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Dianne Craig narrows her eyes and purses her lips when the Ford of Canada president is asked to respond to skepticism from a competitor over whether the aluminum F-150 pickup would live up to its billing.
Aluminum F-150 pickup debate heats up
Dianne Craig narrows her eyes and purses her lips when the Ford of Canada president is asked to respond to skepticism from a competitor over whether the aluminum F-150 pickup would live up to its billing.
"Here's my response," Craig said and launched a sharp, staccato counter-offensive at comments made by Chrysler Group CEO Sergio Marchionne. "We've been the Number One seller of full-size pickups for 48 years. We know pickups. We know F-150. And if there's any company that's got street credibility in the full-size pickup segment, it's Ford."
Set to arrive in dealerships later this year, the aluminum-bodied F-150 is an industry first dubbed by some observers as a game-changer in the lucrative pickup truck segment in North America.
It has also garnered public poo-pooing from some of Ford's rivals. At the May 6 Fiat Chrysler Automobiles five-year product plan unveiling in Auburn Hills, Mich., Marchionne said while he was closely watching the Ford launch, he doubted that aluminum was the way to go in the pickup segment.
"We will watch with some intensity the launch of the F-150," he said. "We internally have reservations about whether aluminum is the answer. I think the use of aluminum in our world is better used on products other than the pickup."
Marchionne also was confident that "the mileage of the 3L EcoDiesel Ram today is better than what Ford will have with the aluminum F-150."
Chrysler has declared the new 1500 EcoDiesel the industry's most fuel-efficient light duty truck, promising up to 40 mpg on the highway.
Ford has yet to release the aluminum pickup's fuel economy, but Craig said "it will certainly be significantly better" than the current model.
"Fuel economy is one of the most important reasons consumers choose vehicles over others," said Craig in a recent interview with the Star. "So, we're so excited about this."
The auto industry's need to improve gas mileage can't be overstated amid ever tightening government regulations. Fuel economy standards will double between 2010 and 2025, said Peter Frise, executive director at Auto21 Network of Centres of Excellence, headquartered at the University of Windsor. "Ford's plan for the aluminum F-150 marks a profound change," said Frise.
The Dearborn, Mich., automaker has a lot at stake in its radical makeover of the F-150 — the top selling vehicle in the U.S. for 32 years and 48 years in Canada.
Last year, U.S. sales of F-150 pickups totaled 763,402 compared to 480,414 GM Silverado sales and 355,673 Ram sales, according to statistics compiled by GoodCarBadCar.net. Fourth place ranking was held by the GMC Sierra with 184,389 sales.
In Canada, roughly one out of every six car buyers, or 17 per cent, purchased a full-size truck last year.
Detroit Three automakers have been the perennial leaders in the pickup segment, ceding little ground to their Japanese rivals.
Although the aluminum version of the F-150 will be 318 kg (700 pounds) lighter, it will still offer all the capability expected by pickup owners, said Craig.
It will be offered with a variety of engines, including the 5.0L, V-8 assembled at the Essex Engine Plant in Windsor.
While it's new to the full-size pickup segment, aluminum is not new to the auto industry. It is widely used on sporty, low-volume cars, like the Tesla Model S electric sedan and Land Rover Range Rover SUV.
Though he downplayed the possibility of an aluminum Ram pickup, Marchionne suggested that the Jeep Wrangler would be the Chrysler Group vehicle best suited to sport a lighter-weight body.
And he suggested it wouldn't take long for the carmaker to incorporate aluminum into its product line. "We can do aluminum in 2017," Marchionne said. "We have the technology in-house."
Craig said Ford's bold step in the pickup segment reflects the automaker's goal to be first out of the gate with cutting-edge vehicles.
"At Ford, we are all about innovation," she said. "This is just another example of what we've done with our company over the last decade.
"It's all about product and staying ahead of the competition."
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DORAL, FL — On Jan. 18, Univision's star anchor, Jorge Ramos, arrived at the U.S. Supreme Court for a high-profile interview with special appeal to his massive audience. Ramos, by far the most recognized and respected face of Spanish-language news in the United States, greeted Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the self-styled "Wise Latina" who'd made history as the first Hispanic on the court.
Before the cameras rolled, though, Sotomayor — who was born into a Puerto Rican family in the Bronx — requested a small favor. "She asked me, 'If I have a problem with my Spanish, please help me with my translation,' " Ramos recalls one recent afternoon in his spare corner office at the Univision studios in the Miami suburb of Doral.
"Sotomayor, she's fantastic, but she struggles with Spanish," Ramos says. "She spoke Spanish very slow."

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Let me share to you what my friend shared with me this afternoon during our chat in the facebook. I find it interesting so I told her that I am going to post it in my blog. And this is her story –
Just earlier, I stumbled up on a master series chambered telecaster machine in the storage room. It belonged to the husband who was overly enthusiastic about his music inclination. He was into rock classics. The music genre of his youth. The kids were always amused as when he would start belting out few lines from the old classics. Even his old music player were flooded with such oldies.
And, so is his car. At every travels we made, particularly those that would entail him to do long hours of driving, his music is blaring through the car. It makes him wide alert. It makes him more focused on the road. And, yes, I am always thankful, we always make it to our destination unscathed. Thanks to his music it makes me love him more. The stuff I found made me nostalgic. Did a tear fall?
This is what she shared. She is now 50 but she thinks she still feels so young when she talks that she is in love with the same guy for 20 years already. Oh sigh. I envy them.


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Welcome to my news page about REAL FOOD HOLLINGDEAN.
