Club would like to re-connect with old friends, new friends and look forward to another FIFTY (50) years of service in the Rainier Valley. Join us for a pre-Thanksgiving cheer at the Quarnstorms. RSVP Ann Swammon firstname.lastname@example.com
Nov. 19 Program: Tish Johnson "Washington's NEW Marijuana Retail Industry"
11/19/2013 - 07:30
11/19/2013 - 08:30
None of the new marijuana stores are open yet but the state is promogulating regulations on locations, taxes, packaging, ways to limit access for underage users, etc. Come find out what's been happening and when the first new stores will open. Our presenter is commercial real estate broker and RVRC member Tish Johnson.


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it has been announced today that Lotus Reserve driver Jolyon Palmer will be given two more chances to impress the Lotus Formula 1 team over the Spanish Grand Prix and at the subsequent test after the Grand Prix this weekend.
After performing strongly in first practice ahead of the Chinese and Bahrain GPs, Palmer will also drive in free practice one ahead of this weekend's first European round at Barcelona in Spain which is where he had made his Lotus debut in winter testing.
Palmer so far has deputised for Romain Grosjean in both appearances to date and the 24-year-old reigning GP2 champion has so far fared well alongside his more experienced team-mate Pastor Maldonado. In Bahrain, Palmer was just over four tenths of a second behind Maldonado at the end of the 90-minute session.
After the Grand prix, Lotus's third and reserve driver will take to the wheel again next Wednesday on the second day of a two-day in-season test at the circuit. In his interview with the media today, Palmer is clearly delighted to be back in the car for Barcelona and is looking forward to the weekend. Palmer stated the following:-
'I am really pleased to be back in the car for Barcelona. It is nice to be back at the track, having already driven the car there in the official pre-season test back in February. After a three-week gap since Bahrain, I'm already looking forward to starting the weekend.'
Overall, Palmer certainly has done enough to gain yet another opportunity to drive for Lotus in Barcelona this weekend in FP1 and also in the post Grand Prix test on Wednesday. With Palmer having already raced on the circuit in junior formulae; this will only boost and motivate his confidence while also being able to get the car set up to meet the demands of the track too.
I will be watching the performance of Palmer this weekend and also next week at the post Grand Prix test as I do feel that Palmer is showing why he was signed with Lotus in the first place and also that if he managed to get a race seat in F1; he would do extremely well. I wish him the very best of luck.


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Someone's going to say, somewhere: "why does Phil Collins feel shame about his face having been everywhere, while Snooki (the Kardashians/ Paris Hilton) rolls along blithely?"
It's a little complex. I think it has to do with integrity in part. It has more to do with mortality---when you are not the hungry young artist who pours his all into his work to create meaning in his or her life.
Neil Young is kind of at the other end of the spectrum, in a similar late career place, but still critically acclaimed, and, if anything, he could be selling more if he took more advantage and less care with his tremendous archives.
But this isn't about "Le Noise" but rather, about the feeling that grabs an artist and forces them to express his or her self. Phil...worries me a little. Famously, comedically neurotic, I honestly think he has some of the worst self-respect issues of anyone who ever skyrocketed to fame and lived to tell about it. I think he understands: it's not like any star "deserves it."
I don't come to bury Phil, but to praise him. As you will see, I am not an impassive observer. When I grew up in a conservative household and culture, it was practically a moral victory to even be free to put on anyone's rock music. Believe me, you should've heard my Dad's reaction when BMG music sent me a Depeche Mode Selection of the Month featuring fey, shirtless men in an undeniable visual code that upset Dad to a degree you would be hard-pressed to understand...unless your Dad was somewhat homophobic, too. But I may save that story.
I think the problem is, so many of his fans have not found anything listenable by him in a couple of decades, even though he continued to have financial success and acceptance with work such as his Tarzan soundtrack. His 92 album with Genesis was the last time I bought his work, as the band tried to re-connect with what had made their identity under the still-credible Peter Gabriel. Say what you will on their success or failure at blending Art Rock back into the smash pop success, but I did find "Dreaming While You Sleep" and "Driving the Last Spike" very memorable songs even after half a lifetime since I last heard them.
