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- At 82, Leonard Nimoy reveals he has lung disease -- 30 years after quitting smoking
- "I'm doing OK," he tweets Friday -- "Just can't walk distances"
- COPD is the nation's third-leading cause of death
- "Still enjoying my life. LLAP."
The man who dared to boldly go where no one had gone before has revealed that he can't go as many places as he used to.
"I'm doing OK," Leonard Nimoy tweeted Friday. "Just can't walk distances. Love my life, family, friends and followers."
Nimoy announced last week that he has been diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease -- 30 years after having given up cigarettes.
"Not soon enough," tweeted the 82-year-old actor and director who played Spock, the half-human science officer aboard the Starship Enterprise from 1966 to 1969 on the TV series "Star Trek" and in movies during the decades since. "I have COPD. Grandpa says, quit now!!! LLAP."
The last reference is to his signature phrase, "Live long and prosper."
Nimoy, who told an interviewer last year that he flunked chemistry in high school, may not have grasped the long-term risks associated with smoking, but his announcement is not surprising, said Dr. Richard Casaburi, a pulmonologist at Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute in Torrance, California.
Smoking could very well be responsible for the appearance of symptoms of COPD decades after quitting, because it is a progressive disease and lung function declines with age, said Casaburi, who is not involved with Nimoy's treatment.
COPD is the third-leading cause of death in the United States -- after heart disease and cancer -- and smoking is responsible for the vast majority of cases, he said.
Some 12 million people in the United States have been diagnosed with the disease, and perhaps another 12 million have it, but don't know, he said, adding that about 30% of people who smoke will get clinically significant COPD. "The mystery really is why everybody doesn't get it."
Initial symptoms can include cough, sputum production and shortness of breath, especially on exertion, which limits their activity.
But medications typically can ease the symptoms, he said. "It's a disease of the older person, but the damage is started when they're young."
Though smoking rates have declined in the United States in recent years, COPD takes years to develop, so the incidence is rising, said the 66-year-old doctor. "We're now seeing the results of people my age who started smoking in the 1960s and now are reaping the consequences."
He predicted the incidence will decline sharply over the next 20 to 30 years.
More severe symptoms can require oxygen therapy and may lead to pneumonia and heart failure, said Dr. Norman Edelman, senior medical consultant to the American Lung Association.
He praised Nimoy for his announcement and his admonition to stay away from tobacco. "We're delighted," Edelman said in a telephone interview. "The more people speak out, the more ammunition we have to fight -- for not only smoking cessation but for research that will lead to better treatment of COPD."
Funding has been limited by the belief among some that patients have only themselves to blame, a point of view that is unfair, he said. "These people deserve the best treatment that we can provide," he said, adding that most smokers take up the habit before they are adults.
But Nimoy's illness has not interfered with his goal of living long and prospering. In 2010, life expectancy at birth for someone born in the United States reached 78.7, and Nimoy, who is 82, appears to be continuing to prosper, too. "Just taped my comments for Star Trek Fest to be aired on EPIX Feb. 16th," he wrote. "Still enjoying my life. LLAP."


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The gite was completed in June 2012. A plan is available. Everything is brand new with full insulation (important in the hot summers), new bathrooms and kitchens from the UK and laminate flooring, slate laminate in the kitchen and bathrooms, and cherry everywhere else.
The gite is wired for internet and multi-media, and there is a hard drive with 250 plus films and 33,000 songs which are streamed to both of the ultra-thin TVs with sound bars. In the upstairs rumpus room there is also a Wii. Internet is also available wirelessly. If you bring your own PCs and DVDs then these can be plugged in and played as well.
There is a log burner there for chilly evenings and the whole gite is centrally heated in the winter.
There are lovely south facing views from all the bedrooms and reception rooms over rolling countryside with sunflowers, vines, wheat and corn. The gite has a private garden and BBQ area and plenty of parking.
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Set in 6 acres of garden sloping down to our own lake, our two gites which are the old stables are being totally refurbished in 2011/12 and ready for Spring half term 2012. We have a huge 15m by 8m heated pool and loads of garden for playing in. We are in the Charente Maritime, 40 minutes from La Rochelle, 30 minutes from the nearest beach which is good because the Charente Maritime is the second sunniest region in France after the Cote d'Azur. We are surrounded by fields, some sunflowers and some wheat. the gites have their own private gardens and BBQ areas which face South. As we are renovating them at the moment there are only photos however if you have stayed at Windrush or Exmouth House before you will know what our standards are like. They will have fully fitted kitchens, cosy lounges, plenty of dining space both inside and out and modern hi specification bathrooms. We look forward to welcoming you.+ More details
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Deceptively large town house in Cowes, immaculately presented. Stunning sea views with parking and a fabulous roof terrace with BBQ and seating. Ideal for sailing, family holidays, or corporate lets.
Town Court is right in the heart of Cowes Town centre. Situated in prestigious 'Old Cowes'. There is parking for one car on the drive of the house.
Arranged over four floors there is:
A shower room on the ground floor. Spacious lounge/diner and kitchen on the first floor. Bathroom including separate shower on the second floor, together with a double bedroom with one double and one single bed and a pull out single bed beneath.
Third floor has one double room with a single bed and an additional pull out bed beneath and there is a third twin bedroom which has two single beds.
Above this there is a flat roof terrace with fabulous sea views and a BBQ with seating.
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my little blog is out in the world, very small and insignificant compared to many blogs that are out there these days. but that is just fine with me. most of my writing has been on paper this year.
i've neglected my blog these past several months. i have no apologies for that. no sense feeling badly about myself because i haven't written to you, whoever you may be that is reading this. because it is mine, to do with as i please. it's not for you anyway. i do this for me.
summer is here, with all of its humidity and heat and gnats and bees. with sunshine and thunderstorms and tomato plants and lima beans. with flowers and weeds and grass, always growing. with still air, and swing sets and hammocks and lounge chairs.
i enjoy looking out my kitchen window, while i am doing dishes, and seeing how our garden is growing taller and taller each day. i can see the fruit trees along the back fence, and it looks very promising that we will have a fairly large harvest of apples and pears. we have blueberry bushes, planted last year, that are giving off fruit, just a few berries ripening at a time. they will continue to grow bigger and stronger, and one year, not far away, we will have enough blueberries to make a pie. right now we just keep eating them as they ripen.
we have some little jalapeno plants that don't look sturdy enough to grow peppers, but they are still standing straight and tall and trying to grow strong. we have muskmelon and watermelon plants that have not been growing long, but are already starting to spread out as if to say, "the largest part of the garden belongs to us." we have given them plenty of room to grow big.