REAL FOOD HOLLINGDEAN is a community food growing initiative on the Hollingdean estate, in Brighton, which I initiated myself from one of my diploma projects. Initially we were partnered with Brighton Permaculture Trust (BPT) but now the project is run solely by BPT. The aim of Phase 1 of the project was to create a 'demonstration garden' in a visible place in a household's front garden on the Hollingdean estate, in order to show local people what food could be grown in this environment in a small space.
During each step of the creation of the garden we engaged with local volunteers as they attended our garden sessions, and we taught them about permaculture design and food growing techniques (see our news updates below).
The garden is now complete and our householder has been enjoying the harvesting of her own fresh and healthy organic fruit and veg right on her doorstep. We celebrated the completion of the garden with a garden party with tea and cake on Sunday 5th October 2014, where local people came to see the garden and got inspired about what they might be able to do with their own spaces. You can scroll through pictures of this event on our Facebook page here (click on each image to scroll).
We reached the end of phase 1 of the project in 2014 and I handed over phase 2 to BPT in 2015. In this phase BPT has begun to involve other local households and community groups to create their own food gardens so that the aim of making healthy affordable organic food available to lots of people in need can be achieved. This also helps to further the aims of BPT to create a culture of food growing and sharing in Hollingdean and the wider city of Brighton.
There is a sign by the garden gate of the completed pilot garden, that people can stop and read as they pass by, which explains what the garden is about and displays the permaculture garden design. It is hoped that this will inspire local people to learn more about permaculture and food growing, and also engage with the online group on our Facebook page.
If you follow this link here you can watch a little film about the project and it's early stages.
If you would like to know more about permaculture and how it was used in the design process of this garden, follow this link to another little film here, or follow this link to Brighton Permaculture Trust who provide courses and information about permaculture. I would recommend the 'Practical Permaculture Gardening' course and the 'Forest Gardening' course to people wanting to learn about how to apply permaculture to their gardens.
Real Food Hollingdean would like to say a special THANK YOU to our funders: Infinity Foods, The Hollingdean Healthy Neighbourhood Fund and the Good Food Grant from Brighton & Hove Food Partnership.
As part of a satellite event for the International Permaculture Conference in London, our Real Food Garden was visited by a group on a local tour of exciting permaculture projects.
In our Real Food garden at 13 The Crestway, from 11-1pm.
Volunteers learned more about how to grow unusual perennial edibles and how to manage a forest garden, including pruning raspberries & spreading mulch, as well as how to sow seeds and plant out seedlings for the growing season. Find out more on our Facebook page here.
We are planning to be part of a Permaculture Convergence Edge Event in September, where people will be able to tour Hollingdean, including our first demo garden, so we're hoping to give them plenty of interesting and beautiful edible plants to look at and talk about!
September 2014: We had our GARDEN CELEBRATION, where we invited local groups and Hollingdean residents to visit the garden and celebrate it's completion with us. We drank tea and showed people around the garden, explaining what edible plants were growing and how the water catchment system fed the pond.
June 2014: We'd like to say a big THANK YOU to all our volunteers who helped create our first 'Read Food Garden' at number 13 The Crestway in Hollingdean. Our householder is now reaping the benefits of having fresh organic produce growing right on her doorstep. Today she is harvesting an abundance of spinach and salads for lunches and meals, as well as strawberries, raspberries, red currents and loganberries to add to her breakfasts and puddings.
The perennial beds will produce a larger yield as time goes on, when the apple, pear and plum trees grow bigger, and as the rhubarb, fruit bushes and asparagus come into maturity. Meanwhile the raised beds are stuffed with annual vegetables which will continue to yield fresh healthy food as we sow in succession through each season.
Please take a look at our Facebook page for more pictures of the garden.
June 2014: A BIG THANK YOU to all the volunteers who turned up to the COMMUNITY ORCHARD session on Sunday June 8th. What a hot sunny day it was! We had to retreat to the shade to eat our lunch together. We managed to get all the job's done that we'd hoped for including clearing brambles, protecting trees from rabbits and voles with new mesh, and creating new mulch paths. A new exciting development was that we managed to clear an area that in future will become our seating area, and this opens up lots of possibilities for using this space for running sessions and social events too. We hope to hold an 'apple day' here for Hollingdean residents to celebrate the harvest this Autumn.
For more pictures of the orchard please see our Facebook page.
May 2014: Our GARDENING SESSION went very well. In true Sunday style we sat and drank tea in the sunshine on the new benches, while Kelly taught us all about sowing seeds in modules, pricking out seedlings and potting them on. Apparently, it's all about the power of the pencil (a very useful tool it seems for easing out seedlings and picking up tiny seeds like lettuce quickly). Kelly has had years of experience while working for a local organic farm, so it was really great to learn the tricks of the trade!
We were very lucky to have been given a whole load of plug plants from Hankham Organics (a big thank you to Peter) so we planted these out into the new raised veg bed. We had various types of lettuce, celery, spinach, and spring onion.
All our attendees went home with their own module tray, sown with mixed lettuce, beetroot, chard, and parsley, which they'd sown themselves. There were also a few free plants to take home too from Hankham Organics.
A big thank you to all who came along and helped create the raised beds, and a big thank you to our funders (Infinity Foods, Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, and Hollingdean Healthy Neighbourhood Fund) for giving us the funds to buy good quality materials.
