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Light Collection Improvement for the CRV System of the Mu2e Experiment
Category: Новости
Although the Standard Model describing electromagnetic, weak and strong interactions within a unified approach was verified in plenty of experiments, there are many indications that it could be just a component of a general theory, and the interactions, not defined through this model (New Physics), are to be expected at the energies significantly lower than the Planck energy. The search for New Physics is advancing simultaneously in several directions: the search for new particles at the Large Hadron Collider, in astrophysical observations (dark matter and dark energy), in precision measurements and in the search for the processes violating theoretical calculations within the Standard Model. Even a small deviation of the measured value from its theoretical prediction will allow concluding that the theory is incomplete and setting limitations on its extension.
The Mu2e experiment within the Fermilab muon programme is one of those searching for New Physics. This experiment searches for the direct muon-to-electron conversion in the nucleus field µ-N → e-N. The process violates the lepton number for the leptons with non-zero charge. Within the Standard Model its probability is extremely low (~10-50) which means that the process is almost unobservable. The observation of any processes of this kind unambiguously manifests the interactions beyond the Standard Model. In many models of New Physics, the probabilities of such processes greatly increase and make them observable. As in any research, one of the most important problems when preparing the experiment is suppression of the cosmic muon background. To solve this problem, the group of the physicists from DLNP, JINR, participating in this experiment, proposed and elaborated a version of the Cosmic Ray Veto (CRV) system.
Over several years, the authors had been simulating, designing, manufacturing and testing the prototype detectors of the CRV system. As a result, a version of a modular veto system was introduced. Each module of the CRV system contains four layers of extruded scintillation strips with lengthwise arranged holes for optical fibers. The veto system will be assembled from the modules with length varying from 90 cm to 7 m. The module sample testing demonstrated the required efficiency of the cosmic muon detection not lower than 99.99%. While playing the major role, our experimentalists developed the technology for mass production of the CRV modules and the testing methodology of both scintillation counters and modules as a whole.
Due to the design features of the Mu2e facility, the signals from the longest modules with a length of 7 m will be read out from one end. According to the estimates, it can cause a lower than required detection efficiency of these modules during data taking, which would increase the number of background events. Within the R&D stage, the light collection optimization method was proposed and implemented for long (up to 7 m) scintillation strips by injecting an optically clear filler into a straight-through longitudinal hole with an inserted optical fiber. Such a technique was used practically for the first time! All previous attempts (MINOS, TRIUMF) to inject a two-part adhesive (first of all, Bicron 600) into detectors of this kind with a long straight-through hole in scintillators failed due to the excess of injection time over adhesive polymerization time.
The JINR group succeeded in selecting the optimum silicone optical fillers (without hardeners), the SKTN (synthetic heat-resistant low-molecular rubber) and PMX (a polydimethylsiloxane fluid), which allow filling the holes in a scintillation strip with the length of 6-7 m without any time limitations. The light collection increase of 30—60% depending on the scintillator "age" is achieved due to the refractive index of the filler that is close to the refractive index of polystyrene and outer optical fiber cladding and also due to the filling of microcracks on the hole surface of a scintillation strip. The crucial point is demonstrating the retention of spectral characteristics of chosen optical fillers after their irradiation on the IBR-2M reactor (JINR) by neutron flows with doses comparable with those that could be absorbed during 3 years of data taking in the real experiment. In addition, it was proven that the two-part optical adhesive traditionally used to insert fibers into the grooves significantly loses its clarity compared to liquid silicone fillers with high radiation doses. This observation is of great importance in designing detectors for high-radiation operating conditions.
To sum up, we should mention that the authors of this project stage did great work on simulating and designing detectors, organizing mass production of and testing the modules of the CRV system for the Mu2e experiment. The ultimate outcome of these efforts is undoubtedly this devised and implemented special method of the light collection optimization injecting a silicone optical fluid into a straight-through hole of a long scintillation strip with an inserted optical fiber, which can be used in many other experiments.
The scientists from the Mu2e experiment (A.M. Artikov, Yu.A. Budagov, I.I. Vasilyev, V.V. Glagolev, Yu.I. Davydov, A.V. Simonenko, Yu.N. Kharzheev, D. Chokheli, C. Dukes, C. Group) received the Second JINR Prize 2019 in the section "Methodological and Technological Research Work" according to the decision of the JINR Scientific Council within its 127th session for "Innovative Method for Increasing Light Collection from Scintillation Detectors of the Mu2e Veto System".
V.V. Glagolev, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Deputy Director for Science of DLNP
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Good news from the Canadian courts for a change. How it happened remains a matter of speculation but it clearly didn't hurt to have a newly appointed judge whose views are still more influenced by her knowledge of legal principles than by the nature of the interests involved.
Justice Kiteley rejected Daishowa's accusations of wrongful interference with economic interests, inducing breach of contract, intimidation, conspiracy, defamation, injurious falsehoods and nuisance. She ruled that information pickets outside stores that use Daishowa products -- so-called secondary picketing -- are not illegal. And she also ruled that Daishowa would not likely suffer greater harm from lack of an interim injunction than the Lubicons would suffer from clear-cut logging should the interim injunction be granted and clear-cut logging proceed.
Daishowa's sole consolation was that Justice Kiteley found that the Toronto Friends "may have been intemperate". She therefore ordered them not to use the term "genocide". And she also ordered them not to mention the March 7th agreement between Daishowa and the Lubicons because, she said, the existence of that agreement isn't proven. Daishowa officials seized upon these limited restrictions and immediately issued a press release implying that they'd won the case by saying "The Ontario Court of Justice today granted a court order prohibiting the Friends of the Lubicon from using misleading and untruthful statements in its boycott of Daishowa Inc., and imposed restrictions on future Friends of the Lubicon conduct".
Following Daishowa's press release essentially proclaiming that it had won the court case Daishowa announced that it would be appealing its supposed court victory, since, as Daishowa spokesmen explained, "Daishowa remains concerned that an interim order was not made to protect its customers from secondary picketing and other unlawful boycotting activities". Needless to say people winning court cases don't normally appeal.
In fact Daishowa initially sought to enjoin all Lubicon boycott activity and failed. While prohibited from using the word "genocide" the Toronto Friends could continue informing Daishowa's customers about the threat which Daishowa poses to Lubicon survival. Moreover the point of the boycott is not WHETHER DAISHOWA AGREED to stay out of the Lubicon area at least until there's a settlement of Lubicon land rights -- although they did in fact agree -- but rather that Daishowa NOW AGREE to stay out of the Lubicon area at least until there's a settlement of Lubicon land rights.
There of course remained a very real problem with key Lubicon boycott organizers having to spend finite resources on legal expenses and being tied-up in court so that they can't work on the boycott. As much as anything that's the purpose of this kind of legal action by Daishowa. It's called a SLAPP suit. SLAPP is an acronym for Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation.
"SLAPP suits function by forcing the target into the judicial area where the SLAPP filer foists upon the target the expenses of a defense. The longer the litigation can be stretched out, the more the litigation can be churned, the greater the expense that is inflicted, the closer the SLAPP filer moves to success. The ripple effect of such suits in our society is enormous. Persons who have been outspoken on issues of public importance targeted in such suits will often choose in the future to remain silent".
In the absence of hopefully forthcoming Canadian legislation preventing SLAPP suits Justice Kiteley had no choice but to proceed as though Daishowa's legal action were a legitimate injunction application. She made clear in the wording of her decision, however, that she's very much aware of what Daishowa is seeking to do with their application to enjoin the Toronto Friends from criticizing Daishowa's actions.
"It is a reasonable inference based on the material available that there was a direct connection between the boycott activity and the decision to carry on the self-imposed moratorium...In other words, the boycott was successful in its stated aim to prevent logging until Daishowa made a clear, public and unequivocal commitment not to cut or buy wood cut on unceded Lubicon territories until a land rights settlement has been reached with both levels of (Canadian) government and a harvesting agreement negotiated (by Daishowa) with the Lubicon people."
"Materials produced by the plaintiff (Daishowa) clearly indicate that, for purposes of corporate image, all of the subsidiaries and related companies are described as part of one entity. Indeed, the plaintiff (Daishowa) agrees that primary picketing (as distinct from so-called secondary picketing) and other activities may be directed to the plaintiff (Daishowa) and its related companies...Obviously, it was the plaintiff's choice which (Daishowa) corporation would be named in these proceedings. Under all these circumstances, the defendants ought not to be subject to any suggestion that the wrong corporate target has been their objective."
