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Japans leading newspaper vows to track down 'unlawful killing','savage crime'
(RNS) The newspaper of the New Agers, the nation's most-hated and least-seemingly enlightened branch of the New York megachurch, the World Service, said on Tuesday (May 10) it would stop publishing a special edition because of claims that Jews killed more than 800 people for more than two centuries.
In a special report published Sunday (May 9), the tabloid noted that while World Service leader and executive director of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Ari Chobanian, denied any such claims, former New Mexico state senator John O'Neill, chairman of the New Mexico State Commission of Investigation, said that the paper had published an "incredibly troubling" story.
Chobanian's testimony — which he says he will publish in the special edition of the New York Times, The Journal News and other publications — sparked an outpouring of criticism from prominent and not-so-famous rabbis, historians and New York Times critics, many of whom called on the paper to apologize and publish the report publicly.
"[Chobanian] is the last person I would send to the grave," Rabbi Eliahu Chachman of the Congregation Beth El in Jerusalem said in a statement. "He is a despicable anti-Semite who knows exactly how to destroy minds at a critical time."
In a statement Tuesday, Rabbi John Ussher of the Congregation Hillel in New York called Chobanian's allegations "absolutely false" and said he had never seen a video of the incident that Chobanian had cited. Ussher also said he had met with O'Neill, who asked the publication's managing editor to immediately retract "an outrageous and false attack" and to apologize to Chobanian.
O'Neill's statement read in part: "The World Service is committed to maintaining the highest level of journalistic standards. A recent article, allegedly based on a video, made it impossible to evaluate the evidence and it's difficult to believe that O'Neill believes it is an accurate account of the time period covered."
O'Neill made his comments on Twitter under the account @RabbiChobanian.
Chobanian, the son of a prominent American Christian rabbi, was at that time in the middle of a battle for New Jersey state senator for New York's 21st district. O'Neill, a minister and author, says in the Journal News special that he did not know at the time that Chobanian had made the claims.
O'Neill also released a statement through a representative.
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"They are not really interested in seeing whether they can reduce the noise level or whether they can increase the number of dogs on-site, but on the level of the overall noise level in each park," said Buell.
A new draft resolution will be introduced to the City Council next month, and residents are encouraged to attend public hearings.
The City Council heard from concerned residents at a June 15 City Council public hearing that would hear public input on a proposal to close one of the city's busiest pedestrian paths, through which more than 500 bicycles walk a day.
The route runs along North Street from the end of Bleecker Street to the end of Broadway, near West Broad Street, and would be closed after about two years.
Carmen Schumacher, who lives across from the location of the proposed bike lane along North, said the area is "extremely busy, busy and very noisy."
"There are always loud noises along Broadway, but it's very quiet during the day time, it's always at about six or seven a.m.," said Schumacher. "It's really noisy during weekends as well."
But while she worries the lane's closure might have a devastating effect on the city's business and tourism infrastructure, she hopes the new resolution, which she says she supports and which the city is in the process of adopting, will help calm public tensions.
"A resolution will at least get these guys [the traffic committee and park board] out there and ask for their thoughts."
According to Schumacher, the committee recently passed a motion that recommended closing the path as soon as possible. The motion has been referred to the City Council's Transportation Committee, where it is expected to be discussed again next month.
A draft of the resolution on North Street is included below. The full text can be read below.
(L-R) Christopher Buell, Director of the South End Neighborhood Council and members of the city's business district businesses association at the May 3 City Council meeting. (Brian Riedel/For the Sun)
South Side Business District members are concerned about the impact of closing North Street and Bleecker Street bike lanes on businesses, residents and local transportation.
When construction of a new bikeway that runs parallel to the North Street bike path is finished, it will create a pedestrian route through the heart of downtown downtown.
The area has seen a resurgence of activity on Broadway and several businesses have moved in or remodeled their spaces to accommodate new residents. (Brian Riedel/For the Sun)
The current bike lane that runs parallel to the North Street bike lane is the final piece in a two-phas
(RNS) The newspaper of the New Agers, the nation's most-hated and least-seemingly enlightened branch of the New York megachurch, the World Service, said on Tuesday (May 10) it would stop publishing a special edition because of claims that Jews killed more than 800 people for more than two centuries.