January 2014: Our evening launch event on January 23rd went really well, so I wanted to say a big THANK YOU to all who came along to support the event. For those who couldn't make it, I did a presentation of the history of the project, starting from how the concept was born during my permaculture diploma; back in 2011 I noticed how many people were feeling the squeeze of the welfare cuts along with rising food and fuel prices and I saw the potential for using Hollingdean's large front gardens and communal spaces for growing food, in order to increase access to affordable healthy food. Our co-ordinator, Stephan Gehrels talked about the basics of permaculture and how we'll be applying those principles to our first garden. We looked at the design together, and discussed which parts will be implemented during our first sessions:
Our first sessions will be running on SATURDAY 1ST FEBRUARY 10-1pm and 2-5pm. You are welcome to come for the whole day, or just one session on that day. Please bring lunch to share if you plan to stay the whole day, or if you aren't comfortable sharing food then bring your own sandwiches (1-2pm at the Hollingdean community centre). Please meet outside number 13 The Crestway, Hollingdean at 10am and 2pm to start each session where you will receive instruction from our co-ordinator, Stephan.
Here is a picture of the garden design to refresh your memories. On the first day we will be preparing the ground by removing an unwanted elder tree, and then planting fruit trees and perennials such as fruit bushes and climbers, constructing a wood chip path with woven hazel border, and creating a no-dig sheet mulch bed. It will be an exciting event where you will learn many specialised permaculture gardening techniques, meet new people, get some fresh air, and we'll even be giving away free plants to take home with you for your own garden or balcony.
Photos of the day will be uploaded here and on our Facebook page. Find us on Facebook here.
November 2013: We've had a little break this Autumn due to our householder and co-ordinator both having some health problems, but fortunately we now are very lucky to have a new co-ordinator called Stephan Gehrels from Brighton Permaculture Trust taking the project forward. Today we met in the garden and with the householder to discuss and refine the design ideas. We resolved ideas around ponds and water butts and where to place them, using the hand rail to grow things up and creating a gap in it to improve access to part of the garden, and talked about perennial plants. We are now ready to start ordering fruit trees and perennial plants. How exciting!
If you are interested in volunteering on this exciting project and learning about permaculture gardening skills along the way then please join us on Facebook and request to join our page: here.
August 2013: Things are gathering pace behind the scenes.
I have just created a Facebook group called 'Real Food Hollingdean'. It is a community page on which to share news about the project and to share info and ideas about permaculture, organic food growing, and healthy cooking and eating in Hollingdean, Brighton. It is open to all people who join the project in Hollingdean and to all it's supporters from anywhere. If you would like to contribute to this page and follow the progress of this project then please find us on Facebook here send me a request to join, alternatively you can email me, and I'll add you to the group:
I've also been talking to a local guy who has just moved into a block of flats in Hollingdean, who has lots of growing experience and want's to start a community garden in the space between the flats. I'm going to visit him next week and we'll discuss how we might help each other with our shared aims of increasing access to affordable healthy food in Hollingdean.
I'm now starting the process of contacting all the volunteers who have offered to help create our first Real Food garden on The Crestway. How exciting!
June 2013: I have finished the garden design for our first household and we plan to implement this design in September:
This design includes lots of perennials such as Apple and Pear trees, Asparagus, red and white Currant bushes, Raspberries, Rhubarb, Strawberries, Loganberry, Japanese wineberry, Tayberry and various herbs. Having lots of perennial plants and trees makes the garden lower maintenance while giving the household a larger yield of fruit and herbs as each year passes.
There is also room for annual vegetable growing in a raised bed too, where we plan to grow salads, broccoli, climbing beans, beetroot and courgettes. In the design there's also an exciting pond system, where we hope to grow watercress.
May 2013: We have been very fortunate to have been successful in all 3 funding applications. I have finished designing the garden for our first household, in which there are some exciting features: a rain harvesting system that overflows into several small ponds and into a soak-away where we'll plant an apple tree; archways with climbing fruits, asparagus beds with other exciting perennials, raised beds for annuals and a composting area.
Sadly, the lady who lives in our first household has got some serious health problems at the moment, so we have decided to put the garden on hold until she has had her treatment. All being well, we plan to start the garden in the Autumn, so that we have all the hard landscaping done in time for the perennials to settle in for the Winter. We are looking forward to involving the local community in the creation of the garden, teaching permaculture gardening techniques along the way, and running a series of teaching sessions.
March 2013: Things are really hotting up in terms of the pace of the project, and the weather. Spring is really in the air. We have just received the good news that our first funding application has been successful: Brighton and Hove Food Partnership have awarded us a grant for our core costs for running the project and paying a session worker to run sessions in the garden throughout the year April 2013- March 2014. We now are waiting to hear from the other funding bids, which we hope will cover the costs of constructing the garden and session materials.
We have also been doing some more filming as we approach the Design phase. We've looked at the permaculture PRINCIPLES and the permaculture design cycle "SADIM". We've looked at the limiting factors and how we might design to mitigate these.
This is the really exciting phase where we are able to flesh out our creative ideas for maximising the yield from the garden. We are now thinking about what sort of fruiting trees, shrubs and climbers we can squeeze in. I've also been toying with the idea of creating an elaborate water harvesting system, in which rain water is stored in butts and overflows into a series of ponds where we could grow water cress…is this too ambitious? Will it work for our household? We are yet to find out…
February 2013: We are now reaching the Design stage at last. We have spent a few sessions having a look at the things we found in the Survey, and Analysing this data using a variety of permaculture tools. We used "+ – Interesting" where we look at the Positive, Negative and Interesting features of the garden, which gave us lots of information about the space, including how the garden slopes away from the house, making the householder feel as though the energy of the house is always flowing away from them making it difficult to hold onto their own resources. We also noticed that being on a chalk slope means that the rainwater flows away and the soil is poor, which means that we need to find a way to catch and store the rainwater and build fertility in the garden.
