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B&Q is reviewing the CRM and direct marketing account for its TradePoint business, which targets professionals in the building trade.
B&Q: seeks agency to handle TradePoint business
The retailer has approached a number of agencies about the review as it looks to ramp up its loyalty programme across its trade customers.
TradePoint is a new Trade Counter operation at B&Q dedicated to the needs of professionals and claims to offer brands at special trade prices.
The retailer does not retain a direct marketing agency. In the past, it has worked with agencies including RMG Connect, Rapier and the now-defunct Personal.
The review follows recent advertising activity by B&Q to capitalise on the increasing number of people turning to DIY projects over bank holiday weekends.
In March, the retailer launched its "I did that" advertising campaign by McCann Erickson.
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Cats as weapons? In 16th century Germany, yes
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Rocket cats? As weapons?
Apparently yes. A 16th century German war manual appears to show jet packs strapped to the backs of cats and even doves, with the text advising military commanders to use them to "set fire to a castle or city which you can't get at otherwise," The Associated Press reported.
University of Pennsylvania researcher Mitch Fraas is trying to unravel the mystery behind the documents.
"I really didn't know what to make of it," he told the AP. "It clearly looks like there's some sort of jet of fire coming out of a device strapped to these animals."
Don't fret, animal lovers.
It doesn't look like any cats or birds were ever used in the way artillery master Franz Helm described 500 years ago.
"Sort of a harebrained scheme," Fraas told the AP. "It seems like a really terrible idea, and very unlikely the animals would run back to where they came from. More likely they'd set your own camp on fire."
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Katrina donations off-limits for Rita use
WASHINGTON — Much of the $1.1 billion donated to charities to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina may be unavailable to assist those affected by Hurricane Rita because of legal limits on how the organizations can use the money.
Rita is widely expected to cause significant damage along the Gulf Coast when it slams into the Texas shoreline late today or early tomorrow. But laws in most states requiring charities to honor donors' intentions will hamper the charities' ability to use money raised for Katrina victims to aid survivors of Rita, relief organizations and legal experts said yesterday.
The situation has sent charities scrambling to reword fund-raising appeals — or launch new ones — to free cash for what could be another catastrophe.
"It's a nightmare," said Maj. George Hood, a spokesman for The Salvation Army, which has raised $156 million to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Now, Hood said, the group probably will have to start a separate fund for Hurricane Rita.
The Red Cross, which has raised $827 million for Katrina relief, said yesterday that it also expects shortly to set up a system to allow donors to designate contributions to Hurricane Rita relief.
Although there will be overlap because the storms are affecting some of the same areas and the same people, the money raised so far by the Red Cross "came in specifically for Katrina, and that is what it will be used for," said spokeswoman Devorah Goldburg. "There is no wavering."
Legal experts said charities are restricted by state laws that generally limit the use of charitable funds to their designated purpose.
"You cannot accept it for one purpose and use it for another," said Eugene Tempel, executive director of the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University.
Many charities are also mindful of the controversy that ensnared the American Red Cross over its Liberty Disaster Fund, created after the Sept. 11 attacks.
The organization received a wave of criticism when it decided to reserve some of the money for causes other than helping Sept. 11 victims and their families. In the end, the Red Cross apologized and pledged to use the money, ultimately totaling $1 billion, solely for those affected by the terrorist attacks.
The Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund, headed by former Presidents Clinton and Bush, issued a statement through Clinton Foundation spokesman Jay Carson: "Presidents Bush and Clinton continue to focus on raising money for the hundreds of thousands of people who were displaced and are suffering as a result of Katrina, and their thoughts and prayers are with those people preparing for Hurricane Rita."
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Congressional leaders and the White House have slightly revised the $700 billion Wall Street bailout before a Senate vote expected later today. The measure is said to include new tax breaks for businesses and higher government insurance on bank deposits. The ongoing talks helped the nation's financial markets recover one day after stocks plummeted on Wall Street with the House rejection of the bailout. The Dow was up 4.7 percent, following Monday's historic seven-percent drop. Senators Barack Obama, John McCain and Joe Biden say they'll return to Washington for today's vote. In Iowa, McCain called on both parties to overcome popular opposition to the bailout.
