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The First Minister said the deal struck between the three main parties in the Commons for a regulator backed by Royal Charter may be "an idea worthy of consideration".
However, he said he wanted more details from the Coalition about whether the system is underpinned by statute, as he wants, and if it would provide suitable redress for people wronged by the press.
David Cameron yesterday promised to dispatch Maria Miller, the Culture Secretary, to discuss with Scottish ministers the details of the plan.
Press regulation is devolved to Holyrood, but the SNP-dominated Scottish Parliament could allow the Commons to legislate on its behalf.
Opposition parties have urged the First Minister to allow a single, UK-wide system rather than have two separate regulators at disproportionate cost to the struggling newspaper industry.
His hopes of setting up a separate Scottish regulator were damaged last week by a report he commissioned, which suggested some of the greatest strictures on the free press anywhere in the western world.
Mr Salmond was forced to distance himself from the report, which went far beyond the recommendations of Lord Justice Leveson, and then watch on as the Liberal Democrats, Tories and Labour reached a deal at Westminster.
Speaking to BBC Scotland, the First Minister said: "Let's look at the Royal Charter idea, let's look at it with an open mind and see if it meets Scottish circumstance and whether it answers the call of those who have been the victims of press malpractice, within the imperative of having a free and fearless press."
He said he wanted to ensure the plan was compliant with "Scots tradition" but Scottish newspapers have previously signed up to a UK-wide regulator.
Holyrood party leaders can continue their deliberations after the Easter holidays, he suggested, as the Royal Charter is not going before the Privy Council before May.
Pressed by Angus Robertson, the SNP's Westminster leader, Mr Cameron told MPs yesterday: "I'm very happy that the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport should talk to her opposite numbers in the Scottish Government to discuss how we go about these issues.
"As I understand it, the Scottish Government is taking a rather different approach to the one that we are but I'm sure that they can have that discussion."
For the new system to apply in Scotland, MSPs would have to pass a motion allowing the Commons to legislate on an issue that is devolved.
Margaret Curran, the Shadow Scottish Secretary, said the Westminster agreement provides the basis for a UK-wide deal and has been welcomed by the victims of phone hacking.
She urged SNP ministers to ensure the necessary measures are put into law to ensure the Royal Charter applies in Scotland.
Bob Satchwell, executive director of the Society of Editors, told BBC Radio Scotland: "It's very important there's one system for the whole of the United Kingdom."


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Both revenue and attendance are down at Playland through mid-July compared to last year, according to figures provided to the Westchester Board of Legislators Government Operations Committee this week.
As of July 15, 193,749 people went to the county-owned amusement park this year compared to 205,825 last year. The park brought in just under $4.2 million for season passes, day passes and other revenue compared with more than $4.7 million through July 17, 2011.
The county is looking at a series of proposals for revitalizing the park with the goal of making it self-supporting. Playland has required a $3 million taxpayer subsidy each year for several years.


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Covenant Health Plainview hosts the cancer survivors prayer support group "We Fight To Live" from 7-8 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month in Room B. The sessions will consist of a monthly topic and presenter, and a structured segment, allowing time for group sharing. The support group is open to those with a cancer diagnosis and anyone affected by their diagnosis. The group is led by Andrea Ingram and Nina Green, both cancer survivors, as well as Sherry Wall, hospital mission services. There is no charge for the group. For more information contact Andrea Ingram at 806-293-7614, Nina Green at 806-518-1629 or Sherry Wall at 806-291-3364.
Plainview Area Retired School Personal Association (PARSPA) will meet Monday, Jan. 12, for an 11:30 a.m. buffet at Texas Woodfire Grill. George Meriwether and Thad Bartley will present a program on financial and burial planning. Reservations are a must. Call 806-293-7531.
Unger Memorial Library is sponsoring the Plainview Page Turners reading group. The next meeting is at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 21, in the library meeting room to discuss "Defending Jacob" by William Landay. Copies of the book are available at the library's front desk. All are welcome.
Nomination applications are available for Plainview Chamber's Man and Woman of the Year. Former Plainview Men and Women of the Year make up the voting committee and the announcement will be at the annual Chamber Banquet on Thursday, Feb. 26. Deadline for completed nomination forms is Friday, Jan. 30. Nomination forms are available at 1906 W. Fifth or can be faxed or emailed. Call 296-7431 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Just in time for your spring resolution of a healthy lifestyle, the local Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Family & Consumer Sciences agent is launching a new 12-week weight management program. Series kicks off Wednesday, Jan. 7. Weigh-in is at 11:45 a.m. and class starts at 12:15 p.m. Wednesdays at Covenant Health Plainview, Conference Room B. Cost is $15, which includes all course materials. Sign up by noon Jan. 6, by contacting Deana Sageser at 806-291-5270 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
South Plains College Plainview Center's registration for spring semester continues through Jan. 12-15 (extended office hours). Classes start Jan. 20. Late registration is Jan. 20-21. General education/transfer courses are available. Technical programs include automotive tech, cosmetology, industrial manufacturing: alternative energy specialization, welding, and vocational nursing. For more info, contact 296-9611, ext. 4302 or 4304 or stop by 1920 W. 24th St.
South Plains College Plainview Workforce will be offering several courses for spring 2015, including CNA, Phlebotomy and EKG (special requirements and advanced registration procedures apply for most allied health courses), basic electricity and home wiring. Computer classes will be scheduled when five students register. For more information, come by the center at 1920 W 24th St. or call 296-9611 Ext. 4304 or 4320
"Things I Have Saw and Did - 50 Years of Thinking Out Loud," a 442-page book of 250 stories and about 1,100 names by former Herald Editor Danny Andrews, is available by contacting email@example.com or calling 291-3603 or 729-7154. The price is $25, which includes postage, with proceeds benefiting the Wayland general scholarship fund. Checks may be made to Danny Andrews and sent to 1305 Itasca, Plainview, TX 79072. All purchasers are eligible for a drawing for a large Wayland blanket.
For Kids Sake classes for adults and Sandcastles for children ages 5-7 will be held from 8:15 a.m. to noon Saturday, Jan. 10, Feb. 14, March 21 and April 11 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 710 Joliet. Cost is $40 (cash only) For Kids Sake and $10 cash per child ($20 for three or more children) for Sandcastles. There is no need to register. Call 995-2756 and ask for Vickie.
Free GED and ESL classes are held from 5-8 p.m. each Monday and Tuesday at Houston School. Contact 293-6010 for information.
The next meeting of the Literary Lunch Bunch will be at noon Tuesday, Feb. 17, in Van Howeling Room 104 on the Wayland campus. A light lunch will be provided. The books to be discussed include "Being Mortal" by Atul Gawande, "Jamaica Inn" by Daphne Du Maurier, "Violins of Hope" by James A. Grymes and "All the Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr. Other books to be given thumbs up or thumbs down are "Killing Patton" by Bill O'Reilly, "Grey Mountain" by John Grisham and "41" by George W. Bush.
Free GED classes are available for adults from 8:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday at 1407 W. Fifth in the South Plains Community Action building. Everyone is welcome. Call Plainview Adult Learning Center, 296-5459, for more information.
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Nearly everyone, including me, were playing with exaggerated movements. Some people just swung their hands, I turned around when doing backhands and did overheads for the serve etc. I'm sure you could get away with doing much less, but it felt right the way I was doing it, and the remote gave a good response, with a bit of a buzz every time you hit the ball making it feel like you were really hitting something.
I don't play golf but I could see that someone in front of me had an absolutely terrible swing, and that was replicated in his shots, which veered off every time.
I think making minimal movement would take some of the fun away from the game, but I don't think it's necessary to run round like a madman, it isn't and never will be real tennis, so somewhere in between will probably be my mode of play for most games.
