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A glorious Afternoon Tea for Two with Delimann's signature Devonshire scones, Clotted Cream from Langage Farm and our award winning Strawberry Jam. To be enjoyed with a Devon baked Almond cake, refreshing West Country Afternoon Tea and a box of fine hand dipped English Chocolates. A hamper of deliciousness created for sharing!
- 2 Large Devonshire Scones - freshly baked on the day of dispatch by our local baker.
- Langage Farm Devon Clotted Cream 113g - award winning, made with the milk of Jersey and Guernsey cows.
- Delimann Extra Fruity Strawberry Jam 227g – award winning and produced in small batches for maximum flavour.
- Delimann Refreshing Afternoon Tea, 15 bags - blended in the West Country and brewed all over the country!
- Round Devon Baked Almond Cake 315g - 10cm traditional & delicious hand made local cake. Winner of Taste of the West Gold medal.
- Delimann Clotted Cream Fudge 150g - made especially for the Delimann in the West Country
- Assorted Belgian Chocolates 110g - delicious selection of milk, white and plain filled chocolates in a round cello with a ribbon and flower.
- Also includes an "Afternoon Cream Tea" instruction card on how to enjoy a Cream Tea at its best!
Each Hamper comes with your own personal message on a complimentary gift card.
Presented in a specially made Delimann hamper box, packaged with wood wool and wax paper for an authentic country feel, making it the perfect gift. If you prefer a traditional wicker hamper, this is available as an option.
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Some emails I am sending (within UK and from UK to France) are not being received at the other end. No bounces or error messages are coming back to me. Other emails I am sending to different addresses go through without a problem.
The destinations I am sending to do not have my address listed as spam or to be filtered.
I am completely baffled. Can anyone suggest a solution or way forward?
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Courts ban MBTA riders as assaults against riders, drivers increase
Aggravated assaults on MBTA up 20 percent
When Joseph Pacheco appeared in court -- charged with assaulting a young couple traveling on a Red Line train with their toddler last month – the judge ordered the 43-year-old Weymouth man held on $10,000 bail and also agreed to a request from the prosecutor.
Pacheco was banned from riding on the MBTA.
It's a request prosecutors are making routinely as assaults against riders and workers increase. Last year there were 151 aggravated assaults against T riders, up 20 percent from the year before.
More MBTA drivers are being assaulted as well, at a rate of three every week on average.
Bus driver Sharina Byrd said she was driving the No. 86 bus down Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton when a man grabbed her steering wheel.
"I thought I was going to get beat up or something," Byrd said. "It just came out of nowhere. I'm fighting for the wheel and all I could see were cars coming."
Byrd was unharmed physically, but mentally shaken.
"I think bus drivers every day, we put our lives at risk," she said.
"Judges in many cases will issue orders to individuals to stay away," said Superintendent-in-Chief Joseph O'Connor of the MBTA Transit Police
There's no exact number of banned individuals, but O'Connor said judges have imposed stay-away orders on dozens of suspects.
"We want to create a safe environment in the transit system, not only for our riders but for our employees who are doing their jobs," he said.
"We just want get people on and get them to their destination as safe as possible and go home. That's all we want to do," said Byrd.


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One Mom's Pre-Olympic Adventure in London and Paris: Part Three
After touring London, my twin boys and I head to Paris.
-Deborah Perry Piscione
After going through the rigamarole of planning the big trip and then touring London for four days, Deborah and her twins continued their kid-friendly European adventure in Paris. Read on for their wonderful experiences in the City of Light!
Day 5: Tuesday
The Eurostar to Paris
I have to admit that I am probably one of the few people in the world who is not a big fan of Paris, and I was challenged to figure out how to entertain little boys there. We were excited, however, about taking the Eurostar, the train that travels below the English Channel and arrives in Paris in about 2.5 hours. (One-way tickets starting at $57) I remember the days when, if you were a starving student, you had to bus from London to Portsmouth, take the 4-hour ferry over the English Channel, and then another bus to Paris from Cherbourg.
The Eurostar is fantastic to travel. Plus, rather than shepherding back to the airport and waiting in the lines for security and passport control, St. Pancras, the central London train station, offers the simplest pleasure of traveling from one country to another. The Eurostar trains are super clean and offer white glove food service (served at your seat), and very respectable fellow passengers – not one passenger was rudely squawking away loudly on their cell phone. I actually slept for a few blissful moments on the train.
From the train station, we regrettably took a car service on a 10-minute ride to our hotel, at the cost of a mere 130 euros — about $150 dollars! You can take a taxi for about 10 euros, so don't do what we did.
We stayed at the Hôtel du Louvre (272 euros or $337 per night for a deluxe room), which is the most charming and historical Parisian hotel right in the 1st arrondissement (district). The hotel offers an amazing all you can eat breakfast buffet for 19 euros. This is a great deal considering there were not many breakfast places nearby.
Little did we know that arrived on the inaugural day of the new French President Francois Hollande, so the madness and energy was exhilarating. The president's motorcade caravan passed by us on the street as we were trying to make our way over to the Musée d'Orsay in the midst of a hail storm. My California boys had never experienced hail so they thought it was pretty cool to be hammered by small ice particles. We wanted to see the d'Orsay because the boys were studying Van Gogh and other artists in the post-Impressionism period.
Day 6: Wednesday
Jardin Des Tuileries, making friends, a tut-tut ride, the Eiffel Tower
My original plan was to rent a car for about 59 euros and head to Giverny and Monet's Garden and then onto Versailles, but since we got to do very little in Paris the day we arrived, we decided just to walk around Paris for the day, and walk we did — about 10 miles of walking!
