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Five Taliban fighters were killed in a battle with security forces today after they fled to a village in north-western Pakistan near an international airport they helped attack the night before, officials said.
The militants were hiding in an unfinished house in the village, located about two miles from the airport in Peshawar, said Mian Iftikhar Hussain, information minister in surrounding Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Three of the militants were shot by security forces when they tried to escape, said Mr Hussain. Both he and the military said the two other militants detonated their suicide vests when security forces stormed the building.
Taliban militants began their attack on the airport on Saturday night by firing rockets at the wall that surrounds the installation and then detonating two car bombs to try to break through, said the air force, which jointly uses the airport with civilian authorities. The militants, some of whom were wearing suicide vests, were also armed with rocket-propelled grenades, hand grenades, automatic weapons and bags of explosives.
Four civilians were killed during the attack and over 40 wounded, including women and children, said local hospital official Umar Ayub. Two of the wounded are in critical condition, he said.
The civilians who were killed and wounded were from neighbourhoods located next to the airport. It's unclear if the casualties were caused by the rockets and bombs used by the militants, or if the civilians were caught in the crossfire when security forces responded to the attack.
Five militants were killed during the attack, and three suicide vests were found near the wreckage of one of the car bombs, said the air force. The militants were unable to enter the airport. No air force equipment was damaged and no personnel were injured, the service said.
Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ahsanullah Ahsan claimed responsibility for the attack by telephone to The Associated Press. He said the attack was carried out by 10 militants, some of whom were killed.
Authorities knew that some of the militants escaped, and police intelligence traced them to Pawaka village, said Mr Hussain. But action was not taken immediately because of the darkness, he said.
Labourers who were working on the house where the militants holed up informed police when they showed up for work on Sunday morning and found armed men there, said Mr Hussain. Witness statements suggest that four of the militants were foreigners, possibly Uzbeks or Chechens, he said.
The militants asked local residents for shawls to disguise themselves and a car to help them escape, an eyewitness told local Geo TV. He did not provide his name.
Peshawar is on the edge of Pakistan's tribal region, the main sanctuary for al Qaida and Taliban militants in the country. The city has frequently been attacked in the past few years, but Saturday was the first strike against the airport.
The airport was closed after the attack but reopened on Sunday, said Mr Hussain.
The Pakistani Taliban have attacked other major military bases in the country in recent years, including Kamra air base near the capital, Islamabad, in August and Mehran naval air base in the southern city of Karachi last year.


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text: Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is going all-in for a $ $400 billion California-run single-payer health care plan after his 16-point lead in governor race has evaporated. Newsom announced that the cornerstone of his bid for California governor would now be a promise to pass and sign the Healthy California Act (SB-562). The bill passed the


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How much does it cost to cut a tree down?
When you're ready to have a tree on your property come down, it's time to call an arborist. The national average price range for tree-trimming costs is $270-$450. Tree removal costs can vary based on the height, diameter, location and health of the tree, and on whether you want to remove the stump. Height plays a major role in tree removal costs. Small trees, no more than 30 feet tall, are usually thinner in diameter and easier and safer for an arborist to manage. Removal of a small tree can cost anywhere from under $150 to over $450. Removal of medium-height trees, from 30 feet to 60 feet tall, could cost anywhere between $150 and $850 or more. Tall trees, typically 60 feet to 80 feet tall, may start at $500 or cost more than $1,000 to cut down. As the height and diameter increase, so does the cost.
Location is critical, too. Removing a tree in an open space is quicker and presents fewer obstacles than removing a tree that is growing flush to your house. Arborists can assess your tree and provide you with quotes based on the variables involved. For example, removing a medium-size hackberry tree that was growing too close to a home — the roots were damaging the home's foundation — cost $1,500. This price included rope-down, house protection, tree quartering and stacking, and stump removal.
How much does it cost to remove a fallen tree?
If you need to have a tree cut down, have you planned what will happen next? Arborists often charge an additional fee to quarter and remove the fallen tree from your property, so anticipate this as part of your tree removal costs. You can elect to have the wood cut for use in your fireplace, or you may prefer to have it hauled away completely.
Tree removal costs may vary based on the height and the width of the felled tree. Size affects the labor required for removal, which will be reflected in the cost. For example, a tree service company may charge an additional $100-$120 to haul away the pieces of a felled tree. The service may cost as little as $75 in some regions and more than $150 in others. Regional labor rates, the cost of living and the cost to do business in your area will be reflected in your tree removal cost.
How much does it cost to cut down a massive tree?
If you have to remove a big, beautiful tree from your property, you'll definitely need an arborist. Cutting down a massive tree without the proper tools or training can lead to major property damage or injury. A huge tree may need to be removed if it is diseased or dying and poses a safety risk, has suffered a blow from a storm and isn't safe, or is growing into your home, your home's foundation, your septic system, or your power lines. Removal costs for such large trees will depend on the tree's height, diameter, and relative safety and accessibility, as well as whether you also need the felled tree and stump removed. The bare minimum for removal of a tree over 75 or 80 feet would be $1,000. This may not include tree quartering and removal or stump grinding. Stump grinding ranges on average from $2 to $4 per inch of the stump's diameter. There is no set price as each situation is unique, so it's always best to have an arborist give you a quote and detail exactly which services are included in the price.
How much does it cost to have your lawn mowed?
Regular lawn maintenance can do wonders for your home's curb appeal. Professional lawn care prices will vary based on the regional cost to do business and regional cost of labor, the size of your lawn, and any additional services you may desire such as edging or mulching. The national average for lawn mowing costs is $30-$50. Pros may charge an hourly rate, a flat rate or by the square foot (an acre contains 43,560 square feet). Square footage rates factor in the professional's time, the use of their equipment, and the gas to operate the mower. Distance may also affect cost: If you live outside the company's standard service range, you may pay an additional travel fee. Here are some examples of average prices for mowing and lawn maintenance:
- Up to 8,000-square-foot property: $30 per week/$120 per month.
- Bimonthly: $40 per service/$80 per month.
- One time only: $45 per service.
- Prices include mowing all turf grass areas; trimming grass away from fences, structures, trees, and lawn edges; and clearing or blowing all grass trimmings from driveways, sidewalks, curbs, etc.
- Hourly rate: $25 per hour (including travel, equipment costs and labor).
- Lot size:
- Smaller lots in subdivisions: $35.
- Half-acre lot: $50.
- One-acre lot: $100.
How much does it cost to remove a tree stump?
Once you have a tree cut down, you'll probably want to remove the tree stump as well. You may want the stump removed for aesthetics, the tree stump could be diseased, you might want to prevent regrowth, or you may find the roots are causing problems and need to be removed. Tree removal costs don't always include the cost to grind out or dig out a tree stump after the tree has been felled and the trunk removed. The national average cost for stump removal ranges from $150 to $200. There are two main methods for dealing with tree stumps. In grinding, pros use a chipping machine to grind away the above-level tree stump until it sits just below the soil surface. Tree stump removal entails lifting the entire root ball of a tree out of the soil. Removing the stump will leave a hole in the ground and also take more time, labor and money than stump grinding. Here are some examples of average tree stump removal costs:
- Stump grinding: $2-$4 per inch.
