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City Council Highlights - April 10, 2017
By City Staff
At its meeting April 10, 2017, Sarnia City Council:
Reported out of the closed meeting:
- Sarnia City Council met in closed session on April 10, 2017 to discuss assessment appeals. No votes were taken other than to give direction to staff. Staff were directed to execute the Minutes of Settlement for a property pertaining to the 2009-2016 tax years.
- Sarnia City Council met in closed session on April 10, 2017 to receive information regarding a matter of litigation or potential litigation regarding the Sarnia Harbour. No votes were taken.
Held a public meeting and approved a rezoning application to permit a medical centre/clinic at the corner of Michigan Avenue and The Rapids Parkway.
Held a public meeting and approved a rezoning application for a general amendment to include a definition for modified shipping containers. These are shipping containers which are modified to other uses such as a dwelling or restaurant.
- Modified Shipping Containers can be used for main buildings on a lot, provided they provide at minimum, a foundation, windows and doors, and painting or exterior cladding, plus any other items required.
Held a public meeting and approved a general housekeeping amendment to the Zoning By-Law which permits secondary dwelling units in single detached, semi-detached, multiple attached and street multiple attached dwellings in parts of the City where adequate sanitary sewer services are available.
Heard a presentation from Debbie Krukowski regarding the transit special service area.
- Decided to hold a Council-led public meeting on the question of whether to change the distribution of conventional transit costs to apply throughout the City rather than only in the Special Transit Levy area, regardless of whether transit services is provided to all areas of the City. Staff to report on meeting in September.
Heard a presentation from Margaret Bird regarding freedom of speech, freedom of information, and freedom of choice.
Granted a noise by-law exemption to Sarnia Fashion Week for its event on Saturday, June 24, 2017 until 12:00 a.m. on Lochiel Street.
Granted a noise by-law exemption to Refined Fool Brewing Company and Nelson Mella for the Beats on the Street event on Friday, July 21, 2017 until 12:00 a.m. and Saturday July 22, 2017 until 11:00 p.m. in the Julia Street Municipal Parking Lot.
Authorized a Financial Assistance Agreement for the acquisition of a Friction Tester which is used to test the runways during snow operations at the Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport.
Awarded the purchase of a backhoe to Kucera Farm Supply Limited at a bid price of $119,726 including non-rebateable HST.
Renewed the agreement with the Village of Point Edward for the use of City watermains.
Authorized the payment of $82,063 to the Lambton Kent District School Board for the parking lot reconstruction project at 200 Wellington Street.
Maintained the current Parking and Traffic By-Law that restricts bicycles with a wheel diameter greater than 51 centimeters from City sidewalks and authorized up to $5000 from the Transportation Master Plan Budget for cyclist and motorist educational information and signage.
Accepted the low tender in the amount of $580,969 submitted by H.E. Construction Inc. for Contract 2-2017 – Old Lakeshore Road Watermain.
- Authorized the temporary closing of Old Lakeshore Road for the purpose of watermain reconstruction with a proposed start date of May 1, 2017 and completion expected toward the end of June, 2017.
Accepted the proposal by Palidor Radio Communications Consultants of North Vancouver for police two-way radio system consulting services at a cost of $79,373, including non-rebateable HST.
Adopted the Investment Policy which outlines how the City of Sarnia invests public funds in a manner that will provide the highest investment return with the maximum security, while meeting the daily cash flow demands of the City and conforming to all legislation.
Authorized the signing of a Brownfields Tax Increment Based Grant Agreement with Carvest Properties Limited for 392 Front Street which reimburses a portion of municipal taxes to the developer in the form of an annual grant as the result of an environmental remediation and redevelopment of the property. The total amount of tax reimbursement to Carvest Properties Limited for this project is $1,440,172 payable over five years.
Approved the proposed Body-Rub Parlour By-Law.
Approved a senior administrative title change from City Manager to Chief Administrative Officer (C.A.O.) effective immediately to coincide with the Municipal Act.
Authorized an agreement with Bell Mobility Inc. to allow for the installation of small cell telecommunications equipment on the Sarnia Bay Marina building to boost the reception of mobile frequency.
Awarded RFP 17-105 for the replacement of the Progressive Auto Sales Main Rink Lighting to 3 Phase Electric in the amount of $124,991 including non-rebateable HST.
Awarded Tender #17-09 for the replacement of the Sarnia Arena flat roof to Accent Roofing and Siding in the amount of $226,101 including non-rebateable HST.
Received a status report on the Sarnia Harbour Dredging project and authorized extra project expenditures of $254,356 +HST incurred to date to be funded from the Federal Sarnia Harbour Reserve. Extra project expenditures include approved change orders and an increase in cubic meters dredged above the amount estimated.
Authorized the Transfer Payment Agreement for the Federal Government Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. The projects listed for approval in the grant include:
- Purchase of Two 40' Nova Buses
- Purchase of Eight Low Accessible Mini buses
- Purchase of Two Replacement Care-A-Vans
- Purchase of Onboard Video Cameras
- Purchase of Care-A-Van Scheduling Software
- Installation of Concrete Bus Stop Pads
- Bus Facility Upgrades
- Gasoline Fuel Storage Tank
Awarded the purchase and installation of automated scheduling software for Care-A-Van to Trapeze Software ULC d.b.a. TripSpark Technologies at the price of $105,725 including the non-rebatable portion of HST. The current telephone method for users will still be available. The new software enables:
- Automated scheduling for Care A Van
- Trip booking and Administration
- Real time dispatching
- Online trip booking module
- Call out reminders for clients
Invited Chris Carrier, National Municipal Accounts Manager for Fire Marque, to make a presentation to Sarnia City Council regarding the Fire Marque Program and its benefits to our municipality and our ratepayers.
Formally requested the Lambton Area Water Supply System Board to reconsider its decision of February 23, 2017 to transfer the Brigden and Wyoming water towers and associated water lines to the Lambton Area Primary Water Supply System.
Received the Workplace Human Rights and Harassment and Workplace Violence Policies and Procedures for information with consideration for approval at the May 29, 2017 Regular Council meeting.
Noted the next Regular Meeting of Sarnia City Council will be held on May 1, 2017 at 4:00 p.m.
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Wednesday, April 5
At Tuesday, April 4's Variety/Schroders Big Picture Media Conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Sir David Frost lobbed soft- balls at soon-to-be-married Sumner Redstone, and various television titans basked in the glow of a Who Wants to Be a Millionaire- fueled record-breaking season. It was a jolly meeting.
Of course, there was some uneasiness, too –about the Internet, about declining TV viewership, about how no one seemed sure of what happens next. NBC president Bob Wright described an "enormous delta in terms of usage" between TV and the Web.
In their first joint interview since the CBS-Viacom deal was announced last fall–it still needs Federal Communications Commission and Department of Justice approval–Mr. Redstone and CBS Chairman Mel Karmazin kicked back in easy chairs and answered questions from Mr. Frost. Mr. Redstone, who kept strumming his arm-rest in some kind of itsy-bitsy-spider maneuver, revealed that regulators have given him "strong signals" that Viacom will be able to own CBS as well as UPN, the struggling network it took full ownership of Monday. Mr. Karmazin said he's paying closer attention to smaller competitors. "They are very lean and they are very hungry," he said.
Then Disney's chief executive Michael Eisner got up, showed a sneak peek of his digitally-animated movie Dinosaur , and protested Internet piracy. Nobody asked him to congratulate Dreamworks S.K.G. on American Beauty 's Academy Award.
Tonight, Millionaire rests. But on Spin City , Mike borrows the mayor's convertible. Convertible? [WABC, 7, 9:30 P.M.]