In a special report published Sunday (May 9), the tabloid noted that while World Service leader and executive director of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Ari Chobanian, denied any such claims, former New Mexico state senator John O'Neill, chairman of the New Mexico State Commission of Investigation, said that the paper had published an "incredibly troubling" story.
Chobanian's testimony — which he says he will publish in the special edition of the New York Times, The Journal News and other publications — sparked an outpouring of criticism from prominent and not-so-famous rabbis, historians and New York Times critics, many of whom called on the paper to apologize and publish the report publicly.
"[Chobanian] is the last person I would send to the grave," Rabbi Eliahu Chachman of the Congregation Beth El in Jerusalem said in a statement. "He is a despicable anti-Semite who knows exactly how to destroy minds at a critical time."
In a statement Tuesday, Rabbi John Ussher of the Congregation Hillel in New York called Chobanian's allegations "absolutely false" and said he had never seen a video of the incident that Chobanian had cited. Ussher also said he had met with O'Neill, who asked the publication's managing editor to immediately retract "an outrageous and false attack" and to apologize to Chobanian.
O'Neill's statement read in part: "The World Service is committed to maintaining the highest level of journalistic standards. A recent article, allegedly based on a video, made it impossible to evaluate the evidence and it's difficult to believe that O'Neill believes it is an accurate account of the time period covered."
O'Neill made his comments on Twitter under the account @RabbiChobanian.
Chobanian, the son of a prominent American Christian rabbi, was at that time in the middle of a battle for New Jersey state senator for New York's 21st district. O'Neill, a minister and author, says in the Journal News special that he did not know at the time that Chobanian had made the claims.
O'Neill also released a statement through a representative.
"While in 2008 I heard at some length from the Chobanian family that the
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Council tests park after dog deaths
"They are not really interested in seeing whether they can reduce the noise level or whether they can increase the number of dogs on-site, but on the level of the overall noise level in each park," said Buell.
A new draft resolution will be introduced to the City Council next month, and residents are encouraged to attend public hearings.
The City Council heard from concerned residents at a June 15 City Council public hearing that would hear public input on a proposal to close one of the city's busiest pedestrian paths, through which more than 500 bicycles walk a day.
The route runs along North Street from the end of Bleecker Street to the end of Broadway, near West Broad Street, and would be closed after about two years.
Carmen Schumacher, who lives across from the location of the proposed bike lane along North, said the area is "extremely busy, busy and very noisy."
"There are always loud noises along Broadway, but it's very quiet during the day time, it's always at about six or seven a.m.," said Schumacher. "It's really noisy during weekends as well."
But while she worries the lane's closure might have a devastating effect on the city's business and tourism infrastructure, she hopes the new resolution, which she says she supports and which the city is in the process of adopting, will help calm public tensions.
"A resolution will at least get these guys [the traffic committee and park board] out there and ask for their thoughts."
According to Schumacher, the committee recently passed a motion that recommended closing the path as soon as possible. The motion has been referred to the City Council's Transportation Committee, where it is expected to be discussed again next month.
A draft of the resolution on North Street is included below. The full text can be read below.
(L-R) Christopher Buell, Director of the South End Neighborhood Council and members of the city's business district businesses association at the May 3 City Council meeting. (Brian Riedel/For the Sun)
South Side Business District members are concerned about the impact of closing North Street and Bleecker Street bike lanes on businesses, residents and local transportation.
When construction of a new bikeway that runs parallel to the North Street bike path is finished, it will create a pedestrian route through the heart of downtown downtown.
The area has seen a resurgence of activity on Broadway and several businesses have moved in or remodeled their spaces to accommodate new residents. (Brian Riedel/For the Sun)
The current bike lane that runs parallel to the North Street bike lane is the final piece in a two-phas
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Fears aired over paradise dam water release
Fears aired over paradise dam water release
ALAMEDA — State authorities, concerned about environmental damage from leaking giant waterfalls near the Alameda Dam, have ordered a massive clean-up of the dam, the California Department of Water Resources said on Monday.