On the question of the so-called "balance of convenience", or, in other words, who would face the greatest potential injury should an interim injunction be granted or not granted pending the hearing of the application for an permanent injunction, Justice Kiteley asked Daishowa lawyer Earl Cherniak if she shouldn't take possible extinction of Lubicon society into account. Dropping Daishowa's feigned concern for the plight of the Lubicons, Mr. Cherniak argued that possible extinction of Lubicon society isn't a relevant consideration -- that all that was before the court was whether the Toronto Friends had engaged in allegedly "illegal" activities such as secondary picketing.
"because of the relationship between the defendants and the Lubicon Cree, the interests of the Lubicon Cree merit modest consideration in this issue of the test to be applied.
Considerable (boycott) efforts in the past have been made in late summer and early fall -- just before logging season. If the trial does take place in January, 1996, that will be in the middle of the logging season. Without the boycott, on the evidence, there is greater likelihood that logging will take place. If the defendants are successful at trial, and if logging is undertaken in the interval, the Lubicon Cree may have been unnecessarily exposed to the dislocation and hardship anticipated by (Lubicon Chief) Ominayak and (anthropologist) Ryan (who filed an affidavit on the genocidal consequences of massive resource exploitation activity in unceded Lubicon territory).
Furthermore, at the rate of 11,000 trees (taken) per day, hundreds of thousands of trees will have been harvested -- only to be regenerated in 60 years...the delay in logging for one more winter is inconvenient to the plaintiff but far less inconvenient than the harvesting of thousands of trees which may ultimately be found to be the property of the Lubicon Cree"
Normally all a corporation has to show to get an interim injunction in Canada is that there's a so-called "serious issue to be tried" and that they are likely to suffer some damage if the activity they are seeking to enjoin is not stopped. Actually proving the charges on which the application is based is then left to the hearing of the application for a permanent injunction.
"The consumer boycott began in 1991 and has developed considerable momentum. Indeed, the plaintiff excuses its delay in launching these proceedings earlier because the effect of the boycott was not immediate but rather cumulative. If the boycott is prohibited as a result of this motion (asking for an interim injunction pending the hearing of the application for a permanent injunction), a hiatus between February 6, 1995 (the date the Toronto Friends agreed to suspend their boycott activities until the hearing of the application for an interim injunction) and early 1996 (the date when Daishowa indicated it will be ready for the hearing on the application for a permanent injunction) would occur. It is unlikely that the defendants could reconstitute the boycott should they be successful at trial. Consequently, the harm to the defendants will be complete; they will be deprived of the use of the single most important tool to accomplish their objective".
On the charge that the Toronto Friends had engaged in "illegal" secondary picketing, Daishowa lawyers relied on old labour laws from the 1930s designed to break labour unions. Lawyers for the Toronto Friends argued that secondary picketing in the context of a consumer boycott is of a significantly different nature than secondary picketing in the context of a labour dispute -- that it is an important means of expression in a democratic society and that Lubicon supporters should be able to address the Daishowa issue when a consumer is actually making a purchase at a store which uses Daishowa paper products.
"If the court were to deprive picketers of the words which most clearly embody the moral position of those picketers, it would eviscerate completely the debate concerning the rights of aboriginal people to assert claims to unceded lands.
"An injunction should not issue that would restrain public discussion on matters of public interest such as aboriginal land claims. On the evidence, the picketing in this case is of that nature.
"If secondary picketing in a non-union context is not unlawful, then threats to evoke secondary picketing are likewise not unlawful. The threat itself is a useful tool to effect public discussion on matters of public interest as is evident here where only two of the many customers resisted the boycott until the picket actually occurred.
"Secondary picketing and threats to that end are a form of freedom of expression protection by the Charter (of Human Rights and Freedoms in the Canadian Constitution)."
The charge of nuisance was thrown out because the picketing hadn't occurred on land owned or occupied by Daishowa -- and because any nuisance caused by the picketing was, on the evidence presented, not "substantial or unreasonable".
The charge of conspiracy was thrown out because Justice Kiteley found that Daishowa had been unable to show that the primary purpose of the Toronto Friends had been to cause injury to Daishowa -- or that any damage suffered by Daishowa had been caused by unlawful acts by the Toronto Friends.
"...on the evidence, I find the intention of the defendants at all times was to provide support to the Lubicon Cree in resolving their land claims and, toward that end, they have worked extensively to obtain the following from Daishowa: a clear unequivocal and public commitment not to log or buy wood from unceded Lubicon territory until a land rights settlement is reached and a timber harvesting agreement is negotiated.
"While injury to the plaintiff is the result of the boycott, it is not the intention of the defendants to cause injury".
"The defendants can be found not liable if there is evidence that they felt that they had a moral duty to intervene or if they took action to protect against interference with the defendants' own rights. As indicated above, I find that the articulation and pursuit of that objective reflects a moral duty which would constitute justification (even) had I been satisfied (that contracts had been breached). However, the plaintiff has failed to establish a fundamental component of this tort; namely, that any contracts were breached."
The charge of intimidation was thrown out because the threat of secondary picketing was found to be legal -- and because the Toronto Friends were found to have no intention to injure Daishowa's customers. Instead, Justice Kiteley found, "...the defendants' intention was to communicate a message to consumers to enable those consumers to make informed choices at the point of purchase."
"In the context of the history of aboriginal peoples in Canada and, specifically, their attempts to secure control over unceded lands, I find that the statements contain political commentary and social expression. The statements regarding the status of logging operations amount to fair comment in that they are expressions on a matter in which the public has an interest. Based on the evidence, I find that these statements reflect the legitimate concerns and honest beliefs of the defendants."
On the issue of whether the Toronto Friends had engaged in misrepresentation when they told people that Daishowa had agreed in March of 1988 to stay out of the Lubicon territory at least until there was a settlement of Lubicon land rights -- and then broke that agreement -- Judge Kiteley noted that the evidence is contradictory. She said Lubicon Chief had filed an affidavit insisting that there had been an agreement which Daishowa chose not to challenge on cross- examination. The other evidence on whether or not there had been an agreement, she said, was in the form of an affidavit from Daishowa executive Koichi Kitigawa denying that there had been an agreement, notes of the meeting at which the agreement was reputedly made taken by Daishowa consultant Henry Wakabayashi, and cross examination of Mr. Kitigawa on his affidavit and on Mr. Wakabayashi's meeting notes.
Upon examination of this evidence, Justice Kiteley said, "some justification for the position advanced on behalf of Ominayak can be found both in (Wakabayashi's) notes of the meeting and in the evidence of Kitigawa". In particular, she said, she was referring to notes by Mr. Wakabayashi in which he quotes Mr. Kitigawa as saying "will negotiate before proceeding" -- and to Mr. Kitigawa's statements about this quote made during cross examination.
"There would be two aspects of that. One would be to negotiate the area of concern with the Lubicon, and two would be to negotiate the documentation with the Alberta government."
When Mr. Kitigawa was asked "Is it your recollection that you made that clear at this point in the meeting", Justice Kiteley said, Mr. Kitigawa replied "Yes".
"an opportunity should be afforded to Kitigawa to resolve what appear to be inconsistencies in his evidence as indicated from the excerpt above. At this stage, the most that can be said is that both Kitigawa and Ominayak appear to honestly hold their respective views about what transpired".
"will not result in a restraint on public discussion on matters of public interest. The defendants are still at liberty to pursue their fundamental belief that Lubicon land rights should be resolved by the Lubicon Cree and government regardless of any agreement with the plaintiff and whether any such agreement has been breached".
Justice Kiteley added that she is "unable to find that the statements with respect to the (March 7th) agreement or breach of it are defamatory or constitute injurious falsehood". She said "I find that the statements constitute fair comment based on the affidavits of (Chief) Ominayak and (anthropologist) Ryan".
"I believe that if Daishowa is permitted to proceed with any clear-cutting before the settlement of the land claim, the Lubicon people will cease to exist as a viable Band able to restructure its culture and able to create a future for their children. In other words, the process of genocidal destruction of the Lubicon Cree society will be completed".
Those who have been following the Lubicon struggle are aware that Dr. Ryan's conclusions about the genocidal consequences of massive resource activity in the traditional Lubicon society are shared by any number of qualified independent observers including the World Council of Churches and the then Curator of North American Ethnology at the prestigious Museum of the American Indian/Heye Foundation.