I'm gonna look like a right idiot swinging my sword about in Zelda
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text: The Dub Cutz series podcast is back with yet more hard hitting and soul searching drum and bass. We are now at volume 14 which is the first show launched in 2015 since our Christmas Special back on Xmas day itself. To mark the start of our shows in this fresh new year we have decided to feature a special guest artist DJ B-12 who has provided us with a short megamix of newer and older liquid DnB music in the latter part of the show. DJ-B12 is known for his own excellent regular DnB shows on (5 year running) Stress Factor Podcast series which features exlusively DnB mixes from the residents DJ-B12, Scottie B and Ste-J in addition to other guest artists of the DnB scene. We put together an Optimal Prime Stress Factor mix a few months ago (curtsey of B-12) launched in November and is also available from our Soundcloud Page, so it only felt right that we ask DJ-B12 to get involved with us for the first Dub Cutz guest mix, and what a mighty one it turned out to be with 15 tracks crammed into the super shot space of 22 minutes of energetic uplifting liquid drum and bass music. In total are 33 tracks in this show, so you have more than enough to dance like a maniac to. Also we feature the first play excluive of a brand new Optimal Prime track of ours under the name Noveria. This one has a progressively techy feel to it with a little techno influence in there and should be coming out on Red Alfa Records some time in the future. In addition, we have another exclusive track from good old Kyrad with his track Fungus Amongus which we drop in towards the end of the OP mix. If you would like to visit the Stress Factor Podcast website and see more about what they have to offer in the realms of Drumeth and Bassyness, then pop on the following link to have a gander. www.stressfactor.co.uk Also to hear more of Kyrad's music, head over to his Soundcloud Page here @kyrad Optimal Prime Mix 01. Maduk ft. Champion - Love Like This [Viper] 02. Technimatic - Pereverence VIP (Original) [Hospital] 03. Art Jumper - Come Back to me (Malky Remix) 04. Ulterior Motive - Tape Pack (Original) [Metalheadz] 05. Frankee - Deep Down (Feat Caan) [Ram] 06. Urbandawn - Warpdrive (Original) [Hospital] 07. Lynx - Rim Shock (Original) [Hospital] 08. Gamma - Streethead [Dispatch] Gamma Zion EP 09. Break - Strictly Entertainment (Original) [Playaz] 10. Current Value - Dissonant (Binary EP 004) 11. Incognito - Shadow Funk [Dutty Audio] 12. Ice Stereo - Confused (Original) [Shedule One] 13. Optimal Prime - Noveria [Exclusive Unreleased] 14. BSE & State of Mind ft. PNC - Until the World Ends [UTWE EP] (Blackout Music) 15. Chocolate Puma - Step Back (Get Down) [feat. Kris Kiss} [Mixmash Records] 16. Vibrant Scientists - Time Has Come (Original) [Deeper Vision] (Jan 2015) 17. Kyrad - Fungus Amongus [Exclusive Unreleased] 18. Etherwood - Amen Roadtrip (Original) Dub Cutz Guest Mix 01 - DJ B-12 01. TC - First Of The Year 02. DC Breaks - Halo (tease) 03. The Prototypes - Pale Blue Dot 04. Russ Chimes - We Need Nothing To Collide (Logistics Remix) 05. Culture Shock - Bad Red 06. Culture Shock - Raindrops 07. Sway feat. Mr Hudson - Charge (TC Remix) 08 Fred V and Grafix - Just a Thought feat. Reija_Lee 09. BMotion and Chords - Discotheque 10. The Writers Block - Don't Look Any Further (Logistics Remix) 11. McLean - Finally In Love (Camo & Krooked Remix) 12. Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Wilkinson Remix) 13. Wilkinson - Afterglow (Cyantific Remix) 14. Major Lazer - Get Free (Andy C Remix) 15. Mike Mago andDragonette - Outlines (Cyantific Remix) Enjoy the mix Size : 182Mb Length : 1:19:28 DataRate : 320Kbps Currently Downloadable : Yes


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The Arms Race in Asia: Trends, causes and implications
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This book is the first systematic examination of the emerging arms race in Asia. The global trade in arms is to a large degree underpinned by the strong demand for arms in Asia and the Middle East, the two largest arms export markets in the world. Of these two regions, Asia has become significant because the 21stcentury is shaping up to be the Asian century, led by the emergence of China and India as major powers. It is therefore not surprising that the phenomenon of rapid military modernization in Asia, accompanied by significant increases in the size and sophistication of armed forces, has generated attention as to its trends, key characteristics, causes and implications. This phenomenon, which has become evident since the end of the Cold War, has also been widely described as an Asian 'arms race'. This book seeks to: evaluate the key conceptual ideas which can shed light on the Asian arms race phenomenon; to explain in a systematic manner the evolving trends and the key characteristics of the Asian arms race; examine the multifaceted causes and underlying dynamics of the Asian arms race; evaluate the implications of the Asian arms race; and to assess the key issues arising from the Asian arms race. The book will be of great interest to students of Asian politics, strategic studies, defence studies, security studies and IR in general.


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When you want everything to be just perfect on your getaway to Palm Springs, 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath Acacia is waiting. Gorgeous and well planned interior with wood ceiling beams and pristine attention to detail. Plus a tropical oasis in the back yard! You'll never want to leave this extremely private vacation home.Outdoors: Lush lawn, palm trees and lovely red hard-scape surround the heated saltwater pool, spa, and built-in fire pit with seating. The pool has a tanning shelf and a waterfall spillway from the spa and 11 foot cantilever umbrella. The custom fire pit has built-in seating so everyone has the perfect spot. There are several outdoor seating options at Acacia with 6 lounge chairs, a sitting area for 4 with outdoor flatscreen HDTV, and an outdoor dining table with BBQ, for those meals you want to enjoy alfresco.Indoors: The interior of this single-story home is 3650 square feet and is absolutely beautiful. It boasts a fully-equipped gourmet kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances, granite counters, double oven, microwave, refrigerator with ice and water dispenser, and butler's pantry with sink and wine refrigerator. The game room is the ultimate fun spot with a poker table, shuffle board, gaming system with over 1000 games, and HDTV.There is kitchen bar seating for 3, the breakfast table accommodates 6, and the formal dining room seats 4 with 2 extra chairs if needed.The Great Room has a huge HDTV surrounded by an impressive stone wall with built in gas fireplace. There is also plenty of seating and a Blu-ray player.Bedroom Descriptions: The luxurious Master Suite features a King-size bed, HDTV, Blu-ray player, ceiling fan and private door to the pool & spa. Get ready for a long luxurious soak in the oversized bathtub. Large shower, granite counters and dual sinks. Walk-in closet.Casita Suite 2 is beautifully appointed with a King bed, HDTV, ceiling fan and private courtyard entry. Private, en suite bath. Suite 3 features a King bed, HDTV, ceiling fan, large reach-in closet and courtyard views. Private, en suite bath. Bedroom 4 has a Queen bed, HDTV, and walk-in closet. Hall bathroom 4 has dual sinks and a closed off toilet and combo tub/shower. Bedroom 5 has a Queen bed, a twin sized bunk bed, with twin trundle, HDTV, and walk-in closet. Guest half bathroom is in the hall. The home also a portable crib and high chair for the younger crowd.Bed and Sleeping Summary: 3 Kings, 2 Queens, 3 Twins, 1 Queen Airbed, 1 Portacrib. Sleeps 15.Other Amenities: Wireless internet. High quality linens, bath and pool towels plus a starter set of L'Occitane soaps in each bathroom. Fully equipped laundry room with washer, dryer, ironing board and iron. Off street parking for 4. Location: Acacia is in one of the very best locations, just off the "Golden Mile" Avenue 49; minutes from top golf resorts, restaurants and shopping in La Quinta, just around the corner from the Empire Polo Club, and near La Quinta Resort, and Indian Wells Tennis Gardens.Highway 111 is down the street, with Costco, Starbucks, and all the new shops along 111. El Paseo is 10 minutes away. Interstate 10 is also extremely close allowing you to quickly head to Palm Springs, nearby casinos and other Coachella Valley destinations.