State officials, concerned about environmental damage from leaking giant waterfalls near the Alameda Dam, have ordered a massive clean-up of the dam, the California Department of Water Resources said on Monday.
A large section of the Alameda Dam, which flows under Yosemite National Park, is under a federal order to halt all activity for six days until water can be safely drained to the San Joaquin Valley, officials said.
The clean-up will include "the replacement of damaged engineering structures, the disassembly of machinery, remediation of soils and contaminated groundwater," according to the state Department of Water Resources.
"In a public statement released yesterday, the dam's owner, U.S. Forest Service, called for the immediate removal of all large-scale structures from the park and for immediate remediation. He said that the river water was so polluted that it could cause a "fatal ecological emergency."
More than 1,800 trees have died because of the heavy rain, according to state Department of Forestry spokeswoman Debbie Mottos.
The heavy rainfall caused a large area of the dam to overflow, which is a "significant threat to public safety and safety of downstream residents," Mottos said.
"At this time, all remaining sections of the dam, including those where there is sufficient water to safely drain the river, are fully operational," Mottos said.
The water can be safely drained from the valley to San Joaquin Valley through the San Joaquin Dam Access Pipeline, according to the department.
On Sunday, a storm triggered an evacuation on Highway 80, which also serves the park, in the Alameda Valley town of Hetch Hetchy. At least three people were hospitalized and were being treated for severe dehydration, and the state agency said the evacuees were being treated at Hetch Hetchy and El Camino Real hospitals.
Officials said the storm, which was forecasters expected on Monday night, led to flooding at a dam site and also at a portion of Highway 80, which also serves the park. They also confirmed that the state was ordering the closure of all major road segments for several days in the Alameda Valley.
The U.S. Forest Service says approximately 22,000 cubic yards of dirt, a foot of mud and one foot of soil are flowing through the Alameda River through the Dam of the Gods, known as the Golden Gate Bridge. It is about 12 miles upstrea
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Fifo worker suicides register to be established in Europe
10 January 2012
By Paul Barrett and Thomas Mann
A new study in the Lancet Psychiatry has concluded that the number of young people who commit suicide each day rises by around two per cent every day, after accounting for differences in exposure to other causes, lifestyle and risk factors.
The researchers report that a sharp increase in suicides since 2010, when more people were aged 20 to 24 and reporting increasing levels of depression and anxiety, suggests there may be a pressing need to tackle rising suicide rates.
The paper examined data from the first five years of the NHS National suicide database, using all persons aged 25 and over (up to a maximum of age 45). It uses a national population breakdown of suicide, to ensure comparisons can be made with the suicide rate of older people, based on suicide rates in that age range in England and Wales.
The researchers found, on average, that suicide by young people increased by 15 per cent each year after 10 years of age. They also found that the numbers of suicides by young adults doubled from 10 to 19.1 per cent per year after that, a rate of rise that is likely to be exacerbated by mental health concerns on an individual basis.
This rate of growth, the authors write, is similar to that seen in Australia.
The authors conclude that a combination of increased mental health and education is the key to preventing young people from turning to suicide.
"While the underlying causes are unclear, research is currently underway to develop effective strategies to reduce the numbers of young people ending their lives prematurely," says Prof Peter Clarke of the University of Exeter's Center for Psychiatric Health and Wellbeing. "This report is yet another step in supporting this direction."
Dr Peter Harnden, a psychiatrist with the Samaritans in London, says that one reason for the "unprecedented increase in young people having attempted suicide in the last decade is the lack of attention paid to this potentially serious issue among the public. One major reason could be that young people are misinformed about the risks that can come from taking drugs and alcohol and the many additional potential consequences they could face if they use them or their friends are exposed to them," he says.
He adds: "It will be important, however, to keep the spotlight on issues such as suicide which are already high-profile.