Since our hotel was next to The Louvre, we headed to Jardin Des Tuileries, the spectacular gardens and park in front of the Louvre. Any parent can appreciate that you can spend an enormous of amount of time and money, and your kids will find the one playground to keep them occupied for hours! Fine if we're at home, but we're in Paris, and I am not about to lose time at a playground! What was sweet, however, was watching my son Dominick befriend a French boy, and while they could not communicate verbally, they could communicate through hand signals. I think this may have been one of my most favorite moments of our trip – watching my child engage with another boy about his age, but from a completely different culture.
Nearing the end of Jardin Des Tuileries, the boys really wanted to ride in one of the tut-tut taxis which are famous in India and Thailand. Its like being in the back of a golf cart, with a "driver" on a bike in the front of it. The boys thought they looked like a ride at Disneyland and had been seeing them around in London, but I didn't want to pay the high price to ride in them. So, I asked a French tut tut driver how much he'd charge to take us to the Eiffel Tower, and he said 10 euros, so I agreed. It was the best 10 euros I spent, as we had a blast riding in the open air!
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Lac-Mégantic: More must be done to avoid another disaster, critics say
Crude oil shipments expected to triple between 2013 and 2016
Periodic flurries of federal regulation, rule-making and reassurance followed the rail disaster last July that killed 47 people, destroyed dozens of buildings and contaminated waterways in a small Quebec town.
- Lac-Mégantic: One year later
- MAP: Recent rail incidents in Canada
- Lac-Mégantic recommendations on DOT-111 tanker cars followed, says TSB
But one year after the tragedy in Lac-Mégantic, opposition MPs and a leading environmental group say still bolder steps are required to prevent another fiery and catastrophic derailment of an oil-laden train.
The quantity of oil that's moving by rail is growing by leaps and bounds, and is being carried on a system of tracks that was never intended to handle such a huge volume of dangerous goods, they warn.
"We built the railway to unite the country and we built a lot of our cities and towns and municipalities around the railway," said Liberal transport critic David McGuinty.
"If we were redesigning it today, we wouldn't be running a lot of these materials through our urban and suburban centres."
Crude oil shipments are expected to climb to more than 510,000 carloads in 2016 from 160,000 last year and just 500 in 2009, McGuinty and fellow MPs on the House of Commons transport committee heard during recent hearings.
Of the 80,000 to 100,000 DOT-111 tank cars in service across North America — the kind that ruptured in Lac-Mégantic — just 14,000 were made to current design standards.
DOT-111 cars prohibited
The federal government has prohibited use of the most vulnerable DOT-111 cars for dangerous goods, and says others that do not meet modern standards must be retrofitted or phased out within three years.
It has also strengthened emergency response requirements, and has commissioned a task force to look at further developing capacity to deal with serious accidents.
The government has ordered railways hauling dangerous goods to assess the risk of routes and reduce train speeds.
In addition, communities alongside tracks are advised of hazardous goods carried by rail, but only — apparently for security reasons — after they have already passed through town.
They're really loading the dice in favour of another Lac-Mégantic," - Keith Stewart, Greenpeace
Critics say the plan, while headed in the right direction, falls short of what's needed to ensure public safety.
"We do wonder if it's really safer, and if it deals with all the problems that were raised after Lac-Mégantic," said Hoang Mai, the NDP transport critic.
The DOT-111 cars — long flagged as troublesome — should be taken off the tracks immediately, given the escalating level of oil shipments, argued Keith Stewart, climate and energy campaigner with Greenpeace Canada.
Stewart said he believes that would mean slowing Alberta oilsands production — a move he considers reasonable in light of the risks. Otherwise, the aging tank cars will continue to snake across Canada for some time.
"They're really loading the dice in favour of another Lac-Mégantic," Stewart said. "We all hope nothing like that happens again, but it's entirely possible that it can."
Calls for better enforcement
Opposition MPs say Transport Canada hasn't done enough to ensure successful operation of the Safety Management System, or SMS, that each federal railway has been required to put in place since 2001.
Transport Canada is supposed to monitor compliance through formal SMS audits and detailed inspections.
The federal auditor general reported last fall that Transport completed just one-quarter of planned SMS audits over a three-year period, and there was little evidence that expected follow-up on shortcomings had been done.
Transport Canada told the MPs studying rail safety it would bolster audit training and procedures, improve data collection and introduce new legislation to beef up safety regulation.
Still, the committee hearings led McGuinty to believe nothing had really changed.
Mai wants Transport to play a significant role in helping railways identify alternate routes — though fewer in Canada than in the United States — that could help dangerous loads bypass populated centres.
The federal government is evading fundamental questions about how the national railway system can safely accommodate a growing number of trains pulling scores of tank cars filled with oil, McGuinty said.
"What's really required here is for the federal government to come clean on exactly what's happening. What are the trends? What are their projections? And we need to examine rail safety in its entirety."
The transport committee plans to make recommendations after hearing more witnesses this fall.


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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Letters found after an Ohio murder-suicide that killed three children indicate it was orchestrated by their grandmother and uncle, who were found dead with the youngsters in the family garage amid a disagreement over who should care for them, police said Tuesday.
Firefighters used a sledgehammer on Monday to force open a barricaded door to the garage, where a truck was running with hoses leading from the exhaust into the car that contained the bodies, police said.
Investigators said the relatives may have died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Two dogs and a cat also were found dead.
The family members were identified as 54-year-old Sandy Ford, her 32-year-old son, Andy Ford, and her grandchildren, 10-year-old Paige Hayes, 6-year-old Logan Hayes and 5-year-old Madalyn Hayes.
