AMD's Radeon HD 6450: UVD3 Meets The HTPCby Ryan Smith on April 7, 2011 12:01 AM EST
Meet The Radeon HD 6450
Both Turks and Caicos (6450) are cut from the same cloth as Barts, meaning they inherit many of the optimizations we first saw in Barts. A few of the changes in Barts were Barts-exclusive or meaningful only when compared to Cypress, such as the Redwood memory controller, but elsewhere Caicos is picking up these improvements, giving the 6450 a leg up over the 5450.
Coming from the 5450, we’re going to see four big changes for the 6450:
- Better performance due to higher clockspeeds and more functional units
- Improved tessellation engine
- New display controllers
Better performance is fairly straightforward, which we’ll see in our benchmarks. Meanwhile the improved tessellation engine probably won’t make a big difference, as 5450 and 6450 are both too slow to play most games with DX11/tessellation enabled. So the notable and useful changes for the 6450 are going to be in the display controller and UVD3.
With the new display controller comes a new set of output options for the 6450. The 6450 has gained both DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4a compliance. The former is going to make it very easy to drive three digital displays from a 6450—cards almost universally come with a VGA port as the 3rd display otherwise. The latter is going to make it possible to drive 120Hz TVs at 120Hz for 3D content, primarily for Blu-ray 3D given the limited rendering capabilities of the 6450.
Of course to display Blu-ray 3D you need to be able to decode the frame-packed streams, and this is where UVD3 comes in. With UVD3 the 6450 gains the ability to decode MVC (frame-packed H.264) streams, along with full MPEG-2 decoding and MPEG-4 ASP (DivX/XviD) decoding. MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 are primarily for the benefit of mobile and Brazos platforms for energy efficiency and performance reasons, but the 6450 can tap into it all the same.
Moving on to the product itself, the card AMD shipped to us for review is very similar to our 5570 sample from last year, featuring a 6.61” low-profile card with a single-slot active cooler. At 27W TDP, power consumption is higher than the 5450, but a passively cooled low-profile 6450 should still be quite practical.
Our sample card is equipped with four 4Gbps Samsung GDDR5 modules running in 16-bit mode, adding up to the 64-bit bus we see on the 6450. Display connectivity is the same as in past AMD low-profile reference cards, featuring a DL-DVI port and a full size DisplayPort on the card, while a VGA port is at the top of the bracket attached to the card via a ribbon cable. The 6450 can drive up to three displays, including three displays through DP1.2 and an MST hub. For HTPC purposes we’d expect to see some cards replace the DisplayPort with an HDMI port.
AMD is primarily marketing this as an upgrade for Intel Sandy Bridge users, extolling the fact that they have DX11 capabilities and better drivers/compatibility than Intel. DX11 likely won’t make a difference for the games the 6450 can play, but we’ve seen first-hand that Intel still misses out on compatibility now and then. Perhaps AMD’s bigger advantage is that in the desktop space virtually all Sandy Bridge systems using the iGPU are using the HD 2000 GPU with 6 EUs instead of the HD 3000 GPU with 12 EUs; so the 6450 is placed against a sub-5450 GPU rather than a 5450-level GPU. In the mobile space however HD 3000 is the most common configuration, which makes things closer for the mobility versions of the 6450.


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Ian “Dunkin'” Smith has made page 40 of today’s Evening Standard with the news that he is trying desperately to save a greyhound racing track which is going to be shut down to make way for flats. In fact, not just any flats: a housing scheme on behalf of the council. True social housing it ain’t, but it’s much needed homes in the London area. Why, you might ask, is he supporting this?
He has written to Boris Johnson urging him to use mayoral powers to throw out a housing scheme on the grounds that the stadium and its famous neon sign are a vital part of the nation’s cultural fabric.“The track is listed not only due to the nature of its architecture but also due to its use and the importance of this both locally and more widely,” argued the MP and former Conservative leader. “Perhaps most importantly, the vast majority of my constituents and local residents are passionately opposed to the scheme and want to see the return of greyhound racing.”
Oh, okay, that seems pretty well thought out and reasonable. Wait, WHAT? This is the man who said people in Merthyr should catch a bus to Cardiff to find work, when there were already 9 unemployed for every job in Cardiff at the time. The man who more recently pledged to take £10billion of people’s disability benefits.
It’s nice to see what Irritable Bowel Syndrome thinks are important in today’s society: disabled people being able to afford the cost of living? Fuck ’em. Overbred, exploited greyhounds being forced to run around a track for a baying crowd of bloodthirsty idiots hoping desperately for a return to the days of bear-baiting? Priceless national treasure.