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When you want everything to be just perfect on your getaway to Palm Springs, 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath Acacia is waiting. Gorgeous and well planned interior with wood ceiling beams and pristine attention to detail. Plus a tropical oasis in the back yard! Saltwater pool & spa, BBQ, seating & dining. Fully equipped kitchen, gas fireplace, private casita, luxurious bedrooms & soaking tub.
It was perfect for our family reunion of 15 people. We had plenty of room. We loved the pool and hot tub! Beautiful property!
Everyone loved it! Well maintained. Had everything we needed.
Very clean and nice property. The pool is not very big though. The only complain is that they woke us up at 3 am to tell us move our car that was parked on the street to the parking!!
Overall, we had a really good experience at Acacia. The house is beautiful and the backyard/pool was super nice. Perfect for our bachelorette party of 10.
We did have a couple of issues unfortunately. First, we found rotten food (and maggots) that hadn't been cleaned out of the kitchen sink/disposal. Second, parking is an issue for a big group. Definitely have to carpool bc you can only park 4 cars on the property and HOA doesn't allow street parking. And lastly, we had trouble with the living room TV and the hot tub, but a service team came out quickly to at least fix the hot tub issue for us.
All in all, it was a fun weekend and we would probably stay there again. If it wasn't for those couple of issues (especially the dirty sink) I would've given it 5 stars.
Absolutely beautiful home with an incredible backyard for relaxing. I spent my 30th birthday here with my best friends and ACACIA served all of our needs! We would definitely rent this home or another through LUXE again!
We enjoyed our stay, loved the pool/hot tub/outdoor fireplace - the gardeners / pool guy keep the place looking very nice (be careful of the schedule during the holidays though if you have dogs as it might not be accurate). The beds are very comfortable! Added bonus, bunkbeds where it said twin bed. The neighborhood was safe and great for walking. Except, we kept finding annoying little issues... one was fixed... but communication was poor and we lost an entire day waiting for it to be resolved. I made a list, told the property manangers we could live with the issues, but they really needed to be fixed. None of the TV's worked properly - good thing we are not huge TV people, the shuffle board game got used a lot, but the video arcade wheel didn't work well, so many of the games we wanted to play didn't work. The kitchen has enough plates/glasses/flatware, but not enough cooking or storage containers. Overall - we would probably stay here again if we ever return to Indio. It is a fun house.


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2009 Subaru Tribeca - Consumer Review
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ReviewShopped for a new car for 3 years. We knew we were going to get a Subaru, and settled on the Forester, but ended up with Tribeca because of the size of the back seat (can sit between two large carseats comfortably), and a great deal on this model. Initially was not interested in Tribeca because of the high octane fuel requirement, which apparently changed this MY. Took on its first long road trip, and so far has been extremely comfortable and fun to drive. It has everything we were looking for in a long-distance vehicle. The safety features are certainly a great selling point. There aren't many options/accessories that we feel are missing. Nice, solid vehicle!
Best FeaturesFun fun fun to drive! Fit and finish/build quality, seats are very comfortable, very smooth ride without being a marshmallow, lots of room, well placed controls, large windows (esp. back), AWD, shiftable 5-speed automatic, loads of standard features.
Worst FeaturesGauge layout is not optimal, standard integrated Ipod port, pan. Sunroof like Forester, 1 touch up/down on all 4 windows, better gas mileage- who doesn't want that?
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See Zac Efron and Robert De Niro star in the first Dirty Grandpa teaser trailer and be prepared for all kinds of uncomfortable feelings
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The second Mockingjay Part 2 teaser trailer delivers the first footage from the film, building up to the final showdown between Katniss Everdeen and President Snow
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 has its first teaser trailer that depicts the destructive nature of what's to come in the revolution against The Capitol
Watch the first trailer from The Age of Adaline, starring Blake Lively and Harrison Ford, releasing in cinemas on April 4, 2015.
Watch the final trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson, releasing in theaters on November 21
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Six new character posters from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 have been released, featuring Natalie Dormer as Cressida and Liam Hemsworth as Gale Hawthorne.
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Developers to build 154-room hotel near Denali entrance
FAIRBANKS (AP) -- Two local developers are building a multimillion, 154-room hotel near the entrance to Denali National Park and Preserve.
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JUNEAU (AP) -- A mediator hired to deal with the politically charged issue of aircraft noise in Juneau has quit, saying a panel representing the different interests couldn't even agree on ground rules.
Beluga recovery plans go to judge for review
KENAI (AP) -- The next word about a proposal that would allow Native subsistence hunters up to two strikes per year on Cook Inlet beluga whales will come from a federal judge.
BLM transfers land parcel to Port of Anchorage
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- The federal Bureau of Land Management has transferred nearly 10 acres of land to the Port of Anchorage.
Judge moves to end oversight in prison conditions case
JUNEAU (AP) -- Direct court oversight of Alaska's prison system would end under a judge's ruling in favor of a new law passed by the Legislature, the Department of Corrections said Tuesday.
State gives final approval to True North gold mine
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- The state has approved a $30 million gold mine named True North for development near Fairbanks.
AIDEA plans to pay dividend
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority plans to pay a $17.5 million dividend to the state treasury next year, based on its fiscal 2000 profit of $35.6 million.
Charges to be dismissed after death of defendant in murder case
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Charles Smithart died over the weekend of lung cancer, which means he won't be facing another trial on charges he raped and killed 11-year-old Mandy Lemaire near Tazlina nearly a decade ago.
Native corporation to end Cube Cove logging
PETERSBURG (AP) -- After 20 years of logging at Cube Cove on Admiralty Island, the Shee Atika Native Corp. plans to halt logging operations and sell the property back to the federal government.
Fairbanks high school senior dies in snowboarding accident
FAIRBANKS (AP) -- A Lathrop High School senior died a day after fracturing his skull while snowboarding off a ramp near his home.
Commercial fishers could see higher individual quotas
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Commercial halibut fishers who hold individual fishing quotas could see an increase in their catch limits.
Fish and Wildlife Service offers reward for eagle shooting
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Federal officials are investigating the shooting of an eagle Dec. 10 on a road near Mile 88 of the Parks Highway.
Fares aboard state ferries could be going up
JUNEAU (AP) -- Fares aboard state ferries could increase 10 percent for passengers and 5 percent for vehicles next summer.
Nearly 70 percent of rural homes have water and sewer
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Rural Alaska homes with water and sewer service increased 3 percent since last year to 69 percent, according to the Department of Environmental Conservation.
Lawsuits filed to stop McCovey project
FAIRBANKS (AP) -- A lawsuit was filed by seven Inupiat Eskimos who are seeking to prevent exploratory drilling on the offshore McCovey Prospect in the Beaufort Sea.
Bethel woman killed in Anchorage accident
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- A Bethel woman was killed in an accident on the Old Seward Highway when the car she was riding in spun into oncoming traffic.
Mastriano named to head of Division of Labor Standards and Safety
JUNEAU (AP) -- Richard Mastriano, a wage and hour specialist with the state, is the new director of the Alaska Division of Labor Standards and Safety.
Alyeska offloading berth returns to service
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Berth 4 at Alyeska's marine terminal in Valdez returned to service Saturday.
Stevens' buyout plan may help Alaska crabbers
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Alaska crab fishermen are hoping a $100 million boat buyback program steered through Congress by Sen. Ted Stevens last week might save them from mass bankruptcy because of crashing crab stocks in the Bering Sea.
EPA charges seafood processors with polluting Alaska waters
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Three Alaska seafood processing companies have been charged with violating terms of the Clean Water Act.
Teen-age unknown wins Henry Hahn 200 sled dog race
FAIRBANKS (AP) -- Teen-ager Jessica Hendricks won the Henry Hahn 200 sled dog race.
Stuck float valve causes spill at DOT camp
FAIRBANKS (AP) -- A trench was being dug Tuesday to try and recover thousands of gallons of spilled fuel near the Sag River.