- Tree stump removal: average of $60-$350.
The final price will depend on the stump's size, condition, location and condition of the soil around it.


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- Part one: Georgia as a model
- Part two: Bendukidze and Russian Capitalism
- Part three: Jacobins in Tbilisi
- Part four: The future of Georgian libertarianism (forthcoming)
- Georgia's revolution and the future of its democracy: A guided tour of literature on Georgia
Reinventing Georgia: The story of a Libertarian Revolution (April 2010)
- Country profile
- People
- Places
- Issues
More ESI research: Georgia – After the Rose Revolution (October 2008)
Georgian ships sunk off its Black Sea port of Poti. Russian soldiers cutting off the country's main East- West road linking Poti to the capital Tbilisi. Railway connections destroyed or blocked by Russian soldiers. Air traffic suspended because of bombs dropped close to airports. And waves of displaced persons seeking shelter, uncertain whether they will ever be able to return to their destroyed villages.
These were some of August 2008's dramatic images from the Southern Caucasus, when Russia's military actions constituted a turning-point in its relations with the West – a "return to the 19th century" as Sofiabased analyst Ivan Krastev has put it. But this short war is also a turning point for Georgia itself. Much will depend on the lessons policymakers and Georgian society as a whole draw from this crisis once the dust settles.
ESI has been doing research in Georgia for the past three years trying to better understand both social change in the country and the possible role the EU can play to help reforms and development. We are convinced that the fate of Georgian democracy is of huge significance, not only for the Caucasus but for Europe as a whole.
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Wasting water? Fear ratting neighbors, not relentless cops
Most utilities, police say they won't issue citations despite flood of tips on overuse
If you decide to spray-wash your driveway in the middle of the drought, God forbid, the cops aren't likely to show up at your doorstep. It's more likely your neighbor will rat you out.
Despite new statewide regulations that will allow authorities to ticket residents for excessive outdoor watering - with fines up to $500 - many Bay Area police departments and water agencies say they don't plan to issue citations.
Most say their current practice of asking nicely for water conservation is working just fine, and they plan to stick to it. Some also say they don't have the authority to issue citations, at least not without jumping through legal hoops. Others simply don't have the time to scout out violators and cite them.
This doesn't mean, however, that you're going to get away with reckless watering.
Many communities have begun urging residents to report people who are wasting water - and the tips are pouring in.
Agencies that set up hotlines and e-mails for snitching on abusers may be reacting to the complaints with lectures about going easier on the spigot, rather than tickets and fines, but that task alone has grown so much that some have had to add staff to take complaints.
"More and more people are aware of the drought and think it's their duty to let us know about waste," said Rachel Garza, water conservation technician with the East Bay Municipal Utilities District. "For them to see someone wasting water while they've been saving, I think that prompts them to contact us."
Hundreds of reports
The East Bay's largest water supplier has received several hundred resident reports of water waste this year - compared with 12 in all of 2013. And that's without enacting mandatory conservation rules, just voluntary measures.
One person reported a father who put a Slip'N Slide in his yard for his child's birthday party. Another complained about a neighbor washing his car every day. The most common complaint, agency officials say, is people watering something that shouldn't be watered, like the sidewalk.
The uptick in calls has prompted the agency to hire two employees to take the reports and investigate.
That is Garza's job. She and her colleagues visit homes and businesses where they suspect water waste. But there's no big-stick approach here, she says. Instead, they kindly tell the offender about the drought and suggest ways he or she can cut back.
"They're usually apologetic, a little embarrassed perhaps," Garza said. "I haven't seen any hostility toward us."
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, which also hasn't imposed water restrictions in its San Francisco service area, has received dozens of complaints about water waste this year as well. It's responded by mailing out 70 letters asking people to conserve better.
The San Jose Water Co. has logged about 100 waste reports since spring, prompting officials to contact alleged abusers or leave them door-hangers requesting that they save more.
The agencies expect to see more calls once the state regulations kick in next month.
The rules approved Tuesday by the State Water Resources Control Board prohibit residents and businesses from using drinkable water to hose down sidewalks and driveways, watering lawns and gardens to the point of causing runoff, washing cars without a shutoff nozzle or using potable water in noncirculating fountains.
The measures, prompted by Gov. Jerry Brown's emergency drought declaration, will remain in effect for 270 days. Violations are comparable to traffic tickets and are punishable with fines of up to $500 a day.
None of the Bay Area's three largest water suppliers has immediate plans to crack down with fines.
Police departments in San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose, which also will have authority to cite water wasters under the new state regulations, say they don't intend to enforce the rules.
Legal uncertainty
Tyrone Jue, spokesman for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, said his agency may consider citations and fines in the future. But at this point, he's even uncertain that the commission has the power to play tough.
Attorneys for the agency were looking at whether the San Francisco Board of Supervisors would have to enact enabling legislation before penalizing residents for violating the state rules.
"The last thing you want to do is start issuing fines if you don't have the authority to do so," Jue said.
EBMUD officials said they, too, would have to formally adopt a new policy should they want to issue penalties.
The San Jose Water Co., a private agency, needs clearance from the California Public Utilities Commission before handing out citations and fines.
The state regulations come as California suffers from three years of below-average rainfall, and water supplies run short in many communities.
While most large water agencies in Northern California with generally greater supplies of water haven't put restrictions in place, smaller communities such as Santa Cruz and Pleasanton have. These areas are already enforcing their own rules with penalties.
State officials say they're not as concerned about suppliers issuing penalties as they are in making sure people conserve.
"The fines are tools and they're available, but we're not looking for every jurisdiction to go out and start fining people," said Max Gomberg, senior environmental scientist for the state water board. "So long as people are reducing their water use, that's the direction we want to go."
Online extra: For more on the state's water problems, go to www.sfgate.com/drought.
Kurtis Alexander is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @kurtisalexander


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"Denoising magnitude MRI using an adaptive NLML method", ESMRMB Congress 28th Annual Scientific Meeting, Leipzig, Germay, pp. 383, 2011.
"An extended NLML method for denoising non-central chi distributed data - application to parallel MRI", Fourth Annual Meeting of the Benelux ISMRM chapter, pp. 41, 2011.
"Magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy reveal differential hippocampal changes in anhedonic and resilient subtypes of the chronic mild stress rat model", Biological psychiatry, vol. 70, no. 5, pp. 449-457, 2011.
"Maximum likelihood estimation based denoising of magnetic resonance images using restricted local neighborhoods", Physics in Medicine and Biology, vol. 56, no. 16, pp. 5221-5234, 2011. Download full paper (643.93 KB)
"An adaptive non local maximum likelihood estimation method for denoising magnetic resonance images", IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI), 2012. Download full paper (307.46 KB)
"Identification and characterization of Huntington related pathology: an in vivo DKI imaging study", NeuroImage, vol. 63, issue 2, pp. 653-662, 09/2012.