all of the growing in our yard happens because of sun, AND rain. both are necessary for growth. and yes, i'm going to go there. i'm going to make one more comparison to sun and rain, and good and bad, being necessary for growth.
there has been a lot of growing inside our home this year. there have been challenges that we didn't forsee. difficult things that have hit us square in the chest and took the wind out of us as they knocked us to the ground. pain, and sorrow, and loss. human-ness, in many kind and loving ways, but sometimes in fallen, hurtful ways. frustration and feelings of being overwhelmed. desires lost, and trust betrayed.
don't we all experience these things? every one of us. no matter what your home is like, these things are the dark side of life. and if you are alive, then you experience these things. sometimes they come in short punches. sometimes they come in waves. and sometimes they are a steamroller, flattening us out...leaving us wondering if we will ever be filled with life again.
and slowly...life comes back into us. there is still pain as a result of the trauma, but over time, that too will fade. (or at least they have good drugs that help it not be so severe!) when i am overwhelmed, my reactions and responses are very unpredictable. sometimes i cry and for reasons i cannot explain, that often helps. sometimes i pull away - into quietness and solitude. sometimes i scream and yell and swear - LOUDLY.
i don't know how these experiences are helping me grow. sometimes it becomes clear after a few days or months. sometimes years. sometimes never. i think that often, the growth is not directly correlated to the situation. pain does not teach me to appreciate the pain-free days, but rather it teaches me to humbly depend on others and ask for help when i need it. i don't know if i am expressing it right, but i think that our growing times are meant to bring us closer to the people in our lives, not closer to understanding ourselves. we need other people. we weren't meant to do life alone.
the good sometimes seems to happen less frequently. i think it just seems that way because the hard things can be all-consuming. but the good is still there, even in the midst. sometimes it's just not as loud. and often, when we are in the midst of a good spell, when the good seems to be lasting longer than normal, we are just waiting for the bad to drop and spill itself on us. and this fear can keep us from enjoying all that the good is.
i know i have not been specific. i've been talking in generalities. so here is something specific. God promises that He is Goodness. He is Love. He is Peace. He is Refuge. He is Healing. for every bad that exists, God, in His very being, is the opposite. He is not forceful, therefore He is often overlooked. but that doesn't mean that He is not right there with us in the midst of the bad. this is Truth. it is the Truth that i hold onto when the world seems to be suffocating me. and if i turn to Him, he will continue to breathe life into me, even when i cannot breathe on my own.
He is Abba, who loves his children. and I am one of His children.


text: Summer Rain A sampler made up of nine rain drops The design measures 4½ x 6½ inches (11.5x16.5cm). This is a six-page hand embroidery pattern in PDF format, which will be available as a digital download from your Craftsy pattern library as soon as payment has cleared. ** How to find and download your digital pattern after purchase: https://www.craftsyhelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/213153548-Where-to-Find-My-Purchased-Patterns The pattern includes: Fabric, needle and thread requirements: A list of the type of fabric, DMC six-stranded cotton thread colours and the required needle types and sizes for the embroidery. Transfer instructions: Various options for transferring the design on to fabric. Embroidery instructions: The illustrated instructions tell you which embroidery stitch, DMC thread colour and how many strands of thread to use, as well as any additional embroidery instructions. Reference photograph: The full-colour photo on the front page and a close-up photo inside serve as references when stitching. Embroidery design: The design is given at full size (100%) and in reverse for creating an iron-on transfer. Printing: The PDF document is set up to fit on A4 or US letter-sized paper for easy printing on a home printer. ** This pattern does not include stitch instructions. You'll find instructions for all the embroidery stitches used in this pattern (and more) in my ebook, 120 Embroidery Stitches. Alternatively, find instructional pics and links to photo and video how-tos on my Stitches board on Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/kellylfletcher/stitches. © 2018 Please be aware that I, Kelly Fletcher, retain the copyright for this design, which is for personal use only. By buying this pattern, you are agreeing not to forward or pass on, upload, duplicate (print or make copies) or sell the design, instructions, pattern or any finished item featuring this design. Thanks for respecting the hard work that goes into creating my designs.


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"Real Steel" was the #1 movie at the box office this weekend. But when you make a movie for $110 million and it only grosses $27 million on its opening weekend, guess where that lands you in the PCBS standings? SIXTH AND WALKING HOME IN DISGRACE. Fightin' robots stand no chance against the unstoppable Christian punching power of Alex Kendrick, who smites both Hugh Jackman and George Clooney in this week's tally. Your box office figures look like this, according to Box Office Mojo:
1. Real Steel - $27.3M
2. The Ides of March - $10.4M
3. Dolphin Tale - $9.2M
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4. Moneyball - $7.5M
6. Courageous - $4.6M
7. Lion King 3D - $4.6M
8. Dream House - $4.5M
9. What's Your Number? - $3.1M
10. Abduction - $2.9M
How dare Tyler Lautner still be allowed to hang around the top ten! We can fix that with one simple keystroke. SHAZAM!
1. Courageous - 243
2. The Ides of March - 207
3. 50/50 - 203
4. Dolphin Tale - 103
5. Moneyball - 98
6. Real Steel - 65
7. Drive - 57
8. Lion King 3D - 34
9. The Help - 33
10. Contagion - 18
"The Ides of March" is interesting because it got generally favorable reviews and had an extremely modest budget - two things that aid you in the PBCS standings - and yet I don't think Clooney's stay near the top will last very long. Virtually every positive review for the movie was like, "It's good, but not THAT good." There were no universal glowing for Clooney's directorial effort, and the box office was tepid. Expect it to fall quickly. Meanwhile, "Courageous" keeps adding to its coffers and doubling up its budget over and over again. YOU CANNOT CONTAIN ALEX KENDRICK. Meanwhile, the rankings already indicate that "Real Steel" is a failure, which everyone knew despite its box office title. HINT TO STUDIOS: When robots fight, no one CARES who wins. The winner is a stupid robot. Whoop-dee-doo.


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»Samuel Henry, Education faculty, has been confirmed by the Oregon Senate for a second term on the Oregon State School Board.
»Sean Kohles, Mechanicals and Materials Engineering faculty, received a Faculty Fellowship in the National Science Foundation Summer Institute on Nanomechanics, Nanomaterials and Micro/Nanomanufacturing. This NSF award covers the $2,000 registration fee fo
»Carla Mortensen, TESOL instructor, received an English Language Fellowship through Georgetown University and the U.S. Department of State for the 2012-2013 academic year. She will be teaching English to undergraduate students and improving the academic w
»Sherri Murrel, Athletics coach, received a Women's Leadership award from the Equity Foundation in Portland on May 30.