Alaska's electors cast their ballots in Anchorage
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- There were no surprises as Alaska's three electors gathered Monday to cast their ballots for President-elect George W. Bush and Vice President-elect Dick Cheney.
Baby dies in traffic accident
ANCHORAGE (AP) -- A car crash on the Palmer-Wasilla Highway killed a seven-month-old infant Monday.
Toxic fumes vented from state office building
JUNEAU (AP) -- Workers have ventilated a state office building enough to clear harmful amounts of diesel fumes, but the full scope of the damage caused by a weekend fuel spill won't be clear for days, state officials said Tuesday.
Alaska in for $250 million share of omnibus budget bill
FAIRBANKS (AP) -- The fisheries industry and social programs aimed at villages across Alaska were the state's largest beneficiaries in the omnibus budget bill approved by Congress last week.
Around the Peninsula
Chamber luncheon held todayBook club to meet Board meeting slated Phillips to speak at chamber luncheonComplete survey to win prizeStill time to get a Christmas tree
Community Calendar
The Community Calendar lists events and meetings of nonprofit organizations. Deadline for submissions is noon the preceding day. To have your event listed, or to change any information, call 283-7551 or fax 283-3299.
Around the Peninsula
Anchor Point Chamber hosts Rep. PhillipsHospital board meets today Kenai seniors to celebrate holidays FridayString trio to entertain in Soldotna todayChristmas play in Ninilchik FridaySoldotna chamber calendars availableFirewood area openBecome an exchange student host parent
Community Calendar
The Community Calendar lists events and meetings of nonprofit organizations. Deadline for submissions is noon the preceding day. To have your event listed, or to change any information, call 283-7551 or fax 283-3299.
Three die in collision on Seward Highway
A Kenai man and a Seward couple were killed Saturday after a two-car, head-on collision on the Seward Highway.
Alaska's electors cast their ballots in Anchorage
Dianna Rose's big blue eyes gleam as she joyfully plays with her mother in their home. The 3-year-old seems to be a positively normal little girl until her shirt uncovers her abdomen while she stands on her head.
Pretty as a 'Rose' Three-year-old blossoms, thanks to modern technology
Dianna Rose's big blue eyes gleam as she joyfully plays with her mother in their home. The 3-year-old seems to be a positively normal little girl until her shirt uncovers her abdomen while she stands on her head.
Food bank hungry for donations, director
For the second time in less than a year, the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank board of directors must undertake the chore of finding a new executive director.
Photo Feature:Green with Envy
Peter Mueller of Sterling secures a Christmas tree to the top of his vehicle after making a purchase from a stand in the parking lot at Three Bears in Kenai.
Judge moves to end oversight of prison conditions
JUNEAU -- Direct court oversight of Alaska's prison system would end under a judge's ruling in favor of a new law passed by the Legislature, the Department of Corrections said Tuesday.
Quartz Creek project on tap
Biologists say the natural revegetation of a gravel pit by Quartz Creek could take 15 or 20 years. Apply people power, though, and the area could be replanted next year.
Neither snow nor sleet keeps bird lovers inside Christmas count goes on despite wintry weather
Wind, snow, ice and too much to do: about 10 people ignored all that Sunday to take part in the Soldotna portion of the 101st Audubon Christmas Bird Count.
A tradition for the birds
This is a season of traditions -- holidays, holy days, family visits or bowl games. One group with its own special event of the season is bird watchers.
Let the sun shine in
Happy Zagmuk to you. Or Merry Saturnalia?
Benny Brooke Kerns
Homer resident Benny Brooke Kerns died Saturday, Dec. 16, 2000, in Homer. He was 60.
Jose Bravo
Kenai resident Jose G. Bravo, died Saturday, Dec. 16, 2000, at mile 34.5 of the Seward Highway in an automobile accident. He was 76.
Letters to the Editor
Wrong message being sent to young girls
Letters to the Editor
Supreme Court made mockery of American democracy
What others say
McCain right to press case for campaign finance reform bill
Sisters appreciate assist from foundation
Special interest money is real drug problem
Americans pay up to twice as much for the same drugs sold in other countries, including Canada.
Bad advice for the president-elect
It's not that we haven't seen this before when Republicans have won the White House.
Money, power still at heart of European Union controversies
Despite President Chirac's clumsy performance and an attempted revolt by the smaller members, the longest EU summit ever has at least produced agreement on institutional reform. As usual, however, settling the core arguments about influence over EU policy, and thus over money, has been like squaring the circle.
We need a little Christmas
Haul out the holly. After this spectacle of a presidential election, we need a little Christmas.
Pets of the Week Soldotna
The Soldotna Animal Shelter has a selection of both male and female kittens to choose from this week.
WolfLine offers students more than registration
Services are now available online through WolfLine. This includes getting your grades or unofficial transcripts by accessing your current personal information, as well as your account summary.
School News
North Star Elementary Soldotna Elementary Tustumena Elementary Kenai Central High SchoolNikiski Middle-Senior High SchoolNinilchik School Cook Inlet AcademyWings Christian AcademySoldotna Cooperative Preschool
Around the District
Peninsula schools continue vacation Seward High announces Students of the MonthChallenger Center offers holiday programsEssay contest focuses on ConstitutionRegister soon for college board testsSchool board seeks new member
After the Bell team attends conference
Representatives of After the Bell and Boys and Girls Club of the Kenai Peninsula recently joined more than 500 other youth development professionals to talk about the most pressing issues facing America's children after school hours.
Breaking for fun
Working quickly to beat the setting sun, Tim Bullock, 15, and Emilee Bunker, 12, dig out snow caves in McCammon, Idaho, over the weekend.
Senior Menus
Homer KenaiNikiski SewardSoldotnaSterling
Alone for the holidays
'The loss of a spouse, friends or social network leaves you with nowhere to go. The holidays remind you of happier times when you had a lot of people around you.'
Senior Briefs
Forget-Me-Not Care Center Homer KenaiNikiski NinilchikSoldotnaSeward
Williams nets 14 as Stars keep unbeaten record intact
The Soldotna boys basketball team continued a string of strong early season play Tuesday, defeating Cook Inlet Academy 80-35 at the Grace Christian Tournament in Anchorage.
Astros give $85 million to hang on to Bagwell
NEW YORK (AP) -- The Baltimore Orioles finally made some moves on the free-agent market Tuesday, agreeing to a $28 million, four-year contract with first baseman David Segui and a $9.6 million, two-year deal with pitcher Pat Hentgen.
Boozer perfect in Duke victory
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Carlos Boozer made all 11 of his shots for 22 points, and Mike Dunleavy Jr. added 18 in his homecoming as Duke routed the University of Portland 97-64.
Williams pours in 30 points to lead SoHi boys to victory
Shaun Williams poured in 30 points as Soldotna defeated Sitka 70-53 at the three-day Grace Christian Tournament in Anchorage.
Capitals can't survive Sharks' attack
WASHINGTON -- Todd Harvey had his first hat trick in more than five years as the San Jose Sharks beat Washington 5-3 on Monday night and ended the Capitals' nine-game home unbeaten streak.
Williams pours in 30 points to lead SoHi boys to victory
Shaun Williams poured in 30 points as Soldotna defeated Sitka 70-53 at the three-day Grace Christian Tournament in Anchorage.
Wake Forest routs Radford
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Josh Howard had a career-high 22 points and No. 6 Wake Forest kept its defensive streak alive in a 92-52 victory over Radford on Monday night.
Lemieux gets in his first practice
Penguins Hall of Famer and owner Mario Lemieux takes a practice shot at goaltender Rich Parent near the end of his first practice with the team in Canonsburg, Pa., on Tuesday.
Dunn deal: Bucs run past Rams
TAMPA, Fla. -- The St. Louis Rams could not defend Warrick Dunn, Shaun King and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and now might not get a chance to defend their Super Bowl title.