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My artwork is an eclectic mix of sculpture, painting, drawing and low relief, but the common theme is predominantly the interface between man and nature. I am drawn to the natural and organic aspects of the landscape making personal interpretations of what I observe and feel through immersion in whatever landscape I happen to be in at the time. I’m often tempted by found materials, both manmade and natural, which are all grist to the mill, enabling me to respond to my surroundings in a varied way. Of late, I have been exploring my local area here in the wonderful Waveney Valley and am fortunate enough to live next to Broome Heath which, with its exciting heathland vegetation, has been a focus of my recent paintings and drawings.
Over the past 38 years since my degree in sculpture, I have augmented my skills to include drawing, painting and low relief work through teaching at secondary school level and experimenting with these disciplines in my own work. Following my degree, but prior to teaching art, I briefly spent time as an assistant to environmental land artist, Andy Goldsworthy, which, I’m sure, has influenced me as a practising artist, always encouraging me to look to nature as my inspiration.
During the Art Trail, visitors can enjoy refreshments in our very small garden before moving on to the next studio. (In the event of inclement weather, we will endeavour to keep you dry!)
[The Studio is accessed through the white gate at the right-hand side of the house and in through our lean-to greenhouse.]
From Bungay direction: At Chicken Roundabout (A143), take the B1332/Norwich Road signed to Norwich but almost immediately (350 feet, at Smokey Joe’s), turn right onto Loddon Road. Continue 0.6 miles (crossing Station/Hollow Hill Road, passing the Village Stores) until the first possible left, turning just before the National Speed Limit sign, onto Waveney Road. Number 3 is the second of the semi-detached pair on the left.
From Hedenham direction: Follow B1332 towards Ditchingham and Bungay, which as you approach Hollow Hill Road, gently curves to the left on a slight downward slope. Verge left onto Hollow Hill Road, which is just before a “Reduce Speed Now” sign and continue for 0.3 miles. Turn left onto Loddon Road and continue for 0.4 miles turning left onto Waveney Road. Number 3 is the second of the semi-detached pair on the left.
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Conservation Halton is set to begin a study on a flood risk mitigation project at Maplehurst Correctional Centre in Milton in collaboration with the Ministry of the Solicitor General and Infrastructure Ontario.
Maplehurst is a medium and maximum security facility with 1,500 inmates with 800 staff, that is managed by the Province of Ontario. There are three watercourses that flow through the property. If a major storm were to occur, flood models indicate that half of the infrastructure at the correctional centre would be affected by riverine flooding.
A flood at Maplehurst would require a major emergency response, impact accessibility of major roads, endanger the safety of inmates, staff and other community members, cause damage to the environment, and result in substantial economic impact.
In order to reduce these risks, Conservation Halton is coordinating a one-year feasibility study to identify opportunities for restoration and options for flood mitigation at Maplehurst. The results of this study will inform plans for a restoration project to mitigate flood risks and reduce flood damage.
This one-year study will cost up to $281,110 with half of the funding from the Government of Canada’s National Disaster Mitigation Program and half from the Province of Ontario. The National Disaster Mitigation Program is a federal program that provides funding through provinces and territories to eligible entities, including public organizations such as conservation authorities, to address flood risks, invest in flood mitigation and build more resilient communities.
On behalf of the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services (MGCS), Infrastructure Ontario (IO) manages, preserves and maintains a portfolio of thousands of provincial assets. IO is a partner in the study and has made health and safety a priority in everything it does on behalf of the government, so collaborating with the Solicitor General and Conservation Halton on mitigation of flood-risk at the Maplehurst facility is a natural fit.
“My office along with the Ministry’s institutional staff are involved and supportive of this project, to help lower the impact Maplehurst would face in the event of a 100-year storm event,” said MPP Gill. “Both the Solicitor General’s Office, and Infrastructure Ontario, have provided $62,000 each in fiscal year 2018/19 for a total of $124,000 from the province.”
“With the increase in unpredictable weather events in recent years it has become more important to reduce the risk of flooding and prevent the loss of life and property and that is what this project aims to do for the Milton community and Maplehurst Correctional Centre.” said Hassaan Basit, Chief Administrative Officer, Conservation Halton. “We are delighted to be able to support our funding partners and work towards building more resilient communities.”