»Carl Abbott, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, presented "Washington, D.C.: Provincial Town or World Capital" at the University of Bern, Switzerland, May 23.
»Talya Bauer, Business Administration faculty, gave an invited talk, "Onboarding New Employees: Day 1 Impact," at Google, Mountain View, Calif., May 9.
»Tom Hastings, Conflict Resolution faculty, was a guest lecturer discussing strategic nonviolence at Rosario University, Bogota, Colombia, May 16-17.
»Alastair Hunt, English faculty, presented an invited talk, "The Intelligible Production of Living Corpses," at Sawyer Seminar on Biopolitics: Life in Past and Present at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, April 27.
»Piman Limpaphayom, Business Administration faculty, presented "International Investment and Corporate Governance" at the Lundquist School of Business, University of Oregon, Eugene. The talk was given to MBA and BBA students who are taking international fi
»Anne McClanan, Art faculty, presented "Late Roman Mosaics from Tunisia: New Perspectives on Representations of Animals and the Natural World" and " Teaching Art History Online: Motivations, Strategies and Outcomes" at University of Oregon, Eugene, during
»Eric Mankowski, Psychology faculty, and former graduate student Gino Galvez had a paper selected as a "Best of 2011 Violence Research" article by a panel of experts and editors. The paper "Interdisciplinary Linkage of Community Psychology and Cross-Cultur
»Gerry Mildner, Business Administration faculty, presented "A Tale of Two Districts: Assessing the Success of Urban Renewal in Portland, Oregon," at the American Real Estate Society, St. Pete's Beach, Fla., April 20, and at the National Association of Indu
»Jennifer Perlmutter, World Languages and Literatures faculty, presented a paper, "Impotence and Power: Harnessing Jewish Magic for a Noble Cause," at the meeting of the North American Society for 17th Century French Literature at Vanderbilt University, Na
»Mellie Pullman, Business Administration faculty, presented "Sustainability Integration into the Core Supply Chain & Operations Class: Framework & Case Development" and "Sustainable Product End-of-Life Management: Shifting the Landfill Culture" at the 2012
»Janet Walker, Regional Research and Social Work faculty, presented an invited keynote, "Empirically Supported Approaches for Meeting the Needs of Emerging Adults" at the Massachusetts Statewide Conference on Supporting Transition-Aged Youth Together. The
»Carl Abbott, Urban Studies and Planning faculty, is the author of "West by Southeast: Peter Matthiessen's Florida Trilogy as Western Fiction," published in Western American Literature, Vol. 47 (Spring 2012).
»Elizabeth Almer, Business Administration faculty, co-authored an article, "Successful Promotion or Segregation from Partnership? An Examination of the 'Post-Senior' Manager Position in Public Accounting and the Implications for Women's Careers," published
»Lauren Beitelspacher, Business Administration faculty, co-authored an article, "Exploring Consumer Privacy Concerns and RFID Technology: The Impact of Fear Appeals on Consumer Behaviors," published in the Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice.
»Silvia Boero, World Languages and Literatures faculty, wrote an afterword for the poetry and prose collection, Europa Rapita (Europe Kidnapped), by Italian author Piero Soave, Edizioni L'Arcolaio, Forli', May 2012.
»Berrin Erdogan and Talya Bauer, Business Administration faculty, and Thu Hoang and Donald Truxillo, Psychology faculty, co-authored an article, "Cross-Cultural Examination of Applicant Reactions to Selection Methods: United States and Vietnam," published
»H. Thomas Johnson, Business Administration faculty, authored "A Global System Growing Itself to Death—and What We Can Do about It" in The Systems Thinker.
»Mellie Pullman, Business Administration faculty, co-authored a book, Sustainability Delivered: Designing Socially and Environmentally Responsible Supply Chains, published by Business Expert Press.
»Gerry Sussman, Urban Studies and Planning and International Studies faculty, authored an article, "Systemic Propaganda as Ideology and Productive Exchange," published in the peer-reviewed journal Cognition, Communication, and Cooperation, Vol. 10, No. 2,
»Virginia Butler and Sarah Sterling, Anthropology faculty, received a three-year collaborative research award totaling $495,000 from the National Science Foundation, Arctic Social Sciences Program for the study "Impacts of Abrupt Environmental Change on No
»Antonie Jetter, Engineering and Technology Management faculty, was awarded a contract from Cascade Microtech, Inc., for the project "Early Stage IP Valuation: What, How, and Where to Patent."
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»Tracy J. Prince, Scholar in Residence at the Portland Center for Public Humanities, Honored for Historic Preservation
»Dean Scott Dawson congratulates officers of the Financial Management Association's student chapter on their 2012 achievements
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»The Oregonian: Oregon university Class of 2012 graduates include a few who reach the finish line early
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»The Oregonian: U.S. Postal Service to close University Station post office in Portland, open new location at First & Main tower
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Apple may move to a new standard for dock connectors, you can take the Fifth on encrypted drives, and RapidShare clamps down on free users.
- Apple Getting Ready to Ditch the Traditional iPhone, iPad, and iPod Dock Connector: Apple may be moving toward a smaller port to get past space conflicts with internal components like larger batteries. [iMore]
- Appeals Court Upholds Constitutional Right Against Forced Decryption: The new ruling found that if authorities don't know the contents of encrypted drives, then making the defendant decrypt them would be a form of testimony protected by the Fifth Amendment. [EFF Press Room]
- RapidShare Slows Download Speeds to Drive Away Pirates: Taking a stance against copyright infringement, the file hosting service now severely throttles most downloads for free users. If premium uploaders provide the company with substantial information about themselves, their files, and where the files are linked, then free users can download those files at the old, faster rates. [TorrentFreak]
- Wikipedia Visual Editor Coming Soon: Wikipedia is testing a visual interface as a more accessible alternative to wiki-markup language for writing and editing articles. [ghacks]
- HTC Sensation and Sensation XE ICS ROMs Leak: Test builds of HTC's first Android 4.0 updates have leaked on the XDA Developers forums. The quality of these early releases suggests the official updates will come soon. [XDA Developers]
- Flashback Mac Trojan Horse Infections Increasing with New Variant: The login-harvesting malware uses Java vulnerabilities and duplicitous pop-ups to gain access, but actively avoids most security software, so just having any virus protection should prevent it from installing. [The Mac Security Blog]


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Passionfruit acai smoothie bowl
Serves: 1
Prep: 10 mins
- Pulp from 2 passionfruit
- 1 packet frozen Acai
- ½ cup mixed frozen berries
- 1 banana, fresh or frozen
- ½ cup milk of choice
- Toppings: Extra passionfruit, fresh fruit, granola or toasted muesli
- Combine all smoothie ingredient, except toppings, in a blender jug. Pulse mixture, then blend on high until thick and smooth.