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Press release for Beach Park Middle School
NASA Astronaut/Engineer/Education Director to Speak at Global Finals Leland Melvin (bio at http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/Bios/htmlbios/melvin.html) has accepted our speaking invitation and he will also be available to sign autographs for the DIers. Leland is an accomplished engineer and astronaut.
Nominations are still being accepted for the Say Yes! To Youth Success campaign.
Diana Baldi, a Libertyville resident and a co-chairwoman of the campaign, said the campaign is a way to honor local children and teens for their positive actions.
- October press release for Construction Challenge
- Registration opens for AEM's 2011 "Construction Challenge" teen competition! Read the News Release
- Article about 1st place Global team from Quest Academy
- Globals 2010 Youtube video from Caruso Middle School, Deerfield, IL
- Article about one of our wonderful team participants, Wes Anderson, who organized a bike safety ride in his hometown of Galesburg.
- Article about Caruso MS teams, members of Team Illinois 2010!
- Article about Libertyville School District "Target Seekers", members of Team Illinois 2010!
- Article about student teams from Little Fort Elementary School and Waukegan High School, members of Team Illinois 2010!
- Article and picture of Whittier Elementary School, members of Team Illinois 2010!
- Newspaper articles and pictures of ROWVA JHS team, members of Team Illlinois 2010!
- Newspaper article and picture of Gurnee Grade School D56 team, members of Team Illinois 2010!
- Newspaper article and picture of Wilson Word Wrappers, Project Outreach members of Team Illinois 2010!
- Join Dr. Wadell Brooks Sr. in his radio interview for Lake County Illinois Community segment on WKRS as he gets inspired by the story of the Neal Math and Science Academy students on their Destination ImagiNation Project Outreach team.
- Illinois Destination ImagiNation at the Annual DuPage Engineers Week
- Illinois was the featured Affiliate in January 2010 issue of By DI-sign, published by Destination ImagiNation.
- Theater and Science DO Mix! Article about Science Chicago partnering between DI and the Goodman Theater
- Pioneer Press article about Destination ImagiNation Instant Challenge Day at St. Patricks's School in Wadsworth, IL
- American Society of Civil Engineers article spotlighting the Chicago Construction Challenge Rally
- 2009-2010 Print Ad for ILDI, spotlighting our many workshops for hire. Appearing in the Midwest Directory for Assemblies
- Science Chicago Thanks DI!
- DI and Motorola Champion the Innovation Generation: Inspiring Chicagoland's Future Scientists and Engineers
- DI eXtreme Rally is a Success in Chicago


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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has declared his current squad the best he's had at Old Trafford.
Fergie thinks the Community Shield clash will be even more competitive than the FA Cup final in May - when Didier Drogba's extra-time goal won it for Chelsea.
Fergie said: "I don't think you can avoid that because we will be up against a team that will be battling against us for the top honours.
"I couldn't get any more out of some of my players.
"They had been playing at an incredibly high standard every week with the title in the balance and were dead on their feet.
"The other thing that didn't help was the Wembley pitch which was also a bit dead.
"Being a new pitch, they had problems with it and it didn't help the speed of the game.
"But the pitch has had time to settle and I'm sure this will be a much better game."
Fergie, who has been at United for nearly 21 years, added: "In terms of sheer talent, this is probably the best squad I've had during my time at the club.
"But the name of the game is winning. We want to win games as well as play entertaining football.
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Arsenal superkid signing Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admits he grew up idolising Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola.
The 17-year-old grew up idolising the little Blues genius after his dad Mark Chamberlain reckoned his was the man to watch.
Oxlade-Chamberlain, who joined the Gunners for £15million from Southampton, told The Sun: "I always liked Zola because he was a smaller player like me.
"He was so good on the ball and could score all sorts of goals. I had his picture on my wall at home.
"He used to have a great partnership going with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink and if I could be as good as Zola I'd be very happy indeed.
"I like the small forwards and, obviously, Lionel Messi is the best in the world - in fact he's out of this world.
"I doubt I'll ever be as good as him though."
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Silent Space
Logan Botanic Garden Thurs 15 Mar — Thurs 15 Nov 2018
Silent Space
Flora of Northern Vietnam Exhibition
Logan Botanic Garden Tues 1 May — Tues 31 July 2018
Vietnam Expedition
Kalamkari at Dawyck
Dawyck Botanic Garden Sun 6 May — Sun 5 Aug 2018
'Kalamkari at Dawyck' is an exhibition of work inspired by Dawyck Botanic Garden and the natural landscape.
The Lost Words
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Sat 19 May — Sun 2 Sept 2018
Taking the form of both an exhibition and a book, The Lost Words celebrates the relationship between language and the living world, and of nature's power to spark the imagination.
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As a PHP developer I recognise that I'm not as opinated as I should be. When someone asks me "Why I've choose PHP" I just say that it's because it was the first language I've deep into and I've keep developing myself into PHP (it's what it allows me to develop more in less time). Once you know a language and you have enough knowledge is interesting to move into other languages so you can open your mind and get a better understanding of your preferred language (exactly like learning another spoken language). I hope I can learn any other language soon ;)
I'm going to summarize some pros and cons from PHP as a interesting excersise for myself:
- Documentation: At the beginning is difficult to get use to (like any other documentation) but when you are into it, it's pretty handy. My usual searches on google are "php array functions" or "php string functions". A good point is allowing the comments from the users, some of them really interesting.
- Easy to start: It's easy to install WAMP (on Windows) or using php on cli with *NIX. There are lots of tutorials and all-known open source projects to look at the source code to learn more (WordPress, Drupal, etc.). Furthermore, you can got a cheap host easily.
- Web optimized: Really easy to access to GET and POST variables and by default there is a direct map between the file and the URL. This kind of things make it easy to learn.
- Right model: Requests are isolated from other requests and if it goes wrong, that is too isolated, which means that you can leak memory, have terrible bugs or infinite loops and you will not kill your server beause Apache is on top of that.
- Scaling: Is relative common knowledge to scale PHP, you can search on Internet and you will find lots of tutorials, tips, etc.
- Error handling: There is more than a single way to handling errors: trigger_error(), Exceptions and returning codes. Not having a unique and organized way make libraries mix all of this methods and sometimes makes it difficult to trap.
- Too many falses: Not having a typed variables makes all this expressions evaluate as false: null, false, empty string, zero, the string containing '0' and empty array.
- Initialization: There is a lot of things that can be modified on the php.ini and it could change from server to server. Not a big pain but should be aware.
- Returning arrays: If a function returns an array you have to assign it to a variable before accessing an element, you can't just add an index after the function call.
- No multiple inheritance: PHP doesn't support multiple inheritance.
- Evolving language: The fact that it's evolving and having new features in each release has other constraints: "register_globals" ("script.php?auth=1″ sets $auth as TRUE by default), "magic_quotes" (that's not for security and people is relying on that) and "PHP4's object reference model" (where references didn't point to the object, they were pointing to the variable).
- Others: Lack of case sensitivity ("$variable" is the same than "$VaRiaBLe"), needle and haystack vs haystack and needle in different array methods, having to use "array()" instead of just "[]".


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Originally posted by SmokeytheHair
Another cool pic of Mars from the site you got your post from.
Originally posted by amari
Originally posted by SmokeytheHair
Another cool pic of Mars from the site you got your post from.
This Link to the Mars photo is the region I call M87 and if you look real
close toward the bottom left upward from the bottom about 2 inches
you will clearly see the black letter M with black numbers 8 and 7 next
to the M on the surface of Mars. What is within this photo if you look
real close are statues that are camouflaged within what looks to be
vegetation or trees. ^Y^
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Well done Blackout.
You spent a great dealing of time making this thread for us, and I certainly appreciate it.
By the way, why does NASA want a touch down here? Is there something more than meets the eye?
...many photographs showing trees and stuff...
Hopefully one day we can man a mission to mars, and hopefully it will be televised LIVE.