But I couldn't hang on to the past; for a long time, I didn't have the sheer indulgence of the Internet to reclaim my lost favorites, anyway, but nevertheless, like many fans, I continued looking forward and backward for something fresh to excite me about the passion of music. When I no longer had to maintain similar listening tastes to, say, a small-town middle class white man in his 40's, I embraced some of the most disturbing and beautiful music I could find. But I no longer looked for it in the safe MOR hits of Phil Collins. He had a lot of youth appeal for some reason---well, 'cause the music was brilliantly catchy. His work with Genesis, to this music newbie, was as evocative as the comic books I loved.
But we all grow up. Or, we try to grow up. Sometimes this means you pop in Mozart, and I tried that, too, while I was trying to get my nineteen year old act together and not fade out of what had seemed a promising life. Sometimes you discover Prince and get in touch with your funk. But the parent-approved and easily-ignored mainstream hit records wouldn't do; they weren't ...individualistic enough. I'd always been raised to try to do right and amount to something, even if the ways and means seemed distant and full of vaguely materialistic demands. The individual streak was my own device.
Phil's history in retrospective would make this column much too long for my purposes. it feels like some kind of statement already on its own, though I'm in the mood to say more. I've dabbled into some introspection on the whys and wherefores of his expressed feelings that "no one's going to miss me much" which almost sounds like a cry for sympathy, you know? I don't want to hang him with "...and that's what's wrong with played-out middle age white men all over Western Civilization!" but he does seem to feel like he prostituted his songwriting skills to build a career for an audience that he, too cool for school, with which he never anticipated identifying. People who were not in the least "rock and rolll" or even "jazzy"---what we used to just think of as ordinary guys.
Once upon a time, Phil Collins could still fit that "edgy" bill if you weren't already steeped in the hurricane history of Rawk. About the time I finally saw him, I was discouraged that "...but Seriously" was chock full of mid-tempo, safe music, when "Mama" and "In the Air Tonight" and "I Don't Care Anymore" were so much better attuned to the kind of gangsta shit and abrasiveness and strangeness one might enjoy as a rebellious teen. Even then, his influence was an ever-further cry from the kind of Art School hip wierdo that Gabriel and King Crimson and Yes looked for.
I've got at least one more column, "...but Seriously, Phil..." left in me, just to discuss my personal favorites, and then, in true ubiquitous Phil Collins style, I will hold over and do yet one more to mine his career highlights, "That's All." Read them! Or don't!


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Ileana D'Cruz has got a flying start in Bollywood.Having done ultra glamorous roles in South, she was seen in a granny role narrating the Barfi story.Nonetheless it's her acting that's been talked about.
Bigwig celebs from Bollywood were impressed with the Goan chick's performance and many including Amitabh Bachchan complimented her appearance in the movie.Barfi also had Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra who played characters with disabilities. It was a neatly woven triangular love story between Ranbir,Priyanka and Ileana directed by Anurag Basu. Though Ranbir stole the limelight with his brilliant act Priyanka underplayed her role well.Talking on debutant Ileana's performance Big B aka Amitabh Bachchan said, "The lovely Ileana D'Cruz in her debut for Hindi film.Such a matured and balanced performance, many congratulations." Top director Karan Johar congratulated her ,"Well done Ileana!!! Superb debut." While she is basking in her Bollywood glory Ileana states that she won't ignore Kollywood and Tollywood , as they were the industries that shaped her to be what she is today. "I have been doing movies in South for six years and there have been Hindi film offers coming my way that didn't interest me. However the role in Barfi was very different from something I had done till date." Ilu, we too are glad that you placed your bets right.


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In Toronto, Premier Kathleen Wynne and her cabinet were sworn in today with a fresh majority mandate and a focus on the government's economic agenda. Wynne has divided the massive finance portfolio in a move that appears to signal her resolve to eliminate a $12.5-billion deficit. Charles Sousa is staying on as finance minister, but will have some big files taken off his plate, as newcomer Mitzie Hunter — the new associate minister of finance — will handle setting up a made-in-Ontario pension plan by 2017. Wynne is bringing the legislature back on July 2 and has promised to re-introduce the same budget that triggered the snap June 12 election. After more than a year handling the additional portfolio of agriculture, Wynne has delegated the ministry to Jeff Leal.