"Microstructural changes observed with DKI in a transgenic Huntington rat model: Evidence for abnormal neurodevelopment.", NeuroImage, vol. 59, no. 2, pp. 957-67, 2012 Jan 16.
"Nonlocal maximum likelihood estimation method for denoising multiple-coil magnetic resonance images.", Magnetic resonance imaging, vol. 30, issue 10, pp. 1512-8, 2012 Dec.
"Nonlocal maximum likelihood estimation method for denoising multiple-coil magnetic resonance images", Magnetic Resonance Imaging, vol. 30, issue 10, pp. 1512-1518, 2012. Download full paper (1.11 MB)
"Optimization of Compressed Sensing/RARE Combining Acquisition Schemes", European Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine and Biology, vol. 25, issue 1, pp. 513-514, 2012.
"Subchronic memantine induced concurrent functional disconnectivity and altered ultra-structural tissue integrity in the rodent brain: revealed by multimodal MRI.", Psychopharmacology, vol. 227, issue 3, pp. 479-91, 2013 Jun.
"Combination of super-resolution reconstruction diffusion tensor imaging and track density imaging reveals song control system connectivity in zebra finches", ISMRM 23th Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, vol. 23, pp. 2861, 2015. Download abstract (108.98 KB)
"Diffusion kurtosis imaging probes cortical alterations and white matter pathology following cuprizone-induced demyelination and spontaneous remyelination", ISMRM 23th Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, vol. 23, no. 4332, 2015. Download abstract (866.27 KB)
"Simultaneous group-wise rigid registration and T1 ML estimation for T1 mapping", 23rd Annual meeting of the ISMRM, Toronto, Canada., vol. 23, pp. 447, 2015. Download abstract (910.6 KB)
"Simultaneous group-wise rigid registration and T1 ML estimation for T1 mapping", 7th meeting of the ISMRM Benelux Chapter, Gent, Belgium, January., 2015.
"Simultaneous motion correction and T1 estimation in quantitative T1 mapping: An ML restoration approach", 2015 IEEE International Conference on Image Processing (ICIP), pp. 3160-3164, Sept, 2015.
"Super-resolution structural connectivity and anatomy of the zebra finch brain ", ISMRM Benelux, 2015.
"Diffusion kurtosis imaging probes cortical alterations and white matter pathology following cuprizone-induced demyelination and spontaneous remyelination", NeuroImage, vol. 125, pp. 363–377, 2016.
" Exploring sex differences in the adult zebra finch brain: In vivo diffusion tensor imaging and ex vivo super-resolution track density imaging", NeuroImage, vol. 146, pp. 789-803, 2017.
"A unified Maximum Likelihood framework for simultaneous motion and T1 estimation in quantitative MR T1 mapping", IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, vol. 36, issue 2, pp. 433 - 446, 2017.
"A three-dimensional digital neurological atlas of the mustached bat (Pteronotus parnellii)", NeuroImage, vol. 183, pp. 300-313, 2018.


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Coastal Culture Trail
Complete the trail by foot or bicycle and enjoy some incredible off road routes suitable for all the family.
Coastal Culture Trail Passport
Pick up the Coastal Culture Trail passport from the galleries and enjoy 20% off in one of the shops once you have visited all three.
You could enjoy William Gear, The Painter that Britian Forgot, in the morning, Bridget Riley's Curve Paintings for lunch and Rachel Howard's At Sea for tea.
Looking to Hire a Bike?
Let's Bike in Eastbourne are operating a scheme whereby you can hire a bike from them and leave it at another stop on the trail. All you have to do is lock your bike at the designated bike racks at Jerwood Gallery, De La Warr Pavilion or Towner and hand the keys in to their reception.
Child-Friendly Trail
With plenty for families along the East Sussex coast, the Coastal Cultural trail is great for a weekend away with the kids. All three galleries offer a wide range of activities to help children get creative.


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As you might have heard already, a few players on the North Carolina football team had a scary incident. And make no mistake: It was a scary incident. It's one of those things that sounds funny on the surface but is actually creepier than one would think.
To recap, three North Carolina players were abducted and fondled at knife point by two woman (and one enforcer guy who made them stay in place). It looks like an initially consensual situation that suddenly, bizarrely, turned bad.
The other two [players] apparently had some consensual sexual contact with the women, but became uncomfortable and wanted to stop, Whitney said. At some point the players' hands were bound with tape. One of the players called 911, and police arrived about 3:30 a.m., finding two of the men in their boxers. The third player was clothed, Whitney said. One player said when he asked a woman to stop touching him, both Taylor and Washington began punching him in the head, Whitney said.
In one account given in court Thursday, one player said Lewis stood naked with a butcher knife at his neck, that the player's pants were pulled off and that someone tried to tie his hands with a belt.
See what we mean? At first blush, funny story! Football players molested by women! Wee! But when you toss in the butcher knife to the neck part — oh, and the eventual robbery part — it's somewhat less amusing. Though we bet Butch Davis still recruits the women.
Women Accused Of Sexual Assaults On UNC Athletes [News And Observer]


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The kinds of people who hoard animals may surprise you, expert suggests
As regular as clockwork, the items cross desks at media outlets around town.
One of them, in early April. read: "Forty dogs rescued from the home of a hoarder in California arrived Sunday morning in Denver and were placed in shelters."
They were part of 150 mixed-breed canines jammed in a property in Lucerne Valley, Calif. They had not been properly cared for and were in woeful shape.
Again and again, you wonder what kind of person would treat helpless animals so cruelly.
The answer might surprise you, suggests Dr. Derek Bergeron, psychologist for Texas A&M University Counseling Services and satellite clinician at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine.
One type of hoarder, rescue hoarders, feel that they have a mission in life to save and protect animals, Bergeron says.
"These individuals are often actively engaged in rescue work, and they may even own a shelter."
The point he's making is that you never know who has a hoarding mentality, although Bergeron and others have been trying to find common denominators.
According to Bergeron, animal hoarders can cut across many demographics. However, some studies suggest that animal hoarders are more likely to be female, elderly, isolated, and on the lower end of the socioeconomic spectrum.
Also, he says most hoarders have been identified with a mental health condition, such as depression or a panic disorder.
Bergeron made his comments in "Pet Talks," a regular feature supplied by the Texas A&M veterinary college as a public service.


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Debugging Stored Procedures
You will learn
In the following exercise we will show how to debug a procedure using the SQLScript debugger. This includes setting breakpoints, evaluating expressions and intermediate results.
Please note - This tutorial is based on SPS11
Go to the HRTT page and open the procedure called
From the menu, click SQL Debugger, then Debug Settings.
For the service name, click the drop down box.
Choose your container associated with your user id. Click "OK".
Click the "Connect" button.
Click "Apply", then "Close".
Set breakpoints at the lines shown here by simply clicking on the line number.
Click Invoke Procedure.
A new SQL tab will be opened. Click on the Run button.
