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A baby has miraculously made it out alive after a terrible accident which left every passenger dead.
This stomach-churning accident reportedly occured only a few hours ago causing irreparable damages to several lives.
The accident occurred at Abia town, in Udi LGA, Enugu State.
According to eye witness reports, the vehicle somersaulted severally killing all the passengers.
However a developement has left everyone stunned.
A little baby who was in the car with the mum, made it out alive without even a single scratch on her body.
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Benjamin Franklin Bache 1769-1798
American journalist, editor, publisher, printer, nonfiction writer, and translator.
A leading newspaperman and Anti-Federalist of the 1790s, Bache was the grandson of American politician, writer, and diplomat Benjamin Franklin. Bache regularly voiced his political and social beliefs in his newspaper, the General Advertiser (later known as the Aurora), as well as in pamphlets and other publications. Through his newspaper and several key pamphlets, he promulgated Anti-Federalist sentiment, favoring stronger state governments that could better represent their populations and also opposing the passing of the Constitution. Bache was also a strong critic of President George Washington and his handling of the Jay Treaty, among other issues. Bache was unabashedly pro-French, and his support of France led to his arrest for sedition, and his federalist tirades were targeted in the creation of the Sedition Act of 1798. Bache is viewed by many critics as one of the earliest vocal critics of American policy, and a crusader for the freedoms of speech and of the press.
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Bache was born on August 12, 1769, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the son of Richard Bache, the one-time Postmaster General of the United States, and his wife, Sarah Franklin, the daughter of Benjamin Franklin. Bache spent his early years with his parents in Philadelphia, and accompanied his grandfather—with whom he had become very close—on a diplomatic mission to France in 1776. Bache spent his first two years there at a boarding school in Passy, but—worried that his grandson was being exposed only to royalist ideas and religion—Franklin sent Bache to another boarding school in Geneva, Switzerland in 1779. Bache spent four years there before returning to France for two more years of education in Passy, including instruction in the printing trade.
When Franklin and Bache returned to Philadelphia in 1785, Bache resumed his education at the University of Pennsylvania and continued to learn the printing trade from Franklin. Bache eventually started his own publishing business, though his efforts were initially unsuccessful. Shortly after Franklin's death on April 17, 1790, Bache founded a newspaper, the General Advertiser. At first, Bache's newspaper maintained an impartial tone and he drew on his European background to appeal to different factions within the city. Gradually, however, Bache became more outspoken about his pro-French leanings, and began translating and printing information from French sources, the only newspaperman in Philadelphia to do so. By the mid-1790s, his newspaper was known as the Aurora, and Bache had gained notoriety for his outspoken criticism of the Jay Treaty, which made concessions to England at the expense of the United States' relationship with France. President George Washington supported the treaty, though the public and Congress generally opposed it. Bache endured criticism for printing the text of the treaty while it was still being discussed in Congress. By 1796 Bache had begun to openly criticize Washington as aloof, greedy, and concerned solely with his own interests, as evidenced in Bache's pamphlet Remarks Occasioned by the Late Conduct of Mr. Washington, as President of the United States (1797). Though Bache initially supported the candidacy of John Adams in 1796, he later began to criticize him in much the same manner. For his comments about Washington and Adams, Bache was barred from the floor of the House of Representatives. By 1798 the Aurora was a prominent voice in the Anti-Federalist movement; Bache was arrested on charges of seditious libel three weeks before Adams signed the Sedition Act of 1798 into law. At issue was Bache's publication of an important letter from French Foreign Minister Talleyrand to American envoys that had been received by the Secretary of State only two days before. The letter contained sensitive material, indicating a desire on France's part to continue discussions which would have negated the necessity of war with France. In addition to being arrested and charged with this crime, Bache was physically attacked by his opponents. He was never tried for the charges—during the summer of 1798, a yellow fever outbreak ravaged Philadelphia, and Bache refused to leave the city, choosing to remain to continue publishing his newspaper. He contracted the illness and died on September 11, 1798. After his death, Bache's widow, Margaret, continued to publish the Aurora with the help of several of her husband's employees.
Major Works
Bache is primarily known for publishing, printing, and writing for the General Advertiser/Aurora from 1790 until his death. Although he did not write all the content himself, Bache significantly shaped the editorial voice of the paper. Because of his knowledge of French and his connections to France established during his education there, Bache was able to translate information from French-language newspapers and other documents, thus providing information unavailable in other Philadelphia newspapers. In addition to the newspaper, Bache also wrote and published several pamphlets related to political issues. In Remarks Occasioned by the Late Conduct of Mr. Washington, as President of the United States, Bache attacks the character of the president on several fronts, including his abilities as a general and as a politician, his choices made while in office, and his focus on money. Another significant pamphlet, Truth Will Out! The Foul Charges of the Tories against the Editor of the Aurora Repelled by Positive Proof and Plain Truth, and His Base Calumniators Put to Shame (1798) responds to rumors that Bache was under the control of the French government, describes his persecution at home, and accuses the federal government of attempting to quash the press through actions both official and unofficial. Throughout his career, Bache increasingly supports the sentiments of the Anti-Federalist movement and argues against a strong federal government in favor of more powerful state governments. His works represent one of the first significant voices of dissent in American journalism.
