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Legendary sound designer Ben Burtt has worked on all the "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" movies, not to mention "Lincoln," "Wall-E," "E.T.," "Willow" and many more. And although he was a passionate fan of the original "Star Trek" series, Burtt had never ventured professionally into the "Trek" universe — until J.J. Abrams came calling.
"When it came to 2009 and the J.J. reboot, it was just an interesting coincidence of events," Burtt told MTV News. "They had actually gone through post-production on the film and had a mix of the movie, but something about it they weren't happy with. And they found out I was in town — I was working on something with 'Wall-E,' I guess — and they asked if I'd come over and just watch it, listen to it and give them some suggestions."
Burtt screened the film and immediately offered Abrams his expert opinions. "I wrote it all up in a little report and said, 'Here's what I think. Here's what I think is right, and here's what I think is not so good, and here's what I would propose to fix it,' that kind of thing."
Burtt gradually became more involved in the project until he was fully immersed in making and remaking sounds for "Star Trek." "I wanted to tread carefully, not come in and be a bad guy and just toss things out and be arrogant about it," Burtt said. "But fortunately the crew that had worked on it, they couldn't have been more gallant about it and let me take over, and with their help, we made it into, I thought, a much better-sounding film."
Since then, Burtt has reteamed with Abrams for "Super 8″ as well as his latest effort, "Star Trek Into Darkness." For the "Trek" films, Burtt has endeavored to combine the old and the new. "I've tried to use technology and technique from the '60s in making the sounds, in the hopes that what I make will resemble in some way the style of the original show," he said.Find Out What 'Star Trek Into Darkness' Was Almost Named!
Case in point: the ever-present transporter, used to beam characters up and down from the U.S.S. Enterprise. Burtt explained that the current transporter sound has three elements. "There's some chimes, which are heavily echoed, and they're in the same pitch and register as what you might have heard in the original show," he said.
And while researching the sounds from the classic series, Burtt discovered that they were created with a Hammond chord organ. "Going back and getting some organ recordings and playing with it, I was able to fashion some things very similar to the transporter, perhaps exactly the same way, so that's in there," he explained.
The final touch was the addition of a sound element to match a new visual: "There's a little bit of electrical spark added to it, because the visual effect now is a little more active," Burtt said. "Instead of just being a twinkling of glitter, it sort of swirls around the character, and so there's a little bit of electrical arcing in there, sparking, which is actually a recording I made of the old 'Frankenstein' props from the 1931 movie."
Burtt found the owner of the props years ago. "We contracted with him to record all his devices that send sparks around the room," he said. "I'm always dipping into those recordings, because there's nothing else like it. You want some kind of sizzling electrical effect, well there it is."
Working on "Trek," Burtt was mindful of the fact that much of what people love about the reboot has to do with the blend of the fresh and the familiar. "I've taken the same approach with the sound," he said. "I've tried to create all new sounds for everything, including the transporter, but acknowledge how it originally sounded and do something that grows out of that."
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Chicken wings, thighs and breasts will be served Saturday during a cook-off contest as part of the ninth annual Spring Chicken Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the square in downtown Gainesville, rain or shine.
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Individual auditions for the Holly Theatre's production of "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 27, and 6-8 p.m. Monday, April 29, at the Holly Theater. Callbacks will be from 8-10 p.m. Monday, April 29.
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The Piedmont College Chorale and Orchestra will feature the works of Robert Frost in its free spring concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 27, in the college chapel in Demorest.
Twilight Americana Music Festival, a showcase of local folk, country and bluegrass music featuring the region's finest Americana acts, will return April 25-28 to Athens.
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"Stanley and I continued to work on various projects until he died in 2007. When Adam and I found the samples from the original experiments, it was a great opportunity to reanalyze these historic samples using modern methods," said Bada. The team wanted to see if modern equipment could discover chemicals that could not be detected with the techniques of the 1950s. They analyzed the samples and turned to Daniel Glavin and Jason Dworkin of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., who helped the analysis with state-of-the-art instruments in their Goddard Astrobiology Analytical lab.