Thursday, April 6
The last person you'd expect would have a nice word about Washington, D.C. is producer Dick Wolf–as that delightful Bill Maher would put it, he produces Law and Order –who battled over the V-chip in the Capitol with Beltway titan John McCain.
But now he has produced D.C. , a prime-time soap about a fivesome of 90210's in the land of 20500.
Mr. Wolf still loathes Washington's big guns, but he's got a lot of love for the Federal Kids who want to make the world a better place–at least at first, when they get to town. The show was conceived in the summer of 1998, "when the Lewinsky thing was white-hot," Mr. Wolf said. The Clinton scandal "gave a false impression of most kids in their 20's who are in Washington."
D.C. 's G-boys and girls have jobs like legislative assistant, Supreme Court clerk and junior lobbyist, and although they are beautiful civil servants (this is the WB, after all) they say things like, "I came to D.C. because I wanted to be part of a system that would make people's lives better on a macro scale."
D.C is decidedly serious for the WB, which has a target viewership that is beginning to think of Katie Holmes as aged.
"Look," Mr. Wolf said. "I'll tell you something: If we don't get good people going down there, we're really screwed 20 years down the pike."
But what if his viewers grow up, move to D.C. then demand the V-chip? That was the issue on which con-Mr. Wolf battled pro-Mr. McCain. Mr. Wolf said he was "stunned" to see the media bootlicking of Mr. McCain this winter. "The guy has a temper," Mr. Wolf said. "He's not a guy I would have voted for President." Looks like Frank Lautenberg just won himself a celebrity walk-on spot on D.C. ! [WPIX, 11, 8 P.M.]
Friday, April 7
Leeza Gibbons hosts a Scared Straight-style special, The Truth About Drugs , on UPN. Think about it, and have some brownies. [WWOR, 9, 9 P.M.]
Saturday, April 8
Tiger Woods in The Masters . Has anyone ever done a study on the top three soporifics on television? 1) The classical music videos on the ARTS network. 2) Craig Kilborn. 3) Soft-voiced golf announcers describing a ball moving on a sea of green as interludes to Dean Witter commercials. [WCBS, 2, 3:30 P.M.]
Sunday, April 9
British film director Peter Yates (the greatest car chase ever in Bullitt , the greatest bike race ever in Breaking Away , Eyewitness ) cast his TV version of Don Quixote with John Lithgow in the title role and Bob Hoskins as Sancho Panza. Isabella Rossellini and Vanessa Williams also show up.
But before getting behind the camera, Mr. Yates had actually plowed through Cervantes' epic. "Frankly, when you read the book," said Mr. Yates, "one realizes that a lot of the book is pretty boring. It really needs editing."
That's what TV is for! In the end, Mr. Yates and screenwriter John Mortimer crunched Don Quixote into two-and-one-half hours, including commercials, and no songs. ( "I am I Don Quixote…the Lord of La Mancha!" ) Does Mr. Yates think he'll ever read the book again? "Well, I don't think so… but I hope other people do, " he said. Meanwhile, crank up your LP of Richard Kiley singing "The Impossible Dream," then turn on Mr. Yates' film. [TNT, 3, 8 P.M.]
Monday, April 10
The Amazing Kunhardts are at it again. America's leading high-wire historian family–Philip B. Kunhardt Jr., Peter W. Kunhardt, and Philip B. Kunhardt III–who splice and edit in a two-story brick building in Mount Kisco and who created Lincoln for ABC, have produced a 10-hour mini-series, The American President starting on Sunday, April 9, and ending Thursday, April 13 on PBS.
The Kunhardts recruited a chorus of famous voices to narrate segments on each of the 41 Presidents: George Will does John Quincy Adams, Bob Dole does Herbert Hoover, Mario Cuomo does Martin Van Buren.
But when all The American President slots were divvied up, "No one wanted to take Andrew Johnson," said Philip B. Kunhardt III. "He was an irrational type of person, he was a white supremacist, he did a lot of damage at the time of the Reconstruction to inflame passions–and he was impeached! He nearly was removed–he was only saved from impeachment by one vote.
"And so we were casting his part during Clinton's impeachment trial–Johnson was back in the news–and none of the famous political journalists or politicians, or retired politicians, wanted to be associated with his [Johnson's] name.
"There was one exception. Pat Buchanan we offered the role to."
Then he read the script.
"He turned it down, saying he was a big fan of Johnson's and that he thought we were too tough on him," Mr. Kunhardt said. "He wouldn't touch it for that reason. We sent the script to [him] and asked him to look it over and he said, 'Tennessee Johnson is one of the great men and I wouldn't touch your trashy scripts.'" (Mr. Buchanan could not be reached by press time.)
So the Kunhardts got Don Imus.
On tonight's installment of The American President , John Glenn talks about Rutherford B. Hayes, David Gergen talks about James Buchanan, and Jimmy Carter talks about himself. [WNET, 13, 9 P.M.]
Tuesday, April 11
Divas 2000: A Tribute to Diana Ross . Featuring Mariah Carey, Donna Summer, and Faith Hill. And Diana Ross. [VH1, 19, 9 P.M.]

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Coach Laura Favata's three-step plan (fundamentals, lane reading and equipment) for the Niskayuna boys' bowling team is right on target.
The Silver Warriors worked on fundamentals and dealing with pressure situations during the 2016-17 campaign. The results, including winning the Suburban Council Championship without a senior in the lineup, were impressive. Now, she's ready to up the ante for next year.
"Our goal with this group is to get to the sectionals next year," Favata said. "I've coached most of these boys since they were in seventh or eighth grade. This year, we worked on their release and their balance at the line. Next year, we will work more on reading the lanes for all the changing oil conditions there are. That's step No. 2. Once we've got that down, they will need to upgrade their equipment, so they will have the right ball for the right condition."
Favata, the former captain of her bowling team at Catholic Central High School and a former junior league standout herself, said she was not surprised that her young team accomplished as much as it did in the highly competitive SC.
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Led by junior co-captains Dominick Favata (225 average) and Marcus Manzoni (204), the Niskayuna lineup included juniors Josh Pauly (190) and Lucas Neufeld (173), sophomores Chris Salamone (199), Nick Armstrong (189), Bradley Burchell (184), David Mennillo (183) and Daniel Palmer (181) and freshman Connor Shoemaker (180). Manzoni rolled his second career perfect game, while Favata finished second individually at the Rotterdam Invitational (244-699) and first individually at the Schenectady Invitational (279-745).
Along with its huge win at the Suburban Council Championships, where the Silver Warriors averaged 221 and won by 160 pins, Niskayuna also picked up big wins over Mohonasen and perennial-power Colonie during the first half of the season. The team's top five bowlers averaged 195 or better, and the Silver Warriors finished above the .500 mark in the SC at 9-6. Dominick Favata earned first-team Suburban Council all-star honors. Manzoni was named to the third team. Salamone, Pauly and Armstrong were honorable mention.
"The goals for this team are already set for next season," Favata said. "We finished ninth out of 21 teams in the sectionals this year. Next year, our goal is to win."
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You need to hatch not move them out from hall of champions.. so it may take time/diamonds 😀 to finish this quest.
[1] Have Snowbluff and Flare, and then breed them to get air monsters. Rewards: 60 XP and 20 Food
[2] Have Flower and Cinder, and then breed them to get air monsters. Rewards: 60 XP and 20 Food
[3] Have Frost and bug monsters, and breed them to get air monster. Rewards: 60 XP and 20 Food
[4] Breed any hybrids until you get air monster (my experience told me that flower + mountain is the best formula to do this :D). Rewards: 60 XP and 20 Food
The rewards is so inspiring, isn't it? I believe the real rewards are meant for low level player who struggled to get air monsters, Tinyco give them a hint to know what to breed
You only need to have, so if you already have it make sure they're out from hall of champions.