- Tip smoothie into a bowl and top with extra passionfruit, granola and fresh fruit of your choice.
Handy tip: You can add more milk, a splash at a time, during blending for a thinner smoothie.


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Texas on the Potomac is pleased to launch a new Sunday feature, Driving the Debate.
Each weekend, we will look at a widely used #hashtag and examine which people, media outlets or pundits are driving the social media debate on the issue.
We start today with #immigration. You might be surprised to discover who is driving the debate.
Please email us with ideas for future columns.


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American Cetacean Society
The American Cetacean Society (ACS) was founded in 1967 and is recognized as the first whale, dolphin, and porpoise conservation group in the world. For five decades, ACS has been dedicated to bringing education, current research, and critical conservation issues to people who care about cetaceans and the habitats on which they depend. ACS has long been the go-to resource for reliable information, with its governing board of specialists from all over the United States and its Scientific Advisory Council of internationally recognized researchers.
We are a national organization headquartered in San Pedro, California, and we see the energy and support for our mission growing daily. Our vibrant local chapters in Los Angeles, Orange County, Monterey, San Francisco, San Diego, Oregon, Puget Sound (Seattle) and our National Student Coalition host exciting monthly speakers, provide volunteer opportunities, and conduct citizen science projects to benefit cetacean education, conservation, and research.
ACS Statement on Racial Injustice & Solidarity to Black Lives Matter
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i was drinking rootbeer while watching this and nearly choked when u showed the brown BIG BUDDHA bag that i've been OBSESSED with for over a year now!!! U don't even know!! i saw that bag online and wanted to get it from baghaus.com but they ran out, than other online stores ran out, than it was gone cuz it was a rerun of a 2008 fall bag that did very very well so they brought it back for 09′ UUUUUUUUUUGGGGHHHH!!!! So i found one, ordered it in brown it was on its way, i could taste the pleather, and then…………………………………the phone rang, it was the store clerk from the store i ordered it from, she said they no longer had it(crying) but they had it in silver and i could have that one for 10% off. No thanks i said. If i can't have my brown Big Buddha, i dont want it. (SIGH) the end. hope u enjoyed mytale of misery and woe
Yay, I'm glad you have a blog! I remember your episode from WNTW, it was one of my favorites. I was sad when they took your sparkly eyeshadow away. I'm only vegetarian for now but I recently made the move to cruelty-free products. You are so appropriately named! Glad to see you looking so well!
So, I'm watching your video and I just know I've seen you before and then BAM! it totally hit me. Fairy wings! Your episode on WNTW was my FAVORITE of all time.
Love your blog, I've been following it for a while. Thanks for all the hard work!
You are so adorable I can barely stand it. Love those shoes too!
Cute video! I love all of your vegan accessories! <3
Cute video. I must know where you purchased those red heels. I've been searching for a pair of vegan red high heels for sooo long!
*But it's not!!* 😀
100% vegan fashion- so awesome, so easy!!
I love vegan footwear. It always wows people. I'm a sucker for 100% vegan sites like mooshoes and veganchic!


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Motul gears up for third year of partnership with Jaguar Simola Hillclimb
Toyota Gazoo Racing SA prepared for 2018 season
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Jaguar I-Pace charges ahead in EV race
Third row charm for Lexus RX 350L
VW Polo Vivo: Continuing the tradition
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Peugeot 208 Line updated
EX8 Mighty truck boosts Hyundai's commercial vehicle range
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Volvo debuts three-cylinder engine in new XC40
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Isuzu mu-X destined for Sub-Saharan Africa
Hyundai rejuvenates Grand i10 range
Toyota confirms global motorsport plans
Fast forward with the Honda Jazz Sport
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Jaguar restarts production of legendary D-Type race car
Don't miss the 2018 Knysna Motor Show on April 29
Ford unleashes Ranger Raptor
Ridden: KTM 1090 Adventure
Raising the high-performance hatchback bar
Volkswagen launches new Polo
Alonso joins Toyota Gazoo racing for 2018-19 FIA World Endurance Championship
70 years of sports cars at Porsche
Tickets on sale for SA Bike Festival
New Engen Polo Cup Racing car unveiled
Peugeot 3008 SUV gets a Diesel-powered engine
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Toyota Gazoo Racing SA's Al Attiyah notches up third stage win at Dakar
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Defender lives on with V8 edition to celebrate 70th anniversary
Mixed results for Toyota Gazoo Racing SA on stage 10
Land Rover's 70th anniversary begins with restoration of missing 4×4
Toyota Gazoo Racing SA crews safely through marathon stage
Excitement for Toyota Gazoo Racing SA as Marathon stage shuffles order
Status quo for Toyota Gazoo Racing SA as Dakar reaches new heights
Consolidation for Toyota Gazoo Racing SA on Stage 5
VWSA remains Passenger Car Market Leader
Tough day on Dakar for Toyota Gazoo Racing
Kia expands Picanto range with automatic
Another stage win for Toyota Gazoo Racing SA
The legend on the Schöckl: More control, more comfort
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Perfect start to Dakar 2018 for Toyota Gazoo Racing SA
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Interview: Brad Binder, Red Bull KTM Moto2 rider
Honda Africa Twin: Worth the wait
Jaguar Land Rover goes the extra mile
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Lexus NX – NX Level of Urban SUV
Continental becomes official partner of Tour de France
Hilux stamps authority in penultimate month
Amarok wins 'International Pick-up Award 2018'
Toyota concept takes outdoor fun to new levels
New Volvo XC40 en route to South Africa; pricing announced
The summer edition of The Classic Car Show takes place this Sunday
KTM raises the bar
Volkswagen Motorsport aims to end tough season on a high
Crossland X. Opel-X Family adds a New Member
Mini to tackle Dakar with new vehicle
Global NCAP and AA South Africa launch #SaferCarsforAfrica
Ford Kicks off Multi-Faceted Road Safety Campaign
Prestigious enhancements to Land Cruiser Prado
Jaguar F-Type range updated with four-cylinder Ingenium engine
More powerful than ever: the new Audi TT RS Coupé
World RallyCross SA a huge success
Audi Sport models join the League of Performance
Toyota Gazoo Racing SA announces Three-Car line-up for Dakar 2018
Mitsubishi Motors unveils e-Evolution Concept
Audi launches new S4
New power generation for KTM at EICMA 2017
BMW F 750 GS and F 850 GS headed to SA
BMW C 400 X: the mid-size scooter for maximum riding fun
The new K 1600 B: emotion and fascination with 6 cylinders in the exclusive Bagger style