Execution of the procedure has started, and a debugger pane is now visible which is displayed on the right. You can see all of the variables and parameters for this procedure. You might notice that this pane is currently not showing the intermediate table variables at this point.
Click the Step Over button.
You will notice that execution has continued to the next statement. In the debugger pane, a new local variable has been added. This is because it is not defined explicitly will be implicitly declared at runtime during first usage.
To see the data for this intermediate table variable, right click on it and choose "Display Content".
A new window is then opened showing the data in the table. Review the data and close the window by clicking the "X" in the upper right hand corner.
Click the Toggle Expression Editor button.
In the yellow box that appears below, enter a SELECT statement as shown here and hit Enter.
You will notice the expression is then added to the "Expressions" section above.
Right click on the expression and choose Display Content.
Review the results and close the window by clicking the "X".
Once again click the Step Over button. Notice the next intermediate table variables is also added. You can review the data in this table as well.
Continue to step through the code and when execution stops at the END statement of the procedure, display the contents of the output parameter the same way you did for the intermediate table variables. Finally, close the window by clicking the "X".
Click the Resume button.
Execution of the procedure is now completed. Return to the SQL tab and check the results.


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Hoenn Sound is a feature in HeartGold and SoulSilver, active every Wednesday when the player tunes into their radio's music channel. Hoenn Sound attracts Pokémon native to the Hoenn region.
Finding and catching Pokémon exclusive to the Hoenn sound feature is done in a similar manner to catching Pokémon native to the region the player is catching it in. The radio must be playing while in tall grass, meaning that every time the player does battle, or switches to a new area, they must turn on your radio again. This is most definitely hindrance when catching rare Pokémon with the Hoenn sound.
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(Cacatua galerita)
The Sulphur-crested Cockatoo is probably Australia's best known parrot. These birds are often kept as pets, as they are extremely intelligent and are very good at learning to talk. Be warned though - they can be very loud, mischievous and live for more than 70 years! If you don't have the time to spend with these wonderful birds, they are not the pet for you.
Widely distributed through most types of open timbered country throughout northern, eastern and southwestern mainland.
Mid-morning the cockatoos usually feed on seeds on the ground, then during the hottest part of the day they sit in trees near the feeding area, stripping the leaves and bark. In the afternoon they feed again and then fly back to their roosting trees for the night. Each day they return to feed in the same area until the food supply is exhausted. They eat the seeds of grasses and herbaceous plants, grains, bulbous roots, berries, nuts and leaf buds.
Sulphur-crested Cockatoos nest in hollow limbs or holes high up in Eucalypts near water. They breed between August and January in the South and March to September in the North
Sulphur Crested Cockatoo Profiles
Sex: Male
G'day everyone.
Anthony is a very social young 'man' and loves nothing more than to stop and have a chat. Being as charming as he is, a crowd soon converges. After saying 'Hello' to everyone he then often inquires as to their names. If the response comes back with any hint of a foreign accent, it is not unusual for Anthony to reply, 'What ya talking about?' He is very cheeky and seems to have the knack for looking directly at the biggest, burliest bloke before saying, 'Hello little girl'. As the crowd (with the exception of the big, burly bloke) laughs, you guessed it; Anthony laughs right along with them. Time to move on. As the crowd bid Anthony farewell, he waves and says, 'See ya later'.
Age: 20 Years (DOB 30/11/1999)
Sex: Male
Joey is one of our gorgeous Sulphur-Crested Cockatoos who just loves to go for walks around the Zoo meeting guests.
Joey is very polite and loves to say 'hello' to everyone, even though he is not as talkative as some of the other Sulphur-Crested Cockatoos at Australia Zoo. Joey much prefers to cuddle up to his handler while he is out on his walks. He loves to be scratched around the head and to have his feathers ruffled so that he can clean them up again. He really is a big softy!
Joey's favourite thing to do at the moment is to play peek-a-boo with guests. Joey, hides his head under his wing and thinks that if he can't see anyone, then no one can see him!
So next time you're here at the Zoo, see if you can find Joey out and about and see if he'll say hi! Or maybe there'll be a game of hide and seek waiting to be played.
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Sex: Male
Occa is a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo. He is in his late thirties, which is actually still rather young for a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, as they can live up to 80 years of age and sometimes even past 100. The average cockatoo has the learning capability of about a one- to two year old child, and they can learn and remember many phrases. Occa can do many impersonations, like a rooster crowing, a dog barking and even a kettle whistling. (We are still practising "CRIKEY!").
He's very intelligent and even surprises us sometimes with what he comes out with. He often asks us if we want a drink of water or a cup of coffee, but one day he said, "Occa wants a can of coke". Occa is such a great mate, and always has his keepers laughing.


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Virginia gubernatorial candidates Ken Cuccinelli and Terry McAuliffe used an agriculture-focused forum Friday to trade criticism on issues like transportation and the federal health care overhaul.
McAuliffe went after Republican Attorney General Cuccinelli for opposing Gov. Bob McDonnell's signature transportation policy, painting him as outside the political mainstream.
"I'm so proud to say all the mainstream leaders in Virginia came together to support this important compromise,'' he said of the transportation funding bill. "My opponent was against it, and he was against it for rigid social ideological reasons.''
Cuccinelli went after McAuliffe, a former national Democratic Party leader, as a Washington insider whose background sets him at odds with what makes sense for Virginia.
"As governor, McAuliffe is not going to fight Washington; he is of Washington,'' Cuccinelli said, touting his record as state attorney general in suing the Environmental Protection Agency and challenging the Affordable Care Act. "We need a governor who's willing to fight back when Washington overreaches.''
The candidates spoke separately during the forum, which was held in conjunction with the Virginia Farm Bureau Young Farmers Summer Expo. They both discussed agriculture, the state's No. 1 industry, in the context of larger campaign goals.
McAuliffe said a key challenge facing agriculture is transportation gridlock; Cuccinelli said the federal government is agriculture's biggest threat.
McAuliffe, a Democrat and a businessman, said the $79 billion annual economic impact of agriculture and forestry make them critical industries for growth, and he promised farmers a seat at the table when it comes to regulations that affect them. He pledged to travel the globe to expand markets for Virginia exports and increase annual exports to China to more than $1 billion.
Cuccinelli pledged to advocate for stronger protection of property rights and continue to fight Washington on policies that have a major disruptive effect on small business success and growth, including the costly Affordable Care Act and damaging "experimental'' environmental regulations.
Both candidates made their case on the health care law. Cuccinelli focused on an overall impact that he said has put a dark cloud over business and the middle class. McAuliffe said the law is here to stay and honed in on the Medicaid expansion, arguing that Virginia stands to lose billions if it doesn't participate.
"This is our money we're paying in,'' McAuliffe said. "I want it back in Virginia; I want it rolling through our economy.''
With the expansion, McAuliffe argues, 33,000 new jobs would be created - and without it, some hospitals may be forced to close.
