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A vast swarm of bugs that covered much of the northern half of the North Island last night and this morning has been caught on the Metservice weather radar.
MetService didn't know what it was and entomologists were puzzled.
But there was a strong suspicion that it was an unwanted Australian heading home.
One was convinced it was the Tasmanian grass grub and another suspected huge swarm of aphids.
"I have no idea," said Bugman Ruud Kleinpaste.
"I would suggest go up in the air in aeroplane stick out a butterfly net and see what you catch."
He also speculated it could be a dust storm.
Fellow entomologist Stephen Pawson of Scion, a Crown research institute, had a more pragmatic answer; whatever if was, it was large, and it is going to be coming in on the surf at Piha and Muriwai for the next week or so.
Metservice's Peter Kreft said the unknown insects began swarming over the Waikato region about 9pm yesterday.
"They were pushed by the south easterly wind north toward Auckland," he said.
By 7am Friday the massive swarm was out over the Tasman Sea, west of Auckland.
Kreft said the weather service was not sure what it was.
"We strongly suspect the echo is swarms of insects," Metservice said.
"To show up in radar imagery like this, they must be about as large as, and as numerous as, precipitation particles....
"We see this from time to time, but this one is a very good example of it."
Pawson said at a guess the timings favoured Tasmanian grass grub (aphodius tasmaniae), an introduced agricultural pest.
"It is the right time of year for them to emerge. They can come out in massive numbers," he said.
"Its right time of year, right time of day and to a degree - and I am not an expert on Tasmanian grass grub - but we've had drier conditions."
He said the weather conditions had to be just right and they would have been influenced by the light southerly front.
A similar emergence had occurred in Canterbury some years ago and they all washed up in big waves on the beaches near Christchurch.
And another emergence occurred between Christchurch and Ashburton on the night of January 23.
Pawson said there had been a lot of cases of this overseas. The best known was the mountain pine beetle in the Pacific north west of America. That swam covered an area larger than that of New Zealand.
Hort Research says the beetles are 10-12 mm long and they make tunnels in the soil in which they stay during the day.
Its larvae feed on the foliage of grasses, clovers, and lucerne in pastures, home gardens, and recreational grassland and turf. They bite off pieces of leaf, which they drag to their burrows to eat later.
"Tasmanian grass grubs live in light soils in the coastal areas of Canterbury (particularly), Marlborough, Auckland, and Northland. Infestations tend not to cover wide areas, but are patchy and severe over relatively small areas of up to one hectare," Hort Research said.
"The beetles fly at dusk on still, warm nights between mid January and mid March.
"Dense swarms aggregating around street or shop lamps in urban areas are common."
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I strongly disagree with the June 16 op-ed piece by State Sen. Pam Roach wherein she advocates armed citizens on school campuses to deter student violence.
As school-board president of a large suburban district, Lake Washington, I have the responsibility, along with my four colleagues, to provide safe places in 40 locations in which 25,000 children attend classes. As the father of a fifth-grader, I also have a more personal stake in the safety of our classrooms.
In her column, Roach says, "Some people would place our children's safety only in the hands of the law, which unfortunately is too often broken." She suggests that persons, possibly staff or other individuals carrying concealed weapons or having ready access to guns, would deter gunplay at school.
This view is irresponsible, particularly coming from the chair of the Senate Law and Justice Committee.
The law in this state is working on our school campuses. Recent data collected by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction show that a tough stance on students bringing guns illegally to school, including immediate expulsion, reduces the number of firearms on campuses.
In our district, partnerships with three local police departments, along with our own security personnel, are building positive relationships with students and making our schools safer. A broadly inclusive district safety committee is developing recommendations to defuse campus violence.
The Parent Teacher Student Association in our district has made school safety a top priority.
Recent tragedies in schools across our nation are another aspect of workplace violence. As a culture we need to end this violence. Adding guns to the equation as Senator Roach suggests will do nothing to protect out children.