"The research clearly shows that for a young person to go to suicide, there needs to be action on their personal health, which means treating them effectively, supporting them in recovery and taking them off drugs and alcohol."
The researchers used an analysis of the National Centre for Social Justice's (NATSJ) latest assessment tool to assess trends in suicide rates among young people between the ages of fiv
Fears aired over paradise dam water release
ALAMEDA — State authorities, concerned about environmental damage from leaking giant waterfalls near the Alameda Dam, have ordered a massive clean-up of the dam, the California Department of Water Resources said on Monday.
State officials, concerned about environmental damage from leaking giant waterfalls near the Alameda Dam, have ordered a massive clean-up of the dam, the California Department of Water Resources said on Monday.
A large section of the Alameda Dam, which flows under Yosemite National Park, is under a federal order to halt all activity for six days until water can be safely drained to the San Joaquin Valley, officials said.
The clean-up will include "the replacement of damaged engineering structures, the disassembly of machinery, remediation of soils and contaminated groundwater," according to the state Department of Water Resources.
"In a public statement released yesterday, the dam's owner, U.S. Forest Service, called for the immediate removal of all large-scale structures from the park and for immediate remediation. He said that the river water was so polluted that it could cause a "fatal ecological emergency."
More than 1,800 trees have died because of the heavy rain, according to state Department of Forestry spokeswoman Debbie Mottos.
The heavy rainfall caused a large area of the dam to overflow, which is a "significant threat to public safety and safety of downstream residents," Mottos said.
"At this time, all remaining sections of the dam, including those where there is sufficient water to safely drain the river, are fully operational," Mottos said.
The water can be safely drained from the valley to San Joaquin Valley through the San Joaquin Dam Access Pipeline, according to the department.
On Sunday, a storm triggered an evacuation on Highway 80, which also serves the park, in the Alameda Valley town of Hetch Hetchy. At least three people were hospitalized and were being treated for severe dehydration, and the state agency said the evacuees were being treated at Hetch Hetchy and El Camino Real hospitals.
Officials said the storm, which was forecasters expected on Monday night, led to flooding at a dam site and also at a portion of Highway 80, which also serves the park. They also confirmed that the state was ordering the closure of all major road segments for several days in the Alameda Valley.
The U.S. Forest Service says approximately 22,000 cubic yards of dirt, a foot of mud and one foot of soil are flowing through the Alameda River through the Dam of the Gods, known as the Golden Gate Bridge. It is about 12 miles upstrea
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Fifo worker suicides register to be established in Europe
10 January 2012
By Paul Barrett and Thomas Mann
A new study in the Lancet Psychiatry has concluded that the number of young people who commit suicide each day rises by around two per cent every day, after accounting for differences in exposure to other causes, lifestyle and risk factors.
The researchers report that a sharp increase in suicides since 2010, when more people were aged 20 to 24 and reporting increasing levels of depression and anxiety, suggests there may be a pressing need to tackle rising suicide rates.
The paper examined data from the first five years of the NHS National suicide database, using all persons aged 25 and over (up to a maximum of age 45). It uses a national population breakdown of suicide, to ensure comparisons can be made with the suicide rate of older people, based on suicide rates in that age range in England and Wales.
The researchers found, on average, that suicide by young people increased by 15 per cent each year after 10 years of age. They also found that the numbers of suicides by young adults doubled from 10 to 19.1 per cent per year after that, a rate of rise that is likely to be exacerbated by mental health concerns on an individual basis.
This rate of growth, the authors write, is similar to that seen in Australia.
The authors conclude that a combination of increased mental health and education is the key to preventing young people from turning to suicide.
"While the underlying causes are unclear, research is currently underway to develop effective strategies to reduce the numbers of young people ending their lives prematurely," says Prof Peter Clarke of the University of Exeter's Center for Psychiatric Health and Wellbeing. "This report is yet another step in supporting this direction."