The Ontario Tories, meanwhile, are scanning the political horizon for a replacement for Tim Hudak, with federal Transport Minister Lisa Raitt the latest prospective draftee. Late this afternoon, the CBC was reporting that deputy Ontario PC leader and widow of late finance minister Jim Flaherty, Christine Elliott, will announce tomorrow that she is seeking the leadership.
In Iraq, during a visit to the Kurdish city of Erbil, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry urged Kurdish leaders to stand with Baghdad against Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) insurgents. But Massoud Barzani, the Kurdish president, was less than supportive of the Iraqi government. "We are facing a new reality and a new Iraq," said Barzani at the start of his meeting with Kerry. Earlier, he blamed prime minister Nouri al-Maliki's "wrong policies" for the violence and called for him to quit, saying it was "very difficult" to imagine Iraq staying together. In an interview with American journalist Andrea Mitchell, Kerry diminished the deployment of up to 300 irregular forces, expected to come largely from U.S. army special forces. "Well, that's not intervention," Kerry said. Talking to the BBC, Kerry stressed that there is no military solution to the invasion from Syria by Sunni ISIS rebels, and that the country's Shiite government and Sunni and Kurdish minorities must unite to repel the jihadis. The United Nations said today that more than 1,000 people have been killed in Iraq in the past two and a half weeks. See The Guardian's live blog here.
In Cairo, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi refused to grant pardons to three al-Jazeera journalists despite demands from the White House to release them. Sisi, facing an international outcry over Monday's verdicts, said he had spoken to his justice minister and shared a dubious assertion about upholding the Egyptian judicial system's political independence. "I told him one thing: We won't interfere in judiciary matters, because the Egyptian judiciary is independent and lofty." In Britain and elsewhere, hundreds of journalists at the BBC and other outlets observed a minute of silence, many wearing black tape over their mouths, 24 hours after the al-Jazeera verdicts were read.
In Ottawa, Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird responded to criticism over the fact that the government's initial response yesterday was handled by junior minister Lynne Yelich and was less forceful than protests from other Western capitals. Baird told Ottawa radio station CFRA that "bullhorn diplomacy" won't win the release of Egyptian-Canadian Mohamed Fahmy. "I think you want to pursue the path that would be the most effective to resolving the case," Baird said.
In the battle for Ukraine, a small sign of detente. Russian President Vladimir Putin today asked for the revocation of a parliamentary authorization that gave him the power to invade Ukraine, the Kremlin said. A day after an uneasy cease-fire took hold in eastern Ukraine, Putin's request was another sign that Russia may be trying to calm the situation as peace talks start between the Ukrainian government and pro-Russian separatists who have seized government buildings and cities in the country's east. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko immediately praised Putin's move, his office said, though the cease-fire was later threatened when a Ukraine government helicopter was shot down.
In the somewhat quieter precinct of Scarborough-Agincourt, the federal parties are preparing for one of four June 30th byelections. The riding became vacant after long-time Liberal MP Jim Karygiannis resigned, leaving the district without an incumbent for the first time in more than two decades. With a provincial, mayoral and now a federal byelection all within a few months, voters are fatigued. In addition to those factors, the vote itself is happening on the Monday of a long weekend. Annie Bergeron-Oliver reports on the state of play. The turnout numbers for the advance polls in all four ridings are in. Bergeron-Oliver reports on that here.
A group of independent scientists is calling on government regulators to tighten the rules around the use of controversial neonicotinoid pesticides immediately and "start planning a global phase out." "The evidence is very clear," Dr. Jean-Marc Bonmatin, lead researcher, said in a release late Monday. "We are witnessing a threat to the productivity of our natural and farmed environment equivalent to that posed by organophosphates or DDT." The Worldwide Integrated Assessment is a global study undertaken by 29 independent scientists via the Task Force on Systemic Pesticides, which analyzed some 800 peer reviewed studies on neonicotinoid pesticides. Their findings are set to be published in the peer-reviewed Journal Environment Science and Pollution Research next month.