Originally posted by SpaceMonkeys
I've seen those images debunked in previous threads by showing colour photos of different types of terrain on mars. Mars has all sorts of strange terrain and there are many examples of how the rocky terrain on mars looks exactly like the "glass tubes" and also the "trees and shrubs". I too believed at one point that I was seeing huge trees and glass tubes. But when it was being discussed on another thread, colour photographs of mars's terrain were being shown and it became clear to me how they were nothing but an optical illusion. They're just interesting formations of rock and sand shaped and molded by water which was once there. It's amazing the interesting shapes water can carve into rocks.


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Sexual Harm Prevention Orders and Sexual Risk Orders were introduced by the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014. They replace the previous Sexual Offences Prevention Orders, Risk of Sexual Harm Orders and Foreign Travel Orders which were introduced by the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
Sexual Risk Orders can be made where a person has done an act of a sexual nature as a result of which there is reasonable cause to believe that it is necessary for such an order to be made, even if they have never been convicted. They replace the previous Risk of Sexual Harm Orders.
The court needs to be satisfied that the order is necessary for protecting the public, or any particular members of the public, from sexual harm from the defendant; or protecting children or vulnerable adults generally, or any particular children or vulnerable adults, from sexual harm from the defendant outside the United Kingdom.
The Orders prohibit the defendant from doing anything described in the order, and can include a prohibition on foreign travel (replacing Foreign Travel Orders which were introduced by the Sexual Offences Act 2003).
A prohibition contained in a Sexual Risk Order has effect for a fixed period, specified in the order, of not less than 2 years, or until further order. The Order may specify different periods for different prohibitions.
Failure to comply with a requirement imposed under an Order is an offence punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment.


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Big Four dominate the weekend's proceedings
On Saturday the Big Four underlined what they mean to the Premier League with only their matches containing any goals. The other four matches on Saturday all finished goalless. With all Big Four winning the title continues to appear to be a four horse race, at least for now. Following a tremendous performance at Middlesbrough, Chelsea are still favourites and were shortened for the title from evens to 10/11. Man Utd are really starting to hit form and despite a gallant defensive effort by West Brom they eventually collapsed and Man Utd's attacking prowess was for all to see with four goals in the last 34 minutes. They remain as second favourites at 15/8 with Liverpool (6/1) and Arsenal (8/1) trying desperately to make sure they can at least prove competitive all season long.
Over the course of the weekend fifth favourites Man City drifted from 66/1 to 100/1 following a disappointing 2-2 draw against struggling Newcastle who were down to ten men for the vast majority of the match.
That spirited draw by Joe Kinnear's Newcastle saw them lengthen to 3/1 in the relegation market. Fellow crisis club, Tottenham, failed to win yet again. This time it was away to relegation favourites Stoke (2/7). Spurs were cut from 5/1 to 11/4 for the drop. Surely they are too good to go down? But apparently so were West Ham in 2003 and Leeds in 2004.
At the other end of the table the fairytale continues for Hull City as a fourth match against London opposition meant a fourth win and they maintained their position among the big boys in third place. As a result they can now be backed at 11/5 for the drop. No one realistically expects them to crack the top four in their first season, but in the betting without the Big Four they have been shortened to 25/1 after starting the season as 200/1 shots.


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text: I've watched that video several times. To me most of his good plays come when he is delivering blows in the run game or playing as the extra man in the box. His INT against Penn St. is a gimme on an under thrown halfback pass. You see him cover the TE well in man coverage, but that Penn St. TE is not athletic. Against UT he does have one play when he matches up on the slot guy and shows good footwork and coverage skills. I just haven't seen enough of that to throw my full support behind him. Also not knowing how fast/quick he really is makes it harder for me to jump on his bandwagon. If we truly stick with the bigger is better at DE/DT then we shouldn't need an in the box safety. If we decide to go with smaller, quicker DE like Mathis then it makes more sense to have a thumper type at SS. Bob Sanders was a key part to the Colts run game because the DEs were focused on the pass rush.


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Olympian Beethoven
Beethoven Symphonies 1
3.10.2012, 8 p.m.,
Beethovenhalle Beethovenhalle Wachsbleiche 1653111BonnOlympian Beethoven
Viviane Hagner
Philharmonia Orchestra London
Esa-Pekka Salonen (Conductor)
Ludwig van Beethoven:
Symphony No. 1 in C major op. 21
Unsuk Chin:
Concerto for violin and orchestra (Asia)
Ludwig van Beethoven:
Symphony no. 7 in A major, op. 92
Olympian Beethoven
This year's cycle of the nine Beethoven symphonies was planned in association with the Beethovenfest Bonn and is special for two reasons. Firstly, while Esa-Pekka Salonen is beginning and ending with the first and ninth symphonies respectively, he is otherwise breaking with the usual chronological order. Secondly, he is combining the Beethoven symphonies with contemporary works, each from a different continent, and is thus pointing to the influence of music as a global phenomenon – in line with the idea of the Olympic Games, which are being held in Summer 2012 in London, the orchestra's home base.
Additional Information:
The events of the r esidency of the Philharmonia Orchestra can be booked together at a discount.
Subscription prices: € 390; 330; 270; 210; 150
"For 8 at 8" Non-bookable reserved seats for students.
7.30 pm
Orchestra Portrait "All Ears for Half"
This concert is part of the Residency of the Philharmonia Orchestra.
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Asbury Staff and Students Create Lewis Documentary
Asbury University's Lewis Scholar Dr. Devin Brown and Media Communication Professor Greg Bandy have been busy for six months, working on a new documentary, "C. S. Lewis: Why He Matters Today."
The documentary focuses on three key worldview themes that Lewis communicated so well:
- Reclaiming Christian Reason
- Rediscovering Christian Imagination
- Restoring a Christian Vision of Humanity (our eternal significance)
The documentary is divided into five segments that can be shown in a variety of teaching settings, and each segment only runs 3-5 minutes.
"We have some great insights from keen minds like Chuck Colson, Tim and Kathy Keller, Doug Gresham and Eric Metaxas, to name a few," says Bandy. "Chuck Colson probably started my inspiration on this more than 30 years ago as a grad student when I read in his book, 'Born Again' that Lewis' 'Mere Christianity' had helped lead him to his conversion.
"We have some great scholars, writers and creative leaders weighing in on this piece. I think a broad audience will find it engaging."
The documentary can be found on NarniaFaith.com. Grace Hill Media created the site to provide teaching materials and, of course, some movie magic, to church leaders. All of the online materials are free.
"Our goal in assisting Grace Hill Media is to help people celebrate the legacy of great writing that Lewis left us," says Bandy. "We also encouraged Grace Hill to get people to put together a Narnia Night (as we do at Asbury University) to bring attention to Lewis' treasure of writings.
"As the excitement mounts about the release of 'The Voyage of the Dawn Treader' this month, we want to remind people why Lewis wrote these terrific books, whether it was delightful children's books or apologetic masterpieces."
A DVD of the documentary will be released after the first of the year.
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This week marked a very important event in what is a very important year for vitamins - the 100th anniversary of their discovery. The International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF), with the assistance of DSM, has just launched a major mapping exercise designed to better understand the global vitamin D situation. The conclusion is clear: it's time to bring the "sunshine vitamin" out of the shadows.
Before we explore the findings and their significance it's important to remind ourselves of the role that vitamin D plays in human health. Vitamin D is essential for building and maintaining healthy bones and muscle strength, and we all need it in early childhood to prevent rickets, and throughout adulthood for healthy bones, and especially into old age to avoid osteoporosis.
So what do the maps tell us? Well, for a start, they provide the most complete picture yet of the global vitamin D deficiency situation. Unfortunately, this picture confirms many of our worst fears about vitamin D.