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Prime Minister Kishida’s Attendance at the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment Conference
On September 21, 2022, Mr. Kishida Fumio, Prime Minister of Japan, attended the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment Conference hosted by the Honorable Joseph R. Biden Jr., President of the United States of America, during his visit to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly. The overview is as follows.
The conference was attended by more than 300 people from various governments, private companies, private foundations and the civil society, including Prime Minister Kishida, President Biden, H.E. Mr. Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic, Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, H.E. Mr. Olaf Scholz, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, H.E. Dr. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, as well as Mr. Bill Gates, Co-Chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
At the conference, Prime Minister Kishida noted the need for all stakeholders of the international community, including donors, implementing countries, private companies and the civil society, to mobilize all efforts to achieve the goal of ending the three major infectious diseases (HIV, tuberculosis and malaria) by 2030.
Prime Minister Kishida also stated that strengthening health systems under the initiative of the Global Fund will lead to better preparedness for future pandemics and contribute to achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). He also stressed the need for all parties to work together to accelerate such efforts.
In light of these ideas, Prime Minister Kishida announced that Japan will contribute up to 1.08 billion dollars over the next three years to the Global Fund, which was established following the G8 Kyushu-Okinawa Summit.
Prime Minister Kishida went on to refer to the G7 Hiroshima Summit to be held next year and stated that Japan will continue to exercise leadership in the field of global health, working closely with relevant parties. He said that such initiatives are intended to help strengthen international frameworks that contribute to enhancing prevention, preparedness and response to future pandemics learning from COVID-19 experiences, as well as to achieve UHC for strengthening the response to a wide range of global health challenges, including countermeasures against infectious diseases, which have been undermined by the COVID-19.
Speech by Prime Minister Kishida
*[Reference 1] Global Fund
Established in 2002 in Geneva, the Global Fund has served as a major public-private partnership dedicated to providing support for countermeasures against infectious diseases, which were first addressed as a major summit agenda item at the G8 Kyushu-Okinawa Summit in 2000. Since its establishment in 2002, the fund has helped to save more than 50 million lives from the three major infectious diseases (HIV, tuberculosis and malaria), as well as to reduce deaths from the three diseases by 46% in more than 100 supported countries. The fund has also contributed to the achievement of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and the prevention of the spread of infectious diseases through providing test laboratories, surveillance, community networks and trained healthcare workers for countermeasures against the three major infectious diseases that have also contributed to the fight against the COVID-19.
[Reference 2] Universal Health Coverage (UHC)
To ensure that all people can receive the quality health services they need at an affordable cost without financial hardship.
Note: This article was created with the consent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan and on the basis of materials published by the Ministry.


Renault has introduced new Clio E-Tech hybrid and Captur and Megane E-Tech plug-in hybrid models to its range.
All three new models are powered by the same 1.6-litre petrol engine with a pair of electric motors.
The Clio E-Tech features a 1.2kWh battery and operates as a hybrid. It has CO2 emissions of 98g/km and can return up to 64.2mpg. Renault says it will operate in electric mode for 80% of the time in urban areas.
A power output of 140PS gives the Clio E-Tech a 0-62mph time of 9.9 seconds.
Prices start at £19,595 (OTR), for the entry level ‘Play’. The new hybrid is offered across the Clio range including the R.S Line.
The Renault Captur E-Tech features a 9.8kWh battery and can be plugged in, offering a zero-emission range of up to 30 miles.
It develops 160PS, giving a 10.1-second 0-62mph sprint. CO2 emissions are as low as 34g/km and WLTP fuel economy is rated at up to 188.3mpg.
Two variants are available: S Edition or Launch Edition. Prices start at £30,495. Retail customers will also recieve a free BP Charegemaster home charger if they choose a Captur E-Tech.
The Megane E-Tech is initially offered in Sport Tourer (estate) guise. It provides the same 160PS output as the Captur E-Tech and uses the same 9.8kWh battery.
It is capable of returning up to 217.3mpg, with CO2 emissions of 30g/km.
The battery pack is located beneath the rear seats, meaning the Megane Sport Tourer’s load area remains practical at 447 litres, with an additional storage area beneath the floor for the charging cables.
Prices for the Megane E-Tech start at £30,685 for the Iconic trim. It is also offered in R.S Line for £32,685.