Sen. John McCain: "I am disappointed at the lack of resolve and bipartisan good will among members of both parties to fix this problem. Bipartisanship is a tough thing, never more so when you're trying to take necessary but publicly unpopular action. But inaction is not an option."
Meanwhile, campaigning in Nevada, Senator Obama called on lawmakers to avoid partisanship and act quickly.
Sen. Barack Obama: "This is one of those defining moments when the American people are looking to Washington for leadership, so it's not a time for politics. It's not a time for partisanship. There's going to be a lot of time left and a lot of topics and issues to debate in the next five weeks. But it's not a time to figure out how to take credit or where to lay blame. It's not a time for politicians to concern themselves with the next election. It's a time for all of us to concern ourselves with the future of the country that we love. This is a time for action."
European Banks Get Government Bailouts
The crisis on Wall Street continues to have global repercussions. On Tuesday, Ireland said it would guarantee more than $500 billion in debt held by its largest financial institutions. And France and Belgium announced they would collectively inject more than $9 billion into the French-Belgian bank Dexia. More on the financial crisis after headlines.
US Drone Attack Kills 6 in Pakistan
In Pakistan, at least six people have been killed in the latest attack from a US drone. The bombing took place in the tribal region of North Waziristan near the Afghan border.
US Launches Africa Military Command
Today marks the launch of the Pentagon's new African-focused military operations center, the US Africa Command. AFRICOM is based out of Germany, following refusals from several African nations to host it.
Dems Shelve Controversial Iran Measure
Back in Washington, congressional Democrats say they've effectively shelved a resolution widely decried as a possible green light for a war with Iran. H.R. 362 calls for isolating Iran with a naval blockade and a ban on oil shipments. The measure was heavily pushed by the lobbying group the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC. Congress member Gary Ackerman says he plans to revise the measure when Congress reconvenes after the November elections.
Colombia Displacements at Highest Level in 20 Years
In Colombia, human rights groups say newly formed right-wing paramilitary groups are fueling a rise in internal displacements this year. A new report says some 1,500 Colombians are fleeing their homes every day. That marks a 41 percent increase over the same period last year. Jorger Rojas of the Council for Human Rights and the Displaced says it's the most displacements in twenty years.
Jorger Rojas: "We are amazed at the number of people leaving various regions of the country as a consequence of the violence and armed conflict. There are 270,000 people, the highest number in the last twenty years, many of them in massive displacements that have disappeared and not returned."
The Colombian government is the highest recipient of US aid in the Western Hemisphere, most of it in military assistance.
10 Years After Arrests, Nobel Laureates Call for Release of Cuban 5
Tuesday marked the tenth anniversary of the US arrest of the Cuban Five. The five Cubans are serving prison terms of up to twenty-five years for allegedly spying for the Cuban government. The men say they weren't spying on the US, but trying to monitor right-wing Cuban groups that have organized violent attacks on Cuba. Supporters marked the anniversary with full-page ads in several newspapers calling for the Cuban Five's release. Signatories included nine Nobel laureates, among them the South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the German novelist Günter Grass.
Bloomberg to Seek 3rd Term
Here in New York, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is expected to announce today he plans to run for a third term. Bloomberg will propose City Council do away with its fifteen-year rule limiting elected leaders to two four-year terms. He's expected to argue the current financial crisis on Wall Street requires his continued leadership in City Hall. Bloomberg once decried efforts to undo term limits, at one point calling them "disgusting."
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Editor's NoteProduced by World Wide Pictures, an arm of the Billy Graham Evangelical Association, THE CLIMB features breathtaking scenery as it advances a clearly religious agenda. When Derrick Williams (Jason George) and Michael Harris (Ned Vaughn) suddenly find themselves cast as local heroes, they are given the chance of a lifetime: to climb one of the most difficult mountains in the Andes. The two young men are forced to work together despite vastly different belief systems and personalities, giving rise to complications and disputes along the way. Derrick is a bitter, non-believing daredevil, while Michael is a devout Christian, who always opts for the safer route. Dabney Coleman (DOMINO), Todd Bridges (DIFF'RENT STROKES), and Clifton Davis (AMEN) round out the supporting cast of this fast-paced Christian film.