VW Motorsport turns the tables to dominate at Kyalami round of Sasol GTC series
Toyota claims World's Fastest Crossover status
World Rallycross lands in Cape Town next week
Ford Invests R3-billion for Production Expansion in SA, Including First-Ever Ford Ranger Raptor
The new BMW M5 MotoGP Safety Car
Mazda reveals Kai Concept and Vision Coupé
World's safest Safety Car gets faster with updated WTCC Volvo V60 Polestar
Honda announces variety of concepts at Tokyo Motor Show
Get inside and go out there with the new Nissan X-Trail
Freedom to Choose
Riding the Indian Scout Sixty
Championships beckon for Toyota at 2017 Atlas Copco Gold 400
Polestar unveils its first car – the Polestar 1
The new BMW M4 CS launched at BMW M Festival
Honda Celebrates 100 Million Production Milestone for Super Cub
Driving the BMW i3 – A ghost whispering experience
Tailored for design and sportiness – the new Porsche 718 GTS models
Suzuki prices going nowhere, so that customers can go everywhere
Polestar unveils its first car and its vision to be the new electric performance brand
New XC40 completes global Volvo line-up in fast-growing premium SUV segments
Mahindra launches next Generation Pik Up
Harley Davidson 2018 models: All for freedom, and freedom for all
Isuzu KB X-Rider 4×4 Crew Cab model Ready for Africa
Volkswagen and Qhubeka putting the future in motion
Pure&Crafted SA Festival presented by BMW Motorrad lures 4300 festival-goers
Entry process starts for 2018 Jaguar Simola Hillclimb
New vehicle sales see four consecutive months of growth
The most powerful Sport Turismo becomes a plug-in hybrid
Disappointment as De Villiers/Von Zitzewitz retire from Dakar Series: China Rally
De Villiers/Von Zitzewitz leapfrog into lead of Dakar Series: China Rally
Hyundai's i30 N is built for serious driving fun
Jump the queue with online service booking
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KIA Stonic: an eye-catching and confident compact crossover
New Land Rover Discovery tows 110 ton Road Train across Outback
Lexus updates CT 200h
Toyota's RAV4 made even more appealing
Updated Micra offers outstanding value for money
Land Rover goes above and beyond to scout route for 2018 Absa Cape Epic
2018 WesBank South African Car of the Year Finalists announced
The Harley-Davidson big twin custom revolution
Victory on debut for Toyota Gazoo racing Hilux at Sun City 400
Jaguar Land Rover presents world-first Two Icons Tour
Even more 911 in an SUV: the new Porsche Cayenne Turbo
Land Rover reveals all-terrain champion at Frankfurt Motor show
Honda Urban EV Concept unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show
911 GT3 with Touring Package celebrates its world premiere at the IAA
Suzuki SV650: Back to basics
Toyota C-HR: The Exciting Toyota SUV
Excitement as all-new Toyota Gazoo Racing Hilux is set to break cover in Sun City
2018 Wesbank SA Car of the Year Semi-Finalists Announced
Ford Presents the First Ever Ranger Raptor
The new Nissan LEAF: raising the bar for electric vehicles
KIA Motors South Africa announces voluntary safety recall on 2017 model year Rio models
Sophisticated Pajero Sport hits SA market, offering massive value
Nissan 370Z Updates Revealed at Festival of Motoring
BMW R nineT Urban G/S now available in South Africa
Honda Quest True Adventure 2017 is almost a go!
BMW South Africa to host the first-ever BMW M Festival at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit from 21 to 22 October 2017
Porsche launches third generation of the Cayenne
Mind-blowing extravaganza awaits Wesbank Motoring Experience visitors
Jeep Renegade: An alternative option
Sportage now has seven more ways to wow
Renault diversifies Captur range
Ken Block's Gymkhana GRiD beckons a wild ride at Carnival City
The Ferrari Portofino revealed
Hyundai introduces AWD Tucson Sport with Elite spec level, Dual Clutch Transmission
New tech inside and out for latest BMW 5 series
Porsche becomes first manufacturer to offer carbon fibre wheels
The C-Class gets even sportier with the Edition C
Take it easy – with Thule
Displays to pay tribute to motorsport icons at SA Motoring experience
Driving the Fiat Fullback Double Cab
Toyota announces the creation of the Toyota Empowerment Trust
Team SA selected ahead of the 2018 BMW Motorrad International GS Trophy
BMW 7 Series Individual by Esther Mahlangu now in South Africa
Are you South Africa's next Speed Star?
Fifth generation Honda CR-V launched
Hilux Black edition now available
Third annual International Spirit of Amarok kicks off this weekend
New limited edition Beetle
Pure & Crafted SA returns to Johannesburg
Kia Picanto refreshed
A dynamic duo – the new Audi RS 3 Sedan & RS 3 Sportback
Ferrari F40 wins Concours South Africa
Kawasaki Z1000 SX – High powered Sports tourer
R-Design models add sporty edge to Volvo S90 range
38th POMC Cars in the Park this coming Sunday
Honda launches global NSX GT3 customer racing programme
Ford Commences with Phase 2 of Kuga 1.6 Safety Recall
The power of Q – the all-new Audi Q5
Renault Duster – Tough becomes effortless with the New Automatic Model
Good old Suzuki V-Strom updated
Alfa Romeo Giulia: On the comeback trail
Production ready Mercedes-Benz X-Class revealed
Mazda continues to challenge norms with innovative technology
The sky is the limit for Aygo X-Cite
All-new Subaru XV launches in SA
There's a Zontes on my stoep
BMW Motorrad model facelift measures for model year 2018
Audi launches all new Audi A5 & S5 Cabriolet
BMW Motorrad presents BMW Motorrad Spezial
Suzuki extends its comprehensive warranty to 200 000 km
Opel revises Corsa line-up for better value to customers
The all-new sophisticated Pajero Sport arriving in September
Porsche unveils the most powerful 911 of all time
Kawasaki Versys X300 ridden
Suzuki launches brand new GSX-R
Maximim attack for Peugeot with launch of 3008DKR Maxi
Advanced and efficient new 221kW petrol engines for Jaguar models
Jaguar Land Rover Classic Works opens in original Motor City
BMW Motorrad recalls R 1200 GS and R 1200 GS Adventure models
New Subaru Impreza sedan now available
Ford recalls Ikon and Figo models
Organisers revving up content for Festival of Motoring
Mitsubishi celebrating centenary with influx of new and improved models for SA
All-new LC500 Coupe marks new chapter for Lexus
The countdown begins: Pure & Crafted SA returns to Johannesburg
Opel secures future in South Africa
Ferrari breaks new ground with GTC4Lusso
Fiat fights back with Tipo
Hyundai's Tucson Sport ticks the right boxes
Taming the meaner KTM Super Duke R
Aventador S arrives in South Africa
Bigger engine added to Toyota Yaris range
Elantra raises the bar
Porsche milestone: One-millionth 911 rolls off the production line
Discovering the Harley lifestyle
Maserati SA unveils the new flagship Quattroporte
Suzuki launches Ignis
Husqvarna's urban future starts here
The King of Sport Bikes on show at the SA Motorcycle Show
Best of the Breed: Special Edition Ford Fiesta ST200
Chevrolet to withdraw from South Africa
Honda Quest: prepare for True Adventure with the new Africa Twin
Fiat Tipo launched in South Africa
Mazda's all-new CX-5 debuts in South Africa
Mercedes-Benz GLA – Variety breeds success
Style and technology to the fore in updated Ford Focus
Ennhanced Kia Soul arrives in South Africa
Kawasaki Z900 – More or less?