Daishowa lawyer Cherniak argued that even if significant damage has been done to Lubicon society, it was done by the oil companies prior to Daishowa's involvement in the area. That argument of course misses the point being made by Dr. Ryan; namely, in her view clear- cut logging on top of all of the other damage would constitute the final death knoll for Lubicon society.
"I cannot find that a prima facie case of defamation has been proven. The statements made by Ominayak and by the defendants are most certainly within the category of fair comment."
Justice Kiteley consequently ruled that the Toronto Friends cannot in the future use the terms "genocide" or other terms connoting genocide -- but that comments previously made by the Toronto Friends in this regard are neither defamatory nor "injurious falsehoods".
"Madam Justice Francis Kiteley imposed strict restrictions on future Friends of the Lubicon conduct, including forbidding them from making false statements that Daishowa had made or breached any agreement with the Lubicon Indians, and prohibiting other untrue and defamatory statements".
That kind of fooling around with the truth is of course classic Daishowa. No matter how indignantly Daishowa officials may proclaim that they're supposedly honourable men, the fact is from the very beginning Daishowa officials have said whatever seemed to serve their purpose at the time -- without regard to either the facts or the truth or even what others know absolutely to be the case. Apparently unable to change that licentious style in the face of Justice Kiteley's decision, Mr. Cochran has now effectively done basically the same thing with her decision. Hopefully Mr. Cochran's creative treatment of the Kiteley decision, both in this press release and in subsequent media interviews, will be taken into account by judges assessing the credibility of Daishowa evidence in the future.
In media interviews following release of the decision Mr. Cochran also makes much of "other restrictions" placed on the Toronto Friends. During the attached interview with CKUA's Tasha Larson on May 19th, for example, he insists "there was an injunction granted against the Friends of the Lubicon that restricts an awful lot of the conduct and the activities and the defamatory language that they've been using in the past". He says "So we do have an injunction against them". He admits "We don't have...everything we asked for". "However", he says, "there's an awful lot of restrictions -- I mean there's two pages worth of restrictions that the judge has imposed on the Friends of the Lubicon about how they're to conduct their boycott in the future".
In fact -- beyond not mentioning the March 1988 agreement or using the word "genocide" -- the only other constraints imposed by the Kiteley decision are that the Toronto Friends will send Daishowa copies of letters sent to customers of Daishowa, that Daishowa will be informed of any Daishowa customers contacted by Friends of the Lubicon, and that any Daishowa customers contacted by the Toronto Friends will be informed if the situation is resolved. Needless to say none of these conditions would adversely affect the boycott. A free and open discussion of the issues between the parties has always been an essential part of the boycott -- with customers typically sharing correspondence all around and seeking to hear both sides before taking a position. Moreover the Toronto Friends will be only too pleased to notify customers of Daishowa if a Lubicon settlement is achieved and/or Daishowa ever decides to do the honourable thing.
Briefly freed from the constraints of their earlier agreement not to contact Daishowa customers until the interim injunction application could be heard by Justice Kiteley, the Toronto Friends were once again able to start contacting Daishowa customers. On June 5th the Swiss-owned restaurant chain Movenpick announced that they will no longer buy Daishowa paper products. Contact was also initiated with other Daishowa customers and plans were being made to expand the boycott.
Daishowa lawyers were outraged by Movenpick joining the boycott and made renewed charges that the Toronto Friends were supposedly still engaging in misrepresentation and threatening their customers. Nothing was new about these renewed charges -- all of it had been argued before Justice Kiteley.
On June 30th Justice Donald Steele granted Daishowa leave to appeal Justice Kiteley's decision. Justice Steele had earlier authored the infamous Temagami decision which was recently described in a commentary printed by the Toronto Globe and Mail as "one of the most aggressively anti-Indian judgments of the century".
Justice Steele's reasons for granting leave to appeal are predictably more in line with the type of thinking the Lubicons have come to expect from the Canadian courts. Justice Steele has of course also been a Canadian judge longer than Justice Kiteley and has a greater appreciation of the concerns of large, wealthy transnational corporations exploiting natural resources in Canada.
Justice Steele said "There are important issues involved relating to interlocutory (interim injunction) issues and should not be refused merely because a trial may be held late in 1995". He said "In my opinion there are several issues warranting leave".
Justice Steele questioned the "appropriateness" of Justice Kiteley's use of a more rigorous "prima facie case" test in assessing the claims and charges made by Daishowa. He said that he has "doubt as to the decision finding that secondary picketing in non-labour disputes is not illegal per se". He said that he "doubt(s) the effect of picketing in political protests as being primary and not secondary in this case". He said that he "doubt(s) the finding that the intent of the (Toronto Friends) was political motivation and that this allows the overriding of the intent to harm economically and interfere with the normal business relations of others". He said that he "doubt(s) the correctness of the decision in its application of Charter (freedom of expression) principles to the parties herein". And he said that he also "believe(s) that the (Kiteley) decision conflicts with the decision in HERSEES OF WOODSTOCK V. GOLDSTEIN.
In fact the way the dates for the hearing of the appeal were set is also much more in line with what the Lubicons have come to expect from the Canadian courts -- lending credence to the notion that lawyers for Daishowa might have been a little lackadaisical about their interim injunction application but that they're now doing all they can to assure their Japanese corporate clients of a satisfactory judicial outcome.
Normally court dates aren't set until the appellant files papers spelling out the basis of the appeal -- the so-called "factum". In this case the Registrar followed the unusual procedure of giving Daishowa lawyers the September 21st court date based on their assurances that they would be filing the Daishowa factum shortly. Daishowa's factum was to be filed by the end of the first week of August -- which would have given lawyers for the Toronto Friends about 6 weeks to respond with their factum. When it still wasn't filed two weeks later lawyers for the Toronto Friends contacted the Registrar and asked that the September date be taken off the court schedule. For some reason the September date was not taken off the court schedule.
Under pressure from lawyers for the Toronto Friends the Registrar went to Chief Justice Frank O'Driscoll about the request that the September date be taken off the court schedule. Chief Justice O'Driscoll -- who has also been a Canadian judge longer than Justice Kiteley and has a much better appreciation of the needs of transnational corporations operating in Canada -- responded that he couldn't understand what lawyers for the Toronto Friends were complaining about. Without having reviewed any of the involved papers Chief Justice O'Driscoll said "It's only an injunction application". He said "They can prepare in three weeks."
Lawyers for the Toronto Friends therefore made a formal motion to have the date to hear the appeal adjourned until the latest possible date. The motion to have the appeal hearing adjourned until the latest possible date was heard on September 6th by Justice White.
Justice White asked Daishowa lawyer Peter Jervis if "the bottom line is Steele said secondary picketing is illegal"? Mr. Jervis agreed "that's the bottom line".
Justice White asked Mr. Jervis if Mr. Jervis would consent to giving lawyers for the Toronto Friends an adjournment until October 18th if he issued an order against secondary picketing in the meantime.
Mr. Jervis opposed the granting of an adjournment arguing that the appeal hearing should proceed immediately.
Justice White said "I'm going to grant an order". He asked Mr. Jervis "What terms do you want?"
Mr. Jervis said that Daishowa would basically want an extension of the order issued last February 6th prohibiting the Toronto Friends from having any contact with Daishowa's customers until Justice Kiteley could hear the application for an interim injunction.
Toronto Friends lawyer Karen Wristen argued that such an order "would substantially grant the injunction in advance of having heard the appeal". She pointed out that none of the damages alleged by Daishowa have been proven. She said that boycott activities have been going on for four years and that Daishowa only now brought a court action against the Toronto Friends. She said that Daishowa would suffer no particular additional damage in the month between now and the hearing of the appeal. She said enjoining boycott activities would adversely affect the momentum of the boycott.
Justice White granted an adjournment to October 18th or such later date as counsel may agree on the condition that the Toronto Friends will be forbidden from conducting or threatening to conduct secondary picketing or boycotting from September 21st, when the date of the appeal hearing was originally set to be heard, until whatever the date the appeal is finally heard. Justice White did not, however, grant Daishowa's request that the Toronto Friends be barred from all communication with Daishowa customers. The Toronto Friends may communicate with Daishowa customers about the situation just as long as they don't conduct or threaten to conduct secondary picketing or boycotting.
After some discussion between the Registrar and lawyers for both sides the date for the hearing of the appeal was set for October 24- 25.