Until last week, the children had lived with Sandy Ford and her husband Randy at the house in a residential neighborhood close to the Michigan state line. Andy Ford also lived at the home.
Randy Ford called police Monday to say that he returned home and found suspicious notes in the house from his wife, son and grandkids. He said he wasn't able to enter the garage.
The barricaded door and the letters made it "very evident that it was a murder-suicide situation," Toledo police Sgt. Joe Heffernan said Tuesday. He wouldn't offer details about what was in the notes.
There were no signs that the children were forced into the car, he said.
Police said Sandy Ford had been distressed about a change in who was to care for her grandchildren.
Children's services representatives and a family friend said the children's mother, Mandy Hayes, had asked their grandmother to care for them about three years ago because a fourth child at the home was becoming disruptive.
But Hayes recently decided they should all return home, and the children moved back into their parents' home last week, upsetting Hayes' mother, said the friend, Cammie Turner.
"Mandy wasn't taking the kids away from her entirely," Turner said. "She wanted them home. It wasn't like she was taking them and grandma could never see them again."
Children services workers met with both sides of the family within the past week, most recently on Saturday, said Dean Sparks, executive director of Lucas County Children Services.
"We only know that there were a lot of allegations back and forth," he said, adding that the grandmother was worried about placing the children back in the home with their 9-year-old brother, who had been disruptive in the past.
But the agency had no authority to decide who should keep the children, he said, and the parents had every right to bring them back into their home.
While the children were living with their grandparents, Hayes and her husband saw them often and went on outings to parks and the zoo, Turner said.
Turner said she never saw any indication of a strained relationship between Hayes and her mother, and they never went to court over the issue of custody.
Family members declined to comment.
Doug Hall, a neighbor who lives across the street, said he saw the Fords' son and the children raking leaves last week. He said the only unusual thing he's noticed was a police car at the house last Thursday. He said he didn't know why it was there.
Another neighbor said he saw the kids helping with the yard work and playing in the leaves just a few days ago.
"One minute they're doing the leaves, and then the next there are cop cars all over," Eric Pieper said.
Associated Press writer Kantele Franko in Columbus, Ohio, contributed to this report.
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Dancer::Config::Object - Access the config via methods instead of hashrefs
version 1.3500
If "strict_config" is set to a true value in the configuration, the "config()" subroutine will return an object instead of a hashref. Instead of this: my $serializer = config->{serializer}; my $username = config->{auth}{username}; You get this: my $serializer = config->serializer; my $username = config->auth->username; This helps to prevent typos. If you mistype a configuration name: my $pass = config->auth->pass; An exception will be thrown, tell you it can't find the method name, but listing available methods: Can't locate config attribute "pass". Available attributes: password, username If the hash key cannot be converted into a proper method name, you can still access it via a hash reference: my $some_value = config->{'99_bottles'}; And call methods on it, if possible: my $sadness = config->{'99_more_bottles'}->last_bottle; Hash keys pointing to hash references will in turn have those "objectified". Arrays will still be returned as array references. However, hashrefs inside of the array refs may still have their keys allowed as methods: my $some_value = config->some_list->[1]->host;
We use the following regular expression to determine if a hash key qualifies as a method: /^[[:alpha:]_][[:word:]]*$/; Note that this means "naïve" (note the dots over the i) can be a method name, but unless you "use utf8;" to declare that your source code is UTF-8, you may have disappointing results calling "config->naïve". Further, depending on your version of Perl and the software to read your config file ... well, you get the idea. We recommend sticking with ASCII identifiers if you wish your code to be portable. Patches/suggestions welcome.
This module has been written by Alexis Sukrieh <firstname.lastname@example.com> and others, see the AUTHORS file that comes with this distribution for details.
This module is free software and is released under the same terms as Perl itself.
Dancer and Dancer::Config.
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Latest El Reg project: Rise of the Robot Sheep
Autonomous, spinning blades, made in a shed - what could go wrong?
After seven years of faithful service, my lawn-clipping droid Mowbot has had to be retired... and a replacement is hard to obtain. Rather than face an ever-growing lawn, I've decided it's time to unlock the inventing shed and seek some reader advice.
Robots were supposed to be doing pretty much all our manual labour by this point, from serving our drinks to building our houses, but even the basic task of mowing the grass is still generally being done by humans - and that has to change. So for this El Reg Special Project we'll be asking readers for help in designing, and building, a better robot lawnmower more like the one we were promised as kids.
For the best part of a decade your correspondent's first robot mower, Mowbot, has kept the lawn tidy, amused pets and frightened children in roughly equal proportions, but he's done for. Sadly it seems that while every other technology gets cheaper, or at least more feature-packed, domestic robots remain stubbornly expensive and lacking in 21st century smarts. So we're confident that with the help of El Reg's readership we can do better, and create a robot lawnmower more, er, socially aware than its peers.
Back-of-a-napkin specification
Those peers are not only ruinously expensive, but they're also distinctly lacking in innovation being limited to the usual round of cutting grass, and then cutting the cut grass again. We can't help feeling that a modern lawnmower should be able to utilise its wireless connectivity to tweet progress, report on the condition of the lawn and share its musings on the world with its peers: basically, pass the modern-day Turing test and be able to hold down a Google+ account.
Simply wandering around the garden at random seems criminally primitive; we should be able to ask for stripes on our lawn, or rude words to be inscribed in the grass. Having the day's weather forecast checked every morning might be aspirational, but we can certainly do more than wander blindly around bumping off obstacles at random.
Over the years several people have hacked together their own robotic lawnmowers*, from the original stake in the ground (around which the tethered mower spirals) to a converted Barbie jeep, and culminating in the 2002 Robocut kit. But despite a brief competitive spurt in 2007 things have slowed down considerably, and the time seems right for the unskilled and ill-informed to have a crack at applying some of the latest technology to the problem.