Miller actually ran three slightly different experiments, one of which injected steam into the gas to simulate conditions in the cloud of an erupting volcano. "We found that in comparison to Miller's classic design everyone is familiar with from textbooks, samples from the volcanic apparatus produced a wider variety of compounds," said Bada.
"We discovered 22 amino acids, 10 of which have never been found in any other experiment like this," said Glavin. This is significant because thinking on the composition of Earth's early atmosphere has changed. Instead of being heavily laden with hydrogen, methane, and ammonia, many scientists now believe Earth's ancient atmosphere was mostly carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen.
"At first glance, if Earth's early atmosphere had little of the molecules used in Miller's classic experiment, it becomes difficult to see how life could begin using a similar process. However, in addition to water and carbon dioxide, volcanic eruptions also release hydrogen and methane gases. Volcanic clouds are also filled with lightning, since collisions between volcanic ash and ice particles generate electric charge. Since the young Earth was still hot from its formation, volcanoes were probably quite common then. The organic precursors for life could have been produced locall
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Ghosting the NWT
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Late Nights on Air. McClelland & Stewart Ltd. (purchase at Amazon.ca)
Reviewed by Sherrill Grace
Hay has written about the NWT before, but in this novel she reaches deeper into the history of the area and creates her most complex characters to date in a wonderfully engaging narrative. As the title suggests, a key setting for this novel is a radio studio, but it is only one gathering place for the people working for CBC Yellowknife in the summer of 1975. Beyond the CBC building lies the city—historic and beautiful—and beyond Yellowknife lies majestic Great Slave Lake. But it is what lies beyond the lake, out on the night airwaves and further still out on the Barrens and the storied Thelon River that seduces both the characters in the novel and its readers.
Hay develops the stories of her five main characters slowly, until we feel we know them intimately: they will succeed or fail at work, fall in love, be betrayed or abandoned, and some of them will die but not until we learn to care. She uses the same gradual circling technique to create her landscape of Yellowknife until its streets, shorelines, and Latham Island feel as familiar to us as home. This is not, and I stress not, a novel to hurry through. Others have asked me what it is about and where it is going, and my answer is: trust it, let it carry you along, pay attention but relax. The trip will be rewarding, with no danger that you will end up like the most powerful ghost to haunt the narrative: John Hornby.
As northern history buffs know, that eccentric Englishman Hornby starved to death on the shores of the Thelon River in the winter of 1926-27. He also caused the deaths of another adult man and one teenager, Edgar Christian, and it was Edgar's diary, found in the cold ashes of the wood stove, that went on to lead a fascinating posthumous life. Most of the characters in Late Nights on Air know about Hornby, whose biography, by George Whalley, was published in 1962, but one of them is especially attracted to his story because of a radio program she heard as a girl. Gwen (who is, I believe, Hay's alter ego) will persuade three of her co-workers and friends to make the trip from the east end of Great Slave Lake up onto the Barrens and down the Thelon River "following in Hornby's footsteps." Hay is not the only writer to have tackled Hornby—Lawrence Jeffery's play Who Look in Stove is a stunning recreation of that fatal Thelon adventure—but she has woven his tale of longing, danger, and death into her larger narrative remarkably well. Only one person will die when Hay's characters paddle the Thelon, but there will be other untimely deaths along the narrative way.
Do not ask me to tell you about them or to describe what Hay does with Farley Mowat, Tom Berger (and his pipeline inquiry), Thierry Mallet, and the others who were marked by the Barrens and make brief appearances. This novel is, among other things, a mystery story, and its mysteries must be relished, waited for. For myself, I feel enriched by this complicated, nuanced telling of a time, a place, and a world—on and off air—that lies out there beckoning us to discover it. And that world, in Hay's hands, is a world of northern stories that shape us regardless of how far south we stray.
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Classes of exactly reconstructable spherically distributed indices of refraction
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having the benefit of using all other Bahia Principe hotels unlike the other guests which cannot use the Ambar was as an advantage. The beach is turquoise and the sand white and clean. Only drawback is the food is not that great, it barely has seasoning for my and husband's taste. Also hotel vendors will do anything to sell you anything overpriced.