Lawyers for Daishowa understandably want to proceed as fast as they can in order to recover some credibility after the Kiteley decision. Justice Steele's reasons for granting them leave to appeal, Chief Justice O'Driscoll's reaction to lawyers for the Toronto Friends seeking adequate time to prepare and the fact that Chief Justice O'Driscoll will now be appointing the panel of judges to hear the appeal, give Daishowa lawyers a level of confidence that the appeal will be heard by judges with a good appreciation of the problems faced by large, wealthy, transnational companies seeking to exploit natural resources in Canada.
If it can be judicially arranged Daishowa would undoubtedly like to outlaw the right of Canadians to protest their activities before the winter season when it is believed that Daishowa intends to proceed with long-delayed plans to clear-cut unceded Lubicon territory. Proceeding with the clear-cutting of unceded Lubicon territory before outlawing the right of Canadians to criticize their actions might well adversely affect both the political situation and what's politically possible with the court case.
Legal defence of the Toronto Friends has now been taken over by the Sierra Legal Defence Fund. Much gratitude is owed to prominent Toronto lawyer Clayton Ruby and his colleagues Harriet Sachs and Jill Copeland who contributed their time and did such a fine job arguing the case of the Toronto Friends before Justice Kiteley. While involvement of the highly regarded Sierra Legal Defence Fund alleviates some of the financial worry about how it will be possible to carry on the court case, the Toronto Friends will still require financial help to cover things like court costs, air travel for lawyers, air travel for witnesses and so on.
People concerned about the plight of the Lubicon, about Daishowa's legal harassment of the Toronto Friends and about efforts by transnational corporations to use Canadian law and Canadian courts to suppress criticism of their actions in Canada, should let Daishowa know how you feel about their continuing threat to clear-cut the unceded Lubicon territory, about Daishowa's offensive and unacceptable legal action against the Toronto Friends -- and that you support and will work to spread the word about the boycott unless Daishowa makes a firm, unequivocal public commitment to stay out of the Lubicon territory until Lubicon land rights are settled and an agreement has been negotiated with the Lubicon people respecting Lubicon wildlife and environmental concerns.
Sample letters already written to Daishowa and other related materials are attached. A copy of Justice Kiteley's 131 page decision is available upon request.


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Q&A: A Crash Course On Common Core
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Confused about the Common Core State Standards? Join the club. That's not to say the new benchmarks in reading and math are good or bad, working smoothly or kicking up sparks as the wheels come off. It is simply an acknowledgement that, when the vast majority of U.S. states adopt a single set of educational standards all at roughly the same time, a little confusion is inevitable.
Below is a handy FAQ about Common Core. We'll continue answering your questions in the coming months. You can post them in the comments section, or on Twitter and Facebook using #commonq.
Report: Emergency Response Inadequate In Airport Shooting
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After A Long Wait, 24 Models In Heroism Get Their Due
By Quil Lawrence • Mar 18, 2014
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As Common Core Tests Approach, So Does A Sea Change In Schools
By Claudio Sanchez • Mar 18, 2014
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Deadly Violence Breaks Out At Crimean Military Base
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Russia Votes To Annex Crimea, As The West Looks On
By Michele Kelemen • Mar 18, 2014
Politics And Power Complicate The Airliner Search
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A Cold One For Everyone: Craft Beer Sales Surged In 2013
If you think craft beer is seemingly everywhere these days, there's good reason. From bars and restaurants to supermarket aisles, the selection of locally made, often quirkily named brews has grown at an exponential rate.
Report: NSA Can Record, Store Phone Conversations Of Whole Countries
The United States has the capability to record "100 percent" of a country's phone calls, The Washington Post reports today citing people "with direct knowledge" and documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
According to the paper, the U.S. keeps those recordings for a month. The paper adds:
Thank Your Gut Bacteria For Making Chocolate Healthful
Boy, it's a good time to be a dark-chocolate lover.
We've noted before the growing evidence that a daily dose of the bitter bean may help reduce blood pressure. There also seems to be a link between a regular chocolate habit and lower body weight.
Feminism Is Fashionable For Nigerian Writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Nigerian Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie might be Africa's best-known young writer, but she's now making a big mark this side of the Atlantic.
Top Democrat Insists Party Will Hold Senate — But Turnout Is Key
By Liz Halloran • Mar 18, 2014
As increasingly confident Republican leaders predict big midterm election gains, the head of Democratic National Committee put on her game face Tuesday and insisted the party will hold control of the Senate.
The Democrats' grass-roots organization, said Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and what she characterized as the GOP's continuing alienation of women, minority, LGBT and middle-class voters, bodes well for her party this fall.
Opting Out Of Your Insurance Plan's Network Can Be Costly
Many plans sold on the health insurance marketplaces offer a trade-off: lower premiums in exchange for limited choices of doctors and hospitals. But consumers who opt for these plans with the idea that they'll go out of network when necessary may be taking a big financial risk.
The health law generally limits how much consumers can be required to pay out of pocket for medical care (not including premiums). In 2014, the limit for an individual plan is $6,350 and for a family plan, $12,700.
Chechen Leader Known As 'Russia's Bin Laden' Reported Dead
By Scott Neuman • Mar 18, 2014
Chechen separatist leader Doku Umarov, whose attacks on Russian civilians earned him the nickname "Russia's Bin Laden," is dead, according to an insurgency website.
However, it's worth noting that this is not the first time Umarov's death has been announced.
The BBC reports via Kavkaz Center, the main website of Russia's Islamic militants, that Umarov "became a martyr," but had no further details.
VIDEO: Flames Spread After Helicopter Crashes In Seattle
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Two people were killed and one was critically injured when a KOMO News helicopter crashed and burned Tuesday near Seattle's Space Needle, the station reports.

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Tokyo, Jan 1: Nine people were injured in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward on Tuesday when a man rammed his car into pedestrians on a well-known shopping street in what he claimed was an act of terrorism, authorities said.
Investigative sources quoted the man as saying he had perpetrated an act of terrorism "in retaliation for an execution" and "would not make any excuse" for his act. It was not immediately clear whether he was referring to a specific execution or Japan's system of capital punishment.
The incident took place on Takeshita Street in the Harajuku district close to Meiji Shrine shortly after midnight. The street was closed to vehicular traffic at the time as it was expected to be crowded on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
Eight people were hit by the car, including a teenage boy who is in critical condition, the police said.
Another man was slightly injured when Kusakabe allegedly struck him after getting out of the car, the police said.
Kusakabe fled the scene, but the police found him in a nearby park about half an hour later.
Meanwhile, about 120,000 revelers packed into Shibuya's famous scramble crossing but activities were tightly controlled by police and riot police. No major trouble had been reported as of 5 a.m. and most people had dispersed by then.


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The Principal York – return to the age of the train with a taste of Victorian splendour - Scotland on Sunday Travel
Trains, Vikings and cakes might be an unusual holiday combination but they do make good foundations for a short break.
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The Principal York is a hotel on a grand scale. Built in the age of the train, to the highest Victorian specification, it's an architectural delight with an amazing "hanging" staircase.
The two and a half hours from Edinburgh to York by train is a nice length of journey and a hotel you can walk straight into from the station platform makes an ideal base for exploring the small historic city centre.
We probably most readily associate York with its Roman era. Its Walls are a lasting reminder of its Legionnaires. But actually the Romans capitalised on a site already identified as an key centre for trade, administration and trade. The River Ouse which was navigable to the North Sea made a perfect highway to the city for the Vikings. Then there is its religious legacy and its glorious Minster. No wonder it became an important crossroads and ultimately a key railway hub. The cakes are a modern indulgence and very necessary if you want to do justice to exploring the city. York has become the ultimate place for afternoon tea, thanks to the fame of the Betty's cafes and probably with a nod to its tradition of sweat making most notably by Rowntree's and Terry's.
Budget or boutique?
The Principal York is a hotel on a grand scale. Built in the age of the train, to the highest Victorian specification, the Principal does things with panache. It's an architectural delight with what is said to be the longest hotel lobby corridor in Europe and an amazing "hanging" staircase. The Garden Room is both stunningly elegant and the comfortable heart of the hotel.
With England's more relaxed approach to face masks, it does feel different but the staff and behind-the-scenes routines are covid-compliant throughout the hotel.
Many of the room windows frame views of the famous York Minster.
I have to admit I've been upgraded to a junior suite, so it's huge – from the bed to the TV – and it has a walk-in shower large enough for a family. The windows frame York's most iconic building, the Minster, and it's all too easy to linger to admire the view.