Cuccinelli called him out on equating a welfare program expansion with a jobs program, pointing to the rising cost of health care for individuals as well as the state under the Affordable Care Act. Citing a poll that showed 40 percent of small businesses aren't hiring or expanding because of the health care law, he called it an attack on the middle class.
"That alone is stopping economic growth and stopping job creation,'' he said, "and I will do everything I can to keep us un-entangled with this new law as it unfolds.''
The two are set to appear at another similar forum in northern Virginia next week.


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Fandom: Lord of the Rings
Title: Campfire Story
Rating: Australian G
Disclaimer: I do not own the characters, and I certainly don't own the joke. No money was made from or solicited for this story.
It had been a hard day's travel, and every one of the Fellowship was tired, grumpy and irritable. Despite the warm clothes provided for them by the elves, the wind seemed to weasel its way into each and every gap in a seam, or between button and buttonhole, in between laces, even through the very weave of their clothing. Add to this a persistent and irritating drizzle of rain - never a downpour, but rather a steady mist - and it was understandable that the entire company were teaching one another different curse-words through sheer repetition.
It was when Gimli had reached the point of swearing loudly in Khuzdul (bringing winces not only from Gandalf, but also from Legolas) at the wetness of the firewood that Boromir consulted quickly with Aragorn.
"We shall need to raise their spirits, I think," he murmured. The taller Man glanced over at the rest of the group, and nodded. The four of the hobbits were looking exhausted, as well as cold and depressed. It would not do for the fellowship to fall to despair thus early in their quest.
"Fear not," the Ranger commented, "I believe that I know of a way to awaken the interest of the perian, at least."
The Gondorrim gave a grin. "More to the case if you can prevent the dwarf and the elf from their warring," he remarked, "although I do not expect the impossible of you. You shall have enough tasks of that sort when you come to ask my father to believe your identity."
The two shared a wry grin at the thought. The wholly unexpected friendship which had sprung up between the two of them had largely been built on a few choice recollections of Denethor's wrath on the part of the Ranger, drawn from his memories of his years serving in Gondor as "Thorongil". This had led to shared laughter, and exchanges on several other Gondorian notables, from perspectives which had forty years between them.
"Just see whether we can get the fire lit," the Ranger commented. "A hot meal would do us all some good. Then this is what we shall do... "
After some careful coaxing a small fire had been lit, and the cold fingers and feet of the company were being warmed by its heat. Sam had put together a savory stew using some dried meat, which now simmered at the edge of the fire, its aroma adding to the sense of comfort which was coming from the fire. Gandalf had drawn out his pipe, and had lit it using a coal from the fire. The smoke from the pipeweed, however, persisted in blowing in the direction of either Boromir (who bore this in good humour, for the most part) or Legolas. Such conversation as there was remained fairly commonplace, even desultory, being concerned with the weather.
Boromir saw his opening, eventually, in a comment made by Pippin about wishing he was back in the Shire.
"At least back in the Shire I've the chance to stay out of such a beastly cold wind," the young hobbit grumbled.
"Think you that soldiers have things any better than we do now, Master Took?" Boromir queried him. "The troops of Gondor often spend many a night under less shelter than we have here."
"The Rangers would have it even worse," remarked Frodo, "for they would not even have the company of others for comfort."
At this comment, most eyes fell upon Aragorn, who appeared to be considering something else. He looked up from his contemplation to glance at the assembled company.
"Aye," the tall Northerner commented. "There is much that the Rangers do which goes unnoticed by the ordinary folk, and also much that we do which is misunderstood. Then there are the few things which are noticed, for all the wrong reasons. For instance, at certain times of the year, no Ranger will travel certain parts of the forest near Bree without a mouse in his pocket.
One day, a young lad of the Breefolk happened to notice this, and enquired of the Ranger in question why this was so. The Ranger merely smiled, and told the lad, 'You have to be a Ranger to find out.' The lad took this in good part, but eventually his curiosity grew so that he was desperate to find out the secret of the mouse.
"So the lad went up to the next Ranger he saw, and said to him, 'I wish to become a Ranger, so that I may learn the secret of the mouse.' The Ranger looked at the lad, and told him, 'Come back when you can shoot the feather from a bird's wing at two hundred paces.' At this, the lad's face fell, and he walked away from the tavern. Yet the lad's curiosity still burned within him, so he worked and worked at his archery, until the day came when he could shoot a feather from the wing of a wren at two hundred paces.
"Then the lad went in to the inn, and he told the Ranger there that he could shoot a feather from a bird's wing at two hundred paces. 'May I become a Ranger,' he asked, 'that I may learn the secrey of the mouse?' And the Ranger looked the lad over, and found that the lad spoke truly of his archery prowess. Yet, a Ranger does not become so by archery alone. So the ranger said to the lad, 'Come back when you are able to chop down a tree as thick as your forearm with your sword.'
"And again the lad walked away disappointed, yet still his curiosity burned strongly within him. So he worked and worked at his swordplay, building up his strength, until the day finally arrived when he could fell a tree as thick as his upper arm with a single blow from his sword.
"Again the lad went up to the next Ranger he could find, and said to the Ranger, "I am able to fell a tree the size of my forearm with but a single blow of my sword. May I become a Ranger, and learn the secret of the mouse?"
"The Ranger looked at the lad, and tested his sword skill, and it was as the lad had said. Then the Ranger tested the lad's skill in archery, and found this none the worse. 'You are a good archer and a bold swordsman, yet there is another skill which is required of a ranger. You must be able to track a squirrel through dense forest for at least ten leagues.'
"At this, the lad's face fell once again. Once again the secret of the mouse drove him on. He was determined that he would become a Ranger and learn that secret. So the lad set to work, studying the flight of the birds and the tracks of the animals, until the day came when he could track a squirrel ten leagues and more. Once again the lad went unto the Ranger in the tavern, and he said to the Ranger, 'Sir, I am able to track a squirrel ten leagues in the forest, to fell a tree the thickness of my forearm with my sword, and to shoot a single feather from the wing of a bird at two hundred paces. I would become a Ranger, sir, and learn the secret of why you carry the mouse in your pocket.'
"And the Ranger looked upon the lad, and he took the lad forth and followed as the lad traced the path of a squirrel and followed this path for ten leagues through the forest. Then he tested again the lad's swordsmanship, and found this to be suitable. Finally, the lad's archery was tested, and found to be worthy. The Ranger nodded at the lad. 'You are worthy of becoming a ranger. You shall journey North with me, to be formally recognised as one of the Rangers.'
"At this news, the lad was almost overcome with joy. At last, at long last, he would learn the secret of the mouse. He packed up his belongings and marched north with the ranger, and there he was presented to the leader of the Rangers, who accepted him into the troop, and told him the secret of the mouse."
Aragorn paused in the telling. The company were spellbound, caught in the tale. He pulled out his own pipe, filled it, and settled down to smoke it,waiting for the inevitable question.
Pippin was the one who asked it, of course. "But, Strider, what was the secret of the mouse?"
Aragorn looked directly at the young hobbit, and said, straight-faced, "I cannot tell you. You have to become a ranger to find out!"