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Where are all the tourists? This is the question you keep being asked in Rome: the Eternal Question for the Eternal City. A waiter at a cafe on the Piazza Navona set down my cappuccino and pondered a deserted square.
'Should be busy,' he said. 'But it ain't much busy, is it?' Well, it was just 8.30am, not exactly a time when you might expect it to be 'much busy' in Rome.
It's an hour when holidaymakers are lingering over their breakfasts and consulting guidebooks to decide which of Rome's thousands of competing sights they can accommodate into their crowded schedule.
Free flowing: The Trevi Fountain is just one of Rome's attractions that you do not have to pay to visit
It's an hour when serious tourists will already be lining up outside the Vatican museum to ensure they're near the front of the queue as soon as the rush to the Sistine Chapel gets under way.
But as in most major eurozone cities at the moment, the anxiety this spring is appropriate: tourists seem a bit thin on the ground, especially Americans who are not only baulking at the euro-dollar exchange rate but have probably decided to forgo a foreign holiday this year in light of Uncle Sam's deep-seated financial troubles.
So while Rome is not exactly bargain-basement for Brits this year - at near enough one euro to the pound, how could it be? - the tourist famine is likely to be good news for anyone who makes the trip.
Not only will you discover that most tourist businesses have had to trim rates in order to get their share of tourist revenue, but you may find yourself with space to enjoy that ice cream as you toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain to ensure your future return.
Actually, Rome can be surprisingly affordable. For a start, you can get around all the major sights on foot - walking is, in fact, the best way to enjoy the city and, considering Italy's passion for the car, it's a surprise to discover that Rome has been extensively pedestrianised.
Many of the major sights are its churches, which are free to enter.
One of my favourites is the Santa Maria della Vittoria, with its famous Bernini sculpture Ecstasy Of St Teresa, described by Dan Brown in Angels & Demons as 'some sort of pornographic still life - the saint on her back, arched in pleasure, mouth open in a moan, and over her an angel pointing his spear of fire'.
Another favourite is Sant'Andrea della Valle, which provides the setting for the opening act of Puccini's opera Tosca.
Many other major Roman sights are public places, such as the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, where Anita Ekberg once paddled in the classic movie La Dolce Vita.
Tourist trap: Eating further out from the city centre is more affordable
She came at the dead of night - you might prefer to linger inexpensively with a cheap picnic lunch.
But eating out in the small, family-run restaurants which are away from the city centre - head over to Trastevere, for example - isn't going to break the bank (eating out in Italy is much less stressful to the pocket than visiting restaurants in France).
Some of the sights charge an admission fee - such as the Forum and the Colosseum - but they are probably best admired from outside. Distance lends a certain enchantment.
Must-do sights that are worth the admission fee are few. You must, however, 'do' the Sistine Chapel: buy your ticket online for €18 at http://biglietteria musei.vatican.va and you can avoid the queues.
Michelangelo's stunning frescoes are impressive ... although not everyone is enthusiastic. Maupassant, for example, said The Last Judgment 'looks like a canvas of a fair, painted for a wrestling booth by an ignorant coal heaver'.
From the Vatican museum, it takes about ten minutes to walk to St Peter's. You don't have to pay to enter the basilica but you'll have to go through an airport-style scanner and be scrutinised by the Modesty Police (well-covered arms and legs required).
My final Rome favourite - free of charge, of course - is the Protestant cemetery near Porta San Paolo, alongside the famous pyramid of Cestius. Here you will find the final resting places of Keats and Shelley.
This is a delightful oasis of peace, undisturbed by the frantic bustle of Rome.
It's also over-run by cats. So if you bring a picnic, be prepared to share your food. Cats have to live on a limited budget too.