Toyota celebrates the spirit of FJ
Exciting Limited Edition Fx4 Model added to Ford Ranger Line-up
Ford Ranger, Everest Upgrades Include SYNC with Navigation
Toyota refreshes the 86
Goodyear introduces the new Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure tyre
Engineered with Soul – the all new Audi A5 & S5 Coupé
Isuzu Model Range expanded with X-Rider Model
Kawasaki Z650: Everyday Zed
Ducati Multistrada S: A bike for many roads
Michelin launches Pilot Sport4 in South Africa
Hyundai's Grand i10 gets fresh new look
Toyota offers discounted service for all vehicles older than 5 years
Toyota goes funky and fresh
Ford Expands Safety Recall to Fiesta ST
SA Bike Festival 26-28 May 2017
Exciting enhancements for Etios
Opel Astra Awarded 2017 WesBank South African Car Of The Year Title
Honda's popular Ballade upgraded
A 911 for the road and track – the new Porsche 911 GT3
VW expands engines in Tiguan model line-up
Volkswagen adds one-litre engine to the Polo model range
New Volvo S90 makes South African debut
The Bristish icon has evolved
Worlds best looking delivery bike
Polo Vivo revives the freedom of the Citi
Porsche expands Platinum Edition range
Athletic Triton builds on Mitsubishi's reputation
Mazda BT-50 Facelift now available in South Africa
Ferrari unveils Superfast
Next Generation Scorpion arrives – Abarth 595 for 2017
What's new in the 2017 Lexus IS?
Hyundai grows i20 range with 1.4-litre automatic
You had me at 'vroom'..
Porsche expands 911 range with GTS models
Kawasakis one-litre king
Opel Mokka X signals new direction for Opel
Ford recalls fire-plagued Kuga models
Kia Stinger makes world debut at North American International Auto Show
Volkswagen's entry level competitor UPgraded
Suzuki continues to build small car empire
The right sized Porsche
Hyundai Tucson engine range expanded
Updates to Hilux and Fortuner in response to customer demands
Locally Produced Ford Everest Offers Bigger Range, Better Value
The bare necessities of life
Enter the next level – the new Audi A3
Volvo S60 Polestar arrives in SA with 270 kW Drive-E power
Porsche 911 GT3 Cup ready to race
New face and tweaked rear suspension for Isuzu KB
Honda extends SUV offering with BR-V
Chevrolet revises value for money Trailblazer
BMW Motorrad expand heritage lineup
New Vitara is an automatic choice
Range Rover Evoque a Convertible for all seasons
Macan Turbo gets Performance Package
All hail the best GT-R yet
322km/h Jaguar F-Type roars into South Africa
Enduro machine from the red team
Futon launches special edition Tunland
Giulietta headed to SA
BMW Motorrad present Pure & Crafted SA
Honda CRF450R ready for the holeshot
Harley-Davidson rolls out powerful new Touring models
Digital Defender journeys' records most memorable trips in Land Rover's iconic off-roader
Updated Volvo V40 now in South Africa
Vespa celebrates 70 years of style with Settantesimo Range
Jaguar Simola hillclimb to return in 2017
Dakar 2017: Toyota Gazoo Racing SA's bold new approach
Renault Captur gets diesel engine option
Focused motor sport expertise delivers the ultimate in driving dynamics.
Ford Ranger Boasts Biggest Line-up Ever with New 2.2 Auto
New Volvo S90 heading for South Africa
Porsche Panamera – Sports car among luxury saloons
The art of grand touring
Ford Focus RS Pioneers Innovative AWD and Performance Technologies
More power than ever: the new Smart Brabus
Authentic characters featuring optimised functionality
The Pajero legend returns
Born on the track, built for the road: the all-new Audi R8
Mahindra brings innovative SUV style to the younger market
New Suzuki Super Carry a world first for SA
Pioneering Prius returns
BMW Motorrad shows off Lac Rose concept
Tech extravaganza for all-new Jaguar F-Pace
Harley-Davidson Cape Town Africa's first Custom King
Release of Limited Edition 'Explore' marks Duster's milestone achievement
New Scrambler shown off at Bavarian Motorcycles
South African Bike Festival a huge success at rejuvenated Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit.
Bentley Bentayga – the ultimate luxury SUV
Volkswagen revives iconic Beetle Dune
Volvo Cars launches flagship XC90 T8 Twin Engine in South Africa
Volkswagen up! its game with the addition of extra doors and new derivatives
Toyota celebrates 25 years of Rust De Winter
Elegant, sophisticated and exclusive: Porsche Cayenne Platinum Edition
First-class performance on and off the road
BMW offers eCall
Jaguar F-Pace debuts in stunning reveal
BMW Motorrad hosts successful GS Trophy
Honda Brio now fresher than ever
Ducati enters cruiser market
Continental launches new high performance tyre
Ford Ranger Line-up Expands with New 2.2 TDCi Automatic
Subaru Forester updated for 2016
New Porsche 718 Cayman featuring four cylinder turbo for more power
Seduction of the heart and mind
BMW M2 stays true to the M heritage
Two new Mini models for refreshed range
Volvo XC90 is 2016 WesBank / SAGMJ Car of the Year
2017 Nissan GT-R armed with a fresh look and more power
Ducati Scrambler Sixty2 – New Pop Icon
Team South Africa crowned BMW Motorrad International GS Trophy Southeast Asia champions
Toyota Fortuner- A bridge between urbanity and freedom
Audi A4 – Progress is intense
Volvo Cars – First To Launch A Car Without A Key
Limited Edition Opel ADAM S Arrives in South Africa.