There was a slight pause, while they all considered the tale, and Strider's final comment. A grin appeared on the lean face of the Ranger, as he watched them all boggle at this unexpected ending to the tale. Gradually smiles appeared on the faces of each of the hobbits, then Merry groaned.
"Augh! That is truly an awful joke to tell!" and with that he hurled a bit of bread at the Ranger. At this, all of the company broke into laughter, both at the joke itself, and at the nature of the telling.
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Sunday, October 13, 2013
Lessons learned from a probate inventory
It can take a great deal of digging and research into original sources to find probate records. It is possible that some of the files may have been digitized online, but in many cases, you will have to search in the court house and town records. The image of the Inventory of Nathaniel Warren shown above is a classic. Nathaniel died on the 14th day of November, 1707 in Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts. From this detailed Inventory, you can see the variety of the possessions of this one man and his family. You can also get an understanding of the size and configuration of his house. You can even form an opinion about how rich or poor he was. Here is the rest of the inventory:
Of course, if you find the probate file, you will also find the will and other documents. Here are some suggestions for finding copies of the original documents and some suggested sources:
United States Probate Records
FamilySearch.org's Historical Record Collections
York County Probate Inventories from Colonial Williamsburg
Town Records from early New England Towns in various collections
Essex County Probate Inventories from Salem State University
You may also need some help in reading the old handwriting. I suggest the BYU Script Tutorials.
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What can I tell you about Saskatoon?
It's way up north. Everybody has little electrical cables sticking out from under the hoods of their cars. I asked about this and was told it's a kind of heater you plug in at night. Cuz when it gets to be like 50 below the oil and other fluids in your engine will freeze and the car won't start. "Don't they have those in Ohio?" someone asked. No. I mean it gets cold there too, but not 50 below zero.
The city itself is like 200,000 people, which is about the same as Akron. But unlike Akron, Saskatoon is almost completely isolated. It has no suburbs or "bedroom towns" to speak of. As soon as you hit the city limits it's flat prairie for miles in every direction. This makes for a sense that the city is like an island of humanity in a sea of canola fields.
I've done a bunch of Zen stuff here so far. I did a talk at the library downtown to a smallish but very receptive audience. I found them a bit more reserved than in other places I've spoken. Like they weren't sure if they should laugh or not. Or maybe I'm just not funny.
I've been sitting with a little Zen group here every morning at 7 and every evening at 4. I'm also sitting with a group based at the local university every day at noon. Then I've been either giving talks or doing book signings each evening at 7-ish. Tonight will be another one at McNally-Robinson Books (see the link to your left for details). That gives me little 2 hour increments in between to actually go and see stuff. Which means I ain't seen much.
It's cold up here too. I mean, as far as the locals are concerned this is Spring weather. It's a couple degrees above freezing today. It did get up to the low 70s Fahrenheit the first day I was here. But I guess that's kind of an anomaly. I'm glad I heeded their advice to pack some warm clothes, though it did make for heavy luggage.
Somebody asked me if Saskatoon is like the town in Northern Exposure. Yes. It really is. Everyone seems to know everyone up here. It's like I mention a record store and everybody's like, "Oh old Bob runs the place and he hates cats and smokes cigars, etc., etc."
There's a surprising amount of Buddhism for such a small isolated prairie city. No Soto style Zen centers, but several other places. I was told this is like Canada's Bible Belt. I haven't seen too much evidence of that. But I don't know to what extent I'd come in contact with it anyway. And besides, my whole tour this time has been full of Bible Belt areas like Tennessee, North Carolina, and Texas. I'm getting used to it.
My books seem to sell well up here. The guy at Indigo Books told me yesterday they had to briefly pull my stuff off the shelves so they'd have enough stock for the signing last night.
And it's Canada! I'm really digging on Canada. It's the weird little differences. The Tim Horton's coffee shops. The gas stations and banks are all different from the US ones. The accents! I'm working on the correct pronunciation of house and about. When Americans imitate it they get it all wrong. It's not "hoos" and "a-boot." It's more subtle than that. And "eh," which is just like the Japanese "ne." American English doesn't have one of those, except perhaps "y'know." But that's not quite the same.
I'm staying at a house in the bad part of town. My first night here I watched some ladies of the evening on the corner opposite this place. It looked almost like they were changing shifts. Like one was standing there, then another came along, they had a polite conversation and the first one left but the new one stayed. Do they work in shifts? It doesn't feel dangerous, though. Just a little sad.
I'm gonna go now. If you're up here in the Great White North, stop by the book reading/signing tonight!


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On Tuesday 6 November, the ISAF Rolex World Sailor of the Year Awards will be presented at a gala dinner celebrating the achievements of the nominees.
In its centenary year, ISAF will be launching a Sailing Hall of Fame at the Annual Conference.
Around the meeting rooms the principle debate is likely to focus around the selection of the ten events for the 2012 Olympic Sailing Competition.
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The incident occurred in the 74th minute of yesterday's 2-2 draw at Anfield, in which Suarez went on to score a 96th-minute equaliser.
Suarez could face an extended ban after the FA claimed the standard three-match ban for violent conduct was "clearly insufficient".
An FA statement read: "The FA has charged Liverpool forward Luis Suarez with violent conduct.
"The charge follows an incident with Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic in yesterday's fixture at Anfield [21 April 2013].
"The incident was not seen by the match officials and has therefore been retrospectively reviewed.
"It is alleged that the conduct of Suarez constitutes violent conduct and it is the FA's contention that the standard punishment of three matches that would otherwise apply is clearly insufficient in these circumstances.
"Suarez has until 6pm on Tuesday 23 April to respond to the charge, thereafter an Independent Regulatory Commission will be convened this Wednesday, 24 April."
Liverpool have pledged not to sell the Uruguay international after his latest transgression, despite many commentators suggesting they should offload a player who had brought more than his fair share of controversy.
The 26-year-old has been fined - with the player requesting the money goes to the Hillsborough Family Support Group - but that will be the extent of the club's discipline.
Suarez, however, has been told that there cannot be any repeat offences and that he must change his behaviour on the pitch.
Asked whether the incident would have any effect on the player's future managing director Ian Ayre, who has liaised with owners Fenway Sports Group over the last 24 hours, told liverpoolfc.com: "No, not at all.
"It affects his future in the sense that we have to work with him on his discipline - but Luis is a very important player to the club.
"He signed a new four-year contract last summer and we'd all love to see him here throughout that contract.
"He's a fantastic player, top scorer and everything we'd want in a striker, so there's no change there.
"This is more about getting him back on the right track and it's largely down to Brendan (Rodgers) now to work with him on that side of his character, Brendan will be working with him further on his discipline."
The fact remains a number of Europe's top clubs would leap at the chance to sign Suarez, whose performances in the first half of the season kept the team afloat.
Ever since he signed a new contract last summer Liverpool have insisted they have no intention of selling their prize asset and despite the unsavoury nature of this latest incident their stance has not changed.