Wireless connectivity is obviously a must, otherwise we'll not be able to relax on the sofa with a Pimms watching the grass-level view of our robotic slave at work - but that opens up the opportunity to have the robot remotely controlled from an in-house server rather than on-board intelligence. Indeed a carefully mounted camera with a view of the garden could guide the robot to the longest grass, avoiding children, toys, or other obstacles to the perfect lawn. We feel that it would also be useful or anyway fun to be able to view a map and/or satellite image of the lawn with the mower's location, area mowed so far and other critical information overlaid. Naturally one would also be able to issue orders to the mechanised gardener, amend its planned route, use it to chase away interloping cats etc.
It also goes almost without saying that all this should ideally be achievable from one's smartphone, fondleslab, laptop etc on the other side of the world, as well as from the house, shed, the garden itself etc. The ability to do other things than simply mowing - laying down lawn feed or moss killer, dumping cuttings on the compost heap etc - should probably wait for Robosheep 2 or we'll be talking about having to mow the lawn ourselves this year.
Mowbot used a buried wire to find his way around, which is still there and remains an option, but we'll not be recycling any other parts of the old chap any more than we'll be building a chassis out of granddad's femurs. That also means anyone else who wants to have a crack can use our designs without having to buy a Mowbot first, assuming the idea of constructing something equipped with spinning blades and designed by enthusiastic amateurs doesn't scare them off.
Speaking of whirling blades: they too are a concern. Looking around it seems that nailing Stanley blades to a spinning disk was the preferred option in 2002. That's probably safe when compared to using a circular-saw blade, as recommended earlier, but we can't help feeling that there's room for improvement. A cylindrical cutter is obviously preferable, to get those neat stripes, and thoughts on the torque necessary to push such a thing are welcome. So our first question is about the best way to cut the blades of grass, and fold them to make stripes if it can be done.
Lastly, and most importantly, our beast is going to need a name, and one comprised of a decent acronym. It needs to be a name one would happily present at one's club - suggestions on the usual postcard.
We have a few months until the spring growth will need to be knocked back, which provides us with our schedule, so we're looking for thoughts on the practicality of a cylindrical blade, whether intelligence should be embedded in the robot or remotely managed from a distance and a decent moniker for the beast - please throw in your comments in the usual way and we'll report back once the plans start to come together. ®
*Robot aficionados will be aware that some of the most capable "robots" in everyday modern use - the remotely-operated machines used by bomb-disposal teams worldwide - got their start in the 1970s when British military engineers cobbled together primitive early versions out of gardening equipment including a lawnmower. They were actually named "Wheelbarrows" - a moniker their descendants still carry - but they could equally well have been dubbed "Lawnmowers".
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When opening any gtk application in the gnome-terminal I see the same warning
Gdk-CRITICAL **: IA__gdk_error_trap_pop: assertion `gdk_error_traps != NULL' failed
Don't know how it comes. Anyone knows how/where to fix it? I'm appreciative of knowing whether it's a bug and where the bug report could be found. This thing kept showing up since I upgraded to 12.10 from 12.04. And I'm surprisingly impressed as if I'm the only one bothered by this.


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Does anyone really expect Twitter to be around in 20 years?
In Washington DC, Thievery Corporation has opened a small army of hip restaurants/bars. At Marvin, (www.marvindc.com) the music playlist is about half Thievery Music.
They also have the 18th Street Lounge, The Gibson, Patty Boom Boom and more.
It all started with ESL (18th Street Lounge), where they created a studio in the back rooms and started the ESL Music Label. To this day that is still one of the most popular bars in the city...after 18 years :)


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Cheating women love Banana Republic, J. Crew, survey says
Next time you're in a Banana Republic store, beware. That woman innocently browsing button-downs beside you could be someone's mistress, according to a new survey by AshleyMadison.com, a dating site for the attached that has more than 19 million anonymous wandering-eyed members (ugh). "Life is short. Have an affair" is their mantra.
The site surveyed 52,390 cheating women on their shopping habits and compiled their Top 10 stores, some of which may come as a surprise. Here's the breakdown.
1. Banana Republic
2. J. Crew
3. Macy's
4. Ann Taylor
6. Bebe
7. Lane Bryant
8. Chico's
9. Lululemon
10. JC Penney
OK so first of all, who ever thought preppy Banana Republic, J. Crew and Ann Taylor would snag top spots on this list? Pencil skirts and sweaters don't exactly give off the "I'm cheating on my husband" vibe .?.?. but maybe that's exactly the point. Or maybe it's just that, according to Ashley Madison chief executive Noel Biderman, the site's typical female user is a professional woman in her early 30s.
Lululemon and Bebe we saw coming — you have to kick up your workout routine to attract new suitors in those skintight dresses.
H&M and JC Penney shoppers we're guessing are not with their new men for their money, and Lane Bryant's prominent spot shows that plus-sized women are guilty, too.
More than one third of the women surveyed said they spend more than twice the money on their style they did before their affair, and 26 percent have a secret credit card.
"Becoming more concerned with one's appearance is often a dead giveaway for an affair," Biderman says. "If your spouse suddenly seems more consumed with style and putting outfits together after spending years in sweatpants, that is a tell tale sign she could be two timing."
Other popular purchases among those surveyed were Aldo pumps, Rayban aviators, Marc Jacobs handbags, maxi dresses and bright skinny jeans, according to the release. All pretty common items, sorry detectives.