Looking at the Resources available and the Limiting Factors gave us a good idea of what sort of things we would need to use in the design in order to mitigate those limiting factors. We also looked at the way in which the household uses the space and how much attention each area is likely to get. Using this data we were able to divide the garden up into different zones so that when we design what goes where, we can put things in the place where they'll get the most appropriate attention. We also looked at Sectors, which is information about what influences the space from the outside, such as sunshine, wind and other factors such as cats and dogs using it as a toilet, and how it sometimes receives negative attention from passers by.
In our last session we were filmed by Madeleine Cary, and so we have really begun to make our film about permaculture now, which is exciting. Through filming the development of this project, and filming the way I'm teaching our household about permaculture, we are aiming to make a film that tells the story about permaculture while telling the story about how it's applied in this project. This way we'll hopefully have a series of You Tube films that can be used as a teaching tool on permaculture courses, and to the general public -so watch this space!
January 2013: We have just met together after the Christmas break and things are moving on, so I thought it was time for another update. By the end of November we had done quite a lot of valuable observation of the space while being filmed by Madeleine, noticing where the sun hits the garden and areas of deep shade, wind direction and frost. We have now created a good base map, recorded what plants are already growing and also got to know each other and the space better. We are ready to start the Analysis stage and we are meeting next week, and this will also be filmed.
I had a closer look at the garden today and took some more pictures. It certainly is a blank canvas! The household has no spare cash to put into this space and it has largely been used to store her old van and found objects ranging from pieces of wood to hardcore and rubble. However, I can see the potential for the space and I am looking forward to seeing it transformed into a productive and beautiful space that this household will be proud to have outside their front door.
I was very encouraged to find that opposite our household's garden is the Unemployed Centre, a great resource for households on low incomes where they can use a computer and photocopier, buy second hand clothes donated by local people, and, rather excitingly for me, they have a fresh produce section. This is where they can buy fresh food that is coming close to it's sell by date at a reduced price, donated by Supermarkets through the 'Fairshare' charity. It's a relief to see that there is somewhere on the estate that sells fresh and affordable produce and I am hoping that Real Food Hollingdean will be able to link into this in some way. I spoke to one of the volunteer workers who was happy for Real Food to advertise itself in their window too. What a great resource.
October 2012: An exciting development. I have met Madeleine Cary from the London Road Station Partnership, who happens to have experience in making documentary films. She has expressed a wish to make a video about permaculture in the UK and as we chatted about Real Food Hollingdean, it became clear that this would be an ideal project to film, particularly as it's in it's early stages and I am working one to one with our resident, teaching her the basics of permaculture as we go. This also gives Madeleine the perfect opportunity to learn more about permaculture too as she films us on her HD camera, and hopefully this will develop into a helpful and informative film that can be accessed by everyone online. She will therefore be following us around over the coming months and we are hoping we might get some good weather for the first filming session in our resident's garden soon.
September 2012: We have made our decision, and our first Real Food Garden is going to be with a household living on The Crestway near the row of shops. It's location means that it will be passed by pedestrians on their way to the local shops and to the bus stop, so it will have plenty of opportunity to be noticed in the neighbourhood. The tenant of this household has a strong desire to learn more about growing food and permaculture growing techniques, and she has friends in the neighbourhood who are also keen to learn more, so we can see how this garden will create a hub from which the project can grow.Following our decision I invited her to come and see my own garden and talk about how the project will proceed.
At our first meeting I taught her about the basics of permaculture design, focussing on the first stage, the Survey. This is the data gathering stage, where we record as many observations as possible about the garden space. We usually start with a base map, a scale plan of the current space, and start recording information such as areas of most sun or deep shade, places that frost stays the longest, where the sun hits in the morning and evening, and where current paths and structures are for example. We also record what resources are available on site, the soil type, wind, and any know problems like an over population of snails, floods and wind damage. I created her a folder with headings and information to get her started.
Our householder will be in the best position to make these observations, due to living so closely with the space and noticing how it changes on a daily basis. She also will get the benefit of gaining permaculture design skills along the way and feel a sense of ownership of the whole process. This is important because it is her space, and so it's better that the design grows from her own developing awareness, instead of having other people's ideas imposed upon her.
Summer 2012: We have interviewed two households in Hollingdean, Brighton, who are interested in joining the Real Food Hollingdean project, and are excited about possibly having their front garden become the first 'Real Food Garden'. We are currently at the survey stage of the design process. Both gardens would make excellent show gardens so we have a difficult decision to make about which one will be first!


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Hilton Head Island has been blessed with a beautiful location which makes it ideal for beach lovers, boaters, walkers, cyclists and those looking for endless recreation in an a gorgeous environment. Scuba diving, water skiing, fishing charters, island cruises, dolphin watching and a host of other activities can be enjoyed from your Hilton Head Island base.
The good old Southern Hospitality means that there are many excellent restaurants so even cooking in your Hilton Head holiday rental is optional! The white sandy beaches are popular with walkers, shell-seekers and families, along waters which are warmed by the Gulf Stream. Golfers will be in their element with 23 golf courses to play in the average 21°C (70°F) sunshine. The island has miles of cycle paths which take you through the nature preserves and there are plenty of places to hire a bicycle by the hour or by the week. The Sea Pines Racquet Clubs also offer more than 100 tennis courts for keen players.