Critical Reception
A controversial figure, Bache enjoyed a loyal readership, and was was supported among the Anti-Federalists. His opinions drew criticism from powerful enemies, however, especially from leading figures in the federal government. Many of the latter denounced Bache for his Anti-Federalist leanings and his criticism of President Washington, and his writings caused his imprisonment and impacted the development of the Sedition Act of 1798. After his death, Bache's writings passed into obscurity until the early twentieth century. Many scholars attribute this lapse in interest to the long shadow of his famous grandfather and to the radical nature of his political views, though some have pointed out that Bache played an important role in the history of early American journalism. Modern critics are divided in their opinions of Bache: while some consider him rash and criticize his journalistic style and ideals, others view him as a crusader and political activist. Many critics, including Bernard Faÿ, Jeffery A. Smith, and James D. Tagg, have analyzed Bache's motivations for writing and publishing such politically-charged works, scrutinizing his background and political views, especially as they relate to the influence of his famous grandfather and his education in Europe. James Morton Smith and Tagg have also approached Bache's work through the content of his newspapers and pamphlets, tracing the evolution of his political views as well as his attitude toward his readership, including women. Critics like Karen K. List, Smith, and Tagg have also discussed Bache's importance as a newspaper publisher of the time, particularly in regard to the increasing importance of newspapers in American society, politics, and elections. Many scholars now consider Bache as a significant voice against the accepted ideologies of his day, crediting him as a trailblazer who helped expand the ideals of freedom of the press and free speech early in the development of the United States.


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Study Shows far Higher Potential for Wind Energy in India than Previously Estimated
A new assessment of wind energy in India by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has found that the potential for on-shore wind energy deployment is far higher than the official estimates- about 20 times and up to 30 times greater than the current government estimate of 102 gigawatts. This landmark finding may have significant impact on India's renewable energy strategy as it attempts to cope with a massive and chronic shortage of electricity.
"The main importance of this study, why it's groundbreaking, is that wind is one of the most cost-effective and mature renewable energy sources commercially available in India, with an installed capacity of 15 GW and rising rapidly," says Berkeley Lab scientist Amol Phadke, the lead author of the report. "The cost of wind power is now comparable to that from imported coal and natural gas-based plants, and wind can play a significant role in cost effectively addressing energy security and environmental concerns."
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Even if the previously estimated potential of 102 GW is fully developed, wind would provide only about 8 percent of the projected electricity demand in 2022 and 5 percent in 2032. The new Berkeley Lab study has found the total techno-economic wind potential to range from 2,006 GW for 80-meter hub heights (an indication of how high the wind turbine stands above the ground) to 3,121 GW for 120-meter hub heights. Given these new estimates, the availability of wind energy can no longer be considered a constraint for wind to play a major role in India's electricity future.
Phadke and his team have been discussing their findings informally and formally with several key government agencies in India and have gotten positive responses. "The key agency in charge, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), has now signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Berkeley Lab to collaborate on several issues related to potential estimates and wind energy integration," said Jayant Sathaye, who leads the International Energy Studies Group at Berkeley Lab.
Ranjit Bharvirkar, a senior consultant at Itron Inc. and one of the other authors of the study, said part of the motivation for reassessing India's wind potential came from recent reassessments of wind potential in the United States and China. Both found substantial increases over the previous assessments-a ten-fold jump in China and a 50 percent increase in capacity in the United States and 400 percent by energy. Improved wind technology, including higher efficiency and hub heights, accounted for much of the increase along with more advanced mapping techniques.
The previous wind potential estimate in India of 102 GW is based on the assumption that only two percent of the windy land is available for wind power development. However, this assumption is not based on any assessment of land availability. The Berkeley Lab study undertook a systematic assessment of the availability of land using publicly available GIS (geographic information system) data on topography and land use and found a significantly higher availability of land that can potentially be used for wind power development, which is the primary reason for the higher potential estimates.
The study excluded land with low-quality wind, slopes greater than 20 degrees, elevation greater than 1,500 meters and certain other unsuitable areas such as forests, bodies of water and cities. The researchers obtained off-the-shelf wind speed data for heights of 80 meters, 100 meters and 120 meters from 3TIER.
The study also finds that the total footprint required to develop high-quality wind energy (that is, wind turbines at 80 meters with a capacity factor greater than 25 percent, which would yield a potential of about 543 GW in India) is approximately 1,629 square kilometers, or 0.05 percent of the total land area in India. The footprint is not large because, typically, only about 3 percent of a wind farm is occupied by the wind turbines and related infrastructure; the rest of the land can be used for other purposes.
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Hello everyone,
I'm here with bad news…or good, depending on the party you ask. I am posting this authors note to let you all know that I am going on hiatus for a while. The reason I am going on hiatus is simple: I move out of home tomorrow and will be moving into my University dorm over three hours away from home, so I want to be able to settle in and get use to my work load, which will be huge as I'm taking a double major and two side units -sighs- and my first class doesn't start until 21st of this month so, I won't be posting anything until at least mid-march…maybe sooner, maybe later only time can tell.