Health Minister Rona Ambrose has struck a high-profile panel on health innovation, five months after the group was first announced. The "wise person's panel" will examine health care innovation in Canada and make recommendations for change. "We know more money is not the solution. It is time to get innovative and ensure our healthcare system continues to improve," Ambrose said in a press release. Dr. David Naylor, a Canadian physician and former president of the University of Toronto, has been named chair. Other panelists include Indigo Chair and CEO Heather Reisman, CEO of Alberta Innovates Cyril Frank and Dean of Nursing at the Université de Montréal Francine Girard.
At London's Old Bailey, two drastically different outcomes in the phone hacking trial of former News of the World executives Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks. Coulson, Prime Minister David Cameron's former communications chief and Brooks' former paramour, is facing jail time after being found guilty of conspiring to hack phones while he was editor of the defunct Rupert Murdoch tabloid. Brooks, his predecessor in the job, walked free from the Old Bailey after she was cleared of all four of the charges she faced in the eight-month trial. Cameron, who had said that if Coulson were found guilty he'd apologize for employing him, today apologized for employing him, saying he had asked Coulson about whether he knew about phone hacking, and he said he did not. "Knowing what I now know, those assurances were not right," Cameron said. "It was obviously wrong of me to employ him. I gave someone a second chance. It turned out to be a bad decision." Now that the trial is over, Murdoch has been officially informed by Scotland Yard that detectives want to interview him as a suspect as part of their inquiry into allegations of crime at his British newspapers.
Still in London — maybe it's a Canadian thing? MPs on the House of Commons treasury committee accused the Bank of England of behaving like "an unreliable boyfriend — one day hot, one day cold." Since the bank's governor, Canadian expat Mark Carney, arrived at the bank almost a year ago, said committee chairman Andrew Tyrie, there had been "quite a lot of guidance, not all of it pointing in the same direction." Carney insisted the bank's approach on interest rates had been consistent.
In Peterborough, Ont., a key witness in the election misspending trial of former Tory MP Dean Del Mastro says the politician was eager to obtain voter ID and get-out-the-vote services for his 2008 campaign. Frank Hall, who was president of Ottawa-based data consulting firm Holinshed Research, says Del Mastro twice asked him how much such services would cost. Del Mastro is accused of under-reporting the costs of Hall's services and back-dating invoices so as not to exceed legal campaign spending limits.
Former federal Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff is returning to Harvard, where he headed the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy before pursuing a life in Canadian politics. Ignatieff, who had a successful career in both the UK and the U.S. as a public intellectual and author before his ill-fated foray into retail politics, has been named to the Edward R. Murrow Chair of Press, Politics and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Justice Minister Peter MacKay's views on gender and child-rearing are back in the news with the release of two very different Mother's Day and Father's Day emails to his staff.
In today's In the Pines resource politics round-up: Did Finance Minister Joe Oliver just endorse the idea that Canada has a petro-currency? Or worse yet, suffers from Dutch disease? James Munson has the lowdown.
Elsewhere in the day's headlines:
- Anti-pipeline protesters padlock doors of two Tory MPs offices (CP)
- Freed death row woman in Sudan re-arrested, freed again (BBC)
- Boko Haram suspected of new kidnappings in Nigeria (New York Times)
- Sudan revives dreaded janjaweed, rights group says (New York Times)
- Primary day: the six big questions (Politico)
- Forgetting Nigeria's schoolgirls (Vox)
With so much turmoil from so many datelines these days, GlobalPost has something to remind us that humans are not entirely cruel, violent and intolerant creatures. Thanks to Wynton Marsalis and his Pakistani bandmates.
In Belfast today, fictional and real political power intersected as Queen Elizabeth surveyed the throne of a dynasty way more dysfunctional than her own.
Finally, from the Try Explaining That to Your Shrink Department: What one U.S. exchange student did on his European adventure.
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Sad day for hunters and this mans family.
Sad day for hunters and this mans family.
that's scary...not the first time by no means...scary no less. would love to know the details. makes a guy even more adamant about not letting clients have bullets until there's something to shoot...but that's jumping to conclusions a bit i guess...that sucks. prayers out to the guides family.