More than a third of people worldwide, in both the developing and industrialized world, are lacking in vitamin D, with, for example, an estimated 50 -70 % of the European adult population having insufficient vitamin D levels. And Asia, with a few exceptions - Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam - showed a widespread insufficient vitamin D status across different countries. Despite sunlight being the main source of vitamin D, even in sunny countries and regions such as India and the Middle East, Vitamin D levels are generally low and below recommended levels. It also confirms the elderly as a population group that is particularly vulnerable to deficiency.
This raises some fundamental questions. Firstly, we are faced with numerous global health problems, so how "major" is vitamin D? And, secondly, what should be done about it?
The latest estimate is that 9 million osteoporotic fractures occur worldwide every year, and in the European Union (EU) someone has a fracture as a result of osteoporosis every 30 seconds. With an ageing population, the yearly incidence of hip fracture alone in the EU is expected to more than double over the next decade.
So if we are agreed that the human costs of vitamin D deficiency are unacceptable and we must act now to address it, what form should this action take?
There are two main sources of Vitamin D; people's diet; and, the most important source, sunlight. The solution would therefore appear to be fairly straightforward: ensure that people get enough vitamin D through exposure to sunlight and their diet. The reality is somewhat different.
Although it is possible to meet vitamin D needs through diet, the reality is that even if you eat all the right foods this is still difficult to achieve. This is compounded by the fact that for cultural, economic and practical reasons not everybody can have access to, or would want to eat, enough of the right vitamin rich foods. I am a big fan of eggs - but I would not, for example, want to eat 40 a day to reach my recommended daily intake! And many people cannot access or afford the fatty fish that are the best source of vitamin D.
Again, you would have thought that getting enough vitamin D through sun exposure would be pretty straightforward; however, as the Maps confirm, it is anything but. There are many reasons for this, including: geographical location (poor UVB at higher latitudes), lack of sun during winter months, wearing concealing clothing and modern lifestyles with limited outdoor activity. And, of course, we also need to be very careful about sun exposure. So whilst the increasing use of sun screen protects our skin, it also limits our capacity to produce vitamin D.
Various socio-economic and demographic developments are also working against our ability to generate vitamin D. You can see this in countries such as India, where the shift from an agrarian to a more modern and diversified economy means that people are spending less time working outside and more of their time in offices and factories. Our ageing populations are creating additional challenges in relation to vitamin D. This is partly because the capacity of elderly people to generate vitamin D through sunlight deteriorates with age, but also because more and more are house-bound or living in institutional settings. Too many are quite literally living in the shadows.
Diet and sunlight exposure are therefore key to combating vitamin D deficiency, and awareness of their importance has to be raised, but an effective strategy has to take account of their limitations and find additional ways to close the vitamin D gaps. This is where food fortification and supplements become so important.
The research shows that in the US, where certain foods such as milk, yoghurt, juices and cereals are routinely fortified with vitamin D, the overall vitamin D status is significantly higher compared to other regions. There are other factors involved, of course, but I don't think this is a coincidence.
And vitamin D supplements have been found to reduce the risk of falls and hip fractures by 30%, safely and inexpensively. The IOF recommends vitamin D supplementation for everyone over the age of 60 - around 75% of hip fractures occur in people 65 years and older - as well as for those who are known to be deficient or at high risk of osteoporosis.
The maps also tell us that significant gaps exist in our knowledge and understanding of vitamin D status between and within different countries and regions. The data is, for example, limited for Africa, Central and South America. And, in terms of population groups, the most striking data gaps are found in children and adolescents. Just as my company DSM supported the mapping work of the IOF, we will work with all relevant stakeholders to ensure that these gaps are filled.
When I step back and think about the mapping exercise and what it all means, I am torn between two emotions: frustration on the one hand, and optimism on the other. Frustration that even 100 years on from the first discovery of vitamins, people around the world are still frequently not getting enough of the vitamins that they need and suffer unnecessarily because of this.
Yet I am also optimistic that if action is taken to take the "sunshine vitamin" out of the shadows through greater awareness, an increase in the recommended intake, fortifying more foods, enabling proper access to supplements, and educating consumers about their choices, then this is a battle that we can win.


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"Tears become ideas." -Steven Feld
The lamenting tradition is prominent in societies all over the world--Greece, Finland, Morocco, India, Saudi Arabia, etc. I, however, am only familiar with the Egyptian tradition.
At funerals, professional lamenters are paid to sing songs of lament for the deceased, accompanied by drummers, beating to the rhythm of the song. The performance is absolutely mesmerizing. The lamenter is seen almost as an ethereal medium, communicating grief and passion to the dead. Eyes wild and staring into space, the fluid voice quavering and swaying with grief, she seems to transcend worlds. Even her weeping has a pattern, with a range of pitches.
A soloist sings a phrase, which is repeated by chorus members. The chorus complements the singer with gestures, monologues, and musical sobbing in between the intensifying laments. Gradually the song reaches a crescendo, at which point all other women present at the funeral are free to project their grief with no limits.
It is interesting that lamenters are always female. According to some scholars, mourning brings about "bonding through shared suffering." Women, associated with birth ("life-givers") and love, are consequently seen as the authorities on death and pain, too.
In Egypt, the songs are always improvised and powerfully poetic. Here are a few rather beautiful laments (made up at the moment they were recorded) I found in my book Children in the Muslim Middle East.
Lament for a young son who fell from a roof
My son's wrist bindings are white
I save them to help me with my fate.
A pearl necklace was cut from me.
Where is the beloved who searches for it?
Where is the dear one who searches well?
My precious bracelet fell from the roof.
Your mother searches, your father is helpless.
I saw your father coming into the courtyard.
My powerful amulet fell from me.
I saw your father running into the courtyard.
My powerful amulet fell into the well.
I saw children playing with palm leaves,
wearing caps, heads shaven.
I saw children playing outside--
I covered my eyes and said, "God's will."
A row of children in the alley met me.
I covered my eyes and said "It hurts me."
Say God's name over him, O tomb's worm.
Say God's name, O short-tailed maggot,
Say God's name when he gets up at night!
Mother, look at the gravedigger lowering me,
My father walked away and left me.
Your white skin like paper in candlelight.
Your beautiful face, praise its Creator!
If I say, O my son, my heart is torn,
the dust weeps: your beloved is with us.
If I say, O my son, my guts are cut up,
the dust weeps: your beloved is among us.
My children are the rings for my hands,
the silvereyes--kohl-stick for my eyes.
Children are beautiful, their bodies beautiful,
Happy mother who lives for them,
I search for you in all corners,
I tell myself that they were here,
there were three--and where is the third?
The evil eye possessed you.
When you fell, you said, "O master,
O pardon, O Lord, I am only a young boy."
Lament for her dead daughter
I want my daughter to wash my corpse,
To drape my garment and arrange the shroud.
I want her to reach my age: she will rest
My head on her lap, and she will groom me.
I want my daughter to turn
My dead body towards Mecca.
Pain came to me filling my ribs.
My beloved cannot hear my omplain,
She does not know my loss.
I dressed her in red and she exhaled
The fragrance of rose. I made her beautiful.
No-one was with me.
Come near me. Let me wrap your head.
I will loosen the rishrish beads on your shoulder.
Come near me. Let me braid your hair.
I will unbind it.
I will loosen the hair across your back.
Lament for a drowned child
O father of children, your children lie broken,
A flood descended drowning them.
If only they were absent, instead of dead!
We would swear silence until they returned.
I went to the graveyard in torn garments,
no stairs, no window there.
I was drawn to the graveyard, longing drew me,
no stairs leading me to them.
Watchman of the river, o sleeper!
I swear by your youth, bring about my drowned child.
I will gave you whales and fish.
I will gave you he who casts the net.
Everyone left, yet I stand by the Nile.
Captain! Where has my son gone?
They left me a remnant of a home,
as if I were a scrap forgotten by the carpenter.
La*ment"er (), n.
One who laments.
© Webster 1913.