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Oldest Man in Western Hemisphere Dies
By Ben Brumfield and Amir Ahmed, CNN
(CNN) — Does 41,363 days sound like much time? You very likely won't live that long, but James Sisnett did.
That's long enough to have seen the first silent movie, when it came out, provided a movie theater even existed back then on the island of Barbados, where Sisnett spent his life.
He was three years old the first time Orville Wright took the first ever flight in an airplane and barely a teenager when World War I broke out.
When he died Thursday, Sisnett was the oldest man in the Western Hemisphere, whose age had been validated, according to the Gerontology Research Group. He was likely the second oldest man on the planet.
GRG is a private organization that verifies the ages of centenarians, people over 100 years of age, and supercentenarians, people over 110.
Living as long as Sisnett did is quite a feat, but since women outlive men on the whole, there are a few women still alive between Canada and Argentina, who are even older than he was, according to GRG.
Five of them live in the United States.
The verified oldest living person in the world is Jiroemon Kimura of Japan. He turned 116 in April, GRG said.
The oldest person who ever lived was Louise Calment of France, a woman who topped 122 years, the Guinness Book of World Records reports.
On the island of Barbados, which is less than 30 miles long, Sisnett was a celebrity, family member Gerard Sisnett told CNN.
He was considered a living reference for historic events there, where he was known under the nickname "Grandad." As a symbol of honor, he was given the keys to the capital of Bridgetown when he turned 100. That was well over a decade ago.
The government may make the national stadium available for his funeral, Gerard Sisnett said.
James Sisnett was born in the last year of the 19th century, on February 22, 1900, and was 113 years and 90 days old, when he passed away in his sleep, Gerard Sisnett said. That's 41,363 days, including 28 extra days for leap years.
Originally a blacksmith by trade, Grandad retired in 1970.
He was about 70 years of age then. That's nearly three years more than the average lifespan in the United States.
Seventy years add up to 25,550 days, not including extra days from leap years.
Seize one, while you can.


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True youth protection can be achieved only through the focused commitment of everyone in Scouting. It is the mission of Youth Protection volunteers and professionals to work within the Boy Scouts of America to maintain a culture of Youth Protection awareness and safety at the national, regional, area, council, district, and unit levels.
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The adult application requests background information that should be checked by the unit committee or the chartered organization before accepting an applicant for unit leadership. While no current screening techniques exist that can identify every potential child molester, we can reduce the risk of accepting a child molester by learning all we can about an applicant for a leadership position—his or her experience with children, why he or she wants to be a Scout leader, and what discipline techniques he or she would use.
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Youth Protection Reporting Procedures for Volunteers
There are two types of Youth Protection–related reporting procedures all volunteers must follow:
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Mandatory Report of Child Abuse
All persons involved in Scouting shall report to local authorities any good-faith suspicion or belief that any child is or has been physically or sexually abused, physically or emotionally neglected, exposed to any form of violence or threat, exposed to any form of sexual exploitation, including the possession, manufacture, or distribution of child pornography, online solicitation, enticement, or showing of obscene material. You may not abdicate this reporting responsibility to any other person.
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A key ingredient for a safe and healthy Scouting experience is the respect for privacy. Advances in technology are enabling new forms of social interaction that extend beyond the appropriate use of cameras or recording devices (see "Scouting's Barriers to Abuse"). Sending sexually explicit photographs or videos electronically or "sexting" by cell phones is a form of texting being practiced primarily by young adults and children as young as middle-school age. Sexting is neither safe, nor private, nor an approved form of communication and can lead to severe legal consequences for the sender and the receiver. Although most campers and leaders use digital devices responsibly, educating them about the appropriate use of cell phones and cameras would be a good safety and privacy measure. To address cyber-safety education, the BSA has introduced the age- and grade-specific Cyber Chip program, which addresses topics including cyberbullying, cell-phone use, texting, blogging, gaming, and identity theft. Check it out.
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State Statutes on Child Welfare
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How to Protect Your Children From Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide
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It Happened to Me: Cub Scout Meeting Guide
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A Time to Tell: Troop Meeting Guide
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Personal Safety Awareness Meeting Guide (Venturing Program)
Video Facilitator Guides. A sample letter to parents and guardians as well as English and Spanish meeting guides for facilitators' use when showing the age-appropriate sexual abuse prevention video.
Youth Protection Training Facilitators Guide
Video Facilitator Guides.
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Bullying Awareness
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Youth Protection Champions
To address the need for Youth Protection–specific volunteers at all levels, the BSA has implemented its new Youth Protection Champions program. These volunteer champions will be the key drivers of Youth Protection at their assigned levels.
Camp Leadership … A Guide for Camp Staff and Unit Leaders
Brochure for unit leaders and camp staff who are responsible for providing a safe and healthy camp setting where Scouts are free from the worries of child abuse.
Support is available for victims of past abuse.
NEW Youth-on-Youth Training Materials
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- How the Boy Scouts of America is Keeps Kids Safe Today
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- A Message from the Chief Scout Executive
- BSA Leadership Press Conference Prepared Remarks (4/24/19)
- MCC BSA Media Statement (4/23/19)
- Youth Protection Training is Now Available in Spanish
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Hot New Education Trend: Segregation
At McCaskey East High School in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, junior class students break into groups each day to meet with mentors for an "enriching" experience. The twist: all the groups are totally segregated by race and gender! Apparently some people object?
In a statement, the school district noted "The intent of mentoring at McCaskey High School is to build strong teacher and student relations not separate students by race. The High School is disappointed by the negative perception and focus on single racial composition programming."
Very disappointed. Here's a positive mentoring program for our youth, and all people can talk about is how it involves reinstating Jim Crow. Open your minds, America. These are real solutions for real world problems. The district points out, "Based on existing teacher and student relationships, seven of the groups were voluntarily organized by gender, race, and/or language need."