[1] Have Icefloe monster
[2] Have Surge monster
[3] Have Puff monster
[4] Have Aquaveil monster
[5] Have Shadefin monster
[6] Have Aquaray monster
You only need to have, so if you already have it make sure they're out from hall of champions.
[1] What's furry, warm and ferocious? Fire monster! Have 3 fire monsters . Reward 500 xp and 1 diamond. (Just need 3 x 30 second to breed fire monsters)
[2] Build your circus! Have an earthquake monster. Reward 600 xp and 900 gold
[3] Build your circus! Have a strike monster. Reward 750 xp and 200 food
[4] Build your circus! Have a flare monster. Reward 1000 XP and 150 Food
[5] Complete your circus. Have a windstone monster. Reward 1500xp and 25 diamonds
Can anyone tell me the "monsters on the 4th page" for Story Quest? I know Pollenand Windstone. What are the other two monsters?
Hey noob! First of all I wanna say thank you for this site, it's really helpful. I'm playing for like a month and I am already in level 28 thanks to those tips you have here. Well here's the question, do you know if there is a quest for the third mountain like the quest for the second one? I like to know before I buy it because I don't want to lose that quest if there any. Thanks for your help.
Air Trials quest just appeared in my game randomly. I've already done the Aquarium and Circus, but never got this quest before, and I'm on level 82.
Of course I already have Air monsters and despise them (long breed time) 🙂
But anyway… you can cruise through the first three parts just by hatching fire monsters (after pulling the required monsters out of HoC and having them on your habitats). No need to breed them either, just buy an egg for 50 coins.
So there's really no need to try for an air monster on the first 3 parts since…
Part 4 does require hatching an air monster.
Since I'm not in any rush to do this, will just let the quest finish whenever I get another air monster, which isn't hard to do when breeding hybrids together. Of course right before this quest appeared I had just hatched another air, figures huh?
I found that in the air trials quest at least the first one with snowbluff, you don't actually need to breed them to get the air monster. You just need to have already hatched the air monster and one of the others first. I couldn't get snowbluff for along time but I had the others and as soon as I hatched my snowbluff the quest compleated
what lvl is air trials
what about the aquarium quests rewards? (parts 3, 4, 5 and 6)
thank you for your answer
On the circus quest, do I need to have everything out in their habitat? And do they need I be adult? Just hatched wind stone, but sold off one of my 3 fire
hi noob,
So i just finished all the air trials but did not need to actually breed an air monster – i only needed to have the first two monsters (in #1 Snowbluff & Flare) out of H of Champ. in a habitat and then as soon as i hatched ANY monster egg, finishing the quest. Finished the quests in a day but could be done much quicker if monster you hatch are quick hatching monsters like earth or fire. Hope this helps others. I didnt breed or hatch any Air monsters and my air monster was actually in H of Champ. not even in a habitat.
Will these formulas that say they're for iphone/pad work for android?
I'm new here-how do i ask you (noobbgodlike) a question? And I've tried to post a comment,but can't unless i do a reply to someone else's comment.
i think is a permanent quest because i have it on my quest list for quite some time now but haven't yet got to it since i am trying to finish becky's and Phinea's quests to get the elder momster
Thanks. I am not done yet with the aquarium quest.


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In a stunning coincidence, it's the same guy who allegedly provided the underage prostitutes to the sleazebag New Jersey Democrat. A few weeks ago Robert Menendez said those making accusations against him were nameless, faceless evil right-wingers. Well, this is the Associated Press, no bastion of right-wingers.
Sen. Robert Menendez sponsored legislation with incentives for natural gas vehicle conversions that would benefit the biggest political donor to his re-election, the same eye doctor whose private jet Menendez used for two personal trips to the Dominican Republic, an Associated Press investigation found.
The disclosure reflects the latest intersection between the New Jersey Democrat who is the subject of an ethics inquiry on Capitol Hill and the Florida doctor involved in a federal criminal investigation.
Dr. Salomon Melgen invested in Gaseous Fuel Systems Corp. of Weston, Fla., and joined its board of directors in early 2010, according to the company's chief executive and a former company consultant. GFS, as the company is known, designs, manufactures and sells products to convert diesel-fuel fleets to natural gas. The amount of Melgen's investment is confidential under rules of the Securities and Exchange Commission, but a 2009 document filed with the SEC showed the company required a minimum individual investment at that time of $51,500.
At the same time, Menendez emerged as a principal supporter of a natural gas bill that would boost tax credits and grants to truck and heavy vehicle fleets that converted to alternative fuels. The bill stalled in the Senate Finance Committee, and after it was revived in 2012, the NAT GAS Act failed to win the needed 60 votes to pass.
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The surprising scope
of this passage includes the entire universe. The Crucifixion of Christ
involved more than just our personal redemption: it involved the entire
creation. This shouldnt surprise us: The heavens declare the glory of God;
the firmament shows His handiwork.'
Clearly, its most devotional significance details our personal salvation:
indeed, the entire New Testament is summarized in its remarkable 12 verses.
Yet it also includes some of the most astonishing apologetic insights in the
entire Bible. Rich rewards for the diligent.
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Note: This blog post is outdated. Read this article for the latest code. If you want to test out OpenBazaar, but don't want to install it (or can't) on your own computer, you can rent a Virtual Private Server (VPS) instead. If you already have a VPS, you can run the OpenBazaar installation and then skip to this section. There are many different VPS services available, and they typically provide the same services. One of the more popular is Digital Ocean. You can sign up and start running a VPS with their service easily, or shop around and choose another service. You can choose how large you want the space to be. OpenBazaar and it's dependencies are around 5 GB, so we recommend 7 GBs or more. You don't need large amounts of RAM or anything fancy. These types of installs are typically inexpensive, $5 or $10 a month. You can then choose your OS. I recommend Ubuntu, either 12 or 14 should be fine. Once you've rented a VPS, chosen and installed your OS, you should receive instructions on how to ssh into your machine, or some VPS allow you to access the terminal via web interface. Either way, you can now install OpenBazaar by following these instructions. One tip: it can sometimes take a long time to generate a key pair. If you run this command first, it will speed up that process considerably:
sudo apt-get install haveged
Configuring Your SSH Client
For your desktop or laptop, I recommend using PuTTY. vSSH is the clear winner for iPhone or Android; please purchase the full featured app to support the devs for making an excellent application. The configuration is somewhat similar for PuTTY and vSSH. Firstly, add in the host IP address of your VPS (remember to save your configuration once your done to save time): Depending on how you configured your VPS above, you may have a password or private key for authenticating your session. If you have a ppk (like me), select the file's location on laptop or mobile device (this may be more difficult with iOS as it lacks any sort of accessible file system, so you may be better off going with a password): Setup your port forwarding so that port 8888 from your VPS is forwarded to your localhost port 8888.