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Kirker (020 7593 2283, www.kirkerholidays.com) offers three nights at the Oxford Hotel in Rome from £586 per person for travel in June.
The price includes return flights (regional departures), transfers, bed-and-breakfast accommodation, a three-course dinner with wine, flowers and prosecco in your room on arrival and guide notes.
Immerse yourself in a fascinating 2,000-year-old world of celebrity
One of the summer's major exhibitions in Rome tells the story of Vespasian. 'Il Divo Vespasiano' - Vespasian the Celebrity - celebrates the 2,000th anniversary of the birth of one of the city's more famous emperors.
But then Rome had so many rulers. Actually, there is so much history.
In Britain, we have an extraordinary number of Roman remains, from the grand sweep of Hadrian's Wall in the North to ancient villas in Sussex, with much in between.
In some places - such as Bath - it's hard to dig a trench without banging your spade on a classical mosaic or ornate tombstone.
Anniversary: Emperor Vespasian
When you think of how much ancient Rome there is here, imagine how much ancient Rome that present-day Rome has to contend with.
The big surprise for the first-time visitor is that the modern city of Rome seems largely to have been built in, among, around and, of course, on top of the ancient buildings. In many cases - notably with the Colosseum and the Pantheon - the old buildings are still very much alive and kicking.
When you visit the Italian capital, you don't so much need a map as a historical primer. It's impossible to have a grasp of the entire sweep of history but it's worth chewing on a few tasty morsels.
So why not start with the Vespasian exhibition. Flavio Vespasiano was imperial ruler from 69 to 79 AD. The exhibition encompasses two historic locations: the Curia del Foro, where the Senate met, which has been opened expressly for the occasion, and the Criptoportico Neroniana, an underground passageway built by Nero.
What makes Vespasian especially interesting to us is that he was a highly regarded military commander who took part in the invasion of Britain. He was also in charge of putting down the Jewish rebellion in the Judaea province in 66 AD.
Perhaps most interestingly, it was Vespasian who started the construction of the Colosseum - the building that probably best defines the glories of ancient Rome.
He didn't become emperor until he was 60, a grand old age: an ancient Roman who commanded ancient Rome.
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Dorothy (Degree) Martell, 74, passed away on Saturday, June 28, 2014, in the Burlington Health and Rehab Center. She was born on Oct. 21, 1939, in Williston, the daughter of Frank and Delia (Jarvis) Degree. She grew up in Williston, and graduated from Essex Junction High School in 1960. Dorothy married Louis Martell Jr. on Sept. 30, 1967. He predeceased her on May 31, 1999. She worked at UVM for many years. Dorothy enjoyed CB radios, her handle was "Pokadot," and traveling with her family. She is survived by her brother, Harold Degree; sister, Dale Booska; sisters-in-law, Arlene Degree, Louise Spence, Lynda Montroy, and Isabelle Kinney; several nieces, nephews, cousins; and many lifelong friends. Besides her husband, Dorothy was predeceased by her brothers, Wayne and Paul Degree; and sister, Norma Crosby. Visiting hours were held on Wednesday, July 2, 2014 at the Gifford Funeral and Cremation Service, 22 Depot St., Richmond. A funeral service will be held on Thursday, July 3, 2014, at 2 p.m. at the Williston Federated Church. Burial will follow in Holy Rosary Cemetery in Richmond. Memorial contributions can be made to the Vermont Heart Assoc., 434 Hurricane Lane, Williston, VT 05495.
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- Combine flour salt pepper and garlic powder in bowl- coat pork cubes.
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Police have arrested a second suspect in the deadly shooting of a man in Montgomery County, the district attorney's office announced Wednesday.
Maurice Andrews Jr. had been at large since the killing of Victor Enrique Bonilla Baez outside Brian's Cafe in the 300 block of Jefferson Avenue in Pottstown on March 22.
Andrews worked side by side with his cousin, Michael Hinton, to kill Baez, police said.