The Refectory is light and airy and plays well both for buffet breakfast and after-dark bistro dining. The delicate crab starter was the star player with its soughdough wafers and salad supporters, while charred halloumi and peaches teamed up nicely. From the mains, the confit duck scored with its rich saffron sauce and bed of spring veg, but it had a strong team to choose from with steaks, burgers and other gastro style dishes on the bench. Spatchcocked churrasco chicken delivered on its flavours, leaving us with no room for extra-time desserts.
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The Garden Room is both stunningly elegant and the comfortable heart of the hotel.
As there is so much history to explore in York, it's worth concentrating on one aspect. I've enjoyed walking in the footsteps of the Romans on previous visits, so this time I headed to the Jorvik Viking centre for a crash course on a different era. Although this really is a family-friendly adventure with a "time car" journey through Viking life, it is also based on real archaeological finds from beneath the city streets.
With history under my belt, it was time for a thoroughly modern afternoon tea at Fenwick, one of the two independent family-run department stores in York. Its Café 21 is the new pretender to the tea crown. The contemporary dining space serves treats devised by Terry Laybourne, a Michelin-stared chef who has made his mark in Newcastle. Delicate sandwiches and imaginative patisserie really do deserve that glass of champagne. But Café 21 may have to watch its back when the Principal brings back its popular Twilight Teas in the Garden Room with its views of the Minster.
Little extras
A work-out in the hotel gym and swimming pool takes you down to what was once a popular jazz club. Tiles closed many years ago but some of the walls are still covered in the sumptuous glazed tiles. It certainly adds panache to going to the gym.
'A delicate crab starter was the star player with its soughdough wafers and salad supporters' at The Principal, York.
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The Principal and its staff make you feel so at home that a train trip south is all too tempting. Maybe next time I'll take in the St Nicholas Fair and its Christmas street markets, one of its food festivals, or the horseracing in the summer.
Prices start from £200 for two sharing a double for B&B. The Principal York, Station Road, York. YO24 1AA (theprincipalyork.ihg.com)
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Autumn, for many, is a fertile time of mind. Anticipating that, many of Canada's great literary magazines and organizations are hosting creative writing contests for emerging journalists and literary artists.
Building on our Guide to Summer Writing Contests we present those competitions open to the general public coming up this fall. We also carry an exhaustive list of awards, contests, funding and other opportunities in the Professional Resources section of our website. If we missed one, let us know.
Notes: Entrants submit a detailed pitch for an investigative story with an international focus; the winner will work with a Walrus editor to develop and publish the piece.
Notes: CBC Canada Writes also hosts Creative Non-fiction and Poetry competitions with deadlines in 2013. Details to come.
Know of other literary contests coming up this fall/winter? Leave a comment on this blog or holler at us: staff [at] magazine-awards.com or twitter.com/natmagawards.
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Home / College / He may not be remembered as well as T.J. Sorrentine, but Anthony Lamb is making Vermont Catamount history in NBA
T.J. Sorrentine's shot will never be forgotten in Vermont, but another Catamount has made a bigger name for himself in the NBA. (Photo: Peter Huoppi/Burlington Free Press)
If you know anything about Vermont basketball, you know this.
The confident, school legend who doesn't even have his drivers' license yet, standing near midcourt with the ball in his hands and a one-point lead on Syracuse, about to author one of the most joyous moments in the history of March Madness.
He's standing there, his heel on the 'D' at the midcourt 'DCU Center' logo in Worcester, Mass., which just so happens to be the place where he will live out his and every other basketball-loving kid's childhood dream, the thing they've practiced and rehearsed in their heads and in driveways, local rec centers, downtown courts and on Nerf hoops since they first learned to shoot.
He knows exactly what's about to happen. He's about to drain a 3 that will long live on in Vermont and NCAA Tournament history. He just needs to wait a few more seconds until the moment is right– until the defense is at its least suspecting. He looks over to the bench. He dribbles a few more times until he feels it. 3, 2, 1…
"Ohhh my goodness!!! Sorrentine! Hit that one from the parking lot! And Vermont has a 59-55 lead, 1:06 to go in OT!"
T.J. Sorrentine's Shot Heard 'Round New England is Vermont basketball. So is Tom Brennan, their gregarious and legendary head coach, raising his arms in absolute exaltation, with the kind of joyous relief you feel when you've been working and waiting for something so long and it finally comes true, just like you knew it could. Like you knew it would.
Taylor Coppenrath, the legendary big man with the Larry Bird flow, and Germain Mopa-Njila, who I'll remind you, had the "game of a lifetime," are Vermont basketball, too. Together, they're as Vermont as flannel shirts, those hats with the flaps that come down over your ears, snowboarding, and the greenest, most beautiful mountains you've ever seen in your life.
Vermont basketball has become something special over the last 20 years, thanks in large part to those first legendary teams, who gave rise to a dynastic run in the America East, kind of like the Gonzaga of northeastern small-college hoops.
Since 2003, Vermont has won 12 America East regular season titles and eight tournament titles. They've been on your NCAA Tournament bracket eight times, but only advanced that one time– when the kid without a driver's license hit from the parking lot– in 2005.
No one who grew up in Vermont around then will ever forget those names. But out of that original, early 2000s run of success came players who made an even bigger impact in the professional ranks. There was Marqus Blakely, who starred at UVM from 2006-10, winning the America East's Player of the Year award twice and Defensive Player of the Year three times. He went on to suit up with the LA Clippers and Houston Rockets before bouncing around in the basketball Bundesliga in Germany and with the legendary San Mig Coffee Mixers of the Filipino league.
(I'll never forget that conversation with my old roommate Jarryd from Vermont. His knowledge of the PBA and Vermont players' rich history in it was all-encompassing).
And then, in 2016, UVM landed a 6-6 forward from Rochester, NY named Anthony Lamb, who would become the best player the program has ever had. He was a two-time America East Player of the Year and an Honorable Mention AP All-American, and this season, he's been suiting up with the Golden State Warriors.
Lamb's name doesn't bring up the same kind of memories, in part because of accusations made against him in April 2021. Lamb was accused of sexual assault in separate posts on an Instagram account called "Share Your Story UVM," which was started to encourage victims to come forward in an effort to promote change on campus. He was never charged, and has never commented on the accusation. The University of Vermont has not made a statement, either. Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers addressed the accusations after he was signed, referencing that charges have never been filed.
Lamb is the first former Catamount to take the court in an NBA regular season game, and he even got the start for the defending champs against the Pelicans on Friday, admittedly in a game when Golden State rested most of its stars, including Stephen Curry.
The 24-year-old signed a two-way contract with the Warriors prior to the season, but Steve Kerr has entrusted him with some solid playing time, including 37 minutes in New Orleans.
This isn't Lamb's first appearance in the NBA– he played in 24 games for the Rockets in 2020-21 and in two with the Spurs last season, and he's been back and forth between the league and the G League.
But seeing him on the floor with Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green is a different experience. It's a different level of "making it." Kerr likes Lamb's size and ability to stretch the floor, and he's shot the ball very well– 56% from the field and 44% from 3-point land in his three games with the Dubs.
Lamb will almost surely never hit a 3-pointer as impactful as T.J. Sorrentine's in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in 2005. He probably won't be remembered as much as Taylor Coppenrath or Tom Brennan.
But through his own ability to knock down deep 3s, he's made a name for himself in the NBA, and at least for now, he's done things no other Catamount ever has.
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Jason Schuller coaches the Novice Eliminators in the Confederation Hockey Association.
Jason works very well with the kids, ensuring that learning is fun, individually and collectively. He runs practice focusing on all types of skills, skating, hockey, and rules. Jason also leads the coaching team by distributing work among the coaches based on their skills and experience. He brings a simple, progressive approach to skill development, and has helped the players enjoy the sport. All coaches, players, and parents are made to feel included and their participation valued. He is a great leader for the players and the parents!
Hockey Canada, in partnership with Hockey Alberta, the Red Deer Minor Hockey Commission and the Alberta Major Midget Female Hockey League (AMMFHL), announced Friday the schedule for the 2015 Esso Cup, Canada's National Female Midget Championship.
The tournament takes place April 19-25 at Red Deer Arena in Red Deer, Alta. The AMMFHL's Red Deer Chiefs will serve as host team, and welcome regional champions from Atlantic, Ontario, Pacific, Quebec and West.
Full-tournament ticket packages for general admission to all 19 games, including 15 preliminary round games, both semifinals, the bronze medal game and gold medal game, are now on sale for just $50 each.
A memorial service for Gary Tremblay will be held on Friday, January 23 at 3 pm in the soccer field house at the Recreation Centre in Leduc.