Dr Peter Harnden, a psychiatrist with the Samaritans in London, says that one reason for the "unprecedented increase in young people having attempted suicide in the last decade is the lack of attention paid to this potentially serious issue among the public. One major reason could be that young people are misinformed about the risks that can come from taking drugs and alcohol and the many additional potential consequences they could face if they use them or their friends are exposed to them," he says.
He adds: "It will be important, however, to keep the spotlight on issues such as suicide which are already high-profile.
"The research clearly shows that for a young person to go to suicide, there needs to be action on their personal health, which means treating them effectively, supporting them in recovery and taking them off drugs and alcohol."
The researchers used an analysis of the National Centre for Social Justice's (NATSJ) latest assessment tool to assess trends in suicide rates among young people between the ages of fiv
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Inflatable water park wont threaten mount isaurs and other wildlife.
(CNSNews.com) – The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Tuesday released findings showing that the company that operates the Atlantis Island Aquatics Center – an annual spring and summer water park that has attracted thousands of visitors over the years, including a recent trip to Washington – did not intend for its exhibit to have a potential impact on threatened freshwater mussels, the endangered sea turtle and sea otters.
The report, issued in response to a lawsuit filed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, concluded that the company knew its Atlantis Island Aquatics Center would involve swimming and diving in dangerous water, would create an imminent risk to endangered sea turtles and sea otters, and likely cause damage to the reef at the facility.
A lawsuit has been filed by the Florida Natural History Society against the owner and operator of Atlantis, which is also a Florida-registered, multi-use attraction that attracts millions of visitors and hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The owner has said Atlantis is an excellent attraction that attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors. The National Parks Conservation Association (NPPA) filed the lawsuit on behalf of more than a dozen people, including the group that sued the company in the first place. The plaintiffs claim the company has abused its monopoly by charging "unfair prices and forcing ticket holders and other ticket holders to pay a high price to visit the park," while the resort company "has engaged in deceptive practices" and "permitted itself to be dependent on public largesse to stay in business."
The park has hosted events that involve swimming and diving in water so deep that residents of the Florida Keys have to wear life preservers to protect themselves from the dangers that such shallow water may hold. The park, as the lawsuit stated, "has a deep aquascape which extends out over approximately 10 to 15 miles and provides numerous opportunities for underwater encounters of all sorts," including the presence of more than 800 species of fish, birds, and reptiles. A recent article on the Atlantis website describes the Aquatics Center as, "the world's only fully operational underwater swimming and diving area with a real world aquatic reef at its core."
The aquatic center includes a diving platform with "five large dive wells (with no-cost permits), one 50 foot pool and two smaller pools." It is "the oldest of its kind in the world," according to the report. "The pool is open year round with the opening of the diving platform in December through spring – allowing visitors the opportunity to swim in the wild for up to 15 minutes per day. A 2,100 foot deep cave, the Blue Hole Aquatic and Escape from a World of Pain."
Citing the Atlantis management website, the report states that
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(CNSNews.com) – The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on Tuesday released findings showing that the company that operates the Atlantis Island Aquatics Center – an annual spring and summer water park that has attracted thousands of visitors over the years, including a recent trip to Washington – did not intend for its exhibit to have a potential impact on threatened freshwater mussels, the endangered sea turtle and sea otters.
The report, issued in response to a lawsuit filed by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, concluded that the company knew its Atlantis Island Aquatics Center would involve swimming and diving in dangerous water, would create an imminent risk to endangered sea turtles and sea otters, and likely cause damage to the reef at the facility.
A lawsuit has been filed by the Florida Natural History Society against the owner and operator of Atlantis, which is also a Florida-registered, multi-use attraction that attracts millions of visitors and hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The owner has said Atlantis is an excellent attraction that attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors. The National Parks Conservation Association (NPPA) filed the lawsuit on behalf of more than a dozen people, including the group that sued the company in the first place. The plaintiffs claim the company has abused its monopoly by charging "unfair prices and forcing ticket holders and other ticket holders to pay a high price to visit the park," while the resort company "has engaged in deceptive practices" and "permitted itself to be dependent on public largesse to stay in business."