Hinton has been in custody since the day of the homicide when a constable spotted him limping in the 500 block of Lesher Alley and stopped to check on his well-being. Hinton had accidentally been shot when Andrews opened fire on Baez, police said.
Montgomery County prosecutors announced charges of first, second and third degree murder against both men on April 10.
Hinton, who was led into his arraignment in a wheelchair, told investigators he was approached by Andrews the day before the homicide and that Andrews told him he was involved in an attempted kidnapping of Baez's nephew on March 20, officials said.
Both men, then armed with guns, traveled to Brian's Cafe on March 22, said officials, adding that Andrews told Hinton he wanted to kill Baez.
Both men, knowing Baez was inside the bar, waited outside for him to leave, officials said. A struggle ensued as Hinton and Andrews drew their guns when Baez came outside, said officials, who added that Andrews then opened fire, striking both Hinton and Baez, the latter of whom later died.
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Looks like world number one golfer Tiger Woods will be out of action for a long period of time, as he is gradually healing from the back surgery and is unsure about when he will return to the golf course.
World number one Tiger Woods is unsure when he will return to the golf course.
The 38-year-old Woods, who last competed in the WGC-Cadillac Championship and has been out of action since March, posted an update regarding his condition on his website. Woods said that it is tough for him bend down to collect the ball from the hole.
"My recovery is coming along, but it's a very slow process," Woods said. "I'm still sore. Not from the procedure itself but the incision. I just need to get back to my day-to-day activities, and that's it.
"As for my return to golf, I really don't know," he said. "I'm doing everything I can and listening to my doctors and working on a strength program, and then we just have to see how my back is. Some people heal up in three months, some people take four months, some people take longer. I just don't know."
A three-month absence from the competition means, Woods will have to miss the US Open starting June 12 and the Open at Royal Liverpool beginning July 17. For the first time in his career, Woods missed the Masters tournament in April, but reckons that it wasn't as hard as people think.
"Not being able to play for the first time wasn't as hard for me as you might think," said Woods. "I've missed major championships before, so this was not a new experience. It helps when I'm physically unable to play the game."
The world number one is expected to make a return at the British Open at Hoylake, the tournament he has won before, but it is uncertain what measures Woods would be required to take for protecting his back.
"Once I begin swinging a club again, I'm not sure if I will have to make any changes to protect my back," Woods said.
"As far as limitations, it's a building process, just like when I came back from my knee and Achilles injuries. We have to make sure my back heals fine and I have the strength and mobility going forward."
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That's how you deal with trash talk and cleat-kicking and all of that stuff.
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The Cardinals are now one game up on in the standings. But, if the silence of the Great American Ballpark crowd and dejected demeanor of the Reds players as they packed up their stuff in the dugout after game is any guide, they are about a million miles ahead of the Reds in morale.
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PROVO — People don't have to go to a movie theater anymore. They can stream films right into their homes.
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It can be set up once, or people can make changes to their preferences depending on what movie they're watching or who they're watching it with.
VidAngel, a startup company with about six employees, just launched the service a couple of weeks ago and has about 15,000 users. For now, the free service is only usable on the Google Chrome browser, but the company plans to make it available on other platforms and devices in the future.
"For me it's a big deal because it opens up a way for me to watch some content that I wouldn't normally watch," Daniel Harmon said. "I wouldn't be comfortable showing my family. Now I can show my kids something."
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Around the World in 80 Days
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The adventurous comedy Around the World in 80 Days is landing in NYC and The YOW! Theater has been completely transformed to bring Jules Verne's world to life. Featuring floor-to ceiling hand-painted steampunk murals, specialized lighting and surround sound, the theater has been redesigned to deliver an experience of unconstrained imagination. Inspired by the classic story, Around the World in 80 Days follows the incredible journey of a man who bets he can go around the entire world in 80 days. Five actors play all 39 characters, while four continents and three oceans unfold from the intricate Swiss Army knife of a set. The fast-paced, comic script keeps the action moving in this whirlwind of a show, called "high-spirited and cheeky" and "deliciously silly" by the New York Daily News.
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