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Philadelphia Police Shoot, Kill Home Invasion Suspect In Northeast Philly
By Cleve Bryan, Andrew Kramer
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – A Philadelphia Police officer shot and killed a home invasion suspect early Friday morning in the Northwood section of the city. A second suspect remains on the loose.
This happened around 12:45 a.m. on the 900 block of Wakeling Street.
Authorities say two armed men forced their way into a young couple's home by gun point, which triggered an alarm.
When police arrived, one of the suspects answered the door to say everything was alright. After police asked for ID, the female resident of the home was sent to the door to make the cops go away. Instead, she was able to gesture to the officer that things were not okay.
"The officers asked her 'is everything okay?' She says 'yes' verbally but winks that all is not okay," says Philadelphia Police Captain George Fuchs." So the officer, being alert as he was, enters the foyer."
The officer entered the home just as the male resident broke away from the other intruder and ran to the front door. The suspect chased him, only to be greeted by the officer. The suspect then shot at the officer multiple times, but failed to hit him.
"We believe he discharges three times toward the officer," Fuchs says. "Thank God the officer was not struck. The officer himself, he fired from his gun multiple times and he discharged the male suspect."
The one suspect was pronounced dead at the scene while the other suspect was able to escape through the back door. He remains at large.
Neither of the homeowners were hurt. One of the suspect's guns has been recovered.
Police are continuing their investigation and checking area surveillance video for clues.
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Griffin: Brewers AGM Gord Ash has one regret in time as Blue Jays GM
Though the concept of Moneyball as executed under Oakland A's GM Billy Beane has its flaws and even though the stats-oriented, hidden-value system downplays traditional scouting, ever the cornerstone of the Blue Jays organization, former GM Gord Ash, now Brewers' assistant GM, admires Moneyball for the way it sticks to the plan in the face of dissenting opinion.
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MILWAUKEE — Though the concept of Moneyball as executed under Oakland A's GM Billy Beane has its flaws and even though the stats-oriented, hidden-value system downplays traditional scouting, ever the cornerstone of the Blue Jays organization, former GM Gord Ash, now Brewers' assistant GM, admires Moneyball for the way it sticks to the plan in the face of dissenting opinion.
"I've changed my opinion through the years," Ash admitted in his office at Miller Park. "I looked back on it and what they really deserved credit for was their slavish approach to their plan. They didn't vary. 'This is our plan. We're going to do this. We don't care what people say.'
"They were slaves to it. When I look back at the unwinding of my tenure (as Jays' GM from '95 to '01), we had no plan. There are reasons we had no plan, but we didn't know from week-to-week, month-to-month what we were able to do, but the A's had a plan."
That is a difficult admission and those were difficult times for the Jays. In stating he had no plan, Ash is indirectly indicting franchise ownership and the muddled leadership of then team president Paul Godfrey as the team transitioned to Rogers from Belgian absentee proprietor, Interbrew.
Were they big market or small market; buyers or sellers; player development or player acquisition. The team philosophy was day-to-day, like a pulled hamstring.
An example of the lack of true direction was the winter meetings in Dallas, the same ones at which the Rangers signed Alex Rodriguez to his first unbelievable, quarter-billion dollar contract.
Negotiations took place to lock up the popular shortstop Gonzalez to a multi-year deal. These negotiations took place in a Dallas hotel suite, unbelievably without the GM in the room. Ash objected. Players were being signed on popularity not quality. For the Jays, it always comes back to scouting.
"When you look back at what the Blue Jays had in terms of scouting talent at that time, Tim Wilken and Chris Buckley were there that are now scouting directors with other clubs," Ash pointed out. "Bob Engle was there. You had Mike Mangan who is still there. There was a lot of scouting talent there and that made a big difference.