I hate that I have to pause my writing for now, but I hope to pick it up again soon.
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Everybody's nerves were on edge as the Coyote gave final instructions in the afternoon. The Coyote wanted them to be alert and awake as they crossed the border into California from Mexico. He split the group into smaller teams in order to balance the men and the women, the weak and the strong, the younger and the elders. He gave bursts of direction throughout the day, as he thought of what to say. Do not fall behind, I will have to leave you, we MUST leave you, there are going to be dangers from all direction, on this side and on the other side. No one is going to give you a break if you get caught.
On cue, they ran across the valley, across a creek, and then into bushes. Quietly they ran and ran staying close, without looking back. They ran like they never ran before or since. They would have run over anything or anyone. As they went further in the bushes, it got darker and darker. Together they moved as one, for they could not see ahead. The stars provided some light when they were in the open, but most of the time in the bushes it was pitch dark.Finally they stopped on cue and laid down on the desert ground to rest. As they caught their breath, they could hear their own breathing, and some distant chatter. It got colder than Alicia expected. She thought she heard a baby cry somewhat close. In the dark, on the ground, they could see each other's eyeballs, if only for a second. They kept quiet as instructed. Next they ran toward a hill that they could faintly distinguish. As they approached, the group slowed down, and then stopped altogether. As they got on the ground, they understood something was happening around them, something not good. They stayed on the ground for a long time, their only movements were to hush away the large insects. Other voices seemed to be fairly close, and someone seemed to cry. Coyote said a single word; Thieves.
It was so dark it was not possible to tell if Coyote was standing or not. Alicia could not even see eyeballs anymore, but could hear the breathing and feel the warmth. After a long time they got up and continued walking towards the hill, slowly and quietly, in a single line formation. It got darker around them as they climbed, but from this new vantage point they could see at the distance behind them. It was not a tall hill. As they reached the peak and started the descent, it was really, really dark… They were under trees and bushes as they climbed down, and somehow developed the ability to see in the dark, at least to see where to step on.On the bottom of the hill, a wagon awaited. Alicia is surprised, she did not hear it nor see it until she was right next to it. Coyote directs them to enter quickly and lay flat on top of each other, he directs each one in line so there in no time to accommodate. No one complains. The wagon starts once everyone is in, apparently reaching good terrain soon, but the half-hour ride is still absolutely nerve-wracking. However, they sense things are going well so far. After the half –hour ride, they feel the wagon slowing down, and it sounds like it enters a garage. Once inside, with the garage lights on, they exit the car and confirm everybody made it to safety. Everybody smiles, but there cannot be any loud celebration. Besides, the guys on charge of them are not smiling at all. The group spends the night at this farm.
Next morning, Coyote divides the group once more in order to go to the airport. It appears they are in San Diego, and they are to fly to Los Angeles immediately. Alicia is assigned to fly with Coyote, and to sit with him. They carry no luggage, and are to act as locals. Everything runs as smooth as can be, although Alicia has no propensity to enjoy this trip. Her nerves are shot, her stomach is upside down. But all goes well indeed, and soon enough she arrives in L.A.
On the airport's terminal, she exits the plane like everybody else, avoiding any eye contact or conversation. She follows a part of her group, which go directly outside to board a cab together with yet another Coyote assistant. Only outside she acknowledges knowing this people. This ride lasts about 30 minutes, and take them to the nicest neighborhood she had seen to date. Nice big modern houses with manicured front yards, backyards that seem to have no end! Well-kept landscaped boulevards! New cars all over!
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Scottish Fashion Creative Network
The Scottish Fashion Creative Network is a member led organisation aimed to help the growth of individuals and businesses working within the fashion industry in Scotland.
Run by a team of volunteers made up of working and student creatives we offer workshops, drop in business advice surgeries and grants for creative projects bringing in experienced industry professionals to advise and support our membership.
Get involved and become an SFCN member today!
Key Aims
– To support emerging fashion talent in the development of their careers with professional creative and business support.
– To build a proactive community in Scotland for individuals working and studying in the fashion industry.
– To promote collaborations within Scotland for fashion creatives, brands and businesses creating growth in the industry.
– To creative incentives for creative talent to stay in Scotland AND work internationally.
Members and the wider fashion community will be given the opportunity to attend education events that will take place monthly in rotation between Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Grants of up to £250 will be made available to support fashion industry professionals with projects that help them realise and develop their potential, widen access to employment opportunities, and enhance the reputation of Scotland's fashion talent pool internationally.
Through events, exhibitions, publications and direct marketing, the SFCN aims to promote the Scottish fashion industry both domestically and internationally.
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NEW DELHI (AP) — Matt Wallace birdied the first playoff hole against fellow Englishman Andrew "Beef" Johnston to win the Indian Open on Sunday. Wallace went for the green in two on the playoff hole, the 18th, needing only 20 feet for an ea
Phil Mickelson says he's keen to compete at this week's Barclays Singapore Open on the European Tour to show off the fruits of his effort in home practice sessions to improve his game.