Perfect place for R&R
Nicely located hotel that is isolated from the rest of the Grand Bahia Principle's enormous complex. Fresh, well-prepared food, genial staff. Outdated gym with only 1 working treadmill offset by vast grounds, expansive sandy beach and ample pool.
No live music in hotel lobby at night a minus. Overall a pleasant, relaxing beach vacation.
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The hotel and grounds were beautiful. The food was good and the beach nice.
Just a couple of pointers. Communication is difficult if you don't speak Spanish. So if you are ok with figuring things out on your own with minimal help then you will be
fine. The pools are not heated and there is not really a hot tub. The ocean temp is cool but after you get in the first time it's much easier after that, Over all we had a great time.
Great resort for adults!!
This was my first trip to DR and my boyfriend's first time in Punta Cana specifically. This resort is the sole adults-only one of the 4 resorts on the Gran Bahia "campus" (I say that because Gran Bahia's real estate is so large). While staying at
Ambar allows you access to the other 3 resorts, we found the best quality and value was at Ambar itself - in the food, drinks, etc. They never said they didn't have anything, including top-shelf liquor!
The service was the same all around but having a quiet, clean pool (with a swim-up bar) just for adults was lovely. There was also a private section on the beach only for Ambar residents. The specialty restaurants are nothing special in our opinion; Palmyra (Ambar's buffet) was much better and most nights we went there afterwards. Room service was included in the flat price which was amazing, plus every room has a balcony so you can sit out there and relax in private. If you're looking for a place with nightlife, Congas is the only onsite club and was great on some nights, so-so on others.
The one thing that was difficult for the first few days was navigating the trolley system. On the flip side, we really appreciated how safe the resort was (including everything in the room). For the most part staff was nice - Hector at Palmyra and Don Pablo was particularly amazing. While we were very generous with tips, a few dollars here and there for help and good service go a long way.
Relaxing vacation
The room was very nice and clean.The food and drinks were top shelf. The beach was beautiful but was annoyed by people saving chairs all day to use them an hour in the afternoon .the staff was friendly but hard to communicate with.If you plan to
eat at the ala carte restaurants make reservations as soon as possible.They fill up fast.
If you like cigars most of the agency's have agreement with the factory's . They take you there for free have nice gift shops and good cigars.
Would not recommend
Beautiful resort, but large
This resort was beautiful and clean. Not much to do in the area. Resort itself was large, almost too large. Staff was slow and unfriendly. Meals were average for an all-inclusive. Multiple power-outages. We booked a safari excursion, which I would
recommend. Heard other talking about a great experience on the island excursion. I'm glad we went, but would not return (not because of the resort, but because of the lack of activities in the resort AND in the area).
Great place to drink and relax
The staff here are great and the service was unmatched around the pool. Make sure to claim a poolside chair around 8 am if you want a spot with the shade.
If you get a room on the ground floor, definitely ask for one on the second or third floor.
The ground floor can get pretty noisy - especially at night when the partiers are stumbling home.
The dinner buffet was better than any of the a la carte restaurant alternatives, except for the Don Pablo (French?) restaurant. Make sure to book a reservation there - or as many as you can!
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The buildings, rooms, food, pool, and structures of the hotel were great. The staff on the other hand constantly had a hard time understanding us and were constantly getting things wrong.
Call the hotel a week before your trip and set up for your dinners. Many of the restaurants did not have any more reservations for the whole week. We even made new friends there and we weren't able to switch from 2 people to 4 people. So if you want to change your reservations, do it as early as possible and at the very latest by 3 o'clock the day of the reservations.
Great vacation
The place is beautiful! The staff is very friendly and there to help whenever needed. The food I thought was also good. They offered a variety at the buffets and you could also make reservations at the different restaurants they had. Overall, a
great place to stay.
If you're looking for something low key this would be the place. The hotel doesn't offer a lot of night life.
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13 Jun 2013 13:32 GMT | Politics, Middle East, Iran
Google says tens of thousands of Gmail accounts belonging to Iranian users have been targeted in an extensive hacking campaign in the weeks leading up to the country's closely watched presidential elections.