"We drafted guys like [Roy] Halladay and [Chris] Carpenter and so on, but I think, as my own personal involvement in that, because it obviously wasn't my job to go out and scout players. I was just looking for strategies that worked. I think the year that we took Vernon [Wells] and everybody said he should have been a much lower pick. Then the next year, even less money getting a guy like Alex Rios, who ended up being a major-leaguer. I think those were the two most productive years. Previously, [under the old draft rules] you had a chance to be creative."
The Roger Clemens acquittal in D.C. had just been announced prior to our conversation. A key chapter of the story had been the Rocket's two seasons in Toronto under Ash, where he won two Cy Youngs, two pitching Triple Crowns and first met strength and conditioning coach Brian McNamee.
"In hindsight, at the time, I had no suspicion that that was the case," Ash said of the Rocket's alleged introduction — now found not guilty — to performance enhancing drugs.
"There were certainly no outward signs to me. So I had no suspicions that was the case. I read Jose [Canseco's] book and he said half the majors was doing something. He probably was right, in retrospect. The interesting thing when Roger came in '97, McNamee wasn't there yet. Ninety-seven was still a pretty darned good year. It wasn't like he magically got better."
Controversy struck the Brewers this winter, with NL MVP Ryan Braun announced as failing in his mandatory testing under MLB and the Player's Association program for PEDs. The star left fielder challenged the ruling and his 50-game suspension was overturned.
"I obviously can't comment on the details," Ash said. "What's concerning to me is the perception, certainly here in Milwaukee, that the club had full knowledge of all of the details. We didn't know anything. The first time we heard he tested positive was from ESPN asking for a comment. We were never advised he tested positive. We were never given any details of why he got off.
"It's supposed to be confidential, but obviously it wasn't, in the broadest sense of the word. To me Ryan Braun is almost the playing equivalent of Roger. Unbelievable preparedness. When I heard the news I was in shock. This guy is a no-shortcut guy. I just couldn't believe he would take shortcuts. Especially now. You're getting tested. He's a smart guy and who's going to take that kind of chance?"
Ash is from Toronto and always will be a proud Canadian. He still owns a cottage north of the city and his 15-year-old son Aaron attends Upper Canada College.
An original Jays employee until being relieved of his GM duties following the '01 season, Ash is in Toronto on the weekend to attend the induction of Brewers GM Doug Melvin, into the Canadian Baseball Hall-of-Fame. The ceremony takes place on Saturday, as Melvin enters along with Rusty Staub and Rheal Cormier.
For Ash, he lives and works in Milwaukee, but home in Toronto is where his heart is.
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Defendant won't testify in US webcam spying trial
By GEOFF MULVIHILL
Originally printed 3/15/2012 (Issue 2011 - Between The Lines News)
NEW BRUNWSICK, New Jersey (AP) -
Jurors in the trial of a former Rutgers University student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another will not hear directly from the defendant.
Indian-born Dharun Ravi's defense lawyer rested his case Monday without calling Ravi to testify.
The jury could begin deliberating on Tuesday after lawyers give their summations.
The trial captured in detail the actions of Ravi and his randomly-assigned freshman roommate, Tyler Clementi, over a few days in September 2010, beginning when Clementi asked for privacy so he could have a guest over and continuing past when he committed suicide by jumping off the bridge that links New York City with New Jersey.
The suicide made Clementi a national symbol of the difficulties young gays can face.
Ravi is not charged with his death. He faces 15 criminal counts, including invasion of privacy and bias intimidation. Seven of the charges are related to allegations that he tried to cover his tracks by changing a Twitter messages, deleting text messages and telling another witness what she should say.
Testimony stretched over 12 days and included about 30 witnesses, including several college students, along with school officials and investigators. Jurors also heard from the other man in the streamed video; he was identified only by the initials M.B.
Without a chance to hear testimony from Ravi, who told Judge Glenn Berman that it was his own decision not to testify, jurors may give more consideration to the one instance they did get to hear his voice. It came in a video of an interview he gave police on Sept. 23, 2010.