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Weekly Shopping UpdateMarch 20, 2013
While there is fresh snow on the ground, today is still the first day of Spring (woot, hopefully it's all smooth sailing from here). With Spring and Summer on my mind, the Forever 21 Nautical Striped Shift Dress climbed to the top of my "keep" list. Though the shape is baggy, I think it works for the style and there are even side pockets (which make this an instant winner). I am keeping this dress and will be adding my own flair to it (front pockets, bows allover, the possibilities are endless).
The dress is unlined and 100% cotton (will probably shrink to fit a 3-year-old toddler if you machine wash it in hot water). It measures 30.5" long, 17" across the bust (probably the slimmest part of the dress), and 15" across the shoulder.
|Size S / Dark Navy
I need another polka dot dress like I need a hole in the head but really liked the scoop neckline and shoulder-covering sleeves on the Forever 21 Essential Polka Dot Sheath Dress that Jean had recommended (I agree with some of the reviewers in that it runs smaller than usual). The XS fits me well in the torso but has a looser-fitting bottom which doesn't bother me. I ordered this item as a filler for free shipping but may keep it because I have a soft spot for polka dots (and it's been a while since I last found something I liked this much from Forever 21).
The dress in XS measures 35" in length, 16" across the bust, 13" across the waist, and 17.5" across the hips. The shell is 70% cotton and 30% polyester and the lining is 100% polyester (dry clean only).
Polka dot dresses are not in short supply at Forever 21; there are currently several styles online: Polka Dot & Crochet Dress, Essential Polka Dot Georgette Dress, Belted Polka Dot Shirtdress, Polka Dot Peplum Dress, High-Low Polka Dot Dress, Sleeveless Polka Dot Dress, Smocked Polka Dot Dress, Polka Dot Chiffon Dress, Cutout Polka Dot Dress, and Essential Polka Dot Shirtdress.
|Size XS / Navy
|size XS / Blue
I am a fan of J. Crew's spring collection, especially the more expensive collection pieces which I don't have the budget for. J. Crew does prints and textures well which is why it's always a treat seeing what they have to offer on the brocade, lace, tweed, and floral fronts.
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My favorite item from Ann Taylor's Spring 2013 collection is the Textured Petal Pencil Skirt. I am a big fan of the daisy lace embroidery and the fun color. The skirt is not available in petite but the length is passable on 5'2 me. The skirt in 00 measures 13.5" across the waist, 21" in length, and 15" across the hip.
This item is dry-clean only, which is to be expected from a cotton lace skirt with polyester lining (I learned my mistake the hard way).
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We're Crime Capital for Wildlife Cruelty; One in Eight Offences in the North East
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HUNDREDS of offences against animals have made the North East the wildlife crime capital of the country. Figures obtained by The Journal show that more than one in eight offences against animals in the UK took place in the Northumbria Police area.
Over a 12-month period there were 737 offences in the Northumbria Police area, including badger baiting, illegal hunting, poaching, bat persecution and hare coursing.
Wildlife officers said the number of crimes against animals in the area had risen because of the recession.
PC Andy Swinburne, wildlife crime officer for Northumberland area command, said: "I think in terms of rural and wildlife crime there has been an increase since the credit crunch.
"We are seeing a large increase in the poaching of deer which can be shot or killed by use of 'lamping' or dogs."
PC Swinburne said that lamping - where a bright light is shone into the face of an animal causing it to freeze and making it easy to kill - was the most common method used by poachers.
Meat is either stripped from the carcase at the scene or it is hidden and retrieved later on. The meat of a large male dear can be worth up to pounds 100.
PC Swinburne said: "These are commodities which are easy to sell on to outlets that are willing to take the risk of buying them."
The figures on wildlife crime between August 2008 and July this year show 27 cases of badger persecution, eight cases of bird eggs being stolen, three poisoning incidents and 135 cases of poaching, 24 of them involving the poaching of deer. …


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Towns under threat as bushfires flare up
Towns in Tasmania's south are being hit by bushfires which are burning out of control.
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The Tasmania Fire Service has issued an Emergency Warning for a fire at Forcett, while a bushfire at Lake Repulse has been downgraded to a Watch and Act.
The fire is currently directly impacting on Dodges Ferry.
This area will be affected by fire, smoke and ash, as far north as Carlton.
The Tasmania Fire Service advises if you plan to leave, leave now.
The fire is now impacting the community of Primose Sands and Connellys Marsh and it is too late to leave. Carlton River Road is now inpassable and not safe.
Your Nearby Safer Place has been identified as the beach at Connellys Marsh or Primrose Sands Beach.
Dunalley, Primrose Sands, Murdunna, Sommers Bay, Eagle Hawk Neck, Doo Town and surrounds are being impacted by fire now.
Embers are now falling on this area.
For those in the area, there are community fire refuges at Sorell Memorial Hall 47 Cole Street, SORELL and Tasman Civic Centre Clarke Street, NUBEENA.
The beach at Primrose Sands has been identified by the TFS as a nearby safer place though there may not be any emergency service personnal there for assistance.
The fire is now also impacting the community of Connellys Marsh and it is too late to leave, a nearby safer place has been identified as the beach at Connellys Marsh.
TFS officer Andrew McGuiness urges locals to take action now, but it is highly likely that it may be too late to evacuate some areas.
"We would like to see people looking for a nearby safer place or seeking refuge in ther homes," he says.
The TFS says it is too late to leave the Tasman Peninsula below Dunalley and people should move south down the peninsula away from the fire towards Nubeena.
ABC News says reports are coming in of at least two houses destroyed in Dunalley.
Smoke from the Forcett fire is covering most of Hobart in a brown haze.
The 454 hectare Lake Repulse fire will impact people at the Meadowbank Ski Club and shacks in the surrounding area immediately.
The fire may affect the areas of Ellendale, Gretna, Hamilton, Ouse and Meadowbank nt within 1 hour.
The fires are currently not controlled.
Locals are advised that leaving is the safest option, if the path is clear.
For the Lake Repulse are, there are community fire refuges at Ouse Hall 6955 Lyell Highway, Ouse and 'Crina' behind New Norfolk School, 103 Blair Street, New Norfolk.
Mr McGuinness says people need to be aware of spot fires moving well ahead of the main fire front.
He reiterated the message that the safest option is to leave and go to a friend or relative's place away from the affected areas, but only if the path is clear and it is safe.
"Today even well-prepared properties may not be defendable under the weather conditions we're experiencing at the moment," he says.
"It's highly likely that these fires will burn into tomorrow and it will be dependent on thee weather conditions that we get tomorrow as to how comprehensive the work we can do to these fire reaches over the next 48 hours," he says.
"Our crews are tyring to get ahead of the fire to pre-warn people as it approaches."
Tasmania Fire Service: Forcett - Emergency Alert
Tasmania Fire Service: Lake Repulse - Emergency Alert
Investigations ongoing
Tasmania Police say a campfire which was not properly put out may have sparked the Lake Repulse blaze.
Police investigating the fire say indications are that it started as a result of a campfire not properly extinguished on Wednesday night.
They are asking for the public to remain vigilant during the Total Fire Ban.
In a statement, Detective Inspector Colin Riley says careless actions can have catastrophic consequences in the current conditions.
"Detectives will investigative these scrub fires with the intent to determine the cause and if appropriate, prosecute the offenders for not only starting the fire, but any subsequent damage or injury to persons caused by the fire," he says.
Battling blazes
Firefighters continue to battle blazes across Tasmania, with many residents urged to leave their homes as a precaution.
A full list of current incidents is available on the Tasmanian Fire Service website.
Police have closed the Arthur Highway at Forcett, isolating the Tasman Peninsula.
A total fire ban is in place today for Tasmania.
Fire danger weather forecasts
The Bureau of Meterology has issued an Extreme Fire Danger Warning for the East Coast, Upper Derwent Valley and South East Tasmania.
A Severe Fire Danger is forecast for the Central North, North East, Midlands and Central Plateau.
Very High Fire Danger is forecast for King Island and Western regions.
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