The park has hosted events that involve swimming and diving in water so deep that residents of the Florida Keys have to wear life preservers to protect themselves from the dangers that such shallow water may hold. The park, as the lawsuit stated, "has a deep aquascape which extends out over approximately 10 to 15 miles and provides numerous opportunities for underwater encounters of all sorts," including the presence of more than 800 species of fish, birds, and reptiles. A recent article on the Atlantis website describes the Aquatics Center as, "the world's only fully operational underwater swimming and diving area with a real world aquatic reef at its core."
The aquatic center includes a diving platform with "five large dive wells (with no-cost permits), one 50 foot pool and two smaller pools." It is "the oldest of its kind in the world," according to the report. "The pool is open year round with the opening of the diving platform in December through spring – allowing visitors the opportunity to swim in the wild for up to 15 minutes per day. A 2,100 foot deep cave, the Blue Hole Aquatic and Escape from a World of Pain."
Citing the Atlantis management website, the report states that
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Bryan cook says he didnt fund the football team himself but a few friends and relatives did.
"I just think its more fun that way you gotta be the center of attention of the crowd of 12,13, 14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21 or 22 in your home city to make a buck," Bryan said
"Just to see the reactions of everybody, not only here but across the country was awesome. They say it's kind of a bad thing you're in the middle of the country but I think it's good for a city to have these distractions and to make these events that you don't see everyday."
One thing is certain - you better check your phones.
Bryan is no fan of the National Football League.
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Hillsborough, Hillcrest Manor. A log cabin in the hills between Cuthbert and Macleod roads, Hillcrest Manor, built 1859, was bought by Charles M. Hill for $1,000 in 1862. Two years later the property was resold for $1,000 by Mr, and Mrs Mary L. Broughton. It now stands at the eastern end of the former Hillcrest estate. The house now stands on a property that was owned by the Mayses. On October 29th, 1952, the Hillcrest Manor Home Trust acquired the other two lots for $2,500. In 1959 Mr, and Mrs Helen M. Broughton erected a two-story house and built terraces with maple groves and maple trees in each floor. A log cabin with its own well was built, and in 1973 the house, along with the neighbouring woodshed, were listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The house, which was a former home to several Mayses relatives, was acquired by the Macleod Heritage Conservation Association for $50,000 in 1990, a grant to help preserve and improve the property. A new house was built around the former house o
"I just think its more fun that way you gotta be the center of attention of the crowd of 12,13, 14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21 or 22 in your home city to make a buck," Bryan said
"Just to see the reactions of everybody, not only here but across the country was awesome. They say it's kind of a bad thing you're in the middle of the country but I think it's good for a city to have these distractions and to make these events that you don't see everyday."
One thing is certain - you better check your phones.
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Hillsborough, Hillcrest Manor. A log cabin in the hills between Cuthbert and Macleod roads, Hillcrest Manor, built 1859, was bought by Charles M. Hill for $1,000 in 1862. Two years later the property was resold for $1,000 by Mr, and Mrs Mary L. Broughton. It now stands at the eastern end of the former Hillcrest estate. The house now stands on a property that was owned by the Mayses. On October 29th, 1952, the Hillcrest Manor Home Trust acquired the other two lots for $2,500. In 1959 Mr, and Mrs Helen M. Broughton erected a two-story house and built terraces with maple groves and maple trees in each floor. A log cabin with its own well was built, and in 1973 the house, along with the neighbouring woodshed, were listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The house, which was a former home to several Mayses relatives, was acquired by the Macleod Heritage Conservation Association for $50,000 in 1990, a grant to help preserve and improve the property. A new house was built around the former house o
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Nationals admit bunbury scheme mistake that cost them millions of pounds
Falkirk's Paul Green says their failure to secure the lucrative franchise has cost Falkirk more than half a million pounds, after they failed to win the first-ever Scottish Premier League club.
The former St Mirren man revealed on Sky Sports Scotland Sport that Scottish clubs were willing to take advantage of their existing promotion and relegation structure for lucrative deals.