The Harbour Town Marina with its candy-striped lighthouse is a local landmark around which there are more than 5 miles of beaches, 600 acres of forest preserve and miles of bicycle paths. Windmill Harbor is the largest on the island and is home to the South Carolina Yacht Club. From the inland harbor there are pristine views of the saltwater marches and the wildlife which calls it home.
Port Royal Village is the site of one of the largest naval battles of the civil war. Although much of the area is given over to shopping and holiday rentals on Hilton Head, there is a Coastal Discovery Museum which gives tours of the area's long history. Further away, the delightful historic cities of Savannah and Charleston offer a great day trip.
Hilton Head has mild winters being on the southeastern coast of the United States. Daytime temperatures drop to an average 15°C (59°F) in the winter and rise to a sticky 33°C (92°F) during the summer months. The area has showers all year round which are heavier between June and September.
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Have time to spare and looking for things to do around Hilton Head Island? Local attractions include Legendary Golf, Hilton Head Zipline and Pirate's Island Adventure Golf. If some outdoor time is on the agenda, soak up some sun at Coligny Beach and South Forest Beach or experience the natural beauty of Newhall Audubon Nature Preserve and Newhall Audubon Preserve. Fun activities in the city include Harbour Town Golf Links, Shipyard Golf Course and Arthur Hills Course. Discover Sea Pines Forest Preserve, Singleton Beach or Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge while exploring the city during your stay. Also while in town, you can visit Golden Bear Golf Club, Adventure Cove or Driessen Beach Park.


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Press Regulation in Ireland
John Horgan*
- Professor John Horgan is the Press Ombudsman (www.pressombudsman.ie)
The Press Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press Ombudsman represent a culturally and politically unique structure devised to solve (or at least ameliorate) a series of problems and challenges that have been at the forefront of public discourse about the print media in Ireland for several decades. While their establishment represents a considered – and long-gestated – response by both the print media and government to these problems and challenges, the definition of the problems is to some degree contested territory, and the origins of the institutions concerned are more complex than is generally understood. At the same time, while it is too early to judge the efficacy of the new institutions, some sort of a balance sheet can be attempted in the light of the various factors that shaped their origin and of the context within which they currently operate.
The role and image of the media as the fourth estate, holding political and other forms of power to account, has had a much longer lineage than the idea that this powerful institution should itself be accountable. For several centuries, in effect, the argument about media accountability has been obscured by the arguments about censorship, as governments of every hue have tried to curtail the freedom of the press, generally in their own interest.
More recently, however, a number of factors have combined to bring the issue of media accountability to the fore. These include: the growing power of media corporations in the sphere of politics (although this is frequently exaggerated both by politicians and by media); concentration of media ownership, insofar as this is seen as reducing media diversity and the availability to the public of a wide range of information and opinion; a growing emphasis, as expressed in the European Convention on Human Rights and elsewhere, on privacy as a human value to be protected, especially where the media are concerned; and a developing feeling, most trenchantly expressed by Onora O'Neill in a recent lecture to the Royal Irish Academy, that perhaps we have now come to the stage where we should consider the need to protect people against the power of the press at least as much as the freedom of the press has to be defended against those who would seek to limit it (O'Neill, 2004).
Although many countries have had media regulatory systems for many years (Hulin and Smith, 2008; Koene, 2009), Ireland has been a comparative late-comer to the field. This may have been partly because of the poor experience of the neighbouring jurisdiction, where a Press Council was established but lost credibility incrementally before being replaced by the UK Press Complaints Commission some 14 years ago. Trade unions advocated the establishment of a similar institution in Ireland in the 1980s, in the probably unrealistic belief that this would generate more favourable coverage of their positions and views at a time of considerable industrial unrest. The brake on any such developments remained, at that time and for a considerable period thereafter, the unwillingness of newspapers to take any initiative on self-regulation, combined with the unwillingness of successive governments – despite their generally antipathetic attitude towards media - to legislate for statutory controls which they were well aware would only exacerbate pre-existing tensions.
The germ of an impetus for change can be found in the Report of the Law Reform Commission on the law of defamation (Law Reform Commission, 1991) which, although it did not address the question of media regulation per se, strongly advocated a number of changes to bring Irish defamation law, which dated from 1961, more into line with current thinking. Many of the proposed changes were in line with what media in general had been looking for in vain for a number of years, and, if implemented, would enhance media freedom in a number of significant ways. The question of regulation was addressed officially for the first time in the Report of the Commission on the Newspaper Industry (Department of Trade, Industry and Employment, 1996), which recommended the establishment of a Press Ombudsman in Ireland, suggesting that a fully-fledged Press Council would be unnecessary in a country of Ireland's size.
In the early years of the current decade, and probably in response to governmental lack of enthusiasm for reform of the defamation laws, newspaper interests began to explore the possibility that an approach which combined their objective of defamation law reform with a commitment to self-regulation might evoke a positive reaction from government. It did, and the Minister for Justice in the 2002-207 government, Michael McDowell, engaged in informal discussions with a Newspaper Steering Committee established by the industry to explore regulatory options. This led to the creation of the Press Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press Ombudsman in 2007, and to the passage of a new Defamation Act in 2009.
Although this process took approximately five years, it was accelerated by a number of other factors. One was the evidence of a noticeable public disenchantment with the media, leading to a loss of credibility. As one writer put it:
Journalists like to think of themselves as the people's surrogate, covering society's waterfront in the public interest. Increasingly, however, the public doesn't believe them. People see sensationalism and exploitation, and a sense that journalists are in it for a buck, or personal fame, or perhaps worse, a kind of perverse joy in unhappiness (Kovach and Rosenstiel, 2007: 75).