Prayers to the family. Anyone know any details of what happened....?
Too bad - condolences to both families. Seems that this happens more commonly with bear hunting than with other game. Another reason not to believe, "It will never happen to me"!! To me this emphasizes why I feel so strongly that I will not hunt with ANYONE who carries a round in the chamber while hunting .... regardless of the yet to be disclosed details of this tragedy.
That is just a bummer all the way around.
I'm sure plenty of details will follow.
We know the Guide who works that area well. Thoughts and prayers to them all to stay strong during this rough time.
johnnie laird
sorry to hear this...a risk i think all guides have in the back of their minds each day with strangers and guns..hate to see it happen. i wish the families the best.
not to hijack by any means, but a year or more back we did a poll i think on how many guys carry loaded guns everywhere and the percentage was overwhelming...
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Heard that on radio around 5am on the drive back into Anchorage. Couldn't believe my ears.
Alaska Outdoors Television ~ Outdoor Channel
Does anyone know if this particular guide was a member here?
It's a sad day for all involved. Prayers for the guide's and the hunter's families.
The police in town are very hush hush about it at this time.
Condolences to the Millo family and friends.
Mark Richards
My condolences to both families what a shame.
Sadly one man looses his life and another turns a dream into a lifelong nightmare....
Not knowing any circumstances its hard to speculate, however, I find it sad how few wear blaze orange garmets? I know hunting some game species this may be impossible to do. I have been on several hunts where I, as the hunter, it was req'd - yet a guide could wear anything? Not sure that makes much sense - we all know how hunting can unfold in so many ways.
Ok Mr Hunter, you stay here and I'll circle this way and drive game to ya - then about halfway into this the driver changes the plan but the hunter doesn't know it and he pops up somewhere unexpected ?
Couple this with the fact so many brown bear hunters are first timers , they are excited and tense and many things can go wrong...
A very sad day for sure....
Millo guides out of artic Fox taxidery on the Hwy after the split to Wasilla.
I heard the client (heart surgeon) was excited and accidently shot him just after harvesting a bear.
Sad and unfortunate for all involved.
A coworker got the news yesterday as they are friends, he was pretty upset obviously.
It does bring up a lot of bad memories for me.
Some of the comments on the ADN Article are absolutely unbelievable.
"Careless shooting by not identifying the "trophy" before shooting. A pity it wasn't himself that the shooter killed. No sympathy for the trophy hunters and their guides. At least it stopped another trophy killing."
Horrible. That would be a scary part of guiding having a stranger with a loaded gun accompanying you and trusting his judgement. I once tried to help a partner stalk a moose by circling around and the resulting shooting in my direction taught me that no matter who I was hunting with I would stay behind the rifle and not in front of it when hunting in a group.
I come home with an honestly earned feeling that something good has taken place. It makes no difference whether I got anything, it has to do with how the day was spent. Fred Bear
Certainly a tragedy.
However, it is not about "guiding", nor does it have anything to do with guiding. It is about weapon handling and safety principles which SHOULD NOT DIFFER depending on the setting or who is handling the weapon.
Again, certainly a tragedy.
Joe (Ak)
Prayers sent to all the families involved.
This was on our local news today about it.
A sad day indeed, when I hunt with a partner I always make sure we carry empty chambers, unless we are ready to fire.


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Add this Porcelain LED Collectible Egg to your tabletop décor or Easter egg collection. Luminary is glazed to have an iridescent ombre effect and has a lovely butterfly perched on top. Color-changing light shines through the delicate filigree cutouts when turned on. Cycles through colors of red, green, purple, yellow, blue and pink. Timer feature allows for it to be set to remain on for 6 hours and automatically shut off. On/off switch. Requires 2 "AA" batteries. 5-1/4" dia. x 7-1/2"H.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Barb000 from Who said bigger was better Even after reading dimensions and reading the reviews I was still surprised by the size of this egg. The diameter is closer to 6 inches (imagine a football with an end cut off). Perhaps it's the shape that is distracting, as it looks more like a dome than an egg shape because the widest part is too close to the base. The item arrived with a rough texture and I ended up having to wash it to get the iridescent shine. This is how I discovered a deep scratch in the egg that was sealed, but the glaze did not catch so there's a matte finish. Unfortunately I cannot use this as an Easter gift as intended.