"The first-ever promotion or relegation was given on the advice of the SPL and it is not something they would do in our situation because we are not yet the first English-based club who is in an English league.
"But then, if it's not enough to sell an existing club and you start from scratch, I see no reason why you shouldn't do it here because you are so close to your destination."
In 2012, the then-Scottish FA's Director of Football, Mark Richardson, said: "I think the problem we had is how, for us, we could have done a deal to get a club to Glasgow without having the club playing in the Scottish Premier League (soccer).
"But the situation in England is far worse - we have a situation where, as you see England, clubs want a club in the Premier League who are going to move in to the clubs who have not made the Premier League, for them [a promotion to the top flight].
"When it comes to the bottom clubs, some clubs will do exactly what they say.
"But the bottom clubs in England have not got the money to do it and the English clubs that are trying it for the first time can't do it without having to sell their club."
Falkirk, who were left by-election on their own after their promotion was ruled to have failed, are also the first Scottish club who currently sit in the Scottish Championship for the first time in four years.
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Nationals admit bunbury scheme mistake that cost them millions of pounds
Falkirk's Paul Green says their failure to secure the lucrative franchise has cost Falkirk more than half a million pounds, after they failed to win the first-ever Scottish Premier League club.
The former St Mirren man revealed on Sky Sports Scotland Sport that Scottish clubs were willing to take advantage of their existing promotion and relegation structure for lucrative deals.
"The first-ever promotion or relegation was given on the advice of the SPL and it is not something they would do in our situation because we are not yet the first English-based club who is in an English league.
"But then, if it's not enough to sell an existing club and you start from scratch, I see no reason why you shouldn't do it here because you are so close to your destination."
In 2012, the then-Scottish FA's Director of Football, Mark Richardson, said: "I think the problem we had is how, for us, we could have done a deal to get a club to Glasgow without having the club playing in the Scottish Premier League (soccer).
"But the situation in England is far worse - we have a situation where, as you see England, clubs want a club in the Premier League who are going to move in to the clubs who have not made the Premier League, for them [a promotion to the top flight].
"When it comes to the bottom clubs, some clubs will do exactly what they say.
"But the bottom clubs in England have not got the money to do it and the English clubs that are trying it for the first time can't do it without having to sell their club."
Falkirk, who were left by-election on their own after their promotion was ruled to have failed, are also the first Scottish club who currently sit in the Scottish Championship for the first time in four years.
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Greens candidates act as a spoiler to try to prevent the Liberal and NDP from getting the best candidate on the ballot.
They may have to raise an additional $400,000 to run a candidate in their own right, or put in an additional contribution of more than $200.
To raise that much of that in a single day would require an extraordinary level of political spending.
To put that in context, in June 2012 the NDP spent $4.8 million in donations to candidates in B.C., $2.6 million in donations to candidates in Ontario and B.C. alone, and $2.6 million in donations to candidates in every province but one, the Liberals in Prince Edward Island, and the New Democrats in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
That's in addition to hundreds of thousands of dollars in individual donations.
By contrast, the Greens in British Columbia are doing relatively well. They've spent less than $4.3 million on campaigns, less than 10 per cent of the $12.5 million total they've spent in British Columbia this election cycle. And to a degree, they seem to be building more momentum.
Still, the number is much higher than it would be if it were just a few years ago.
And if you put $2 million into a B.C. election, well, you can probably guarantee that when that candidate appears on the ballot at a later date, their campaign will be much more effective than they were a year ago.
With a Greens victory, the Greens could be the only third-party choice in B.C. in five years, which will help bring this political conflict to the fore and let people decide which party they really want to be a part of the future.
So maybe we should stop throwing stones at these blobs and look at a different direction.
B.C. has always had the lowest proportion of voters who are "third parties," meaning they have never participated in another political party's campaign.
But that has not stopped the Greens from taking advantage of the problem. In 2011, they spent $5.2 million dollars in campaign contributions — including the $1.7 million they spent the previous year alone.
They now have over $9 million dollars to spend in 2017, making it one of the top five political parties in B.C.