The US Internet company made the announcement as the six presidential candidates wrapped up campaigning and Iranians prepare to vote on Friday to find a successor to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who cannot run for a third term in office.
Google described the attacks as broad "email-based phishing" attempts seeking to trick unsuspecting Gmail users into giving up their user names and passwords.
They said they originated in Iran and appeared to be "politically motivated in connection with the Iranian presidential election on Friday".
Google said it has a policy to alert users to "state-sponsored attacks and other suspicious activity," but did not identify the perpetrators beyond saying that it appeared to be the same group behind a Gmail hacking campaign in 2011 involving fraudulent digital certificates.
The most recent phishing campaigns began almost three weeks ago, Google said. The "timing and targeting of the campaigns" suggested a connection to the election, Google said without elaborating.
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Momentum has built for Muslim leader Hassan Rouhani after the withdrawal of reformist Mohammad Reza Aref, and the endorsement of two former presidents, pro-reform Mohammad Khatami and pragmatist Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
Thanks to the support, Rouhani, 64, has emerged as one of the front-runners in the poll and has a real chance of forcing a run-off against the conservatives, analysts say.
The moderate-level leader, who was Iran's chief nuclear negotiator from 2003 until 2005, faces stiff competition in Friday's election from the conservatives, especially top nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili, Tehran mayor Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf and ex-foreign minister Ali Akbar Velayati.
The three held separate campaign rallies in Tehran in the late afternoon on Wednesday, with none agreeing to step down to boost conservative chances.
According to an opinion poll published by Mehr news agency, Qalibaf was leading with 17.8 percent support from 10,000 voters canvassed, ahead of Rouhani with 14.6 percent.
Jalili followed with 9.8 percent.
The number of undecided voters in the survey stood at 30.5 percent -- translating to about 15 million voters - while 11.3 percent declined to answer.
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The surge of support for Rouhani came after Aref, the only reformist candidate, announced on Tuesday he was withdrawing at the urging of Khatami.
The former president subsequently asked voters "who seek the dignity and elevation of the nation" to vote for Rouhani.
Rafsanjani, a pillar of the 1979 revolution who himself was barred from running, has also backed Rouhani, saying he was "more suitable" for Iran's highest elected office than the other candidates.
A Thursday report by the pro-reform Etemad newspaper quotes Rafsanjani as saying that people "should not boycott" the vote.
Many reform-minded Iranians say they will snub the election over crackdowns by Iranian authorities and the decision to keep former Rafsanjani from the ballot.
Rafsanjani's stature rose sharply with liberals after he criticised hardline tactics used in 2009 against protesters following the disputed re-election of Ahmadinejad.
The closing of reformist ranks behind Rouhani prompted the conservative camp on Wednesday to urge their candidates to coalesce.
Habibollah Asgaroladi, secretary-general of a leading umbrella organisation for conservative groups, said without elaborating that consultations were under way to make "a coalition happen".
But any behind the scenes talks appear to have failed.
Jalili's campaign manager, Ali Bagheri, said his candidate would remain in the race "until the end".
"Jalili will make it to the second round should there be one," Bagheri told the AFP news agency.
Velayati, at a separate meeting in central Tehran, also vowed not to drop his bid.
Wednesday was officially the last day of campaigning, but under Iran's electoral law, candidates and their supporters had until 0330 GMT on Thursday, 24 hours before the polls open, to wind up their campaigns.
This year's campaign has been low-key compared with 2009 when boisterous rallies and street parties attracted crowds, as supporters of pro-reform candidates Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi faced off against conservative-minded incumbent Ahmadinejad.
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Some 50.5 million voters are eligible to vote for a successor to Ahmadinejad, under whose presidency Iran has been isolated internationally over its controversial nuclear drive.
Hooman Majd, Iranian-American journalist, author and commentator, told Al Jazeera that if the youth, who make up a big percentage of the population, show up to the polls, it could be significant.
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Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on all key state issues, including nuclear activities, has urged a high turnout on Friday.