Gary died suddenly on Monday, January 19. He was a long-time volunteer in various capacities with Hockey Alberta, including North Zone Referees, Leduc Minor Hockey Association, and the Zone 4 administrative team.
Gary believed that minor sports should be affordable and accessible to all children. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Canadian Tire Jump Start program, or to trust funds for his children Zachary, Hayley and Cassidy at the LeducScotia Bank.
Deepest sympathies are extended from Hockey Alberta to the Tremblay family.
Hockey Alberta Foundation in partnership Fort McMurray Minor Hockey Association is excited to announce the Every Kid Every Community Speaker Series, presented by ATB Investor Services will be coming to Fort McMurray on Wednesday, February 18, 2015.
The dinner event will feature TSN Hockey Analyst and former NHL goaltender, Jamie McLennan, and TSN Radio Host and former NHL defensemen, Jason Strudwick.
All proceeds from the event will go to Fort McMurray Minor Hockey Association's No Kids Left Behind Program and the Hockey Alberta Foundation's Every Kid Every Community Program both aimed at increasing access and decreasing financial barriers to the game of hockey for kids.
The dinner event will take place from 4:30pm – 6:30pm on Wednesday, February 18, 2015 in the Timberline Room at the Sawridge Inn & Conference Centre Fort McMurray at 30 MacKenzie Boulevard.
Ticket prices include individual, table and sponsorship options. Individual tickets are available for $80, tables of eight for $600 and sponsorships vary. Tables, Tickets as well as Sponsorships can all be purchased online.
The Every Kid Every Community Program started in 2011 as a test pilot program and his since grown to include both program and player assistance grants. Local community groups can access these grants through an application process in order to create and sustain programs that can address the diverse landscape of kids today. To date the impact of the program has included over $77,000 in grants awarded, in 24 different Alberta communities which included over 1400 kids.
2015 ATB Alberta Cup Zone Camps & ATB Alberta Challenge Regional Camps Registration Now Open!
Registrations for this year's ATB Alberta Cup zone camps and ATB Alberta Challenge selection camps are now open.
The 2015 ATB Alberta Cup zone camps are an open tryout for all male 2000 born athletes.
The 2015 ATB Alberta Cup will take place in Canmore from April 29 – May 3, 2015.
The ATB Alberta Cup program is a core Hockey Alberta Development Program. It provides players, coaches, trainers, administrators and referees an equal opportunity to discover the great qualities of competitive hockey in a well-organized and fair Zone Camp and Select Team competition.
The ATB Alberta Cup prides itself on the aspects of equality and fairness when evaluating and selecting the top 20 athletes, three coaches, one trainer and two referees to represent each zone in the ATB Alberta Cup competition.
The 2015 ATB Alberta Challenge regional camps are an open tryout for all female 2000/2001 born athletes.
The ATB Alberta Challenge will take place in Medicine Hat from April 29 – May 2, 2015.
The ATB Alberta Challenge program is a core Hockey Alberta Female Development Program. It provides all players, coaches, trainers and referees an equal opportunity to discover the great qualities of competitive hockey in a well-organized and fair Zone Camp and Select Team competition. The program is held in years opposite of the Alberta Winter Games.
The Regional Camps are designed to give all players, coaches, trainers and referees an equal opportunity to show their skills as well as receive top level instruction and evaluation from quality people identified by Hockey Alberta. As part of the program an emphasis is also placed on the development and identification of Alberta's best hockey people, who might have an opportunity to represent Alberta at future national or international events.
ATB Financial is the title sponsor of all Team Alberta programs, including the ATB Alberta Cup and the ATB Alberta Challenge. The Team Alberta Male Program is a two year progression for elite athletes that begins at the ATB Alberta Cup, a U15 age level event, and progresses to the U17 age level. The Team Alberta programs feed into Hockey Canada's Program of Excellence.
January 07, 2015 2015 ATB Alberta Cup Zone Camps & ATB Alberta Challenge Regional Camps Registration Now Open!


Knight of the Earthends', the dynamic RPG!
Once, that world had its limits- the ends of the earth.
The surface of the earth was split into four. Around them were bottomless precipices, over which the four seas tumbled in mighty waterfalls.
Humans believed that those were the boundaries of their world.
In response to a report of huge beasts in the forests in the north part of Graileda, Reiya, a female knight, is ordered to subdue the beasts. She goes off on her mission with Raud, a golem in the form of a human, who is being tested in real-life situations. On their mission, they come across Yuinika, a young girl with a horn on her forehead. The three of them become traveling companions having subdued the beasts. This is the beginning of Reiya's journey, accompanied by Raud and Yuinika.
… Reiya is still the same as other humans at this point.
She believes that the earth has its boundaries, and she has no suspicions regarding the world in which she lives her life, a world just like a miniature landscape garden.
This a dynamic fantasy RPG, featuring an adventure around the ends of the earth.
Enjoy the stirring energy of the battles and the quest.
The game features fast-and-furious battles, full of energy. You can hear the characters' voices during the battles. The bold shouts of Reiya and her companions, and the fascinatingly beautiful effects which fill every moment of the battles, make for a captivating experience.
The knight Reiya, whose strength comes from a combination of equipment and techniques (arts).
Raud, a golem whose performance can be freely adjusted by modifications.
Yuinika, a Unicohelt who develops by making enemies' magic her own. Get to know your characters' abilities as well as you can, and develop those abilities as you wish. Your battle tactics, making the best use you can of the characters, are the best weapons you have in your quest to take on the secrets of the world, and the menaces that threaten them.


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An Alachua man who was killed by a cassowary bird Friday may have been trying to get an egg, deputies said. A 75-year-old man has been killed by the large flightless bird he kept at his home in Florida. Florida: Man attacked and killed by giant cassowary bird after falling over. Hajos, a breeder, was apparently attacked by the bird after he fell in his backyard. A 75-year-old man in Florida was killed by a cassowary, a large, flightless bird native to Australia and New Guinea. A cassowary, a giant bird with long claws on each foot, killed its owner after he fell in the backyard of his Gainesville, Florida, home, officials told CNN. The cassowary that killed an Alachua County man nearly two weeks ago is up for auction, along with 100 other exotic animals from the man's personal collection. The Alachua County Fire Rescue Department told the Gainesville Sun that a cassowary killed the man Friday on the property near Gainesville, likely using its long claws. His holiday became a very memorable one when he encountered a cassowary that kicked him off the cliff and into the water. image caption Cassowary birds (file photo) are described as having "dagger-like" claws A 75-year-old man has been killed in Florida after he was attacked by a large flightless bird he owned. ET, according to CNN affiliate WCJB . Between June 1996 and February 1997, six cassowaries were killed by dogs in the Cairns area and, of 35 cassowary attacks recorded by Kofron (1999) on dogs, 29 were in self-defence. Standing as tall as a man, a meeting with a cassowary can be quite intimidating. The Alachua County Fire Rescue Department told the Gainesville Sun that a cassowary killed the man Friday on the property near Gainesville, likely using its long claws. 15 APRIL 2019 . A Florida man was fatally injured Friday by a cassowary, an emu-like animal once dubbed the "world's most dangerous bird." Marvin Hajos, 75, was killed by a cassowary that he kept on his property. It was a cassowary - an enormous, flightless bird around which even experienced zookeepers take precautions. The cassowary, which has four-inch claws on each foot, is thought to have attacked its owner when he fell to the ground. A 75-year-old Florida man, Marvin Hajos, was attacked and killed by a rare species of bird, the cassowary. A cassowary, considered the world's most dangerous bird, attacked and killed its owner when the man fell on his farm in Florida.. A Florida man was killed on Friday by what ornithologists say is an extremely dangerous bird. A Florida man was killed on Friday by what ornithologists say is the "world's most dangerous bird". Florida Man Killed by His Cassowary, Huge Species Known as 'World's Most Dangerous Bird' KAYLA EPSTEIN, THE WASHINGTON POST . The victim, identified as 75-year-old Marvin Hajos, owned the farm where the incident occurred. A cassowary has killed its owner after the man fell over on his property in Florida. ... (CNN)The giant cassowary that killed its owner last week in Florida will be up for auction this weekend. Cairns - April 1995 Photo by Rob Lapaer of Rainforest Hideaway B&B, Cape Tribulation, N.Qld. Key points: Cassowaries are sought after in the United States by collectors of exotic birds The large flightless animal is considered the most dangerous of all birds and has the power to sli… A captive cassowary, the large flightless animal considered the most dangerous of birds, killed a man Friday near Gainesville.. The Alachua County Fire Rescue Department told the Gainesville Sun that a cassowary killed the man Friday on the property near Gainesville, probably using its long claws. Deals to your inbox Virus numbers by … Rare bird attacks and kills Florida man. The Alachua County Sheriff's office told CBS affiliate WGFL-TV that a cassowary killed the man Friday on the property near Gainesville, likely using its long claws. A Florida man was killed on Friday, Florida time, by a cassowary – the enormous, flightless bird native to Queensland. Now, it will go up for auction with about 100 other exotic animals he owned. A Florida man who authorities believe was breeding cassowaries has been killed by one of the birds. A 75-YEAR-OLD pensioner has been killed by a giant 6ft cassowary in a horrific attack on his farm. An exotic bird related to the emu killed its owner in Florida on Friday, according to authorities. A cassowary- the world's most dangerous bird -attacked and killed its owner when the man fell on his farm in Florida, Cassowary, called 'most dangerous bird,' attacks and kills Florida man By Deanna Hackney and Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN April 16, 2019 GMT The bird's owner, Marvin Hajos, 75, made the initial call to 911 Friday about 10 a.m. A Florida man was killed by his pet cassowary after falling down in the backyard of his home, officials tell CNN. A cassowary, a giant bird with long claws on each foot, killed its owner after he fell in the backyard of his Gainesville, Florida, home, officials told CNN. The 'world's most dangerous bird' kills its owner, 75, in Florida after he fell and it attacked him with its four-inch claws. A Florida man has died after being attacked by either one or two cassowary birds, which have often been called "living dinosaurs" and are considered one of the most dangerous birds in the world. ALACHUA, Fla. — A large, flightless bird native to Australia and New Guinea attacked and killed its owner when the man fell on his farm in Florida, authorities said Saturday.