In 2016, the Greens gave $1.8 million to the candidates who had the most money on the ballot. That number is up to $3 million this year, and $2.1 million so far in 2017.
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Govt grants plane wreck temporary heritage status
A flight recorder was recovered during an operation at a helicopter crash site in north Queensland early this month after being recovered from a drone.
The recovery operation began at 8.20am on Sunday, February 5, 2014 when a search helicopter operating at 535 metres reported some aircraft and ground equipment appeared to have been damaged in the crash, police said.
About 11am that day a mobile crane was employed to remove the drone and helicopter.
On Monday a search warrant was executed for the drone on the site at Pimlico Bay, near the site of the helicopter crash.
Detective Superintendent Rob Williams, who is leading the operation to recover the drone, said on Thursday that the drone had been in the care of a former Australian army member for three months.
The drone appeared to have been brought to the site in 2014 by a drone operator who, the report said, had no connection to Australia Defence Force personnel or the defence industry.
Mr Williams said the drone carried a "satellite tracking system and telemetry", suggesting it was "in flight" on a commercial service.
The recovery operation is being funded by Defence and the Federal Government.
Topics: police, air-transport, law-crime-and-justice, accidents, adelaide-5000, qld
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They may have to raise an additional $400,000 to run a candidate in their own right, or put in an additional contribution of more than $200.
To raise that much of that in a single day would require an extraordinary level of political spending.
To put that in context, in June 2012 the NDP spent $4.8 million in donations to candidates in B.C., $2.6 million in donations to candidates in Ontario and B.C. alone, and $2.6 million in donations to candidates in every province but one, the Liberals in Prince Edward Island, and the New Democrats in Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
That's in addition to hundreds of thousands of dollars in individual donations.
By contrast, the Greens in British Columbia are doing relatively well. They've spent less than $4.3 million on campaigns, less than 10 per cent of the $12.5 million total they've spent in British Columbia this election cycle. And to a degree, they seem to be building more momentum.
Still, the number is much higher than it would be if it were just a few years ago.
And if you put $2 million into a B.C. election, well, you can probably guarantee that when that candidate appears on the ballot at a later date, their campaign will be much more effective than they were a year ago.
With a Greens victory, the Greens could be the only third-party choice in B.C. in five years, which will help bring this political conflict to the fore and let people decide which party they really want to be a part of the future.
So maybe we should stop throwing stones at these blobs and look at a different direction.
B.C. has always had the lowest proportion of voters who are "third parties," meaning they have never participated in another political party's campaign.
But that has not stopped the Greens from taking advantage of the problem. In 2011, they spent $5.2 million dollars in campaign contributions — including the $1.7 million they spent the previous year alone.
They now have over $9 million dollars to spend in 2017, making it one of the top five political parties in B.C.
In 2016, the Greens gave $1.8 million to the candidates who had the most money on the ballot. That number is up to $3 million this year, and $2.1 million so far in 2017.
The Greens have had a pretty successful campaign so far, with their record showing that when the money runs out they have the mone
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Govt grants plane wreck temporary heritage status
A flight recorder was recovered during an operation at a helicopter crash site in north Queensland early this month after being recovered from a drone.
The recovery operation began at 8.20am on Sunday, February 5, 2014 when a search helicopter operating at 535 metres reported some aircraft and ground equipment appeared to have been damaged in the crash, police said.
About 11am that day a mobile crane was employed to remove the drone and helicopter.
On Monday a search warrant was executed for the drone on the site at Pimlico Bay, near the site of the helicopter crash.
Detective Superintendent Rob Williams, who is leading the operation to recover the drone, said on Thursday that the drone had been in the care of a former Australian army member for three months.
The drone appeared to have been brought to the site in 2014 by a drone operator who, the report said, had no connection to Australia Defence Force personnel or the defence industry.
Mr Williams said the drone carried a "satellite tracking system and telemetry", suggesting it was "in flight" on a commercial service.
The recovery operation is being funded by Defence and the Federal Government.
Topics: police, air-transport, law-crime-and-justice, accidents, adelaide-5000, qld
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