Date published: 2018-02-15
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Date published: 2018-02-12
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Our History
Our Church had its roots in services held in a private home in Pontesbury led by Rev Joseph Lakelin. He already conducted services on Sunday at Minsterley, Wrentnal and Snailbeach, so he started meetings in Pontesbury on a Monday evening with just 7 people.
(There are still relatives of Rev. Lakelin in our church today!)
In 1828 the building was erected and Pontesbury Baptist Church was born. The building cost £300 and included housing at the far end for the Minister. Rev John Francis was the first Minister and through his work and others after him there were 240 people attending services by 1851 and 60 Sunday School children. There was a free school held in the building during the week.
During World War 1, in order to conserve heating, The Baptist and Congregational Churches shared evening services, alternating buildings each week.
During World War II part of the building was commandeered for military purposes and returned to the Church in 1945 following "Victory in Europe".
From 1907 till 1948 Pontesbury Baptists and Lord's Hill Baptists shared a Minister and from 1949 till 1966, Brocton Baptist Church joined the group. In 1966 the tripartite group of churches was disbanded and each church had its own Minister from then on.
A new Manse was bought in 1962 for the Minister to live in and the rooms at the end of the building were now to be used for vestries and the Sunday School. In 2006 an extension was completed at the other end of the building, creating space for a foyer, modern kitchen and new toilet facilities. The main church hall was renovated in 2016, with the stage area of the main hall being removed and the baptistery re-dug, in addition to new carpets and paintwork, and a church office being created in the back cottage.
Since the foundation of the church in 1828, 26 different ministers have led the congregation. The most recent is Mike Wells, who was called to be the church's pastor in March 2014, being formally inducted four months later on Saturday 5th July.


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At the risk of losing my anonymityI wondered if having a job that put me online full-time would make me blog more or less. As it stands now, I don't have a moment to breathe, much less indulge my own blogging desires. In the past 3 days I've worked 27 hours. I eat lunch at my desk and for 2 of the last 3 days haven't left the office. Heck, I've hardly left my desk.
My colleague, Allen, is the only other communications person and has needed help for 6 months, so the to-do list is literally pages long. Much work has to be done, but I'm excited about it. Some of my work has been building my workstation from flatpack, some networking, some print media, but today, I finally got some online work up. And even more fun, it was all about me. Here is my first blog post on the 21st Century Democrats blog.


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I love to garage sale as well, but my children don't much like being dragged out of the house at 7am on a Saturday morning ...
So today, I quickly popped into my local Salvation Army (which is on the pricier side, but always has great things!), and for the grand total of $8 I came home with:
2 metres of dark denim and approx 1 and a half metres of pretty floral fabric - perfect for a winter pinafore for The Girl - $4 for the lot
On the pricier side for $3.50, but one of Paullina Simons that I haven't read yet.
A Hot Wheels car mat for .50 cents, and some eager 2 year old feet waiting to play with his new mat. These retail for around $22 and I have always liked the look of them. So far today since having it home the boys have spent around 2 hours playing with it. They've taken a break to go jump on the trampoline and try to catch the tree branches, but I have had strict instructions from both boys that the baby is not allowed near their new car mat ... .50 cents very well spent!


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I've just returned from the female students' dialogue with 6 female MPs. Guess who got conned into ushering in the welcome party. Sadness that Ir*ne Ng didn't make it, she's quite hot. (L*ly Neo straightened her hair, and she is also quite hot)
So lusting aside, as expected (sadly enough), girls started asking questions addressing only female issues: Why is there still income disparity between men and women in the same occupation? Why is there still discrimination in hiring women (due to the tendency to get pregnant and take leave)? Why isn't there more incentive for employers to be pro-family?
While listening to the discussion I found myself becoming more and more worked up, yes, why don't employers understand that it's a physiological burden on women that we are the ones who have to bear childrem? Why? Why?