- Your source port is '8888' and source IP is 127.0.0.1
- Your destination port is '8888' and destination IP is 127.0.0.1
- Type = Local
In PuTTY, the end result should look like this:
Running Your Node
Assuming you have configured your VPS and SSH client correctly, all you have to do is start a session with your VPS and navigate to your OpenBazaar folder to run the node as instructed. The best way to do that is to run your node with UPnP disabled and forcing the node to use port 8888 (doesn't have to be port 8888, you can select any port number you want… just make sure your SSH client is forwarding the right port to your local host). This can be achieved through the following command:
./openbazaar -q 8888 --disable-open-browser start Recommended: Your node will go down the moment you disconnect your SSH session. To keep running your OpenBazaar node after your session has ended, enter the following command to run your node (instead of above):
$ nohup ./openbazaar -q 8888 --disable-open-browser start & Open up your browser and enter the following address to access your OB node:
127.0.0.1:8888 This works surprisingly well on mobile devices using vSSH and is a testament to how powerful OpenBazaar can become in the future!
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Volume xviii, Issue 21 ~ May 27 to June 2, 2010
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Your Fruit Trees Will Survive
But fireblight will leave them looking burnt
As we drove by a row of Bradford pear trees that had small clumps of black leaves clinging to the stems, my friend worried that the tree was dying.
Similar black leaves on any pear, apple, crabapple or hawthorn don't forecast death. They do show that the tree has been infected by a bacteria that causes a disease known as fireblight. The disease gets its name from the charred appearance of leaves and stems.
This disease is caused by the bacterium Erwinia amylovora, which becomes active when the plant is in flower during cold, wet periods. The bacteria enter through the flowers and migrate down into the stem. In most pear, apple, hawthorn and crabapple trees, the disease can penetrate into the main stem of the plant and can kill whole branches. However, as soon as the weather warms and dries, the progression of the disease stops.
What is interesting about Bradford pear and all selections from that species is that the disease cannot proceed into the stem. Thus only small clusters of leaves and flowers are affected. Which is why this species was selected for breeding new varieties of pears and for rootstock-grafting old varieties such as Bartlett.
The only effective method of controlling fireblight on susceptible varieties is to spray with a bactericide such as Agrimycin when the flowers are fully open. This creates a problem in Maryland, where it is unlawful to spray trees in full flower. This law was established to protect the bees.
If you have a Bradford pear tree, you need not worry because the blackened clusters of leaves will drop to the ground. If you have apple, pear, crab apple and hawthorn trees that are affected, prune out all diseased branches, sterilizing your tools with rubbing alcohol between each cut. Carry away and burn all the pruned branches.
Despite your best precautions, the bacteria are easily spread when pruning in the spring and summer. But the disease cannot spread though winter pruning, so return to these plants then and prune the blighted areas again.
To avoid the problem in the future, select resistant varieties of pear, apple, hawthorn and crabapple trees. This information is generally provided in any good and reliable nursery catalog.
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Q Can you tell me where I can buy bags of Chesapeake Blue compost in the D.C. area?
Barbara Charlton, by email
A Chesapeake Blue, composted of waste crab shells, is no longer available. However, it should become available within a year because Maryland Environmental Services will soon be composting it on the Eastern Shore.
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Doctor Who: UNIT Files - Volume 1 (UK - DVD R2)
Klakkk! The Wilson Bros brave the Invasion of the (silly-looking) Dinosaurs!
Jon Pertwee's time as The Doctor was winding down; after a four-year run on the show, like the rings on a tree, the Dandy Doctor's hair was at it's most bouffant and he was ready to hang up his Inverness cape and move on to pastures new, but before he would move on to those pasteurs (which would ultimately be on Scatterbrook Farm), the Third Doctor still had to tackle a few more adversaries, including some relics from Earth's past.
The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) materialise in a deserted London; there is evidence that the place has been evacuated in a hurry and they are uncertain as to what has caused such panic in the usually bustling metropolis that everyone decided to leave in such a big hurry. Some investigative work eventually reveals that there is a cunning conspiracy underway to wipe most of the human race out of existence, and that scientists, politicians and even a member of the UNIT family are all in on it...
There's no getting away from it - the realisation of the titular creatures in Invasion of the Dinosaurs is quite pathetic; they're the sort of embarrassing things that Doctor Who haters have been citing as examples of why they dislike the show for decades. We were only a few months old when this story was originally broadcast, so we weren't able to watch it, but it's a fairly safe bet that when the not-so-believable prehistoric beasts appeared, the reaction from both fans and casual viewers were probably awfully similar. Doctor Who has always had to battle hard in order to suspend disbelief (we'll avoid mentioning the wee tin-foil beasties in The Invasion of Time...), but rarely has a concept with such great premise been torpedoed by the limitations of the BBC visual effects department - the fact that this story has a couple of the worst instances of wobbly sets in the show's history only adds to the story's already poor reputation.
It would have been nice to have seen this story presented in a special edition with CGI dinosaurs to breathe new into the thing; Barry Letts mentioned that he would have wanted this to happen, but sadly the late Mr Letts' wish has gone unfulfilled. The possibilities of what could have been possible are staggering - the recent special edition of Day of the Daleks unleashed the potential of a story hamstrung by some shoddy production values and the prospect of seeing some Jurassic Park-style (or even Primeval-style - we're not THAT picky!) CGI dinosuars on the rampage in London would have been magnificent. As they stand, the dinosaurs in this story are best taken as kitsch - something they weren't supposed to be - and as a way of serving the real story of politics, corruption and ecology gone barmy.
Whilst we're on the subject of the questionable special effects, the less-than-convincing rod-puppets are stacked up against Colour Separation Overlay work that also serves to shatter an audience's suspension of disbelief and making any actor appearing in a shot with using CSO looking like they had eaten nuclear-irradiated Ready Brek prior to filming; such use of CSO was liberally employed at the behest of Doctor Who's producer and this the reduction of believability could be labelled the BarryLetts Limitation Effect. Bit of an in-joke for hardcore Who fans there...
Invasion of the Dinosaurs contains a line that we have often quoted for our own amusement and that particular line from the Third Doctor continues to raise a smile, especially if doing an impersonation of Jon Pertwee - "Good grief - it's a Stegosaurus!"
The first episode of this story is awfully similiar to the fabulous Patrick Troughton epic The Web of Fear, in that The Doctor and companion(s) arrive in a deserted London and are blissfully unaware of just what rampaging monster has caused the place to be like a ghost town; the military are on the lookout for looters and general ne'er-do-wells and pick up The Doctor, thinking him to be taking advantage of the situation.
Invasion of the Dinosaurs is one of the best examples of a Doctor Who (specifically a Pertwee) story that could have been much more entertaining and taut if it had been a four-parter, rather than six, as the whole "New Earth" sub-plot really bogs down the story during the latter half. Much like Jon Pertwee's swansong, Planet of the Spiders, this story also suffers from one episode that seems to pander to the star's love of motor vehicles and has an extended chase sequence in it, but unlike the one in Spiders, this one seems to serve a bit more of a purpose and is more exciting to watch.
This story was to be Richard Franklin's last regular appearance as Mike Yates, and regardless of your opinions on the special effects, it's a pretty duff story to go out on; Yates unexpectedly falling in with the New Earth loonies and subsequently turning traitor is pretty hard to swallow and almost an insult to the character who had been loved because he was terribly dashing, heroic and dependable. Yates had ascended to the rank of Captain in the United Nations Intelligence Taskforce and would probably have undergone psychological profiling before being considered as potential officer material and someone that easily swayed would have probably found it a damn-sight harder to get promoted; one has to wonder what exactly was on Mike Yates' psychological profile "gullible twat and suitable candidate for the Jedi mind trick". Even though he had been suckered in slightly in The Green Death, this development in Mike Yates was not so much a character twist, more of a handbrake turn, as he turns so adamantly and puts a dent in the seemingly incorruptible force for good that is UNIT.