Voluntarily. The kids want it this way. It's just like prison, you know? What are they supposed to do, make the Latinos have a black mentor, or make the black students have a white mentor? It's plainly crazy. It could never work. There'd be no communication. They don't speak the same slanguage. Besides, god wouldn't have made us all different colors if he didn't want us to notice it. Even high school juniors understand this, which is why the Lancaster School District allows high school juniors to voluntarily instate formal segregation in school with the full support of the responsible adults.
If this works out, we could try entire segregated neighborhoods. Just think of the possibilities!


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Laxmibai Karve, a 45-year-old widow from Poona, was poisoned by her doctor on the train to Bombay.
by Randor Guy
The slow-crawling passenger night train from Poona to Bombay pulled into Victoria Terminus, Bombay after a weary stop-at-every station journey soon after dawn. A middle-aged man, Anant Chintaman Lagoo, a Poona-based doctor, arranged for a stretcher to carry a 45-year old widow. She was unconscious and obviously needed immediate medical help. Lagoo raced towards G. T. Hospital, some distance away, where the woman was admitted. It was about 5:45 a.m.
Lagoo told the hospital doctors that the lady whom he had not known before had travelled in the same compartment with him on the Poona-Bombay night train. He had gathered from the usual train journey chat that her name was Indumati Paunshe and she had a brother G. B. Deshpande, living in Calcutta. She took ill during the journey and became unconscious on board.
The lady was treated for diabetic coma. Glucose and insulin were administered along with other drugs, but she did not respond to the treatment. Nor did she regain her senses and she passed away at 11:30 a.m.
She had neither jewelry nor ornaments on her. No money either. Except the clothes she had on her person, there was nothing. She seemed a destitute. And nobody came to claim her body nor did anyone turn up to see her, of course, besides the Good Samaritan Poona doctor, Lagoo.
Dr. Vairava, the Honorary Physician, doing the rounds had examined the unconscious woman, and did not agree with Dr. Ahuja, the lady medical officer in charge of the ward about the diagnosis as diabetic coma. When he came to know that the patient had died, he suggested that a post-mortem should be performed and made an endorsement accordingly on the case sheet. Dr. Ahuja referred the matter to Resident Medical Officer Dr. Mouskar. The two doctors discussed it and Dr. Mouskar decided that a post-mortem was not called for and overruled Dr. Vairava's suggestion.
Dr. Mouskar sent a telegram during the afternoon of November 13 to Lagoo "Indumati Expired Arrange Removal." Lagoo did not turn up, but a letter from him dated November 14 reached Dr. Mouskar on the following day in which he wrote that he was writing "about a woman… admitted in the hospital at 6 a.m. on November 11, 1956 and who had expired at 11 a.m. I have already telegraphed to the brother of Indumati Ponshe at Calcutta. Earliest he will reach on 15th. His name is G. V. Deshpande – Shri Deshpande will take the body."
No Deshpande turned up to take the body. Nobody did. So the unclaimed corpse was sent on November 15 to the J. J. Hospital morgue. Later, as per rules governing unclaimed bodies, the coroner of Bombay ordered that the body be handed over for the use of medical college students for study and dissection purposes. A menial who took charge of the body for transport noticed some scratches and the coroner was informed and the body returned. The coroner ordered a post-mortem.
On November 19, the Police Surgeon, Bombay performed the post-mortem but he could not detect anything unusual or unnatural. The viscera, examined by the Chemical Analyzer, did not reveal any poison. Everything seemed all right and the body was cremated on November 24 by a social welfare organization of Bombay, the Hindu Relief Society. It was all over. Or so it seemed.
Meanwhile, back in Poona, friends and relations of the deceased woman were anxious to know about her. Her son, her lawyer and some friends and relatives received frequent letters from Laxmibai stating that she had left on a pilgrimage tour to holy places of India during which she had met and married a Joshi at Rathodi. She had no intention of returning to Poona or to see anybody there and so nobody need bother to find out her whereabouts.
Who Was Laxmibai?
Who was Laxmibai? Her maiden name was Indumati Paunshe and after her marriage in accordance with custom and tradition in her community, she had changed her name to Laxmibai Karve.
The relatives and friends were surprised and intrigued. Laxmibai, a tradition-bound, conservative widow marrying again at her 45th year? It seemed so unlike her. She was no spring chicken. Nor man-hungry or giddy-headed. She was not that healthy either. She was a diabetes patient and suffered from tuberculosis. Besides she had uterine and menopause problems. Indeed she had been visiting hospitals and being treated by doctors of Poona. For such a person to marry again?
One of the doctors who treated her regularly for her various complaints was Dr. Anant Chintaman Lagoo.
The letters continued to arrive from various places full of intimate details about the married life, her husband, the places visited and such.
Yet some of her relatives, like her grown up son, were not convinced. They were indeed worried. They were aware that Laxmibai and her medical adviser and good friend Lagoo had left for Bombay by that night train and his explanation about parting company with her in Bombay did not seem convincing. Something seemed wrong somewhere…
An Inquiry
Soon, the relatives and friends approached the Poona police authorities and an inquiry was ordered into the case of missing widow Laxmibai Karve.
Laxmibai was no poor widow. She had a house of her own in Poona. Besides she had considerable gold jewellery, shares and debentures in public limited companies and a respectable cash balance in a bank. Altogether a well-to-do woman.