Jaguar Means Business With New XF
Hyundai Introduces 7 year/200 000 Km Warranty
A Race Car For The Road
CVO Pro Street Breakout Delivers American Muscle And Emergent Style
Ford Unveils Advanced, Sporty and Efficient New Kuga SUV
The All-New Mazda CX-3: Mazda's newest compact SUV
Hyundai's popular H-1 Bus gets a make-over and fresh features
Legendary Ford Mustang Officially Launched in South Africa
New Ford Fiesta 1.0 EcoBoost Ambiente Manual Offers Exceptional Value
South Africa's best seller gets streetwise
New Volkswagen Caddy now available
Volvo S60 Polestar launched in SA
Toyota Land Cruiser – Master of Africa remastered
New GSXR-1000 expected in South Africa by end of 2016
Opel launches teenage rockstar
Mitsubishi Motors to introduce all-new Triton in South Africa
Husqvarna Motorcycles returns to the street dual sport segment with the 701 ENDURO
New engine, keener pricing brings funky, fun Citroën C1 to a wider audience
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RS3 is power in a compact form
Polo sedan now offered with service plan as standard
The all-new Audi TTS Coupé set to excite
Suzuki Swift – A compact car for every occasion
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Maserati introduces Ghibli range
Lexus makes a good car GREAT!
Additional punch for Isuzu workhorses
Hyundai i20 gets N-Sport Treatment
Harley-Davidson – Dark custom models stir the rebel soul
Passion for Performance
Audi introduces dauntless Q7
Five door Corsa Sport Joins Opel's line up of new Germans
Lexus RS: The Real Coupe
Husqvarna Introduce New Era Motocross Models
Honda announces further Africa Twin details
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A site to hold the biographies of those Northern Bank / Belfast Bank officials who died or served during the Great War, World War II and the Northern Ireland conflict. Through this website, the families and descendants of around 300 bank officials of the Belfast Banking Company Limited, Northern Banking Company Limited and Northern Bank Ltd will know that "We Will Remember Them". It is not connected with Northern Bank. Any views or comments expressed are those of the writer.


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This is Howard Johnson's fascinating video documentary Discovering Magnetism (2006) which demonstrates a number of his unique magnetic gates, which accelerate cars on tracks using the little-known ability of magnets to fire bursts of energy like guns. These forces - what Nobelist Richard Feynman termed "exchange forces" - can be up to a thousand times more powerful than the base magnet strength. With the camera running, one of the cars even accelerates from rest loaded with a 35-pound lead weight. Filmed at Virginia Tech over 20 years ago and hosted by dr. Gerhard Beyer, Distinguished Professor and co-researcher (one of the original atomic bomb scientists), it also shows how the team of Beyer, Johnson and Davis actually performed their ground-breaking work of mapping the real magnetic fields surrounding magnets. These are actually very different and much more complex than what most of us have been taught. The surprising data revealed by these plots underpins the magnetic gate prototype. The video also offers some provocative end notes that further explain the pioneer work of world-renowned magnetism researcher Howard Johnson. Discovering Magnetism is compelling viewing for the curious person of any age who wants to learn how things really work in the world of magnets. 20 min. long. A must see for everyone.
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Volkswagen's Giniel de Villiers blazed a path across Mauritania today on today's Zouerat-to-Atar stage, hijacking the lead from former WRC champeen Carlos Sainz, who finished third on the stage. Pope Benedict XVI's quotes on a glorious triumph of German precision were kept on the DL by the Vatican.
Volkswagen's Giniel de Villiers wins seventh stage of Dakar Rally [Autonet, CA]
Vatican Condemns Dakar Rally! [Internal]


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UPDATE, 12:54 p.m.: I just talked to Giants president Larry Baer for his reaction to the Bonds vote:
"This was the decision. It's difficult. There have been complications in determining Hall of Famers throughout history, and it was more intense this year for sure. I think over time we would hope he'd be considered to be another Giant in the Hall of Fame. We also understand the voters need to sort some things out. That's what I feel."
Baer said he had no problem with the process.
UPDATE: I've been getting some reaction to the Bonds vote.
Start with Jim Fregosi, a longtime player and manager in the majors, now an Atlanta Braves special assistant, who like Bonds graduated from Serra High on the Peninsula:
"I was a little surprised. I didn't think he would get in the original ballot, and he and (Roger) Clemens really did not get the votes I thought they would. But it's the first time out for both of them. For me, the numbers will go way up next year. I"m not saying they're going to get in next year, but I believe their totals will rise."
Fregosi thinks Bonds should get in: "For everything he's done in his career, he is definitely a Hall of Famer.
"I don't know if he belongs in the Serra High School Hall of Fame," he joked.
Retired outfielder Darryl Hamilton, who played with Bonds in the Giants in the late 1990s: "I was a little disappointed. I don't think it's fair that the Baseball Writers Association of America decided that not only Bonds, but everybody in that era, should be punished for what they think somebody has done.
"I'm sure when you and I gone planet it'll come out that there are guys already in the Hall who've done something. I think it's very hypocritical to take a vote like this and not let anybody in the Hall this year. I think it's ridiculous."
Hamilton lives in Houston and does radio and TV.
ORIGINAL POST: Members of the Baseball Writers Association of America voted nobody into the Hall of Fame. Houston Astros catcher, second baseman and outfielder Craig Biggio came closest, getting 68.2 percent of the vote from the 569 writers who cast ballots.
Voters sent Barry Bonds a resounding message in his first year of eligibility. He got 36.2 percent of the vote, less than half of the 75 percent required for election.
The results suggest that the vast majority of writers indeed felt that any player believed to use performance-enhancing drugs is not worth of the Hall, at least on the first ballot. Roger Clemens fared only slightly better than Bonds with 37.6 percent of the vote. Sammy Sosa got 12.9 percent and Mark McGwire 16.9 percent, a drop from the 19.5 percent he got last year.
The only players besides Biggio to be checked on a majority of ballots were Jack Morris (67.7 percent, a slight uptick from last year), Jeff Bagwell (59.6), Mike Piazza (57.8 in his first year of eligibility) and Tim Raines (52.2 percent).