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Graeme McDowell is targeting a successful end to the season to ease his workload for 2012 as the Northern Irishman bids for his first European Tour title of the year at the Barclays Singapore Open.
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Golf's top two tour chiefs and Adam Scott feel the same way about the racial remark that caddie Steve Williams used to disparage Tiger Woods.
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Martin Kaymer made nine birdies over his last 12 holes Sunday and closed with a 9-under 63 to win the WGC-HSBC Champions for the biggest comeback ever in a World Golf Championship.
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Adam Scott believes his caddie's racial comment about former boss Tiger Woods was taken out of context and wasn't a distraction to him. He showed that much in the final hour of the WGC-HSBC Champions to charge back into contention.
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Already one of the most festive evenings in golf, the annual Caddies Awards roast was buzzing with talk that Tiger Woods' former caddie might be getting a prize. One award was called "Celebration of the Year." Everyone knew who would get it and why.
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Fredrik Jacobson played bogey-free to shoot a 6-under 66 on Friday and take a one-stroke lead on the soft Sheshan International course at the WGC-HSBC Champions.
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Graeme McDowell packed a career of memories into one season, from his U.S. Open title at Pebble Beach to winning the match that gave Europe victory in the Ryder Cup. He knew an encore was going to be tough.
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PGA Champion Keegan Bradley cares more about counting birdies than votes. He flew halfway around the world with the intention of winning a World Golf Championship, not any kind of an award.
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Rory McIlroy believes he can give Luke Donald a run for his money as the 2011 Race to Dubai enters the home stretch. The Northern Irishman enters this week's WGC-HSBC Champions event $1.78 million behind Donald in the race to top the European Tour money list.
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Lee Westwood has the chance to achieve another milestone in his career this weekend – becoming the biggest earner in European Tour history.
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Except for the red carpet in bunkers on the practice range, signs posted in English and Chinese, and bicycles competing with BMWs for space on the road, the HSBC Champions looks like any other World Golf Championship. Too bad the PGA Tour doesn't see it that way.
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Simon Dyson has no doubt that his bags of Asian experience will stand him in good stead as he targets victory at the WGC-HSBC Champions this week at Sheshan International Golf Club.
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Keegan Bradley, the rookie winner of the PGA Championship in Atlanta, says he can't wait to take his place at Asia's only World Golf Championship, the WGC-HSBC Champions, this week.
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Sergio Garcia is back in the world's top 20 and at the top of Europe's Ryder Cup points race after grabbing his second victory in a row on Sunday.
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Sergio Garcia's revival continued Saturday as he took over the lead after the third round of the Andalucia Masters on the European Tour.
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Scotland's Richie Ramsay shot a 1-over 72 Friday to preserve his two stroke lead after the second round of the Andalucia Masters on the European Tour.
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Richie Ramsay shot a 6-under 65 Thursday to take a two-shot lead after the first round of the Andalucia Masters on the European Tour.
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Sergio Garcia leads a strong Spanish contingent intent on a Valderrama victory at this weekend's Andalucia Masters, where defending champion Graeme McDowell heads the challengers.
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Media reports circulating about the threat posed by a Linux worm called Mare.D have been written off as little more than the result of a "slow news week" by one leading antivirus expert.
The stories stemmed from a fairly innocuous warning on F-Secure's blog about the virus which is targeting open source vulnerabilities, known about since last year, and the risk of infection is believed to be negligible.
As such other security companies have told Silicon.com they are baffled by the media coverage the worm has attracted.
But even F-Secure is confused as to how a run-of-the-mill blog posting has turned into a news story.
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The real story isn't the 4000 soldiers who have died over the past five years fighting the War on Terror. These men and women are to be honored. While the lives lost are quite significant, especially to the family members, it is often accepted as a possible outcome.
The "real story" is "Jody." The individual or situation that is often associated with the demise of the military marriage.
The real story is the 25000 military divorces last year alone that were never expected as a possible outcome and the effects this will have on our nation for decades.
What effects? Broken families; depression; an increase in child behavior issues, mental-health challenges and suicides; poverty, an increase in crime…and tremendous economic costs to ALL taxpayers.
The annual economic costs of both military and civilian divorces to taxpayers are in the billions – triple digits. The children from shattered families are more likely to commit crimes than those from solid marriages. Billions are spent every year on antipoverty, criminal justice and school nutrition programs as a result of divorce.
The New York Times recently reported that extended deployments are "ripping" military marriages apart. Is the military becoming synonymous with divorce? Is our nation prepared for the economical fallout from military divorce and divorce in general?
There has never been a greater time in our history for those serving in our armed forces to seek some sort of marriage coaching. MilitaryOnesource.com is a great place to start, as is the local church. There are some great books that address how to strengthen marriages – Love and Respect to name one.
Bottom line? Get involved. If you hear of someone experiencing hardship in their marriage, refer them to a local church, marriage coach or Families Northwest.


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Exeter Chiefs prop Craig Mitchell to join Cardiff Blues at end of current season
Welsh tighthead prop Craig Mitchell has agreed to move from Cardiff Blues to Exeter Chiefs in the summer.