Whatever questionable decisions were made regarding Mike Yates, there's no denying that Invasion of the Dinosaurs is quite possibly Sargeant Benton's finest hour (or two-and-a-half hours, seeing as it's a six-parter); Benton gets to do numerous heroic things, including punching out a superior officer, even though it's not seen on-screen. We've always had a soft-spot for Benton and the actions he gets demonstrate in this story make us love him all the more, and it helps to shatter the opinions that certain areas of Doctor Who fandom have that John Levene was a "glorified extra"; Levene brings a great degree of charm to the part and his improvised "your actual Pterodactyl" line makes you love him all the more.
Though Pertwee himself was preparing to leave the show, and many fans point out a distinct lack of enthusiasm as his final season wore on, the actor will manages to throw himself into the story, probably because it was set on Earth again and characters and situations were more engaging in terms of relating to on an everyday level (with the exception of the rampaging dinosaurs, of course), rather than outlandish extraterrestrials on faraway planets. Pertwee also gets to demonstrate that he still had his physical prowess - despite the increasing problems with his back - by kicking a looter in a manner that would have impressed Bruce Lee. Pertwee's Doctor was one that seemed to thrive on going nose-to-nose with authority figures (which is why Nick Courtney worked wonderfully well with Pertwee and not quite as effectively with Tom Baker), and much like Colin Baker's Doctor, he also needed to have a brassy companion with him who could occasionally prick his rampant pomposity.
This was Elisabeth Sladen's second story as Sarah Jane Smith, with many of the feisty traits that were originally infused in her character still present; though the character had been rewritten somewhat to make her conform to the expected standards of a female companion of the time, she's still more of a sleuthing go-getter than in later stories, giving Sladen more to do as an actress as Sarah Jane really flexes her inquisitive muscles and makes some ingenious discoveries during the course of the story - it's just a pity that she fails to spot just who is in league with the band of eco-maniacal nutters.
Boy, can distinguished actor Martin Jarvis pick his roles on Doctor Who; he first appeared during William Hartnell's tenure in the ambitious disaster The Web Planet, in which he played Hilio - essentially a giant moth - and he kept that moth-like instinct for repeatedly getting burned by coming back for Invasion of the Dinosaurs. As we explained earlier, the premise is great, Malcolm Hulk penned an entertaining script and the performances are engaging, but sadly this is all undermined by the fact that the dinosaurs effects were crap and that is generally what seems to stick in the mind of most people who have watched it. This would be Hulke's last contribution to Doctor Who, as disagreements at production level caused him to walk away from the show; Hulke's legacy would not only be the stories that he penned for television, but also for the Target novelisations of his own scripts that expanded upon the original scripts and added levels of depth and character that weren't really possible on television - most Who fans have a smile on their lips when they recall the cover of Hulke's novel of this story, with Pertwee being attacked by the pterodactyl, accompanies by the onomatopoeic "Klakkk!" caption.
One of the chief archetects of the dastardly scheme to return to the "Golden Age" is Professor Whittaker, played with suitable callous zeal by Peter Miles; Miles would later play Davros' equally evil right-hand man in Destiny of the Daleks and here gives Doctor Who fans a taste of the performance that he would become most known. It should be pointed out that in this story, Miles has one of the most remarkable comb-overs ever seen; truly a thing of wonder that makes you want to see him plat the thing and wear it as some sort of tribal braid.
Further sterling support is given by guest cast members Noel Johnson (Charles Grover, MP) and John Bennett (General Finch), both playing characters who aren't on the side of niceness; Johnson was most famous for playing Dick Barton on radio and turns in a wonderfully subtle performance in a part that could have so easily have been either a moustache-twirling or bureaucratic one. Bennett is equally as good as a cold-hearted authority figure who outranks the dear old Brigadier and allows Nick Courtney to add further depth to his portrayal of the Brig. Bennett would later return to Doctor Who in the classic Tom Baker story, The Talons of Weng-Chiang, in which for the small screen, he did for Asian racial stereotyping what Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany's did for the big screen.
Invasion of the Dinosaurs presents something of an anomaly in the Doctor Who archives, as it was the last story not to have a full colour PAL copy survive; the entire story was destined to be wiped, but only episode one was erased. A black and white engineering print was eventually discovered and this has formed the basis for all subsequent copies.
Episodes two to six are all as good as expected after the boys at the Doctor Who Restoration Team sprinkled their magic fairy-dust upon them and the results are most pleasing. Most of the film elements no longer exist (barring one or two pieces that are known to have survived), but everything has been cleaned-up and the results are most pleasing.
Episode one had the Colour Recovery process applied to it, extracting information from the chroma-dots present in the black and white print; the process was only partially successful, with the colour blue unable to be read, but a little more effort was deployed and the missing colours have been added by computer and the finished project is quite impressive.
The colour version is available by going to the Special Features section and selecting the colour option, as the black and white version is set as the default. There is a notable amount of smearing, particularly when there is a lot of movement within a shot, or there is a camera pan, but perfection was not to be expected and once you realise this, you can settle down and enjoy something you thought that you would never see - Invasion of the Dinosaurs part one in colour!
No problems to report here - everything is as it should be; the mono 2.0 soundtrack is fine and even the battered origins of episode one haven't had too much of an adverse affect upon the audio.
Audio Commentary: Once again, Tobey Hadoke is your genial moderator and over the six episodes, the cast and crew of Invasion of the Dinosaurs is pretty well represented, with Richard Franklin (Captain Yates), Peter Miles (Professor Whittaker) and Terrence Wilton (Mark) representing those in front of the camera, and director Paddy Russell, script editor Terrance Dicks (Script Editor) and production designer Richard Morris making up those on the production side.
Paddy Russell appears with Hadoke on the opening episode and also on episodes four and five. Russell tends to sound a little full of herself - calling herself an "actor's director" (shouldn't others attribute that to her, rather than her seemingly giving herself that title?) - but she prodded by Hadoke into giving some interesting titbits about the production and how working with Pertwee differed from working with the other leading men she worked with during her times on the show. When the first shot of the Tyranosaurus Rex appears, one would be forgiven if you thought that Ms Russell had been on the cooking sherry, as she firmly opines that the effect still stands up well - about the only way that it stands up is because the dinosaur in question probably had a metal rod stuck up it's kyhber. Russell is fairly stiff during the first episode's commentary, but loosens up a little for the latter ones - maybe the moderator's sly wit had an effect upon her, being metaphorically slapped around the face with a dry Hadoke...
Things really kick into gear for episodes two and three, when the distinctly more engaging and rowdier bunch of Dicks, Franklin, Miles, Wilton and Morris take over; "Uncle Tewwy" Dicks is always great fun, injecting a much-needed irreverent streak into the proceedings, but he is more than matched by the rest of them, with Hadoke providing admirable moderation. The topic of the dinosaur effects are inevitably brought up again and there is a distinct contrast between Dicks and Franklin on the subject - they are both looking at the monitor and remark upon the model Tyranosaurus Rex...
Franklin: "...This wonderful model"[i]
Dicks: [i]"You mean this crappy old model?"
Episode two's commentary starts off on a somewhat solemn note, as it was recorded the day after Nicholas Courtney's funeral and they take a few minutes to remember their much-loved colleague, which turns out to be a most pleasant experience. The audio commentaries are ultimately a mixed bag; the three Paddy Russell commentaries are more than a little dry and it's a shame that the group commentary with Terrence Dicks and Richard Franklin only stretch for two, as they are wonderfully entertaining and informative - and amazingly, this must be the first time that Dicks has participated in an audio commentary and hasn't mentioned about Pertwee's hair getting more bouffant as time went on.