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Award-winning original fiction for learners of English. At seven levels, from Starter to Advanced, this impressive selection of carefully graded readers offers exciting reading for every student's capabilities. Hiro, a 20-year-old Japanese student, sits next to an old man on a train to Berlin. By mistake they exchange phones and read each other's text messages. Hiro believes that the man's messages show that he is going to Berlin to kill someone. Hiro's first day in the city is a race against time as he tries to warn people of an assassination plot. But is the plot real or does it exist only in Hiro's imagination? Paperback-only version. Also available as a pack with 2 Audio CDs with complete text recordings from the book.
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Europe is imposing capital controls… next up will be border controls.
How do we know? Because they already suggested this before.
Back in March of 2012, when the EU Crisis first began to spin out of control, then Prime Minister of France Nicolas Sarkozy openly called for the renegotiation of the Schengen Treaty: the treaty that established the 26-nation EU as a "borderless" entity in which individuals could move from one country to another with little difficulty and which also made trade among EU members easier. Continue reading
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Eurozone To Impose Capital Controls On Greece If No Deal By Weekend: German Press
It looks like we're going to see a painful first shot fired at Greece if they can't come up with a deal. What exactly will happen out of this is anyone's guess, but here are three (but not limited to) possible scenarios while Germany's Fourth Reich drops the hammer:
- Greece capitulates and is brought to its knees and becomes a German vassal state like Cyprus. (40% chance)
- Win-win situation for all is found with dual economy compromise. A dual economy with weaker EU nations on the periphery and two currencies as in Cuba. (40% chance)
- Grexit with a following meldown of the world's largest economy, the European Union. (20% chance — less likely due to high strategic importance and national security of Europe)
Just as we hinted earlier when we reported that the ECB may use the "nuclear option" on Wednesday and yank Greek ELA, here comes German Suddeutsche Zeiting [sic] with a report that Eurozone countries have reached a Greek emergency plan (yay)… which calls for the imposition of capital controls on Greece if no deal is concluded by the weekend (oh no). Continue reading
German Company Accused of Illegal Sales of Arms to Mexico
German arms company Heckler & Koch illegally sold large supplies of weapons to Mexico, a German newspaper reported Friday, citing sources at a customs agency.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The German Customs Investigation Bureau in Cologne (ZKA) said, as cited by Sueddeutsche Zeitung, that between 2003 and 2011, Heckler & Koch company delivered 9,400 rifles to Mexico.
According to the newspaper, the company made 3 million euros ($3.4 million) in the illegal sales of G36 assault rifles. Continue reading
Is Europe Getting Ready to Fight Back?
The trend was most clearly demonstrated by European Union Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, who called for the EU to create an army. He told Die Welt on March 8 that "a common European army would convey a clear message to Russia that we are serious about defending our European values."
His statements received broad support, especially in Germany. Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen said that "a European army is the future," and Chancellor Angela Merkel called for "deeper military cooperation in Europe." Continue reading
Flashback: German Paper: Banks Getting Ready for Greece to Leave Euro
Banks are preparing staff to deal with riots after Greece switches back to the drachma.
Banks are quietly preparing for Greece to leave the EU, Süddeutsche Zeitung warned August 22. "An army of management consultants and lawyers" have spent weeks on "the infinite number of things to do," it wrote (translation from Presseurop throughout). Continue reading
Top EU diplomat calls for Palestinian state within 5 years
Ahead of her visit Friday, Federica Mogherini says actors in the region 'need the European Union to be present to make steps forward'
The European Union's new foreign policy chief called for the creation of a Palestinian state within the five years of her term, and announced that the EU intends to play a more influential role in the Middle East than it has in the past.
"What's important for me is not whether other countries, be they European or not, recognize Palestine," Federica Mogherini told the European press in comments published Tuesday, referring to Sweden's recent recognition of a Palestinian state. "I'd be happy if, during my mandate, the Palestinian state existed."
This weekend, she is scheduled to arrive in Israel and the Palestinian territories for her first official visit. During her two-day trip, she will meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman, President Reuven Rivlin, opposition leader Isaac Herzog and the chief peace negotiator, Justice Minister Tzipi Livni. She is also expected to travel to Ramallah and the Gaza Strip, where she will meet with senior Palestinian officials. Continue reading
Germany to 'spy on US and UK intelligence gathering' for the first time in 45 years
Germany has ordered surveillance of British and American intelligence gathering on its soil to begin for the first time since 1945, according to reports.