Ravi looked composed for an 18-year-old wearing shorts, a T-shirt and flip-flops when he was brought into a police station.
Word had spread that Ravi used his webcam to view Clementi in a private moment with another man, just days before Clementi committed suicide.
As he was questioned, Ravi looked directly at the investigator who grilled him and accused him repeatedly of lying. He talked quickly but his voice didn't trail off.
Throughout the trial, Ravi sat about 20 feet (six meters) from jurors wearing a suit, his formerly unkempt hair trimmed neatly. Sometimes, he fiddled with his tie. Sometimes he cracked a smile. Sometimes, he whispered to his lawyers.
Between his recorded words and those of others, a portrait of him has been painted for jurors.
Ravi came to New Jersey with his family as a young child. He and his family live in the upscale central New Jersey community of Plainsboro.
The son of a computer software firm executive, he has designed some software on his own.
The younger Ravi had a custom-made computer that functioned on both Microsoft and Apple Macintosh operating systems. That technical accomplishment - while not unheard of - impressed the detective assigned to examine the machine.
He was gregarious and good enough at calculus that other students came to him for help.
In high school, he ran track and played ultimate Frisbee, then joined the disc team when he got to Rutgers. He was proud when he bought new cleats for the sports, describing them in a text message to a friend as "purple and flashy."
At Rutgers, he planned to major in economics. The university assigned him and Clementi to be roommates at random. They didn't meet before they moved in at the end of August.
When he met with police, he was asked to explain a Twitter post in which he said: "Anyone with iChat, I dare you to video chat me between the hours of 9:30 pm and 12."
On the video, he said he meant that sarcastically. "When I'm uncomfortable about something," Ravi explained during the interrogation, "I joke about it."
To convict him on the most serious charge - bias intimidation - prosecutors will need to convince the jury that he acted out of animus against gays. He faces up to 10 years of prison if he's convicted of bias intimidation, which is considered a hate crime in New Jersey. Most people convicted of the other charges he faces don't get jail time.
Throughout the trial, defense lawyers have worked hard to show that he didn't.
As prosecutors called college students to testify, defense lawyers asked them all a variation of the same question: Did he ever say anything bad about gays? In each case, the answer was "no."
But there was a bit more to it than that. Some students said Ravi told them he was "uncomfortable" having a gay roommate.
The defense began presenting its side of the case on Friday by calling seven men to testify. All of them are friends - and most current or former business associates - of Ravi's father.
Defense lawyer Philip Nettl asked each of them if Ravi ever said anything derogatory about gay individuals or gays in general.
In each case, the men said no.
Then, Prosecutor Julia McClure began questioning them.
All said they had never seen his Twitter posts, and exchanged texts or instant messages with him. And each of them said homosexuality was never discussed in their conversations.
"Why would that come up?" asked one of the men, Anil Kappa, a business partner of Ravi's father.
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Winners on the road to MBAs
Russ Thorne discovers what brought two successful scholarship applicants to the Durham Business School
Friday 20 January 2012
Last week, Durham Business School awarded the first two
of three MBA scholarships that will be offered to students this year. Given to
students on the Global and Executive MBA programmes the full-fee scholarships are
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this year will be the seventh time they have been awarded.
"We believe in creating an environment in which academic excellence can be combined with opportunities for personal development," says Lindsay Duke, postgraduate student recruitment manager at Durham Business School. "This is why we're pleased to be able to offer scholarships such as this to top-quality candidates who can demonstrate their commitment and potential."
To be considered for a scholarship, prospective students had to write a 500-word essay outlining not just what an MBA would do for them, but what they would bring to the MBA programme. Judges assessed their CVs alongside their academic ability, and also looked for leadership potential – trickier for the panel of industry experts to measure but vital for success in the workplace.
"An MBA is often a minimum qualification for more senior roles as it helps managers develop their skills and knowledge outside of existing specialisms to work across the organisation,"
says Professor Rob Dixon, dean at Durham Business School.