When the police began to probe the friendship between Lagoo and Laxmibai many interesting facts came to light. Lagoo was not merely the widow's medical adviser, but also her good friend and guide in all her dealings, both financial and otherwise. She developed immense faith in Lagoo and trusted him to the hilt. Two days before Laxmibai left for Bombay on that one-way-train ride of no return she had given Lagoo two documents signed by her. One was a bearer check for Rs.5000 and the other was a letter addressed to her bank giving notice that she would draw from her account Rs.5000 in the following week (the equivalent of $1,000 in U.S. currency at that time). One November 12 – the day of the departure – Lagoo deposited a share dividend warrant in favour of Laxmibai for Rs.2600. In her hurry to prepare for the journey – her last – she forgot to sign it but this did not bother Lagoo. He forged her signature so well that the bank had no doubts.
Back in Poona, Lagoo – while Laxmibai's body lay in a Bombay morgue, as a destitute, unclaimed corpse – went to the bank on November 17 and handed over the widow's letter and on November 20 withdrew Rs.5000 fully aware that she was dead by that time and left alone with nobody to claim her body.
The letters received by the relatives and friends from Laxmibai proved equally interesting to the police. The letters were found to be posted not at post offices but in Railway Mail Service vans attached to different trains. Police found persons who told them that they had done so under Lagoo's instructions. And the signatures of Laxmibai in every letter were forged, courtesy of Lagoo.
At the G. T. Hospital, Lagoo gave the authorities false information about the unconscious woman. He gave the name as Indumati – her maiden name – which she had stopped using long, long ago. That was not all. He overstated her age to give the impression that she was much older than she actually was, saying she was "about 70."
Besides he had told Dr. Ahuja that he had no idea who Laxmibai was and met her only on the train. A tissue of lies, damned lies, and pure lies.
G. T. Hospital was far away from the Victoria Terminus whereas within 50 yards of the railway station there was the well-known St. George's Hospital but Lagoo chose not to take the unconscious patient there. Why not? Obviously he did not wish to give her medical aid immediately and took her to a farther place which would take a longer time to reach. Why did he do so? Did he expect her to die during the taxi ride or her condition to worsen further?
Did that mean that he had given her some poison on the train?
More evidence to damn the Poona doctor was unearthed with more effort. The police found that the "Calcutta Brother" – G. V. Deshpande was fiction and a figment of Lagoo's imagination. There was no such person, no such address.
Another point of significance surfaced when a study of Lagoo's letter of November 14 to Dr. Mouskar was made. A sentence in it ran as follows: "A woman… who had expired at 11 a.m." The RMO's telegram to Lagoo to which this letter was a reply made no reference to the time of expiry. How come Lagoo knew the time? Obviously he was in the hospital and left only after making sure the woman was dead.
A bigger and sharper nail to pin Lagoo down surfaced when the cancellation of the post-mortem by Dr. Mouskar was dug into. Varying and contradictory versions were given by Dr. Ahuja and the RMO, one trying to pass the buck to the other. More interesting was the fact that Lagoo and Mouskar were old and good friends for years having been together in college. The RMO had also lived in Poona for some time.
Laxmibai's relations swore that on the day she left for Bombay she had worn gold and pearl ornaments, but there was nothing on her except wearing apparel at the hospital. Obviously Lagoo had robbed them on the train as soon as she lost her consciousness.
The police gathered evidence to show that Lagoo had misappropriated Rs. 26, 5000 belonging to Laxmibai Karve. He had forged her signature on several documents and robbed her in a planned manner over a period of time.
Proving Lagoo's Guilt
Cheating… criminal misappropriation… forgery… serious crimes indeed but murder? Did Lagoo murder Laxmibai? What could be the proof that would stand scrutiny and tests during cross-examination in a court of law? True, there was plenty of suspicion. Yes, but proof? No evidence of any poison was found either by doctors at the G. T. Hospital or by the police surgeon or chemical analyzer. The police realised that they faced a problem. So, the issue was referred to a senior medical man and expert in Bombay in medico-legal matters Dr. H. S. Mehta.
Dr. Mehta made a deep and thorough study of the medical records, post-mortem reports and all and he expressed the definite and firm opinion that Laxmibai did not die of diabetic coma as believed by the GTH doctors. He wrote out a well-reasoned and researched opinion which could not be shaken even by the best of lawyers.
Dr. Mehta felt that the death was in all possibility caused by the administration of some unrecognizable poison or some recognizable poison which had become incapable of detection by analysis on account of the time-lapse between the date of death and chemical analysis of the viscera: almost seven days.
If the post-mortem had been performed as suggested by Dr. Vairava on the same day Laxmibai died – November 13, 1956 – perhaps the poison could have been detected. That was the reason why Lagoo worked hard on his college mate and friend Dr. Mouskar to decide against the post-mortem.
Lagoo Arrested and Charged with Murder
Lagoo was arrested and charged with the murder of Laxmibai under Section 302, Indian Penal Code by administering her some "unrecognized poison" and a sensational trial followed generating wide public interest. Even though there was no direct evidence, no eyewitnesses to the murder, to the actual administration of the poison by Lagoo, the circumstantial evidence pointing to the guilt of the accused was indeed overwhelming.
Lagoo was found guilty and sentenced to death. He filed an appeal to the Bombay High Court which upheld the conviction and confirmed the death sentence. The condemned doctor filed an appeal to the highest seat of justice in the country, the Supreme Court of India at Delhi.
A panel of three judges, Mr. Justice S. K. Das, Mr. Justice Hidayuatullah and Mr. Justice Sarkar, heard the appeal with great patience and examined every aspect of this unusual case with utmost care and attention.
Interestingly their decision was not unanimous. Their Lordships S. K. Das and Hidayuatullah came to the conclusion that Lagoo's guilt had been proved beyond reasonable doubt by the circumstantial evidence against him and also his own conduct before and after the homicidal death of Laxmibai Karve.