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There's a breakthrough in this week's Beer for Everyone Project – my co-host admits her taste buds are broken.
OK, not quite. And to be clear, I don't really think she has a broken tongue. I just don't understand what she's tasting compared to myself or anyone else. I say broken because I can't figure out how she tastes something no one else tastes, but doesn't taste what are prominent flavors.
I'm hoping our field trip next week (more on that at another time) will help. I really think when we get this solved, I can be better at choosing beers for her.
Anyhow, this week's beer was Wells Banana Bread Beer. This was a Nicole choice. She loves banana bread (who the heck doesn't, a good banana bread is darn right delightful). It probably wouldn't be my choice. I like a good fruit beer, but I found this beer to taste like fake pumpkin, with a hint of a chemical taste. Nicole found that to be the case, too.
Is there a doctor in the house? I don't want to indulge Norm and his "Nicole's tongue is broken" theory, but I tried a bit of an experiment with this beer and it suggests that my tongue is at least malfunctioning.
I had high hopes for a beer that tastes like banana bread. I love banana bread. I was hoping this would taste strongly of banana and have that "cereal" element that I've liked in other beer - at least I think that's the word. Maybe biscuity? Anyway, it did not.
It was shaping up to be like so many beers before it: initial smell of whatever special flavor, taste of regular-ol' beer, no more smell of special flavor. I was like, "Are you kidding me? Not again!" Norm had suggested it should be strong, although perhaps more of a "fake" banana taste.
So I tried it again. Nothing. So I tried it again, but this time, I sort of swished it around. BANANA! I took another sip, and very intentionally let it roll all around my tongue. Banana. And yeah, kind of fake and nothing "bready" or warm about it like I expected.
When I judge beer competitions, I will often do what Nicole did without my recommendation when tasting beer. I find it brings out the flavor even more. Any ideas, folks? Let me know.


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When someone mentions the name Thor these days, most folks immediately start thinking of a certain comic book superhero that has been in a few movies lately. If I were to speak the word Ragnarok, then those same people would think I speak of the newest film in that hero's franchise. But trust me, Ragnarok: Last God Standing Vol. 1 is so much more than that.
In this story, Ragnarok is a thing of the past. Centuries before the start of our tale, the gods and their foes have waged their war across the nine realms and have managed to mostly kill one another off. Entire civilizations have fallen, leaving the survivors to suffer and do anything to survive. Powers still exist but they are far less prominent than before the end times.
Wow, those Predators really get around. We know from the films that they treat our world like their own personal hunting lease. We've seen them fight virtually everything under the sun from Batman to Aliens to Tarzan, but nothing could have prepared us for Archie Vs. Predator #1! I saw this one in the lists and just knew I had to read it. And I bet you're curious, too!
The setting is Riverdale as our buddy Archie and his pals debate on what to do on their Spring Break. Thanks to a miraculous windfall of Jughead's, the group gets a free trip to a beach resort. The odd ducks out here are Cheryl and Jason, who seem bent on making life difficult for the teens.
The battle for the future between man and machine take place in the thrilling story of RoboCop vs. the Terminator.
In the first part, a lone resistance fighter goes back to the past to destroy RoboCop and save the human race, since his fusion of man and machine was the catalyst for Skynet gaining sentience. To defend itself, Skynet sends Terminators to stop the resistance fighter and protect RoboCop, and ensure its creation.


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Anheuser-Busch InBev Completely Acquires RateBeer
The popular beer rating site quietly sold a minority stake in 2016. Now the other shoe has dropped.
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Worrying about conflicts of interest doesn't seem to be as popular as it once was, but typically, when a conflict of interest exists, it's pretty clear why it could be a problem. For example, here's a wild hypothetical: Let's say you were the largest brewing company in the world, and you became the sole owner of one of the largest community-driven beer rating sites in the world. Though those two things could exist without any impropriety, it's also very easy to see how it could be problematic — not just for the obvious reason of manipulating ratings, but also for less obvious reasons like determining how items are listed or search functionality. A lot of little things could be done (as well as big things) to push your products more than your competitors.
And so, though ZX Ventures — a division of Anheuser-Busch InBev — has insisted it has done nothing to tinker with the integrity of the crowdsourced beer rating platform RateBeer since it first bought a minority stake in the site back in 2016, today RateBeer announced it has been fully acquired by AB InBev. As a result, if you had a minor amount of worry about potential issues in the past, you're now allowed to have a full amount of worry.
"While this won't impact the day-to-day for anyone using on the site," RateBeer's Executive Director Joe Tucker began, downplaying the news (as has been the case in the past), "I wanted to let you all know that ZX Ventures, a division of AB InBev, has fully acquired RateBeer."
"After ZX Ventures took a minority investment in RateBeer, we were able to make improvements to infrastructure, put out an in-house mobile app, and modernize key pages that as the only full-time employee with help from some amazing admins and volunteer coders, I was never able to tackle," Tucker continued, explaining the slow sellout. Later, however, he touches on the biggest question that now lingers. "RateBeer is a quality-focused organization, and our value to the community has always depended on our integrity, and willingness to put in greater effort to produce more meaningful scores and information."
Frankly, it's a bit of a vague statement at a time when users would probably prefer to hear a more firm assertion that the new corporate overlords won't be given any wiggle room to tinker with a site that some people have been rating beers on for nearly two decades.
"Might not necessarily ruin the integrity of RateBeer, but it does make me a bit uncomfortable that a beer company owns a formerly independent rating site/app," a user wrote on rival rating site BeerAdvocate. "It's like Holiday Inn owning a hotel rating site, or Applebees owning a restaurant rating site. Just doesn't seem appropriate." He makes a very valid point: Integrity or not, the optics for RateBeer — and for AB InBev — look terrible.


A 71-year-old Korean man has paid a "pretty expensive price" after enjoying the last sushi meal in his life.
Sushi is a traditional Japanese dish. Along with the tea ceremony, the art of ikebanna flower arrangement, sushi has truly become a cultural feature of the country's sunrise. Sushi is very good for health. It is quite familiar to many people in the world.
Sushi is made from pieces of fresh seafood cut into thin slices. Therefore, if not carefully processed of preparing, we are easy to be danger as the Korean man case below.
Sushi is made from pieces of fresh seafood cut into thin slices of about 2.5cm in width, 4cm in length and about 1 / 2cm in thickness.
12 hours after enjoying sushi at a local restaurant, Korean men suddenly have large blisters and bruises appear on the hands. Due to his subjective wound, the man went to local doctors to give a blot on his arm and to use antibiotics.
Korean men suddenly have large blisters and bruises appear on the hands.