"The scholarship competition attracts some exceptional applicants and gives people the chance to study an MBA when they may have previously been unable to fund their place."
Funding was certainly on David Makepeace's mind when he wrote his essay. "I'm working part-time to give myself ample study time, so self-funding would have been challenging."
Winner of the Global MBA scholarship, Makepeace has spent his entire career in the humanitarian sector and now works with a non-profit organisation based in Australia; he will study via distance learning. His particular field of interest and expertise is logistics, which he feels is underdeveloped in humanitarian work, wasting money that could be better spent on aid. "I've made it a personal mission to try to help address this problem," he says, "and the Durham MBA will be an important tool in that respect. The learning will itself be invaluable and the MBA will also help leverage greater credibility from corporate networks."
In the short term, Makepeace hopes the Global MBA will make a difference to his current work; longer term, he has an eye on more senior management positions where he'll be able to have a greater impact. "The scholarship will help tremendously because it will allow me to dedicate myself even more to my studies," he says. "It will literally buy me time."
David Beeton, winner of the Executive MBA scholarship, hopes that his MBA will help him expand his new business as well as aid his personal development. "Starting up my business has given me an opportunity to create my own future," he says. "I'm determined to equip myself with the necessary tools and see the Durham MBAs providing an important platform to success."
Previously a senior strategist for an electric vehicle programme, Beeton was made redundant when regional development agencies were abolished.
He used his skills and redundancy payment to establish a successful new business, but he's far from complacent. "While the future looks extremely positive, previous experience has alerted me to the famine-and-feast cycles often experienced by start-ups and the consequent financial and emotional pressures that this brings," he says.
He enrolled on the MBA programme to help prepare himself, but also to benefit from the alternative viewpoints an MBA can offer. "The opportunity to remove myself from the business and be afforded intellectual freedom to reflect on where it's heading will be invaluable," he says. "I also expect that engaging with likeminded individuals from diverse backgrounds will bring new perspectives to the fore."
For those interested in following Beeton and Makepeace down the MBA route, the final Independent/ Durham Business School scholarship competition, for the full-time MBA course, will open in April. Visit www.dur.ac.uk/dbs for more details, and for information on other scholarships offered by the school.
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Concert review
Garfield kids and Person swing, and Cuong Vu Trio challenges
The young disciples of the Garfield High School jazz band amply backed up old master Houston Person Saturday night for two sets at the Triple Door.
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Earshot Jazz Festival 2007: Concerts continue tonight through Sunday night, including shows from McTuff on Wednesday at the Tractor Tavern, Eric Person Wednesday and Thursday at Tula's, and Iva Bittová Friday night at the Chapel Performance Space. Prices, locations vary; check for complete schedule and venues at 206-547-9787 or www.earshot.org.
The young disciples of the Garfield High School jazz band amply backed up old master Houston Person Saturday night for two sets at the Triple Door. While experience carried the night, it was youth that stole the show.
Person, known for his breathy, bluesy style and his longtime partnership with the late vocalist Etta Jones, fronted the big band for renditions of the Louis Prima ballad "A Sunday Kind of Love," the swing classic "Sentimental Journey" and Illinois Jacquet's "Black Velvet."
Performing with world-class musicians is nothing new for Garfield, which has shared stages with the likes of Wynton Marsalis, Joshua Redman, Nicholas Payton, David "Fathead" Newman and Garfield alum Quincy Jones.
The nearly-all-underclassman Garfield band opened both sets alone, wearing black suits and black shirts, in front of a curtain that mimicked a starry night sky. The two sets featured the same songs for the most part with a few exceptions. The band debuted a slow blues swing titled "Yearning," which displayed all of the group's strengths, precocious solos, crisp phrasing and dynamic range.