Audio Commentary - John Levene: The actor who was Sargeant Benton gets a solo audio commentary track; this is because he still - after all these years - sticks to the advice given to him by Jon Pertwee of not sharing the stage with anyone else. Levene has always sounded like an agreeable chap, but his calm, West Country tones do not inject much excitement into what he has to say; curiously, this only runs for ten minutes and is essentially a collection of thoughts from Mr Levene but if you stick with it, you'll hear some interesting nuggets of information. It's a pity that he won't go back on Pertwee's advice and allow himself to be part of a group commentary, but one would imagine that his colleagues would verbally lay into him for being so pretentious.
Now and Then: This is another in the occasional series that takes a look at the locations used for filming; what makes this one more interesting than most is that much of the location work took place in London and urban development and renovation has been a constant thing in the last four decades that the comparisons between how the locations looked then and how they appear now are fascinating, from both a social and a developmental point of view. The ratio of places that look relatively unchanged to ones that have been redeveloped out of all recognition runs about fifty-fifty, with some locations being so completely different that you start to get a little depressed at how the march of time can be so merciless.
Doctor Who Stories - Elizabeth Sladen Part One: The actress who was so cruelly taken before her time is the subject of this first instalment of a two-part look at her tenure on Doctor Who, with her time spent with Jon Pertwee being the focus for this part. Using an interview from 2003, Ms Sladen recounts how she got the part and her baptism by fire that was the first day on location and the unhelpful method deployed by Pertwee to get her over her nerves. There are anecdotes from each of the Pertwee stories she appeared in, along with some very cool and amusing graphics; this is great fun and makes you miss Lis all the more. Still, we'll probably get Part Two with the eventual release of Terror of the Zygons...
Billy Smart's Circus: This is truly toe-curling stuff, as Jon Pertwee makes an appearance in the Whomobile at Mr Smart's circus, trying desperately to raise the game of the child performers he has to work alongside. This only runs for less that two minutes, but it feels like it lasts for far longer; we defy you not to watch this without peering from between your fingers, rocking back and forth praying for it to end...
People, Power and Puppetry: This opening of this 30-odd minute documentary promises something slightly different to the sort of "making of" piece that Doctor Who fans are accustom to; host Matthew Sweet is a broadcaster and historian who goes out of his way to explain that there aren't going to be as many cast and crew talking heads in this one and he's right, as Sweet seeks to convince viewers that the silly-looking dinosaurs were the least important element to this story and that the very concept of rolling back time to a Golden Age was the thing that Who fans should have been examining more closely for flaws. After the first few minutes, the style settles down and the more familiar array of talking heads appear to provide the sort of information that fans always enjoy. Speaking of the fans, Sweet seems to think that Doctor Who devotees are more critical of things such as not entirely convincing special effects - Who fans know that this isn't entirely true, as casual viewers and the public in general were always more than a little vocal when it comes to such things in Doctor Who. It's not a complete hatchet-job - Sweet also praises Invasion of the Dinosaurs for showing the government, the military and even environmentalists in a multitude of shades of grey, rather than in the usual black and white morality of family television. Terrence Dicks is on hand to recount the mild unpleasantness that occurred between the BBC and writer Malcolm Hulke that ultimately led to Mac walking away from Doctor Who shortly after Invasion of the Dinosaurs was broadcast. It's pleasing to see more of the 1993 footage of Jon Pertwee in the Whomobile used here, as it's always nice to see the man himself talking about the show on the DVD releases of his stories. People, Power and Puppetry promises something bold and different for a Doctor Who documentary, but cold feet seemed to set in and after an initial attempt by Matthew Sweet to do something unconventional, it reverts to the standard style, but that's not necessarily a bad thing; the story that this documentary covers has always divided opinion and People Power and Puppetry will doubtless do the same.
Photo Gallery: This short-ish look at the publicity pictures and production skills is pretty interesting, with numerous set pictures and images of the dinosaurs. The mixture of colour and black-and-white stills also include various portrait pictures of the cast, including numerous ones of Jon Pertwee posing with the weapon he designs in the show, although curiously absent is the image from this set that was used on a pull-out Doctor Who episode guide that was free with Doctor Who Monthly back in the early eighties...
Production Subtitles: David Brunt provides the Info-Text for Invasion of the Dinosaurs; as always, Mr Brunt's sly and occasionally whimsical sense of humour transforms what could have easily been a very arid experience into something that manages to inform and entertain effortlessly. Mr Brunt has an amusing (and somewhat anal) thread running through this one, as he points out all of the registration numbers of all of the military vehicles seen in this story. Production gaffes and problems are highlighted in a manner that moves such criticisms away from the pedantic, and almost wrapping them all up in wraps it up in a gold lame jacket and putting them on-stage for them to say into a feedback-ridden microphone "thank you, laygentlemen, you've been a wunnderful audience!"
PDF Material: All six Radio Times listings for the episodes of Invasion of the Dinosaurs are included here, along with the unfortunate illustration and and that accompanied the listing for the first episode that blew the whole surprise about the story containing dinosaurs completely out of the water - and all that trouble they went to about calling the first episode "Invasion". If they'd have quickly changed the title back when the gaffe was blown maybe Malcolm Hulke might have stayed on and written more stories for Doctor Who - makes you think, doesn't it...?
We went into Invasion of the Dinosaurs thinking, "oh, Christ - another tedious six-part Pertwee, but with added lousy effects"; we were only partially right in that preemptive assessment - yes, the effects are lousy and it does go on for at least an episode too long, but the story is pretty strong and the performances are first rate. There are some enjoyable extras included, not to mention finally getting episode one back in colour, so there is much to enjoy with this red-headed step-child of the Third Doctor era. We'll end this review by misquoting Jon Pertwee to demonstrate our surprise at how much we enjoyed it...
"Good grief! It's a decent story!"
Review by Wilson Bros
General viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children
Disc Details
Release Date: 9th January 2012
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 1.33:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 English
Subtitles: English
Extras: 2 x Audio Commentaries, Now & Then, Doctor Who Stories - Elizabeth Sladen Part One, Billy Smart's Circus, People, Power and Puppetry, Photo Gallery, Production Subtitles, PDF Material
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The Boy Scouts of America's "Perversion Files" contain many of the known Scout volunteers who were accused of sexually molesting and raping children in Idaho and were banned from Scouting between 1965 and 1985. (Also known as the "Ineligible Volunteer files" (or "IV files")m these documents are the Boy Scouts' secret file system used to record pedophiles accused of sexually abusing scouts.)
Although the national branch of the Boy Scouts of America (the BSA) kept records on sexually abusive scoutmasters from the organization's beginnings in 1910, it was only in the 1990s that they stopped systematically destroying these records.
The earliest IV files in existence today date from 1940s and 1950s. In June 2012, despite the Boy Scout's tenacious attempts to keep the Perversion Files secret, the Oregon Supreme Court ordered 1,247 of the IV files to go public. Each of these files represents one accused pedophile within the Boy Scouts, but most of these men had multiple victims.
The Idaho State files available within this set were created by the BSA between 1965 and 1985 and involve allegations of sexual abuse by Scout leaders in more than 30 cities throughout the state. The existence of an IV file does not mean that the alleged perpetrator was reported to law enforcement authorities.
The Scouts did not have mandatory reporting procedures and often granted accused perpetrators "probation" status and allowed them to remain in Scouting. The list is sortable by date, location, and name. You can download the pdf files to your computer.
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It is located beside a famous Jalan Sultan Prawn Mee. From the first look, comparing to the neighbour, the shop looks quiet, with only 1 customer inside when we entered. We were welcomed by a straight looking uncle but soon become very jovial and friendly.