Then I caught myself. Hello, put enough women in the same room and all you get is a complaining session. All complaints, of course, were met with a polite "We're not ready for it" or "We have made a stand and it is in legislation to be pro-family" and variants of "Aiyah, what to do?".
And come on, surely we can talk about other issues. Why are we only addressing female issues? We're more useful than that, come on!!
Luckily for us, we had some very angsty girls and entertaining anecdotes about marriage and children from the MPs to keep us awake and at the edges of our seats. Ok not at the edges per se. Only thing is that these angsty girls left little opportunity for anyone else to interject. Sometimes girls should know when to shut the fuck up.
Mostly, I was wondering how they all manage such impeccable hair and makeup with their hectic lifestyles.
Officially a USP snob
In my first lecture on monday for my first general elective module, I found myself sneering in class. I couldn't believe what a module I was taking. Not only was it crudely easy to grasp, I was sharing the stuffy LT with 400 other students. 400!!! And from everywhere, since everyone takes it as a UE.
So I found myself sneering, this is like a severely dumbed down USP class 20 times the size and with no class participation points.
And I thank goodness I've had the opportunity to attend USP classes. I don't mind the additional project work and presentations and participation assessments. It makes things challenging and competitive, keeps me on my toes and interested. If not for the programme, I would never have had the chance to work closely with any profs so early in my academic life, and I would never have known small class sizes. At least in USP, I needed to think during lectures. Imagine that.
So I have to humble myself this semester, for I'm taking 3 of these modules, just so I'd graduate with enough credits. I always wondered what it'd be like to take 6 modules in one semester. I've got a chance now I guess, sans the fun USP classes.
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
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Selanne scores twice as Ducks edge SharksOct 18, 2011 - 7:26 AM
With the two goals, Selanne now has 639 in his career and sits one score behind Dave Andreychuk for 13th all-time.
Saku Koivu assisted on both of Selanne's goals and Corey Perry notched the game-winner in the Ducks' fourth straight victory.
Dan Ellis made 41 saves for the win.
Marc-Edouard Vlasic and Brent Burns scored for San Jose, who dropped its third consecutive game.
"We're moving the right way but we're not getting the results that we want," Sharks head coach Todd McLellan said. "When the puck starts going in for us it will turn."
Antti Niemi made 19 saves in his first action of the season after having a cyst removed from his knee in training camp.
Andrew Desjardins' delay of game penalty led to the Ducks' first goal just under 10 minutes into the first period. Lubomir Visnovsky sent a pass from the half boards down to Koivu at the low-right corner. Koivu then wristed a hard pass across the ice to Selanne on the side of the net and he slapped the puck in for the power-play goal.
Selanne added his second goal of the period at the 14:33 mark when he collected a rebound from a shot by Koivu off the pads of Niemi in the front of the goal and stuffed it in for a 2-0 lead.
San Jose got on the board at the 6:39 mark of the second period when Vlasic sent a swiping backhand from the left circle at the net. Ellis made the easy save but the rebound went right into the slot and deflected off of Ducks forward Bobby Ryan's leg and back through Ellis' legs.
The Ducks got their two-goal cushion back in the third when Perry skated down the right side of the ice, cut across the top of the Sharks' zone, spun into a shooting position and wristed a shot into the top-right corner on the far side of the net just over four minutes into the period.
The Sharks took advantage of a 5-on-3 power play to make it a one-goal game again when Burns' one-timer streaked into the twine with 9:59 left in the contest, but Ellis made several big saves as San Jose frantically tried to equalize the game to hold on for the win.
"The games are intense and there is no easy game in the NHL," Ducks head coach Randy Carlyle said. "Tonight we were able to squeak by."
Game Notes
Anaheim has allowed just nine goals over its first five games of the season...The Ducks have won three straight and five of the last seven meetings with the Sharks...Anaheim went 1-for-3 on the power play while San Jose had one goal on six power-play opportunities.
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Convergys sells Atrium One: EXCLUSIVE
Convergys Corp. sold its downtown Cincinnati headquarters, Atrium One, to Smith/Hallemann Partners for $43.4 million.
Located at 201 E. Fourth St., the 572,000-square-foot office tower is home to Convergys (NYSE: CVG) and Omnicare Inc. (NYSE: OCR). Convergys is remaining in the building on a long-term lease.