Band director Clarence Acox showed his willingness to throw complex arrangements at his young charges with "The Doc Is Out," an up-tempo song written for legendary "Tonight Show" trumpeter and bandleader Doc Severinsen. Alto sax player Robert Struthers was featured in a wailing, minor blues called "Lonely Street," an arrangement that suited Struthers' particular style, Acox said.
The depth of the Garfield jazz program was also evident as players rotated between songs. The jazz program is so healthy, it auditions about 90 students each year, creating the need for three bands and platoons of musicians.
Solos by pianist Ben Hamaji and Struthers drew some of the most enthusiastic applause and particular approval from Person, who at times seemed surprised himself at the musicianship of people so young.
"They inspire me," said Person.
Cuong Vu Trio
As Cuong Vu pointed out Sunday to his audience of about 150 at the Seattle Art Museum, "it doesn't quite sound like jazz," repeating the often-made commentary on his unique brand of ethereal fusion.
"Now I have a gig as a jazz professor," Vu said, referring to his position as an assistant professor of jazz studies at the University of Washington, "so I guess it's jazz."
The Grammy Award-winning Vu performed a set of new compositions in his trio (drummer Ted Poor, bassist Stomu Takeishi), most for the first time. The audience at SAM's Plestcheeff Auditorium included many of his UW students and his "boss," Marc Seales, professor of jazz piano at the UW. The group did play one song familiar to its fans, the title track from its most recent album, "It's Mostly Residual."
The small group imparted a very large sound, aided in part by electronically induced effects of echo and delay. Takeishi, playing in his bare feet, filled the room with his powerful, percussive style, playing his electric bass the way someone might play lead guitar.
The trio did not play traditional jazz as in melody over chord changes. Its songs were a kind of soundscape, inventive and sharp percussion beneath circular melodies and repeating flourishes. The group kept strict time; the rhythms were meticulous and complex, yet it all seemed to float. The notes Vu struck were like paint strokes, best regarded by taking a step back. Call it what you will. Jazz or not, Vu's music is unique and challenging.
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If RKCR isn't careful, it won't just be Toby Talbot going south
By Jeremy Lee, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 17 January 2013 08:00AM
Back in August last year, Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R's executive creative director, Toby Talbot, noted that the "green shoots of change" and "can-do spirit" pervading NW1 reminded him of being back in New Zealand.
Sadly, these platitudes didn't seem to be entirely adequate to sate his desire for his former homeland because, just four months later, the agency announced that he had quit after one year and would be returning home.
In time-honoured "a good time to bury bad news" fashion, the announcement was quietly slipped out online and in the work downtime days before Christmas (despite the agency strenuously denying that he was off in the preceding weeks).
The fact that there was further change at RKCR/Y&R didn't surprise many. It has seemed apparent that things haven't really been working out following a slew of account losses (Innocent, Warburtons, Dreams, Tic Tac) and a failure to convert much new business to replace it.
While Ben Kay, the sole chief executive (and former joint chief executive after a confusing and subsequently reversed decision to share the job title with Alison Hoad), claims that Talbot leaves the agency in great shape, we wonder if optimism might be getting the better of him.
According to Kay, RKCR/Y&R has won seven of its last nine pitches – these triumphs include extending its relationship with Vodafone by winning the digital account and capturing Holland & Barrett, a client that has seemed promiscuous in recent times.
But by our – admittedly imperfect – reckoning, it also got on to the list but failed to win News International, RAC and the National Trust. While the British Beer & Pub Association's Global Brewers Initiative may yet prove to be a creative opportunity, its only other notable published win was for the Police and Crime Commissioners – and given the general apathy and low voter turnout, maybe this won't be finding its way on to the Showcase section of the agency's website. In short, major new business has eluded it, and creative highlights (other than for the BBC) seem few and far between.
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Cricket Companion provides Live Cricket alerts, Cricket scores, Cricket news , statistics , commentary and the exciting Cricket Genius competition where you can win cash prizes on predictions for matches. All international matches as well as premier domestic leagues are covered.
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