Wolfberry soup (SGD4.00 for small)
This soup gave us a big question mark. Where is the wolfberry? You don't see it but the soup is sweet with it, cooking with very fresh and sweet vegetables, corn, tomato and fried beancurd slices. The small portion is enough to share for 2.
Fried mee sua (SGD4.50 for small)
I like this dish. It's mee sua is just right with tasty sauce, stir-fried with at least 4 types of vegetables. The taste became more refreshing with a squeeze of lime juice.
Vegetables with Bailin (SGD10.00 for small)
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Books and architecture have long been connected in a mutually beneficial relationship. In the pages of treatises, manifestos and catalogues, architects have found spaces to engage in critical discourses and develop architectural ideas.
At the same time, the unique design approaches that architects have contributed to the discipline of book making have had major impacts on the book format.
Architecture is a discipline that is anchored in the physical environment, whether on a page, in a city, or in a landscape. Currently, there is an increasing polarisation between the physical and digital domains, meaning that the way architecture is communicated online and experienced offline have little in common.
Through research and 1:1 experimentation, this project investigates the archetypical book as a site for critical practice in architecture. Considering the book as a physical object in a digital context, the project navigates this condition by means of graphic strategies, structural concepts, interviews, and writings.
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A BRITISH ISIS fighter who blew himself up in a suicide attack on Iraqi troops in Mosul is a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who the UK Government lobbied to release — before handing him a £1MILLION compo.
Jamal Al-Harith, born Ronald Fiddler before his conversion to Islam in 1992, was filmed driving a death car packed with explosives at an army position near the ISIS stronghold on Monday.
The Manchester-born terrorist, 50, had been gifted a seven-figure taxpayers' sum after being released from the infamous US detention centre in 2004.
It followed a high profile campaign by the then Labour Home Secretary David Blunkett for him to be let out — just two years after he was captured by US troops in Afghanistan.
Mr Blunkett said at the time: "No one who is returned… will actually be a threat to the security of the British people."
The dad-of-five had denied being an extremist, claiming he had been a Taliban hostage when he was picked up by American soldiers in Kandahar and taken to the high security prison in Cuba.
But after his release he fled the UK to fight in Syria as militants swept across the region in 2014.
It was only revealed he had gone to join ISIS when his British wife Shukee Begum fled the territory having failed to convince him to come home.
Who was Jamal al-Harith?
MUSLIM convert Jamal al-Harith was freed from the infamous US detention centre in 2004 after then-Home Secretary David Blunkett campaigned for his release.
At the time of al-Harith's release from Guantanamo Bay, Mr Blunkett, said: "No one who is returned…will actually be a threat to the security of the British people."
The ex-Labour cabinet member initially opposed the return of British Guantanamo Bay detainees.
He wanted the captives tried in American civil courts because he feared trials in the UK could collapse because of the conditions they were held in, in the United States.
When al-Harith was released in 2004, he was repatriated to England and released without charge.
Chilling footage of his attack shows a pack of suicide cars stuffed with bombs and encased in armour travelling near Mosul.
It later shows another fighter cheering before he shuts the driver-side door and pulls off.
Moments later giant clouds of smoke can be seen in the distance.
At least two of the jihadis managed to reach a base west of the city where they detonated their explosives — killing and injuring a number of troops, the Iraqi soldiers said.
The extremists later released a statement saying: "The martyrdom-seeking brother Abu Zakariya al-Britani — may Allah accept him — detonated his explosives-laden vehicle on a headquarters of the Rafidhi army and its militias in Tal Kisum village, southwest of Mosul."
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His brother Brian Jameson told The Sun: "Ronald's a good bloke. He's kind and caring — nothing like the man who would do this.
"I know he had become more extremist over the years but I spoke to him a few months back and he seemed just like the brother I knew. I'm devastated."
The end of his fighting name — al-Britani — is commonly used by ISIS to identify jihadists from Britain.
But the Foreign Office has said due to the nature of the conflict it is unable to fully verify dead Brit fighters.
A spokesperson told The Sun: "As all UK consular services are suspended in Syria and greatly limited in Iraq, it is extremely difficult to confirm the whereabouts and status of British Nationals in these areas."
It is estimated that about 850 British citizens have fled the country and travelled to Syria or Iraq to join the terror group.
Iraqi forces have been waging war with ISIS fighters in Mosul since last October, when a massive US-led offensive was launched to re-capture the terror stronghold.
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Page Turner
English Name: Page Turner
Korean Name: 페이지 터너
Genre: Music
Episode: 3
Broadcast period: 26 March 2016 To 09 April 2016
Air Time: Saturday 22:35
This 3 episodes drama special tells the stories about three youth, while the main motif of the drama is piano. A genius pianist and an athlete, who is bold, brave and fearless yet short-tempered, get to live a different life completely opposite to each one's previous regular daily life, after the two got into an unexpected accident.
Yoon Yoo Seul (Kim So Hyun) is a student of an art high school. She is a talented pianist and who won various contests, but she is driven by her mother. Yoo Seul's mother wanted to become a pianist when she was younger. One day, Yoo Seul has an accident and she may never play the piano again because of the accident. With the help of her friend Cha Sik (Ji Soo) and Yoo Seul's rival Jin Mok (Shin Jae Ha), Yoo Seul begins to live a new life.
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Main Cast
Kim So Hyun as Yoon Yoo Seul
Ji Soo as Jung Cha Sik
Shin Jae Ha as Suh Jin Mok
Supporting Cast
Ye Ji Won as Yoo Seul's mother
Hwang Young Hee as Cha Shik's mother
Kim Dong Hee as Sang Pil
Yoo Yeon Mi as Gyoo Seon
Oh Kwang Rok as street vendor
Im Ho as eye doctor
Ahn Jae Mo as Cha Sik's doctor
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Highlights of the week ahead in sports, both here and afar:
NFL DRAFT, first round, 5-8 p.m. Thursday, ESPN, NFL Network:
Kevin Costner, Denis Leary Frank Langella and Jennifer Garner have been cast in an NFL comedy film produced by Ivan Reitman called "Draft Day." Start the laugh track. Costner plays Sonny Weaver, Jr., the general manager of the Cleveland Browns, scrambling to trade up for the No. 1 pick while dealing with Leary (as the team's head coach), Langella (the team owner) and Garner (a Browns' front-office exec and love interest). Somehow, there's got to be a role for Drew Carey.
Why it matters here — the thing probably won't come out until late next year — is that filming will actually begin in New York this weekend during the "real" NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall. They'll try not to disrupt the proceedings, but part of it includes giving ESPN and NFL Network people roles "as themselves" in the flick. So if during the live draft, you see Costner run to the podium, interrupt NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and claim the team had changed its mind – now it wants USC quarterback Matt Barkley – there'll be some context.
According to those who are in the know, Barkley and teammate Robert Woods aren't supposed to go in this real draft until somewhere in the second round. After the Manti Te'o drama ends. UCLA tailback Jonathan Franklin? Probably around Round 4. As for Khaled Holmes, Nickell Robey, T.J. McDonald and Joseph Fauria? They'll take the fifth.
Otherwise, the Kansas City Chiefs are on the clock at No. 1 in the now annual three-day ordeal and strongly hint they'll be scooping up some Texas A&M offensive tackle (yawn) named Luke Joeckel – no joke. At the very least, we know he can lift Johnny Football to the heavens.
That's supposed to start a run on that position. And keep viewers glued to the screen? Someone who hopes to eventually run past all of them (and perhaps tackle Barkley again) is UCLA defensive end Datone Jones.