Suarez will be offered anger management counselling by the Professional Footballers' Association but it seems more likely Liverpool would be inclined to chose to utilise the services of their own in-house sports psychologist Dr Steve Peters.
He has been working one day a week at the club's training Melwood training ground for most of the season, having enjoyed success most notably with Great Britain's Olympic gold medal-winning cyclists like Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton.
Former Liverpool striker Craig Bellamy has also credited Peters with helping him change his behaviour for the better.
PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor said the players' union would offer the striker help to deal with his temper.
Taylor told Press Association Sport: "There is no doubting his football ability, that's why it is so disappointing and embarrassing when he lets himself down.
"We have to work hard on anger management now. We have trained counsellors in this field and we will be offering their services to Liverpool and the player to try to improve matters."
Suarez's boot sponsors Adidas will also speak to their client.
"Adidas takes this type of incident very seriously and does not condone Luis Suarez's behaviour," said a statement.
"We will be reminding him of the standards we expect from our players."
In a phone call last night Suarez apologised to Ivanovic and Merseyside Police have confirmed no action will be taken against him after officers from the Surrey force, on behalf of their north-west colleagues, spoke to the Chelsea defender.
The Serbia international did not report any physical injury and told police he did not want to pursue the matter.
"This is now a matter for the Football Association," said a Merseyside Police statement.
Controversy has dogged Suarez throughout his career, not just at Liverpool where he arrived in January 2011 from Ajax having served a seven-match ban for biting PSV Eindhoven midfielder Otman Bakkal.
He was sent off in the 2010 World Cup quarter-final against Ghana for a deliberate handball on the goalline and was spotted celebrating as Asamoah Gyan missed from the spot.
Last year he was banned for eight games after being found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra, a saga which led to Liverpool being criticised for their handling of the matter.
Liverpool will tomorrow discuss the matter with Suarez, who like the rest of the squad was on a scheduled day off today, before sending their response to the FA.
However, in light of them already fining the player the club will not contest the charge but it has not yet been decided what representation they will have at Wednesday's hearing.
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Driving in Mexico etc... Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Driving in Mexico etc... Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Latin America Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message diderotJoined: 13 Nov 2003Posts: 30 Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 7:33 am Post subject: Driving in Mexico etc... Okay so I have been teaching in Japan for a while noe and I know that I will be leaving for south or central america at the end of my contract. I am thinking mexico is the place for me but i dont have my heart set on it yet. One of my main concerns is that ill be able to drive wherever i go. Not driving is one of the things i dislike most about living in japan. So my question is will I be able to drive my car from the States and use it in mexico? What about farther south? Is it possible to drive safely from texas to say.. Argentina? Is this crazy? Why? Please forgive my ignorance as I am just begining to reasearch the area. I will probably get a celta either before or after my move, so are there any obvious things I should be aware of? Of course, should anyone like to offer any other advice such as recomendations on a country, I would love to hear them. Ill be thankful for any information! Back to top gueraJoined: 25 Aug 2004Posts: 8 Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 9:38 am Post subject: Yes, I agree it can be a convenience to have a car in Mexico. However it is not a necessity as the bus system is very good. You can bring your car in on your FMT tourist visa for 6 mos. You will need your registration, title and credit card. Supposedly, you need a letter from your bank if you have a lien on your car, stating that you are permitted to bring it into Mexico. I did have a lien, although my car was Canadian plated and this might have thrown the officials off. For the 3 times that I brought it across, I never was asked for this letter. Do not attempt to drive in Mexico without Mexican insurance which you can buy near the border or over the internet. It is cheap and you could be thrown in the slammer if you get in an accident without it in mexico. You will pay a small fee ( I can't remember how much ). You can't let anyone else drive your car unless you are in it or they are related. I am not an expert on this but this is what I remember. Don't drive on those lonely highways at night and stick to the tollroads. Tolls are expensive and almost all PEMEX stations only accept cash. I have only driven as far south as Guadalajara. My understanding is that you can only drive to Panama as you can't drive across the Darien Gap. I don't know what the rules are for passing into Guatemala with a car, but I met a couple who drove there and were shot at (YIKES ! ) Good luck !!! Have FUN! Back to top moonravenJoined: 24 Mar 2004Posts: 3094 Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 3:04 pm Post subject: Mexico is part of North America, not Central America--hence the infamous Mexico-shafting North American Free Trade Agreement. You can bring a car easily from the US, but I would suggest that it be a car that is popular here, otherwise getting parts for it or finding mechanics who know how to work on it will be highly problematic. I brought a 1965 VW Beetle from the US in 1994, as had been renting Beetles here in Mexico during the previous 2 years I was going back and forth between Mexico and the US doing research. I had Mexican car insurance for a year. After that I didn't bother with it. It is very unusual here in the case of an accident to actually go through all the hoops to assign responsibility and make a claim. Folks just check to see if damage is serious, if anyone was hurt, and then they leave the scene. If someone comes out with more damage he/she usually will receive some cash from the other party on the spot, and that's it. Of course there are exceptions, but nobody wants to get the transito cops involved because they will want money, the process may take hours or days, and probably the insurance company you paid your premium to will not pay up anyway. Sorry if that sounds cynical, but that's the way things work here. As for driving at night--no problem if it's your normal stomping grounds--but if that is a rural area, be aware that cows and other critters frequent the roads at night. Night driving should be avoided on secondary highways that have a lot of truck movement at night, because they frequently drive without lights, and in a one-to-one combat your little car will come out the loser. You can't drive to South America, but you can put your car on a boat in Panama and meet up with it in a South American port. Back to top gueraJoined: 25 Aug 2004Posts: 8 Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2004 11:37 pm Post subject: Some Canadians claim to be the shaftees -also rumour has it that the U.S forgot that Canada was part of North America as the U.S initially wanted a trade agreement with Mexico and were later informed that perhaps Canada should be included as they too were part of NA (TEEHEE) Good tips from Moonraven. Transito is to be avoided - but sometimes it's not possible, and exceptions do occur. My Mexican boyfriend has had his car impounded for a year and a half !!! This of course resulted after an accident because the two parties could not come to an agreement. Don't ask me why or how as the bureaucratic entanglements are sooooo complicated that my eyes glaze over whenever he talks to me about it !! I would have given up the fight ages ago.. I guess that - if I were the one in the accident - I might've wanted the first round battle with the insurance company rather than the Mexican bureaucrats !!! Back to top diderotJoined: 13 Nov 2003Posts: 30 Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 7:29 am Post subject: I see... Wow, thanks for the info everybody. Guera, you said it isnt a necessity to have a car in Mexico, but that is what they said about Japan too. Forgive me my scepticism, but can you tell me more? And did you meal loan or lien. I will probably still have a loan. Ill look into mexican insurance. Is PEMEX a gas station or something else? Moonraven, I didnt realize these things were so rigidly defined. Now I know. Thanks. What kinds of cars a popular? I have a 99 ford escort 2 door. Any idea what it might cost