Under the decision, US and British intelligence operations in Germany will be subject to the same counter-espionage measures as those of Russia, China and Iran.
"We need to send a strong signal," a source close to Chancellor Angela Merkel's government told Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper. The unprecedented move is a direct response to a series of spy scandals that have rocked British and American relations with Germany in the past year.
Mrs Merkel's government has given the go-ahead to surveillance plans that first emerged after two suspected double agents were found allegedly spying for the Americans inside the German security establishment a few weeks ago. Continue reading
German spies want $400M to play catch-up with the NSA
Your new post-America superpower:
Süddeutsche Zeitung, NDR and WDR have turned up secret documents belonging to the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), Germany's counterpart to the NSA. It seems the BND is jealous of the digital espionage capabilities of the NSA and the U.K.'s GCHQ, and wants to up its game.
The documents warn that, if the BND doesn't get the €300 million ($409 million) it needs to run expanded surveillance activities until 2020, Germany will fall behind even Italy and Spain in the spook stakes. They also suggest the spies hope to get their funding in the coming weeks. Continue reading
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BERLIN (Own report) – In light of the pending incorporation of the Crimea into the Russian Federation, German politicians and media are stepping up their Russophobe agitation. The public's "understanding for Moscow's alleged motives" regarding the Crimea, remains "strikingly high," complains a leading German daily. This reflects the view that Western global aggressions are either "not better or even worse." In this context, a leading German newspaper, the "Süddeutsche Zeitung," has discontinued a Russian PR insert, which it had begun carrying following a lucrative European-Russian economic conference. Another leading publication, the weekly "Die Zeit", has "apologized" for having printed differentiated articles about the Ukraine. The author, a freelance journalist, had also earned his living, doing editorial work for the above-mentioned Russian PR insert. Last week, the leading German Green Party's candidate for the European parliamentary elections tabled a motion for a gag order on former German Chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, who had criticized the EU's Ukrainian policy. This motion, to restrict his right of freedom of expression, has been ultimately rejected by the European parliament, however, not by her Party. Continue reading
Green Fade-Out: Europe to Ditch Climate Protection Goals
Climate opinions and controversy aside, what we see here are the foundational building blocks for a stronger European economy and another tool to be used in shifting away from the Russian bear and its energy strong-arm tactics. Berlin has come to the conclusion that environmental restrictions stifle its fourth rise.
The EU's reputation as a model of environmental responsibility may soon be history. The European Commission wants to forgo ambitious climate protection goals and pave the way for fracking — jeopardizing Germany's touted energy revolution in the process.
The climate between Brussels and Berlin is polluted, something European Commission officials attribute, among other things, to the "reckless" way German Chancellor Angela Merkel blocked stricter exhaust emissions during her re-election campaign to placate domestic automotive manufacturers like Daimler and BMW. This kind of blatant self-interest, officials complained at the time, is poisoning the climate. Continue reading
Banks are preparing for "Grexit"
"Psssst!" whispers Süddeutsche Zeitung: Want to know the worst-kept secret of the big US and European banks? They're preparing for the worst: the exit of Greece from the eurozone and even the break-up of the eurozone itself, writes the newspaper. "An army of management consultants and lawyers" have been working for weeks on "the infinite number of things to do" in response to bankruptcy in Athens. Tasks range from how to manage riots in the crisis countries, where the safety of bank employees will be an issue, through to ensuring the stability of the hot lines for advising investors and preparing computer systems to reckon in drachmas.
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The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in identifying a man and woman identified in an Indian Land Walmart surveillance video as the suspects who stole a 75-year-old woman's purse back in July.
The incident, which The Lancaster News first reported on July 30 based on the sheriff's office incident report, occurred shortly before 4:30 p.m. July 20 when a man approached the woman in the pharmacy section asking her help in finding "something for indigestion."