"We are delighted to further our significant investment in the heart of Cincinnati", Tom Smith, Smith/Hallemann chairman, said in a news release. "This is a premier building in the heart of one of America's most dynamic and evolving central business districts with some of the most significant corporate citizens in the country as our tenants."
The building is about 84 percent leased. Other tenants include Accenture LLP, Northgate Arinso and Netcracker. The deal closed last week.
I first reported that Convergys was selling its headquarters building in May. The new owners purchased Atrium One, also called Omnicare Center, for about $20 million less than what Convergys paid for the building in 2003.
The office tower, built in 1981, was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. It has first-floor retail space, a four-story atrium and tenants that include Starbucks, Cincinnati Bell Wireless and others.
The building also has a 285-space parking garage, numerous balconies and interior atriums.
"We are pleased to have closed the sale of the Atrium building to Smith/Hallemann Partners. As part of the agreement, we signed a long-term lease to stay in the Atrium and do not plan to change our footprint or operations in the building," Convergys said in a statement. "We are proud to be a large employer in Greater Cincinnati and continue to have more than 1200 local employees between our headquarters office downtown and our Erlanger location."
Smith/Hallemann Partners acquired the building with equity from its own proprietary private investment partnership and about $38 million in non-recourse financing provided through Des Moines, Iowa-based Principal Financial Group.
The same group purchased two other downtown, class A office buildings, 312 Elm and 312 Plum, from Duke Realty Corp. in 2011.
"Cincinnati is undergoing an unprecedented renaissance; we've enjoyed tremendous success with our other commitments to downtown and we have no doubt this wonderful building will be just as successful," Smith said. "We will bring the same level of professional, hands-on ownership and management that we bring to all our properties, ensuring that our tenants and occupants enjoy the best office environments in the market."
The Cincinnati office of Cassidy Turley Real Estate Services will provide property management and leasing services to Smith/Hallemann Partners.
Tom Powers, executive managing director and principal with real estate brokerage Cassidy Turley, along with Jim O'Connell and Mike Sullivan, represented Smith/Hallemann Partners. Jones Lang LaSalle represented Convergys in the sale.


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For those in the multifamily, urban and/or transit-oriented development arenas, I thought you might be interested in the articles listed below (click on titles to go to articles) that I've authored recently on the impact on the multifamily housing industry of the anticipated growth in the population of our major cities over the next 20-30 years, the expansion of our mass transit systems and changing demographics.
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Here in Ireland coalition talks are progressing slowly we are told, and the news from government buildings is that the situation is worse than they had thought. This good news for coalition building, it means the framework of excuses for an abrupt change in policy is on firm foundations.
Whether it be Fine Gael agreeing to extend their timescale for balancing the budget, or Labour shrinking theirs, we can be pretty sure that the unexpectedly bad situation will be the justification.
Meanwhile the phrase lots more cricket later on Morning Ireland was heard, probably for the first time on that radio programme. Beating England at anything is still sweet.


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It's safe to say that the stars of the popular Netflix series 'Stranger Things' were totally the best dressed at last night's 2018 SAG Awards show. The actors definitely set the standard high with their looks last night, and the ultra-talented Sadie Sink and Millie Bobby Brown were certainly no exception. But Finn Wolfhard was MIA. Where was he?
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We had our Demonstrator Christmas Party last night. We had some great projects, enjoy really great food, and had a fun time with our gift exchange. I wanted to share some photos with you:
|L to R - Cathy, kelli, Kevin, Laura and Rosamond
|Lucy, Vicky, Janet and Tim
|Mary, Sharon, John, Brenda and Michael
|Sandy (me), Ike, JoAnn, Pat, Reta and Kathy.
Vicky was the winner of our Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest, with Brenda coming in a close second.
Vicky won a special medal and a new stamp set from the SAB catalog. The snowflakes around her collar lit up!
|I made John and I matching shirts using the Visions of Santa stamp set from last year.
|I don't know if you can tell, but Santa's suit has a little Stampin'Up! logo on it. I love this set - too funny!
Check back tomorrow and I'll share all the projects and gifts we made.