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The 27-year-old, who has won 15 caps for Wales, has put pen to paper on a three-year deal that will see him remain at the Blues until at least 2017.
Mitchell tweeted: "Really happy to have signed a 3 year deal @cardiff_blues and returning home to the motherland. Also thanking all @ExeterChiefs @ExeterChiefsSC Loved being here and have learnt a lot, both on and off the field #GreatClub #GreatFans"
Director of Rugby Phil Davies added: "Craig is an experienced player and he's clearly learnt a lot during his time with Exeter. He's delighted about this opportunity with Blues and we are very excited that a player of his quality and calibre will join us.
"Craig is known for being an exceptional set piece player, but his work rate and impact outside the scrum is also very good. He complements the props we have at Blues and the front row will be much stronger for his signing.
"With a World Cup just around the corner, we are delighted that an international quality player of his experience is coming back to Wales determined to make an impression for us.
"I have spoken to Craig at length about what we expect from him and he's coming here keen to play a big part in the future of the Blues."
Mitchell began his career at Ospreys, having represented Wales at junior levels and captained his country at Under-19 level, and progressed through to the senior international set-up.
He made his debut for Wales during the summer tour of North America and Canada in 2009 and was part of the Six Nations squad in 2011 and 2013, scoring his first senior international try against Ireland at the Millennium Stadium in February last year.
The front row star made the move to Exeter in the summer of 2011 and has racked up 35 appearances for the Devon club, 25 in the league, and scored one try against Gloucester.


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WATCHDOGS have handed a warning to a Labour parish councillor accused of rude and offensive behaviour.
Roy Dobson was reported by his own Kirkburton Parish Council after repeated clashes.
His outbursts over parish clerk Angela Royle's salary and hours led to her fleeing one meeting.
At another meeting, councillors asked him to leave because of his verbal attacks on the clerk.
Now the official body which investigates the conduct of councillors has asked him to consider his future behaviour.
The Standards Board for England said his manner had been disrespectful and unacceptable for someone in a public position.
Mr Dobson is in hospital at the moment and unable to respond to the findings.
But fellow parish councillors are calling on him to apologise after the rebuke.
Kirkburton Parish Council said it recognised that any allegations about Mrs Royle were untrue and without any foundation.
Mr Dobson, who represents Grange Moor on the parish council, was reported over incidents at three meetings.
But he was cleared over allegations that he revealed confidential information.
The Standards Board said no further action needed to be taken against Mr Dobson.
It said in its findings: "He should carefully consider how others perceive his approach to council business, especially in relation to sensitive personal matters discussed in public."
Chairman Adrian Murphy, a Tory parish councillor, said: "I feel that it will not be completely over until Clr Dobson has apologised and withdrawn his allegations.
"He has caused the clerk a lot of stress and worry over the last 14 months that the investigation has been taking place."
Mr Murphy said the clerk's efforts had gone beyond the call of duty on many occasions.


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Horrors old, new sear Iraq's Kurds
History in mind, US sees potential for postwar strife
By Charles M. Sennott, Globe Staff, 03/06/2003
KARAK, Iraq -- At the end of the bridge in this village that straddles Kurdish-controlled Iraq and Saddam Hussein's Iraq, a 30-foot flame billowing with black smoke scars the blue sky.
Every day, an Iraqi border guard nicknamed Abdullah "The Beast" stops Kurdish residents as they cross from the autonomous Kurdish region. He siphons gasoline from their cars, dumps it on the roadside, and lights it. Then he tosses into the flames the goods he has confiscated from Kurdish travelers -- vegetables, household items, books.
According to the Kurds who cross the bridge and provided this account, "The Beast" has come to embody the hatred and humiliation that the Iraqi regime has heaped upon them daily for generations.
The notorious guard "will soon get what is coming to him," said Rabar Tariq, a 28-year-old taxi driver who paused at the Kurdish side of the bridge before driving back to his village. "Some day, he will hang from this bridge."
Such thoughts of retribution are just one example of the pent-up Kurdish anger toward officials of Hussein's Ba'ath Party at the frontline in northern Iraq. With these emotions festering, opposition leaders in Kurdish-controlled areas worry that a US-led war against Iraq could touch off a cycle of lawlessness and revenge killing in this region, home to 3.5 million Kurds.
The worry is exacerbated by Turkey's failure to pass a resolution allowing some 60,000 US combat troops to use bases in Turkey to open a northern front against Iraq. That massive invasion force was intended not only to overwhelm Baghdad with a two-pronged attack, but also to seal the minority areas of Iraq in an effort to prevent ethnic hatreds from spiraling out of control.
Abdullah's callousness at the border is backed by might. Just 200 yards from the bridge, Iraqi military posts loom over the Kurdish villages. Operators of the tanks and heavy artillery do not dare to cross the UN-imposed no-fly zone, which was established after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish minority in the north. Another no-fly zone protects the Shiite minority in the south.
The border guard's cruelty seems petty compared with the chemical attacks Hussein used to devastate the Kurdish villages in the late 1980s, which killed some 30,000 people, according to human rights groups. In the south, an estimated 200,000 Shiites were killed after the United States failed to support their 1991 uprising, the groups say, while untold numbers are said to have been tortured and killed in Iraqi prisons over the years.