However, his Lordship Sarkar differed and held that the prosecution had not proved the case against Lagoo beyond doubt and hence he was entitled to the benefit of doubt and should be acquitted. He declared that in a case of murder by poisoning conviction can be sustained only if it was legally proved that the person died as a result of poison and the accused had administered it. In this case there was no conclusive proof that Laxmibai had died of poison and Lagoo administered it.
Anyway the majority opinion prevailed and the conviction was upheld and death sentence confirmed that "it was the only sentence that could be imposed for this planned and cold-blooded murder for gain." Lagoo was executed by hanging soon after his appeal was declined.
Lagoo's case stands as a classic example of circumstantial evidence proving the legal maxim "witnesses may lie but circumstances do not."


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Contents of Update Packet #159 (effective 06/27/13)
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SAVANNAH - Julia Wells' third Peach Belt Conference goal of the season proved to be one of few bright spots for the Georgia Southwestern women's soccer team on Saturday afternoon at Armstrong Atlantic as the 18th-ranked Pirates defeated GSW, 7-1.
Armstrong (12-2-2, 8-0 PBC) scored early and often with four goals in the opening 19 minutes to claim a quick 4-0 advantage. The Pirates added a score in the 37th minute to take a 5-0 lead into the halftime break.
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One day after the midterm elections handed control of the U.S. House back to the Republicans, the Federal Reserve's policy makers agreed Wednesday to keep interest rates at historic lows and to maintain its policy of reinvesting principal payments from mortgage bonds and other debt into Treasuries.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to buy $600 billion of longer-term Treasury securities by the end of second-quarter 2011 and to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at zero to 0.25%. With inflation rates too low for comfort, the Treasury debt purchase program's objective is to inject enough liquidity into the economy to get it moving at a faster rate.
"To promote a stronger pace of economic recovery and to help ensure that inflation, over time, is at levels consistent with its mandate, the Committee decided today to expand its holdings of securities," the FOMC announced in a statement. "The Committee will regularly review the pace of its securities purchases and the overall size of the asset-purchase program in light of incoming information and will adjust the program as needed to best foster maximum employment and price stability."
For advisors and investment managers, the FOMC's decision has left them wondering whether the Fed's continued printing of money via debt purchases—because it can't set interest rates any lower—will have the intended effect of setting the U.S. economy on course by encouraging job creation and business investment.
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"This economy is not suffering from a lack of liquidity," Kelly said. "There is not a single home-buyer or business-person in America who's hesitating to buy something because interest rates are just too high. Attempts to hold interest rates at even lower levels don't really have much impact on the economy. I do think that the wording of the Fed's statement today leaves a good deal of further uncertainty."
The Fed's purchases of securities over the next eight months will exceed what the total federal deficit will be over that period, Kelly asserted.
"If we're running the federal government on the Federal Reserve's credit card for the next eight months, what happens when the Fed takes its credit card away?" Kelly said. The problem, Kelly said, is that "QE2 sets up either the possibility of QE3, because they won't want the economy to go cold turkey, or else a pretty sharp reaction in the bond market when people realize that this is the last of the help from the Federal Reserve," he said.
Looking at investors' portfolio construction in light of the FOMC's decision, Kelly advised going long stocks and short bonds.
"If you believe that the economy will continue to recover gradually, with or without the help of the Federal Reserve, then relative to a normal portfolio, we think people should be overweight stocks and underweight fixed income. Of course, nobody is, but we think they should be," he said.
Ray Humphrey, senior vice president with Hartford Investment Management Co. and portfolio manager of The Hartford Inflation Plus Fund (HIPAX), said the Fed's Treasury buyback program is an incentive for investors to take more risk. By increasing
the money supply by $600 billion, Humphrey said, the Fed has effectively introduced $600 billion of new money supply that has to chase a finite amount of assets.
"Some of that money will go into cash, no doubt about it," he said. "But most of that money is going to go into stocks, bonds, high-yield debt and everything in between. By increasing the money supply, what the FOMC has effectively done is to create asset price inflation. That is one of their objectives, to make households and companies a little bit wealthier so that they can increase spending, or aggregate demand."
While Humphrey's group is "very positive" on riskier asset classes, one of the asset classes that might be going under the radar is U.S. Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS, he noted. "If the Fed is successful in creating higher inflation, TIPS will do better than Treasuries," he said.
Jonathan Krasney, a fixed income specialist at his eponymous RIA firm in New Jersey and Florida, Krasney Financial, agreed that TIPS offer inflation protection—which is why they recently came to market with a negative 0.55% yield.
Ben Warwick, chief investment officer of Quantitative Equity Strategies in Denver, observed that while the U.S. government may be able to control rates with monetary policy, it can't force a bank to make a loan to a company.
"We'll likely see credit spreads between corporate and Treasury debt staying where they are on the corporate side," Warwick said. "You're going to get a pickup in yield on the corporate side. There are still probably some opportunities in fixed income, but at the end of the day this whole thing is a wealth transfer between the public sector and the private sector. Companies will be able to take advantage of the environment by issuing more debt. You've got a lot of companies with a lot of cash on hand. For example, Apple has a ton of money. They want to borrow it while they can borrow it."
Read about quantitative easing and the Treasury bubbleat AdvisorOne.com.
For another viewpoint, read A Bond Bubble? FundQuest CIO Clift Begs to Differat AdvisorOne.com
Go here for links to an Oct. 15 Ben Bernanke speech on monetary policy in a low-inflation environmentand the FOMC's Sept. 21 rate decisionat AdvisorOne.com.


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