Another was the financial crisis which, starting in 2008, put huge strains on media resources, leading to a new emphasis on media credibility as a reason why the traditional media should continue to receive public support both from purchasers and advertisers.
In Ireland, all these factors were operational to one degree or another. And the Irish model of self-regulation – which borrows something from the UK and Swedish models, but has several unique characteristics – has now completed two years in operation.
That there was a need for it has been plainly demonstrated by what has happened since then. Complaints to the Press Ombudsman in Ireland have been running at a rate of approximately one a day on average in the two years since his Office, and that of the Press Council, commenced operations in January 2008. It is notoriously difficult to make meaningful international comparisons in this area, but whereas this represents a rate of approximately 9.3 complaints per 100,000 population, the equivalent figure for the UK Press Complaints Commission is 6.7: 100,000. There are other interesting differences in that while a high proportion of complaints to the UK body allege breaches of the PCC Code of Practice in relation to privacy, Irish complainants tend to focus more on the section of the Press Council Code of practice that deals with accuracy. This indicates, at the very least, that there is a differentiation between the media landscapes in the two jurisdictions, and raises a question about the belief sometimes expressed that Irish newspapers are unduly influenced by UK journalistic practices and standards (or lack of them).
A characteristic the Irish institutions share with most similar institutions in Europe and elsewhere is that they do not have a monitoring role, but can respond to and investigate only those complaints about the press that come from individuals or organisations directly affected by what has been published. Another common characteristic is that they do not have the power to impose monetary sanctions: this would require legislation, and would give the new institutions a statutory role which would be anathema to media interests. These are sometimes seen as weaknesses, although critics who take such a view do not always appreciate the complexities of a more highly structured system.
On the positive side is the fact that even though the Code of Practice has been devised by editors, it is interpreted and administered by the Press Ombudsman or, on appeal, by the Press Council, whose standing orders ensure that there is always a majority of public interest members present and voting when such decisions are taken. A particularly significant aspect of this is that, although the Code of Practice does allow for exceptions to a number of its principles if the exception is thought to be in the public interest, the final decision on whether the publication of any particular matter was in the public interest has been removed from the editorial ambit and placed firmly at the centre of the decision-making and judgmental functions of the Press Ombudsman and the Press Council.
Early experience suggests that the requirement for publications to publish decisions upholding complaints against them unedited, and with due prominence, generally gives satisfaction to successful complainants – and 2009 figures to date indicate that about half of all unconciliated complaints are upheld. Editors and journalists, also, are becoming increasingly conscious that if they are to avoid the considerable public embarrassment of having to print, in their own pages, sometimes strong criticisms of their editorial standards and decisions, the answers lie largely in their own hands.
The next few years will be a real test of the new institutions, founded as they are on the principle of voluntary cooperation rather than on statutory or other compulsory instruments. And a valid benchmark may well be that outlined by Onora O'Neill when she suggested:
At present many of the standards of conduct mentioned in press codes are not merely weakly secured but considerably less exacting than those commonly required of other individuals, institutions or professions with influence or power in political, professional and commercial life. The media and those who work for them can, I think, properly be required to meet standards commonly required of others who contribute to or influence public life. The fourth estate has no good claim to be exempt from generally required standards of conduct – whose imposition on others they commonly support with some warmth. Indeed, they may have special responsibilities that other individuals and institutions with less power to influence the beliefs of their fellow citizens do not have (O'Neill, 2004: 14).
The Press Council and the Press Ombudsman are now part of an accountability system that should operate to ensure that journalists should live up to these 'special responsibilities', but they should not be the only parts of such a system. Indeed, there is a very good case to be made for the argument that one of the areas in which media have been most deficient in the past – in their role as upholders of public standards – is in relation to the conduct of their peers. If it is part of the duty of the media (including radio and television) to exercise vigilance where low standards in high places are concerned, they should be no less ready to examine any shortcomings in other members of their own profession and even, on occasion, to admit their own.
- Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (2006) Report of the Commission on the Newspaper Industry. Dublin: DETE.
- Hulin, A. and Smith, J. (eds) (2008) The Media Self-Regulation Handbook. Vienna: OSCE.
- Koene, D. C. (2009) Press Councils in Western Europe. The Hague: Netherlands Press Council Foundation.
- Kovach, B. and Rosenstiel, T. (2007) The Elements of Journalism: what newspeople should know and the public should expect. New York: Three Rivers.
- O'Neill, O. (2004) Rethinking Freedom of the Press. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy.
- The Law Reform Commission (1991) Report on the law of defamation. Dublin: TLRC.


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By ERIC A. HOWALD
Of the Keizertimes
A few weeks ago, a friend sent Ryan Ripp a link to a video that showed police officers in Hawthorne, Calif., arresting a man and then shooting and killing the man's dog, a rottweiler, after it shimmied out of a car window.
Ripp watched the video on his phone and felt he had to do something about it.
"I have a rottweiler. They're great, big, loving dogs and I couldn't believe the cops shot that dog in the video," Ripp said. "I started asking myself how they were permitted to do that."
Fortunately, Ripp, 18, has friends in high places. He called one of them, Oregon Sen. Greg Matthews, D-Gresham, to inquire about what might be done. Matthews, a former police officer, said he would make some calls and get back to him.