All that bitter history will make Iraq a tinderbox in the aftermath of an invasion.
Zalmay Khalilzad, the White House envoy to the Iraqi opposition, which gathered last week at a conference in northern Iraq, said: "Saddam has abused this country. . . . So there is a lot of potential for revenge attacks, for people taking the law into their own hands. We will have to respond to that."
Dr. Saedi Barzinji, a Kurd who serves as a legal adviser to the Iraqi opposition and is president of the Salahaddin University in Arbil, said that US and Iraqi opposition officials will have to pay careful attention to the possibility of lawlessness. At the same time, he said that ethnic clashes were unlikely to erupt because the minority groups -- the Sunni and Shiite Muslims, Christians, ethnic Kurds, and Turkomans -- traditionally have sought unity.
"Among the people, this is a society of tolerance," Barzinji said. "The government that has so brutalized the minorities has done so against the grain of a culture of Iraq. Whether the hatreds that government policy has created will surface after Saddam depends on which kind of government we have in Iraq . . . But I think all Iraqis agree we have suffered enough under Saddam."
There was evidence of that near the village of Harir, about 60 miles northwest of here. In a valley surrounded by snowcapped mountains deep in Kurdish-controlled Iraq, paving crews were repairing a 1.5-mile military airstrip for possible use by US forces. Just across from the airstrip lay the remains of the village of Harwata.
Mohammed Ibrahim El Sheikh, 52, walked among the rubble pointing out the homes of 150 families who once lived in Harwata, before Hussein's forces leveled the village in 1988. The assault was part of what was known to human rights groups as the Anfal campaign to crush the Kurdish peshmerga, militias who resisted Hussein's regime.
The Iraqi Kurds, a non-Arab ethnic group that makes up nearly one-fourth of Iraq's population of 23 million, have long sought autonomy from the government, which in turn has tried repeatedly to crush any move for Kurdish self-rule. Significant Kurdish populations also live in Turkey and Iran.
The human rights group Middle East Watch supports the Kurdish claims that 12 towns and 3,000 villages were destroyed during the 1988 Anfal operation. Tens of thousands of people died, Middle East Watch says, and at least 1.5 million were uprooted from their homes and either deported or forced into the misery of makeshift camps for the displaced.
"The Ba'ath Party officials came and told us to leave or they would use gas," Sheikh said as he walked with the aid of a hand-carved wooden cane through the rubble. It was a very real threat, considering the deadly gassing of villages that year that has been documented throughout the Kurdish areas.
"They gave us two days to pack our things and we all left," he said, adding that the residents fled to other towns to live with family or ended up in camps.
When they cautiously returned a year later, they saw the destruction that Hussein's military had inflicted on their homes with dynamite and bulldozers.
Fifteen years later, only 20 families have returned to Harwata, Sheikh said. They have rebuilt their homes out of the rubble. The UN-donated tarps that serve for roofs flap in the cold wind coming down from the rugged mountains.
"People will never forget what happened to them here," he said. "I don't know whether you can bury all of that pain away. Only God knows what is to come."
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Topeka A sales tax increase would be the best choice among several bad options to fix the current budget crisis, according to a study released Monday.
"This study shows there are no easy choices, but the solution that causes the least economic damage is a revenue enhancement," said Bernie Koch, executive director of the Kansas Economic Progress Council, which is a not-for-profit business organization that requested the study.
The analysis showed that a one-cent sales tax increase would have less of a negative impact on the economy than cutting the state budget by $350 million.
The information lands in the middle of a hotly contested debate over taxes and budget cuts. The Kansas Legislature faces an estimated $510 million shortfall when it returns for the wrap-up session that starts April 28.
Having already cut nearly $1 billion from what was once a $6.4 billion budget, Gov. Mark Parkinson, a Democrat, has proposed a temporary increase in the state sales tax from 5.3 cents per dollar to 6.3 cents per dollar, which would generate approximately $350 million.
The new study showed that $350 million more in budget cuts would result in the loss of 5,177 jobs across the state. A $350 million sales tax hike would also result in the loss of jobs -- 3,231. But if the one-cent sales tax was combined with no further budget cuts then nearly 2,000 jobs could be maintained, the study said.
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The study said that with the proposed one-cent state sales tax increase, Kansas would move up from 23rd to ninth in the nation in its combined state and average local sales tax rate. But the study noted that ranking could be outdated quickly because many states are considering tax increases.
The study was done by John Wong, interim director of the Center for Urban Studies, Kansas Public Finance Center at Wichita State University. He is a member of the Consensus Revenue Estimating Group, which provides revenue projections for the Legislature to follow.
Koch, with the Kansas Economic Progress Council, said the impetus for the study came after testimony by Art Hall, director of the Center for Applied Economics at the Kansas University School of Business. Hall testified that a sales tax increase would cost over 19,000 jobs statewide.
"We decided to seek a second opinion," Koch said.
Wong said he wasn't advising the Legislature on what to do. He said the study simply shows what might happen under different scenarios.