Though the idea to connect York and Lancaster counties via an extension of Dave Lyle Boulevard has long been tossed around, Lancaster County officials are hoping to breathe new life into the proposed project.
During Lancaster County Council's Sept. 28 meeting, Council chairman Bob Bundy discussed the possibility of partnering with York County to investigate how to make the connection a reality.
The third suspect wanted by local law enforcement for two convenience store robberies early last week turned himself in to Lancaster Police last weekend, a release from the Lancaster Sheriff's Office said.
Ladarius Akeem Moore, 20, of the 2000 block of Cane Mill Road, is charged by both agencies with armed robbery for his participation in the robberies of JR Grocery on Brooklyn Avenue shortly before noon Sept. 28 and the Crenco Food Store on S.C. 9 Bypass West about 4:37 a.m. Sept. 29.
Lancaster County has a reputation across the state as a giving place where folks come to the aid of neighbors.
As the cleanup begins from last weekend's historic floods, community organizations, business and individuals are teaming up independently to raise much-needed supplies for the victims.
Lancaster authorities are searching for a man wanted in the shooting of another man late Tuesday night, Oct. 6.
In a press release sent Wednesday, Oct. 7, Lancaster Police Capt. Scott Grant said officers are on the hunt for Angelou Lopas Cunningham, 44, who is wanted on charges of attempted murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, and possession of a firearm by a person convicted of a violent crime.
Part of the job of the Lancaster County Treasurer's Office is to send out property tax bills to county residents for homes, cars, boats and other property.
While nobody likes getting a tax bill, it's important the bills are sent to the correct address. The real estate tax notices were mailed Sept. 30.
Many property owners called in the prior years to complain that they didn't get their tax bill and ended up paying their taxes late because the bill was sent to an old address.
In 1928, Frank Capra made a silent movie called "The Power of the Press."
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. played Clem Rogers, an ambitious cub reporter hungry for a scoop. He gets more than he bargained for when his big story implicates the mayor's daughter – who just happens to be Clem's girlfriend – in a murder.
In the end, the heroic journalist lands the story and the girl, and exposes political chicanery to boot.
The 2015 racing season at Lancaster Super Speedway has come to an end, the last two races won by Mother Nature.
Rainy weather wiped out the final two races on the 2015 season, including action last Saturday night.
The season has been competitive as ever at the famous half-mile dirt track.
It's the week of streaks in Lancaster County high school football.
Lancaster and Buford will seek to keep unbeaten region streaks intact this week.
Andrew Jackson will look to continue its new win streak.
Indian Land is bidding to halt its losing skid.
Lancaster, in its first region road game this season, visits Clinton, while Buford travels to Chesterfield.
AJ is back home to face rival North Central and Indian Land steps out of region play with a visit to Prosperity to face Mid-Carolina.
RICHBURG – Five football players – three from Lancaster and a pair of Andrew Jackson High School performers – were honored at the week six meeting of the Tri-County Football Coaches Association on Tuesday, Oct. 6.
Lancaster, 6-0 and off to its best start since the 1963 football season, was led by the trio of Houston Brantley, Charlie Ellis and Trevor Latham.
The AJ Vols honorees included junior running back Heath Gandy and senior linebacker Dalton "Tex" Haven.
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In Milwaukee, racin' beats ballin' on weekend
On Sunday, about 4,500 more Milwaukee-area households watched the Kobalt Tools 400 NASCAR auto race than watched Wisconsin play Ohio State in a college basketball game.
The NASCAR race on WITI-TV (Channel 6), which went to air at 2 p.m. Sunday, had a 7.6 rating or 68,483 households. The UW-OSU game, a blowout victory by the Buckeyes, had a 7.1 rating or 63,978 households. It went to air at 3 p.m on WDJT-TV (Channel 58).
The North Carolina-Duke men's basketball game, played on network television in primetime for the first time in the rivalry's history, had a 2.3 rating Saturday in Milwaukee or 20,725 households. More households here tuned into the Sam's Town 300 NASCAR Nationwide Series auto race on WISN-TV (Channel 12). The auto race, airing at 2 p.m. Saturday, had a 3.1 rating or 27,934 households.
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