Ripp's name and face might be familiar to some. In 2011, as a sophomore at McNary High School, Ripp took up the cause of prohibiting picketing at military funerals in Oregon. He testified on behalf of the proposed bill in front of the Oregon Legislature and the bill became law in 2012. He graduated from McNary in June and will continue his education at Western Oregon University this fall where he plans to study political science. Ripp garnered local, statewide and national headlines for his efforts to limit protests within 200 feet of a funeral and Matthews was one of the friends he made along the way.
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"The game's development is progressing well, according to BioWare developers."
Hoping for an e3 trailer!:)
We will most definitely get to see this at E3 but I am betting we will have a trailer or full reveal before that. Hopefully within a couple months.
If they are just now starting motion capture, I'm not sure I'd be expecting to see much at e3.
This doesn't mean that there isn't anything to show. We will see eh?. Kojima started motion capture a couple months before we saw our first tailer for The Phantom Pain don't forget.
Good god I cant wait for this game!1
If we don't get a trailer, i might just scream!
Stop teasing me.
Let's just hope they don't use the same motion capture on both genders like previous games because females have different bone structure and mannerisms.
Mass effect on Ps4 would be beautiful
True, but it will be beautiful on the PC and XB1 too. Especially on PC.
with frostbite 3 this game will look phenomenal
Yeah, I can't wait. The games are all awesome in my opinion. And they already look really good with the UE3. I can't wait to see how amazing ME4 will look with the FB3 engine.
A game developed in the most powerful Game Engine ever made will have it's ups, for sure.
Let's hope this is as good as the first game. I want my Mako exploration and greater RPG elements.
Yeah I think they should use ME2's combat and everything else from ME1 as their base for ME4. Just refine and prove everything. And none of the games has a particularly good UI, so that will need a complete overhaul.
How about ME3's multiplayer I had fun with my friends on that the only thing they should fix on that is the ridiculous items you get in the packs.
Hopefully its only for PC/PS4/Xbox One so it doesn't get held back by last gen.
I very much doubt it will be on last gen
Is the PS4 now this gen, or still referred to as next gen.. or, what's going on with that now?
Lenny, this doesn't just involve the PS4, please keep in mind the more sophisticated systems such as newer PCs and the Xbox One. I personally consider these machine to still be next gen, as the transfer from Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 to Xbox One/PlayStation 4 was much less impressive than that of the previous generation. Microsoft has promised to allow developers to publish games one the Xbox 360 platform for up to three years. Until that time is up, I don't consider it current.
i understand the original team who was working on this is not the same as the original mass effect trilogy...so therefore i will pass(forgive me).
The original team botched the ending so maybe this team will do it right. I want Mass Effect to have true choices with real consequences.
I'd like them to take a more organic approach like the Witcher. Make the choices feel a bit less black and white and have everyone make an impact in some way. Even if the eventual outcome isn't seen for 2 or 3 games.
It is my understanding that the development team is the same, however, the story team responsible for the ending of Mass Effect 3 has been essentially disbanded.
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(LONDON TELEGRAPH) Isabelle Allen stars in the forthcoming adaptation of the musical Les Miserables, alongside Russell Crowe, Helena Bonham Carter, Hugh Jackman and Sacha Baron Cohen.
She has also been chosen as the poster girl for the film, which is expected to be a front-runner for best screenplay at next year's Oscars.
But only a year ago Isabelle was acting and singing on a much smaller scale as the lame boy in her school's production of The Piper of Hamelin.


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The disappearances of nearly 40 dogs from southern Idaho is baffling authorities and raising concerns after dogs were found dead under mysterious circumstances, with one found with its head crushed in a suspected ritual killing.
Nearly 40 dogs have been reported missing since November in an agricultural region in south-central Idaho known as the Magic Valley. "The dogs seem to vanish into thin air," said animal shelter director Debbie Blackwood.
Authorities grew even more concerned after a German shepherd was found apparently stoned to death earlier this month. Blackwood says the dog appeared to have suffered a "ritualistic execution," in which its head was crushed with rock and its carcass covered with a purple cloth.
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And if you're looking for further inspiration from Congress, look no further than House Speaker Nancy Pelosi who actually said, "We have to pass the healthcare bill so we can see what's in it." She really did say that. I heard it.
Not to mention that the stock market is soaring and, always sensitive to the plight of the working folks, Forbes unveiled its annual list of the world's billionaires. 937 smiling faces, 26 of them hedge fund managers. Great timing.
Hey, I'm not trying to make light of a tragic situation. I've been laid off before. It sucks. It starts out feeling like you've been kicked in the teeth by someone you can't identify or hit back. Then it gets worse. You come home to nothing but fear and a stack of bills. Then you feel sad, depressed, and sorry for yourself. You'll hit bottom, but you'll bounce back. Sure you will.
If you're facing unemployment or business is down, like for most of us, this will help:
7 Myths About Being Unemployed
- Drinking doesn't help. Sure it does! Just stick to the cheap stuff. Okay, you can only do that for a while; then you've got to get real. Still, it'll help to remind you there are worse things in life - like really, really painful, nauseating hangovers.
- Just suck it up and get over yourself. What a load of crap. Sure, that's a fine answer; ignore your true feelings of dread and fear. Make believe they don't exist. That's just idiotic. Face your feelings; they're there for a reason.
- Nobody knows you when you're down and out. Nobody worth knowing does, but your true friends, loved ones, and associates are there for you. But you have to ask for their help and advice. Do it. People love to help. Just keep in mind that they've got their own problems too.
- Get right back on the horse. In some cases, yes, but most of you should consider taking the opportunity to better reposition yourself. Markets change and you need to adapt. Spend some time determining where the jobs are going to be and positioning yourself accordingly.