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Come late Sunday evening, the 72nd Senior PGA Championship presented by KitchenAid could either be one of the biggest accomplishments of Hale Irwin's illustrious career, or it could be the one that got away.
Irwin, a four-time Senior PGA Champion (his last was a win here at Valhalla in 2004) who turns 66 next week and would supplant Jock Hutchinson (62 in 1947) as the oldest winner of the Senior PGA, will start the final round tied for the lead at 9-under-par 207 with Japan's Kiyoshi Murota.
Murota has led, or held a share of the lead after each of the first three rounds this week. He said his goal was to shoot an even-par 72 on Saturday, but instead had to settle for a 2-over 74. Even still, he was pleased with the effort.
"I'm happy," Murota said. "I didn't do too well today. My putting had left something to be desired. But tomorrow is another day. I'm going to play the game of golf my own way. I don't care who is playing with me or before me or after me, I'm going to play Murota game, Murota golf."
Tom Watson is just one shot back after a 4-under 68 on moving day, while Trevor Dodds tied for low-round of the day honors with Jeff Sluman – a 5-under 67 – and is three behind.
"I enjoy beating people," said Watson, who at age 61 could become the second-oldest Senior PGA Champion of all time. "I enjoy the competition. I enjoy getting in the hunt and having a chance to win a golf tournament. And that's me. It defines me. And that's what I do for my career."
Eleven players are within five shots of the lead, including Nick Price (6 under, alone in fifth), Tom Lehman and Loren Roberts (both 5 under and tied for sixth). All three of those great champions are in the thick of a battle that had the makings of a runaway.
Truth be told, Irwin probably feels like he should be entering the last frame at Valhalla Golf Club with at least a two-shot lead and maybe even three.
After a fantastic birdie on No. 16 – the hardest hole on the course this week – and a miraculous par on No. 17, Irwin stepped to the 18th tee Saturday evening with a two-shot edge on Murota at 11 under. In contrast to No. 16, the 536-yard, par-5 18th has played as the second easiest hole at Valhalla all week, yielding more birdies than any other on the course.
But don't tell Irwin that.
After a decent drive and a nice lay-up, Irwin misjudged his third shot with a short-iron and found the right, greenside bunker. His fourth shot rolled out to about 15 feet past the flag. The par effort slipped three feet past the hole. Faced with a little bogey putt, Irwin shockingly lipped out and then tapped in for a crushing double-bogey 7.
It was the first double-bogey recorded on No. 18 all week.
"I didn't quite catch it the way I wanted to on the third shot with a 53-degree sand-wedge," Irwin said. "I suppose if I had it to do all over again I would hit a pitching wedge. But I thought I had enough club being downwind, even though it was uphill, that by hitting it full and putting a lot of spin on the ball and the greens were as they still are, very soft, so put two and two together you get too much spin down into the bunker. And then the first putt, while it was not a bad putt, it just ran by about three feet and I missed it. One of the very few putts that I've missed. I missed one at 15 and a relatively short one, but I just misread that one."
Murota had a stumble too. He was 12 under after a birdie on No. 10, but then dropped three shots over the next two holes, going bogey, double bogey. At the time, Murota fell to 9 under and two shots behind Irwin.
On the 15th tee, Murota had a scary moment. He hit a scraggly tee shot left of the fairway and a split second after making contact with the ball, he grimaced in pain, reaching for the middle of his back.
The same thing happened after Murota's second. He made par on the hole and despite what seemed like a possible injury, he didn't drop another shot the rest of the way. Afterwards, he said there was a, "twinge," in his back at No. 15.
"On the tee shot at No. 15, when I swung, I felt a little twinge in my back and I was breathless," Murota said. "I was unable to breathe for a moment or two. There is pain, a certain amount of pain, minor pain, and my plan is to go back to my hotel and apply ice packs. I don't think it's necessary for me to be seen by a physician."
Sunday is set up to be a shootout at Valhalla. Temperatures will be the highest they've been all week, hitting the 90s and it will be a sprint for the Alfred S. Bourne Trophy – a race Irwin is hoping to win for the fifth time.
As the adage goes, "The older you are, the wiser you get." With that, it was no surprise that Irwin was able to put that 18th-hole blunder and his position into perspective.
"You take all the putts that I did make, the par save at 17 was unbelievable, so I have to kind of say that while I would have enjoyed the lead by myself, I'm not sure I deserve the lead by myself," he admitted. "I'm very happy to share it with the whole field, to tell you the truth, because I don't feel like I've played the caliber of golf that I need to play to win. Now having said that, there is tomorrow. And my tardiness was because I needed to go work on a couple of things on the practice tee, and again, just getting through up here what I need to do. And to be able to execute that is always a challenge, is it not? So that's all I have to say."
If that sounds like a guy with 20 PGA Tour wins and 45 Champions Tour wins to his credit, it's because Hale Irwin is that guy.


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Me and my fiance are 24 and looking to travel america for 6-8 weeks. We are unsure of how to get around at the moment because of money and convenience. I have linked a rough map on the below link.
Our basic plan is as below.