The man was infected by a bacterium found in live seafood, also known as Vibrio.
However, this action made the wound worse and it became rotten. Finally the 71-year-old man suffered painful surgery: cut his hands.
According to the doctor's diagnosis, the man was infected by a bacterium found in live seafood, also known as Vibrio.
Vibriosis is thought to affect approximately 80,000 Americans each year. Most people get infected by eating unsafe seafood, such as oysters, snails and others.
Healthy people with good luck will have the opportunity to recover within a few days. For patients with weakened immune systems, especially those with a history of disease or the elderly, there is a risk of serious complications.
Sushi is the famous dish in the world.
Sushi has become so familiar to everyone and is the famous dish in the world. Sushi is a culinary art culmination and sushi chef is known by everyone who loves food is called the artist.
However, it is made entirely from fresh seafood, so we need to be careful when eating sushi avoid to happen unfortunate circumstances like the man in this article.


The Solar Impulse has been flying around the globe using just the sun for power and one pilot. It started off in March in Abu Dhabi but for the time being it is stranded in Hawaii and will remain there until August. Andre Borschberg, the co-founder of the Impulse piloted the solar powered aircraft from Nagoya, Japan to Oahu in Hawaii with very little sleep and it seems that the batteries of the craft haven't managed so well without being given rest.
The plane was checked when it landed at Hawaii and the team reported damage that is irreversible to some of the batteries parts. These are going to need replacements and repairs, which means that the solar powered craft is going to be grounded for around two to three weeks.
The team said that the batteries overheated due to over insulation on the first day of travelling from Japan to Hawaii. Even though they kept a close eye on them during the flight, there was no way to decrease the temperature of the batteries in flight. During the flight the pilot had to ascend to 28,000 feet due to energy management.
The Solar Impulse is undergoing repairs to the batteries and at the same time the team are looking into how to deal better with the cooling and heating during the long flights the plane endures. When it has been repaired the craft will take back to the skies and continue on its journey to the US. There are some stops planned and then it will head back over the Atlantic Ocean and make its way back to Abu Dhabi.


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Making the cut: SU students search for the perfect barber
By Erin Elzo
Finding the right barber can be difficult and tedious, but some Syracuse students have found the right fit at local shops.
Making the cut. Whether it's styled short, long, buzzed or any other form imaginable, it's a skill that's widely respected.
Men trust their barbers to take the concept of self-expression they desire and make it a reality.
"There's just a bunch of different elements that go into it, outside of that one quick haircut that you get," said Dexter McKinney, a graduate student in the public diplomacy program at Syracuse University. "For the most part, if my barber's not available, I'll go without a haircut for a while."
Dexter McKinney is a regular customer at Cut Kings Barber Shop, and has a standing appointment every two weeks with the barber, Muhammad.
The 26-year-old Syracuse native still goes to the same barber who cut his hair in middle school. He has a standing appointment for every two weeks at Cut Kings Barber Shop with the shop's owner, Irving Muhammad. For each appointment, he sits down without having to explain what he wants to Muhammad.
"We pretty much come from a culture, you have your one barber, maybe two," said McKinney. "Kind of like girls, you have somebody who does your hair, you like the way they do it, and that's who you go to."
Muhammad, 35, is a Syracuse native who has cut hair for the past 23 years at several shops around the city. He opened his own shop in 2003, but is no stranger to some of Syracuse's students. His list of clientele over the years has included several basketball and football players at SU, such as Rick Jackson, Eric Devendorf and Brandon Triche.
Typically, students who go away to school have no idea where to begin looking for a new barber, so they often wait until the next time they're home for a cut. Some are indifferent and willing to take the risk of trying someone new. Others try to do it themselves or have their friends do it. And some find a reputable barber by word of mouth.
That's how sophomore Robert Burke found his barber, Hector. When he was looking for a barber, Burke heard that Hector had a talent for cutting any kind of Hispanic hair. When it's time for a hair cut, Burke and 11 friends pile into two cars to drive to D'lara Beauty & Barbershop in Geddes Street Plaza.
McKinney said that one of the main reasons he is extremely particular about who cuts his hair is that it needs to be cut with the grain. If a barber cuts against the grain, it would mess up the flow of his hair and he'd have to wait for it to grow out before it could be fixed.
"You know you find that shop that's comfortable for you, that barber that you're comfortable with, and it's a beautiful thing," said McKinney.
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I love the environment at CutKings. I've been going there since my return to Syracuse in 2009. Its always clean, kid friendly. Muhammad had done a great job hiring the "right" people.
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The treatment of choice by most veterinarians for pets with lymphoma is chemotherapy. Rather than relying on surgery or one medical agent, most protocols will use a combination of different drugs to achieve the best possible results. Depending on the tumor location and the advanced nature of many cases, many drugs, including L-aspariginase, Vincristine, Prednisone, Cyclophosphamide, and Doxorubricin may be used in sequence. Many pet owners who cannot afford or choose not to use full chemotherapeutic protocols, will often receive oral Prednisone only for their pets. While initial clinical results can often be dramatic, most pets treated in such a way will typically only live 1-2 months. Adjunctive holistic treatments including classical homeopathy and nutritional supplements such as 4life Transfer Factor, PolyMVA, K9 Immunity, and Maitake-DMG may increase survival times as well.
As with many cancers, dogs and cats with lymphoma will undoubtedly be in chronic pain. Anticipating and utilizing appropriate pain management is important not only for your pet's comfort, but also in reducing stress and enhancing the response to primary chemotherapeutic drugs. Among the many drugs used are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), opiate medications such as Buprenex and morphine, and localized pain patches when needed.
Over the years, various institutions have used monoclonal antibodies, as well bone marrow transplantation for canine patients. It is best to check with local veterinary school institutions or teaching hospitals on whether there are any clinical trials for newer drugs in treating lymphoma in dogs or cats.
Prognosis for lymphoma is less favorable in cats than dogs, and will depend on organ and extent of involvement at the time of presentation. The earlier the diagnosis is made, the better the prognosis. Without treatment, most dogs or cats will die within 1-2 months. Cats with mediastinal (chest) lymphoma have a much poorer prognosis since many of these cats also have feline leukemia. Kidney and central nervous system lymphoma also seem to have a less favorable prognosis. The vast majority of cats with multicentric or intestinal lymphoma will live 6-9 months with treatment. Up to one third of cats may live longer than a year. A higher percentage of dogs will respond to chemotherapy, with one quarter of dogs surviving for more than two years.


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Duff's notebook: Raymond posting points away from LCA
Detroit Hockey Now's Bob Duff posted a pre-game Red Wings notebook in which he notes that Red Wings forward Lucas Raymond has been particularly productive away from Little Caesars Arena:
Every day, the Detroit Red Wings and the NHL are learning something new about first-year forward Lucas Raymond. Here's another nugget to file away – the kid is a road warrior. Of his NHL rookie-leading 24 points, Raymond, 19, has gathered exactly two-thirds of that total – 16 points – while the Red Wings are skating away from home.
"I haven't thought of it that way," Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill said. "I judge his game more than I judge his points, so I wouldn't say that's how I judge it necessarily."
Strill, it's difficult not to be impressed by how well Raymond is performing when the Wings are away for home. He's definitely taking his show on the road. In 14 home games at Little Caesars Arena, Raymond is accounting for five goals and 3 assists. However, during 14 away contests, he's compiling 5-11-16 numbers.
Clearly, playing in some tough rinks such as Boston's TD Garden and Washington's Capital One Arena aren't proving to be intimidatng to the Swedish teenager. His teammates think that Raymond's approach to hockey and to life in general, are probably playing a role in his success any he's playing.
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"His teammates think that Raymond's approach to hockey and to life in general, are probably playing a role in his success any he's playing."
BINGO!!!
That is not a stat many have, it will be a big asset as he continues his Career. Points make the headlines but his approach to everything is unique, same for Seider, IMO.
Ras (has so much untapped potential) has to put his Big Boy pants on as others must do, but I will pick on him a bit… He can give a lot more, still young especially playing his way up in North America.
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Each flower was hand crafted by me from leather remnants and attached to a 12 inch Styrofoam wreath form. Each flowers is crafted from leather. There are no leather substitutes. Due to the material used the wreath should be displayed indoors or in a covered area. Hang it over your mantel or on a door. Do you have a mirror in your entry, den, dining room, or living room? With a bit of satin or silk ribbon you can hang it across your mirror. Wreath measures approximately 17 to 18 inches in diameter.


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