- Jump on any and every opportunity. The quickest way to get a job isn't to panic and take whatever you can get. Position yourself, get your ducks in a row, then execute a search like you would any job function - with poise and confidence. Think long distance race, not a sprint, and you'll do better.
- Spend every waking hour searching. Sure, it's your top priority, but you'll be far more effective and likely to actually land a job if you take care of yourself, and that means eating right, exercising, having some fun, and being kind to yourself and your loved ones.
- Anger will help you focus. I hear a lot from folks who carry anger and resentment that they're jobs went overseas or their employer screwed them. If you carry that stuff around, it'll show and hurt your chances of landing on your feet. Focus on things you can control and let the other stuff go.


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Hilary Duff is considering a move to Canada to escape the glare of the spotlight when she becomes a mum.
The singer/actress, who is due to give birth to her first child in the New Year (12), admits she is tempted to relocate to her husband Mike Comrie's native Canada, so they can raise their baby away from Hollywood.
She tells EOnline.com, "I'm not the first person in Hollywood to have a baby. Other people have found a way to deal with it and I think I will, too. If it gets too much, we pack up and move, I guess. Mike and I talk about that sometimes. I don't know... Toronto? Maybe Edmonton!
"Sometimes it's a more pleasant situation where it's like, 'OK, I can deal with this...' And then some days it just sucks. Who wants to be photographed every single day?"
The 24 year old also admits she wouldn't want her child to experience the intense attention and scrutiny she faces on a daily basis.
She adds, "Everyone is creating a ruckus around you... And you're just like, 'Oh, I feel so helpless right now.' And then the normal people start taking pictures of the paparazzi taking your picture. It's just a domino effect of situations that are happening."


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Natural Sciences & Technology
Boozhoo! Welcome!
The Department of Natural Sciences & Technology supports the institutional mission and goals of Leech Lake Tribal College. Our programs prepare students for careers in natural resources, life sciences, forestry, computers and technology, as well as set a foundation necessary to enter a Bachelor's Degree program. Internships, field experiences, and research opportunities expose students to the benefits of science and technology while developing workforce skills. Our three degree programs promote and facilitate respect and appreciation for Anishinaabe heritage, culture and values. Come join us!!
Kelly Nipp
Natural Sciences & Technology Department Chair
M.S., Mathematics, Bemidji State University, 2006
STEM Faculty
Eric Kuha, M.A. English, Bemidji State University, 2009
Katie Zlonis, M.S. Integrated Biosciences, University of Minnesota, 2013
Melinda Neville, Ph.D. Ecology and Environmental Science, University of Maine, ABD, 2018
Neah Goodwin, B.S. Secondary Math, Bemidji State University, 1997
Stacie Lyon, M.S., Psychology of Culture, Walden University, 2012
Steve Smith, B.S., Biology and Chemistry, Concordia College, 1987
From native geneticists who developed maize, to the southwestern chemists who produced dyes for pottery and weaving, Native Americans were involved in genetics, engineering, architecture, chemistry, pharmacology, and physics long before Europeans landed in North America.
What is STEM?
Stem is the acronym for "science, technology, engineering, and math". The National Science Foundation (NSF) would like to see an increase of students graduating with a STEM-based degree. They provide funds to colleges for the development of courses, educational materials, and qualified instructors.
STEM at LLTC means you enroll in courses and work towards a degree in a STEM related field. A STEM field is any field that fits under the umbrella of science, technology, engineering, and math. So, it covers a pretty broad range. Every career is touched by the STEM field one way or another.
Read more about STEM programming in Minnesota at MN-STEM online.
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Natural Sciences & Technology Department Chair & Math Instructor
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The program is designed for students to receive an Associate of Arts Degree, Indigenous Leadership. This Degree Program is a two-year course of study designed intentionally as an exploration of and exposure for many disciplines, but in particular to Ojibwe language and culture, history, governance, and land base; the four elements of nationhood. Based on Ojibwe values, these educational and cultural opportunities provide students with skills to identify community concerns and then engage in community service. It also prepares students to transfer to four year programs of study at other colleges and universities. The credits a student earns at Leech Lake Tribal College are accredited and will transfer to colleges of the student's choice, depending on transfer equivalency guidelines.
Upon completion of the requirements, this program is designed for students to receive an Associate in Arts Degree in Indigenous Leadership. This program focuses on the people of the Leech Lake Reservation, their world view, culture, and knowledge. It also addresses the same categories for the Indigenous American (Anishinaabe) of North America in a global context.
Specifically, the program provides skills to identify community concerns and then engage in community service.
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The program is designed for students to receive an Associates of Arts Degree in Liberal Education with a STEM Emphasis upon completion of the requirements. The program will provide students with an opportunity to customize their educational background to fit the student's future four year STEM major of choice. This degree allows for flexibility, whether pursuing a concentration in any STEM area, or a broad overview of the STEM field.
Graduates of the Associate in Arts Degree in Liberal Education with a STEM Emphasis can transition into a four-year STEM Bachelor of Science degree.
Earth Systems include the lithosphere (geology), the hydrosphere (hydrology), atmosphere (meteorology), and the biosphere (biology). ESS students will gain an understanding of how the individual systems of the Earth interact, including the influence of humans on these systems.
A strong emphasis on environmental monitoring is included in the program to prepare students for careers in the Earth Systems sciences.
The Degree Program is centered and infused with culturally relevant material. It is the intention of this course of study to provide students an exposure to the Ojibwe language and allow them the opportunity to understand Anishinaabe values and how these values can provide a foundation for lifelong learning and community involvement.
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