Miami - Orlando (Florida 5 days, most likely going to rent a car for this)
Then either fly up to Washington DC or drive up and see what is on route or anything interesting (Does anyone know if there is? Possible 1-3 day trip if driving)
Washington 2 days (Either still have the rented car or get a rented car if we flew) - Philadelphia 1 day
Philadelphia - New York 3 - 4 days
New York (driving 1 day travelling) - Niagara Falls 1 day
Niagara Falls (driving 1-2 days travelling) - Chicago 1-2 days
We are going to organise a tour here 14 days route 66 to Las Vegas. The tour for your interest is Chicago - Springfield - St Louis - Joplin - Oklahoma City - Amarillo - Santa Fe - Gallup - Gran Canyon - Las Vegas.
http://www.grandamericanadventures.com/tours/route-66-holidays.html# <-------- Tour Link (If any one has a better tour from Chicago to Las Vegas please link)
Las Vegas 3-4 days (Flying) - San Diego 2-3 days
San Diego (Renting car for California) - LA 2-3 days
LA (1 day travel) - Santa Cruz 1 day
Santa Cruz (1 day travel) - San Francisco 2-3 days
Total travel days = 42 days - 50 days
We have a budget of about £6000 each, do you think all the above is possible on our budget?
Is renting a car mixed with flying a good idea or just driving. We would like to see america and think that driving has got to be the best way?
When driving on my route I plan to just drive straight to the place stated, is there anything on the way that is a must see?
What is a good car to rent (pretty much which one has the best mpg)?
When staying in a hotel or hostel is the price $35-50 per person or is that for a room?
What month is a good time to start our travels, are there any festivals we not miss or any ones we should miss?
We have family in Boston and San Diego so we wont have to worry about cost of staying at either of them.
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A taxpayer who claimed credits for tax withheld in income years when there was in fact no tax withheld has had his penalty reduced on the basis that the shortfall amounts resulted from recklessness but not from intentional disregard of a taxation law.
In February 1996 the taxpayer's employer purported to terminate his employment, although the taxpayer maintained at the time, and continued to maintain, that there was no lawful termination of his employment in 1996. Nevertheless, in March 1996 the employer made a termination payment from which tax was withheld, and in August 1998 the taxpayer received an amount from his superannuation fund, calculated as a gross amount less tax withheld.
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When Dustin Pedroia was playing for Pawtucket last year, he did a little reconnaissance when his team faced Toledo, although he wasn't aware at the time that he was doing it.
He saw the way that righthanded hitter Josh Phelps could rip the ball up the middle. That knowledge came in handy Sunday night when the Red Sox second baseman suited up against Phelps and the New York Yankees at Fenway Park.
It was the eighth inning, and the Yankees had the tying run at third base with two outs. Knowing Phelps as he did, Pedroia took a calculated risk by moving a little bit to his right. Sure enough, Phelps drilled a liner up the middle, and Pedroia made a diving grab to end the inning. The Sox went on to win, 7-6, and sweep New York in the three-game series.
"He can hit," said Pedroia. "I knew if we were going out over the plate, he would square the ball up in the middle of the field, and I just happened to be right there. It's definitely a lot easier when you've played against guys and you know them. I know he has hard contact in the middle of the field and you just try to go from there. I didn't really have time to think it was hit so hard."
The 23-year-old rookie didn't spend any time reveling in the play.
He didn't even see a replay until yesterday, when he arrived at the clubhouse to get ready for last night's game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
"I just saw it when I came in," he said. "One time, that was about it. The only thing was trying to get out of the inning. He hit the ball and I just got a good jump on it and caught it. It definitely felt good."
If he is feeling confident in his defense, his hitting is just starting to come around. Pedroia hit a double in the second inning Sunday, ending an 0-for-13 drought. He added a single in the seventh, giving him his first multihit game since May 5 at Kansas City. In last night's 7-3 loss, he hit a two-run double in the fourth inning that temporarily gave the Sox the lead, and he finished the night with a .205 average.
"I'll get going," he said. "I've only had 40-something at-bats. It's no big deal. I'm swinging the bat well and I'll just go out there today and try to have good at-bats every time I get out."
Pedroia -- who says he is 5-7 and 160 pounds, though the team's guide generously lists him at 5-9, 180 -- admits to being somewhat of a slow starter, but he believes he has taken a step toward breaking through that.
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Billy Wilder's follow up to Some Like It Hot is his crowning achievement, winning him three Academy Awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay) and the film two additional others.
Jack Lemmon (in an Academy Award nominated role) plays C.C. Baxter, a struggling nobody at an insurance firm in New York City. Knowing that he won't be able to be recognized in the vicious business world, he offers his Upper West Side apartment to four of his managers to use for extra-marital affairs on the sly. Though it inconveniences C.C. to no end, he realizes that it is his only way to be able to climb the corporate ladder. He lives with the fact that his neighbors think that he's a "good time Charlie" and even goes so far as to try and accept that the girl of his dreams, elevator operator Fran Kubelik (Shirley MacClaine, also nominated for her performance by the Academy), is one of his manager's mistresses. But as the lies and deception keep piling up, can C.C. Baxter continue this charade?