This marks the first election since 1996 that produced no new inductees.


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The B.C. Liberals are refusing to pull an online video that attacks New Democratic Party leader Adrian Dix over an answer he gave during the televised leaders' debate.
Released Wednesday morning, the video attacked Dix for citing his age during his explanation for backdating a memo while working as chief of staff to former premier Glen Clark.
"It was my responsibility, it was my mistake," Dix said in an answer about the memo during the debate. "I take responsibility and have ever since. I was 35 years old, I made a serious mistake."
In a clear tactic by the Liberals to raise the memo with voters on the eve of next week's election, the video included an excerpt of Dix's debate answer, along with criticism from various Liberal candidates, all under the age of 35.
"I'm 32 and I take responsibility," says B.C. Liberal candidate for Vancouver-Hastings, Fatima Siddiqui.
"I'm a lawyer; the age of adulthood in this province is 19. Look it up," adds Sukhminder Singh Virk, 29, the party's candidate in Surrey-Newton.
Within hours of the video being posted, a representative for the consortium that organized the television debate demanded it be pulled, saying the footage is copyrighted and all parties agreed would be off-limits for partisan use.
"The political parties involved agreed that no use of the copyrighted broadcast would be allowed for any political purposes," wrote Les Staff, news director at CTV, who was writing on behalf of the consortium,
"Please have this copyrighted material removed immediately."
Staff sent the notice on Wednesday to the copyright enforcement department at YouTube — the site used by the B.C. Liberals to host the video — and copied all political parties involved in the debate and all members of the consortium.
Staff said that besides the attack ad, the consortium also wants the Liberals to remove a video the party has posted showing the debate in its entirety.
In an interview Wednesday, B.C. Liberal Party spokesman Sam Oliphant said the party has no immediate intention of removing the videos. "We believe we have a right to use it and we're talking to our lawyers about that right now."
Contacted after Oliphant made that statement, Staff said the Liberals had not yet provided an official response to the consortium.
"I have had a direct conversation with Sam Oliphant at the Liberal Party and informed him of the copyright infringement. I have advised the party that the videos contain copyrighted material and that the B.C. Liberal Party logo and name appear on the YouTube video headline," he said in an email.
"I have demanded that the videos be removed immediately," he added. "The party has promised they will look into it."
As of 8 p.m. Wednesday, the YouTube address of the video had changed, but it remained online.
The showdown over the video less than a week before next Tuesday's election illustrates the intensification of the campaign as it enters the final days.
Before Wednesday was over, the New Democrats had released an online video of their own responding directly to the Liberal one featuring the young candidates.
"So, let's talk about responsibility," said the NDP video, which featured several young people, most of whom are NDP staffers.
"It's time the B.C. Liberals took responsibility for their record."
The young NDPers cited the past 12 years of B.C. Liberal government, saying the Liberals should take responsibility for misleading British Columbians about the HST, for the BC Rail scandal and for the 'quick wins' ethnic outreach scandal.
The video's message was similar to that of an advertisement released by the NDP on Wednesday morning. Both spots took a much sharper tone than the party has in its campaign so far.
Beyond the ad war, the party leaders also took aim at each other on the campaign trail Wednesday.
"It's time for a change and I think if the Liberal party thinks that they can mislead people at the end of a campaign with personal attacks, they're wrong," said Dix.
"They have driven through every four-way stop to mislead," he said, apparently referring to an incident where Liberal leader Christy Clark advanced through a stale red light with her son in the car.
Clark said her error and Dix's can't be compared.
"My response for going through a red light after I'd stopped, which is something that I shouldn't have done, was that it was wrong, I shouldn't have done it. I didn't say, 'You know what, I'm only 47."'
She told reporters the 13-year-old incident involving Dix is fair game because he is hiding his party's positions and refusing to say where he wants to take the province.
"I don't think that the date for ethical behaviour starts when you turn 36, I think it starts a lot younger than that."
Voters can expect more of the same over the coming days, because parties have found that attack ads work. Past and even current campaigns suggest that even if voters don't like the ads, they still can have an impact.
In past elections, the provincial NDP has scored its own attack-ad successes.
Bill Tieleman, president of West Star Communications and Glen Clark's communications director during the 1996 election campaign, said in a recent opinion piece in The Tyee that negative advertising served his party well in that election.
"Those ads, brilliantly created by NOW Communications, featured grainy black-and-white photos of a scary Gordon Campbell with an ominous deep male announcer's voice talking about B.C. Liberal plans to slash public services, then asking: 'Gordon Campbell: Whose side is he on anyway?'" Tieleman wrote.
"The combination of heavy negative advertising against the B.C. Liberals — who initially held a 30-point lead — and positive action by the NDP government combined to give Glen Clark a stunning upset victory."
While voters may say they are not influenced by attack ads, studies have shown that they can have the desired impact on voting behaviour.
U.S. psychologists Drew Westen and Joel Weinberger found in a 2008 study that despite a conscious reaction in which viewers said they disliked negative ads, subconsciously they were affected by them in exactly the way the ads intended.
That success is why attack ads have not only survived but thrived ever since 1964, when the granddaddy of political attack ads — the one that launched the genre — had Lyndon Johnson implying that voting for his opponent in the U.S. presidential election would result in Armageddon. The ad never mentioned Republican candidate Barry Goldwater by name, but managed to convey to voters that Goldwater would lead the country into a nuclear war.
The American success with attack ads won over Canadian politicians. The federal Conservatives revelled in attack ads targeting former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff in the last election; they've now shifted to Justin Trudeau.
— With files from Canadian Press
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Just days after Lindsay Lohan was arrested for an alleged hit and run, the "Liz & Dick" star was rushed to a New York City emergency room for a respiratory problem Sunday night.
Who's the bigger basket case--Amanda Bynes or Lindsay Lohan?
The actress, who suffered complications due to asthma, was "treated and released, and is doing fine," Lohan's rep tells E! News.
Lindsay's father, Michael Lohan, told the New York Daily News this isn't the first time the starlet has had significant issues with asthma, saying, "She's fine, but she had a bad case of asthma as a kid, so she has to take these things seriously. When she was a kid, we almost lost her a couple of times because of the asthma."
Michael said a lung infection had been bothering Lindsay for weeks prior to her hospitalization.
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There is no shortage of impressive and awesome in-car footage from fast cars making fast Nürburgring laps, but few can compare to the insanity of this video.
Bridgestone test rider Tim Röthig hopped on a Kawasaki ZX-10 for a 'ring run and this awesome footage is the result.
We'll stick to four wheels.