The ESPN draftniks are using all the right jargon to call him the real sleeper – but does that me he should be all dressed up on Thursday or Friday. "I love his versatility," gushes Todd McShay of Jones. "He can play left defensive end in a 4-3. He can play a five technique in a 3-4. He shows up at the Senior Bowl kinda unheralded, but he was the most dominant player every single day in practice going up against Eric Fisher, Lane Johnson, the best of the best, getting it done. Highly productive. His football character is exceptional. (He) belongs in the first round but I'm hearing it won't be until the middle of the second." Adds Mel Kiper Jr.: "I agree, wholeheartedly. This is a kid with power and quickness. And they already have a nickname for Jones – Da-Tone Setter. Jon Gruden loves this kid. I think late first, early second round is where he comes off the board."
The tone set in this thing usually emotes from the gut of Chris Berman, unless you're smart enough to watch on the league-owned channel. That's there you'll find plenty of upside. Especially if Garner is taking up the draft cards.
Rounds 2-3 goes Friday (3:30-to-5 p.m.) with rounds 4-7 on Saturday (9 a.m.-to-5 p.m.)
CLIPPERS vs. MEMPHIS, Western Conference quarterfinals
Game 2: 7:30 p.m. tonight, Staples Center, TNT:
These two really shouldn't be allowed in the same playoff cage year after year. First, they're hardly geographically near each other. Second, we're just tired of seeing Marc Gasol do so well.
Game 3: 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Memphis, TNT
Game 4: 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Memphis, TNT
ANGELS vs. TEXAS, 7 p.m., FSW:
The Angels lost two of three at Texas in the first week of the season, with the only spark coming from a two-homer game by Albert Pujols in the finale. There's hardly the same venom directed at Josh Hamilton this time, either. Unless he's come to look at Anaheim as a football town by now. Just look at Joe Blanton. Easily, a miscast offensive tackle.
The series goes Tuesday and Wednesday, both at 7 p.m. on FSW.
DODGERS at N.Y. METS, 4 p.m., Channel 9:
What are the odds of Hanley Ramirez coming back for this series? Gotta hand it to him. He does recover well. Clayton Kershaw is on schedule to throw in this opener at Citi Field, with Ted Lilly likely to get into the rotation sooner rather than later.
The series goes to Wednesday (4 p.m., Channel 9) and Thursday (10 a.m., Prime)
LAKERS vs. SAN ANTONIO, Western Conference quarterfinals
Game 2: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at San Antonio, TNT:
The Spurs decided to age-up and add Tracy McGrady to the post-season roster against the Lakers. Wouldn't David Robinson and Artis Gilmore have been better choices against Gasol and Howard?
Game 3: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Staples Center, ESPN
Game 4: 4 p.m. Sunday, Staples Center, TNT
ANGELS at SEATTLE, 7 p.m., FSW:
Expect to see Felix Hernandez sometime during the weekend. When no one's ready for him. But then, Kendrys Morales should be hanging out every night.
The four game series continues Friday (7 p.m.), Saturday (6 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.) all on FSW.
DODGERS vs. MILWAUKEE, 7 p.m., Prime:
So why isn't Nyger Morgan on the Brewers' roster any more? The backup outfielder, aka Tony Plush, took his act to the Japanese League, where he's playing for the Yokohama DeNA BayStars. For 150 million Japanese yen. Wonder if he's figured out the conversion rate yet. Check out his Twitter feed — @TheRealTPlush — for updates. As for Francisco Rodriguez, the Brewers just signed up the former Angels reliever to return to their bullpen. Just five years removed from his record 62-save season in Anaheim. How time flies.
They finish it up Saturday (6 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.), both on Prime.
KINGS vs. SAN JOSE, 7:30 p.m. Staples Center, NBC Sports Net
DUCKS vs. PHOENIX, 7 p.m. Honda Center:
It's moving day as the lockout-shortened regular season grinds to an end. Now that you've seen how the sausage is made again, the Kings and Sharks can make this potential first-round playoff match up a best-of-eight if they want to front load it. Or they can just pretend it has no bearing on the post-season. Going back to last week, the Sharks' 3-2 shootout win over the Kings in San Jose kind of proves this could be something of a tight-laced tussle.
The Kings' schedule leading up to this takes them on a back-to-back march through Minnesota (Tuesday, 5 p.m., Prime) and Detroit (Wednesday, 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Net).
The Ducks' schedule keeps them in Edmonton (today, 6:30 p.m., Prime) for the second of a back-to-back and then to Vancouver (Thursday, 7 p.m., Prime)
UCLA SPRING GAME, 5 p.m., Rose Bowl, Pac-12 Network:
Just to make sure we're on the same page: Anthony Barr doesn't do some arm-bar slam to force Brett Hundleyto tap out just to prove he belongs in the NFL, OK? After this, the next target date: Keeping the QB healthy for opening day at the Rose Bowl, Aug. 31, vs. Nevada.
NEW YORK at BOSTON, Game 4, 10 a.m., Channel 7
MIAMI at MILWAUKEE, Game 4, 12:30 p.m., Channel 7
DENVER at GOLDEN STATE, Game 4, 6:30 p.m., TNT:
You already know the Lakers could be at wit's end by the time this day rolls around. Same with the Celtics. The Bucks could stop here. And Steph Curry may have run out of gas by now.


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Earth's climate is mostly influenced by the first 6 miles or so of the atmosphere which contains most of the matter making up the atmosphere. This is really a very thin layer if you think about it. In fact, if you were to view Earth from space, the principle part of the atmosphere would only be about as thick as the skin on an onion! Realizing this makes it more plausible to suppose that human beings can change the climate.
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Climate change threatens crops, livestock, and fisheries owing to heat-induced declines in productivity, changes in rainfall timing and intensity, and shifts in the abundance and types of fish and pests. Learn about global warming effects on food.
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Climate impacts cost time and money by damaging critical infrastructure, disrupting economic activity, escalating medical expenses, losing work days, and requiring adaptations such as moving people out of harm's way. See how global warming affects the economy.
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The Kitchener Rangers confused many, not so much by trading away Curtis Meighan to the Ottawa 67's but the acquisition of OA netminder and highly touted Detroit Red Wings prospect Jake Paterson, that soon followed. This comes just day(s) after trading away key guys in Justin Bailey and Brent Pedersen. Jake Paterson should be able to take the Kitchener Rangers into the playoffs but many don't see them going much further than the first round.
The Saginaw Spirit had, and still do have just one player card remaining, meaning the Spirit were unlikely to bring in any more bodies in exchange for Paterson.
To Kitchener:
– Jake Paterson
To Saginaw:
– 3rd Round Pick (2017)
– 2nd Round Pick (2018)
Not to go unmentioned, the Rangers also sent overage centre Curtis Meighan to the Ottawa 67's. Meighan is a native of Ottawa, ON which means Meighan will have the chance to finish out his OHL career playing in front of his home crowd.


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She's the ramp's favourite wild child; fiery-haired, kohl-eyed, tempestuous, coquettishly playful one instant and elegantly sultry the next.
Stylist Nabila, who has often opted for Iraj in her more dramatic installations, explains, "I wouldn't call Iraj a model. She is, rather, a creature of fashion, theatrical and enthralling. I don't think Iraj, with her years of experience and complete ease on the catwalk, can be expected to just display clothes at fashion events. She is, in fact, often the single element who sets the mood for the whole show." Snippets from Iraj Manzoor's interview by Maliha Rehman published in Dawn Sunday Images.–Photos by Zeeshan Ghouri