me too ship my car from panama to say, columbia? Guess. I dare you! Maybe, I should just buy a heap when I get where I am going. Any comments? Back to top Ben Round de BlocJoined: 16 Jan 2003Posts: 1946 Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 10:45 am Post subject: moonraven wrote: It is very unusual here in the case of an accident to actually go through all the hoops to assign responsibility and make a claim. Folks just check to see if damage is serious, if anyone was hurt, and then they leave the scene. If someone comes out with more damage he/she usually will receive some cash from the other party on the spot, and that's it. Of course there are exceptions, but nobody wants to get the transito cops involved because they will want money, the process may take hours or days, and probably the insurance company you paid your premium to will not pay up anyway. Sorry if that sounds cynical, but that's the way things work here. The part about getting auto insurance to pay for a claim may be generally true for Mexico, but I wouldn't recommend driving without auto insurance if you get to the part of the country where I live: La República de Yucatán. Here if you are involved in an accident, first, it will most likely be assumed that it was your fault. Such is the case when a foreign driver is involved in an accident. Second, it is next to impossible for an accident to occur in this city without the police showing up within minutes. It is amazing how they do that! If the other driver is insured and you aren't, one of two things will happen: 1) your car will be impounded, and you may or may not be taken into custody, or 2) you will pay a lot of money on the spot to the other driver and to the police, even if the damage to the other vehicle was only a tiny scratch (which may have already been there before the accident.) If you're not in the habit of carrying lots of cash with you, it could be a problem. Back to top moonravenJoined: 24 Mar 2004Posts: 3094 Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 2:27 pm Post subject: Diderot: A car really isn't necessary. I sold mine 4 and a half years ago, and I really do not miss it except on those few occasions when I am moving from one part of the country to another and have to wrestle my suitcases in 2 or 3 bus terminals. I have no idea what it will cost you to ship your car from Panama--I was simply advising you that it was an option. I would not bring a Ford Escort. In most parts of the country you won't be able to get parts for it. Of the big 3 from Detroit, Ford is almost invisible in most of Mexico. If you must have a car, bring a Nissan--they are everywhere in Mexico, and are also produced here--I think the model is or was called Sentra in the US. Back to top MELEEJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2583Location: The Mexican Hinterland Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 3:12 pm Post subject: Diderot, If you missed your car in Japan, simply because you like driving, you may miss your car in Mexico (and other parts of Latin America too), but having lived in both places, a car is not necessary in either place. You can get just about everywhere in the country without a car, and owning a car presents a whole bunch of new hassels. But it also gives you a different take on the country. I recommend that you get to know the place a little bit first, before you're in its traffic. The traffic here moves in a way completly different from my own part of the US--but I felt the same way when I went to North Carolina!! I'm with moonraven, it is very important that you don't just drive any car into the country for an extended period of time, unless you are an expert mechanic and will be pulling a trailer full of all possible spare parts. Volkswagens and Nissans are two of the biggest sellers here and each company has Mexican plants that make cars. So just because they are popular doesn't mean you should bring one you bought in the US. A coworker had a US Jetta here several years ago, there are plenty of Jettas around but he had a very hard time getting parts because the Jetta he bought in the US was made in Germany and didn't take the same parts as the Jettas made here. For about two years I've been toying with the idea of bringing a car down from the US and I asked many people what they would recommend. The most popular response was anything made by JEEP. Jeeps are not all that common, but they are sought after (in case you want to try to sell it--another complicated proposition), parts are readily avialable, and all the JEEPs in Mexico were built in the US so the parts are the same. If a JEEP is out of the question, the next bet is Chevy for similar reasons--except maybe the sought after one . Followed by NISSAN, but again, check the make, for example the Frontiers sold in the US are made in Mexico, but the Sentras are not. In the end, I decided to buy a car locally, mostly because I suddenly had a more urgent need for a car and because I realized that I have no plans of returning the car to the US and therefore I would just be chancing additional headaches later on. Oh, when I was in high school, a friend and I had a dream of driving to Pategonia, we researched it enough to come to the conculsion that we would need a vehicle much more rugged than a 99 2-door escort! If I get time later today, I'll tell you about my experience being the passenger in a gringo-mexican car accident--it just might restore your faith in transito! Back to top moonravenJoined: 24 Mar 2004Posts: 3094 Posted: Tue Aug 31, 2004 3:18 pm Post subject: JEEPS are, yes, very sought after here in Mexico--especially by Judiciales, who think nothing of pulling over a fairly new Cherokee, maybe flashing a credential but certainly a 9 mm pistol in the owner's face, and taking the vehicle. (This is an updated version of the old "I don't have to show you any stinking badges" from TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE.) For that reason I suggest not bringing a JEEP--especially not a red or black Cherokee. Back to top diderotJoined: 13 Nov 2003Posts: 30 Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 1:21 am Post subject: hmm... Food for thought indeed. Thanks for all the info, everbody. Looks like my escort is going to have to sit for a while longer. Back to top FloJoined: 29 Mar 2004Posts: 112 Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2004 12:56 pm Post subject: I live in a rather large city in Mexico. Though there are buses, I am so happy that I have my car here with me. I did not take toll roads to get to my destination, and the regular roads were acceptable. I would not advise bringing a low-rider car, however, as the speed bumps will kill it in a matter of days. You will need pesos to buy gas at PEMEX, but you can get cash at an ATM after you cross the border. As for Mexican liability insurance, I purchased an entire year for all of mexico for about $140. There are cheaper policies, but they only cover the northern states. From what I know, there is no way to drive from Panama to Colombia. You have to have the car shipped by boat. A friend of mine just read a book that describes the journey of a couple of guys who drove from Argentina to Alaska (sorry but I don´t remember the name of the book). As for getting parts for your car, there are Ford dealerships that can get parts for you in Mexico. In South America there are also factories (such as Chevrolet, Volvo, and Mercedes) in various countries that can get parts for you. I lived in South America and would not recommend taking a car there (depending on the country of course). The driving conditions are terrible, it is expensive to pay for both gasoline and toll roads, and it is dangerous. People steal all kinds of cars regardless of their condition or value. Gas in some places is around $4 a gallon. If you have any more specific questions, please PM me. Back to top richtx1Joined: 12 Apr 2004Posts: 115Location: Ciudad de México Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 10:53 pm Post subject: Henry Ford is rolling over in his grave! Quote: Ford is almost invisible in most of Mexico Having lived on calle Henry Ford for a time, I'd point out that Fords have been available in Mexico since 1923. What the person was talking about is beyond me... Escort parts are certainly available, and... Mexican mechanics being almost as brilliant as Cuban mechanics, they can make a non-standard part work in the unlikely event that they can't find an official Escort part. But that's true with any mechanic. I drove an old Saab in Missouri with a few Rolls-Royce parts. Back to top FloJoined: 29 Mar 2004Posts: 112 Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 11:46 pm Post subject: Richtx1 - Thanks for clarifying the obvious misinformation. There are clearly thousands of escorts and other Ford models driving around (and breaking down) on Mexican roads everyday. I happen to have one of them and live right down the street from a Ford dealership. Happy travels. 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