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October 27, 2011
In response to an April 1, 2011 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, the Bay-Delta Fish and Wildlife Office compiled and released BDCP-related staff notes, emails and documents that reference:
We also released documents referred to the Bay Delta FWO by NOAA as part of their response to a similar FOIA request.
These documents have been copied onto a CD and are available, free of charge, to the public. You may request a copy of the CD by writing or emailing to:
USFWS Bay-Delta Office
650 Capitol Mall #8-300
Sacramento, CA 95814


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Green & Wilds Ox Liver Chews
Ox Liver Chews (100g) are made with 100% beef liver which is a nutrient-rich organ meat that most dogs love to eat. Liver can provide your dog with protein, healthy fat and vitamin A. Ox Liver is also a good source of copper, iron, niacin, phosphorus and zinc. It provides many B vitamins, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and essential amino acids your dog needs from his diet to keep him healthy.
What Makes Ox Liver Chews so Great?
- Naturally high in protein and low in fat so suitable for overweight dogs
- Contains only 100% naturally air dried ox liver
- Rich flavour and tough texture
- No chemical additives, preservatives, artificial colours or flavourings
- Protein is an important building block of bones, muscles, cartilage, skin, and blood
- Helps to make enzymes, hormones, and other body chemicals
Green & Wilds are all about natural, healthy products and honest ingredients you can trust! They do not use fillers in their food, so you know all their treats are of the highest quality! Their ingredients are ethically and sustainably sourced.
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What the heck are nerve snacks?!
Nerve snacks are self-help mini-courses to learn more about specific nerve-related pain syndromes from a NeuroCentric Approach®. These courses are very affordable and offer help for 2 primary groups of people
- People in the general public who have stubborn painful areas that have not responded well to other kinds of treatment.
- Licensed healthcare providers (massage therapists, chiropractors, physical therapists, personal trainers too!) who are new to NCA and want to learn how it works.
A common cause of pain in the front and inside part of the knee with squatting and stairs
Superior cluneal nerve
Entrapment of the superior cluneal nerves is a common cause of chronic low back pain.
Searing, burning pain in the leg worse with sitting and forward bending is easily treated with this course.

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Yesterday I traveled to Cooperstown along with the Executive Director of Seven Valleys Health Coalition and the Director of the Cortland County Planning Department to attend a transportation forum hosted by Senators James Seward and Thomas O’Mara.
Representatives from at least 15 counties were there to speak about non-emergency medical transportation and the impact that the statewide Medicaid brokerage system has had on rural transit systems.
Many issues were raised. Stay tuned for updates.
An article from Senator Seward’s website provides an overview.


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Semiconductor Industry Technologists to Debate 45nm Patterning Issues at Applied Materials' Forum During IITC
While new imaging technologies that overcome the resolution limitations of conventional exposure tools are being developed, efforts are also underway to extend existing lithography capabilities through an array of critical patterning and post-print applications. The forum's panel will share their views on what techniques and innovations can best meet current and future interconnect patterning requirements.
Panel: Moderated by Dr. Krishna Saraswat, Stanford University -- Christophe Verove, Crolles2 Alliance -- Jeff Gambino, IBM Corporation -- Rudi Cartuyvels, IMEC -- Douglas Yu, TSMC -- Jim Ryan, Albany Nanotech -- Farhad Moghadam, Applied Materials When/Where: -- Monday, June 5, 2006 -- Hyatt Regency Hotel, 1333 Bayshore Highway, Burlingame 5:00pm Registration and reception 6:00pm Panel discussion and Q&A To Register: http://www.appliedmaterials.com/2006_IITC/
Applied Materials, Inc. (Nasdaq:AMAT) is the global leader in nanomanufacturing technology(TM) solutions for the electronics industry with a broad portfolio of innovative equipment, service and software products. At Applied Materials, we apply nanomanufacturing technology to improve the way people live. Learn more at www.appliedmaterials.com.


text: Located on Cenotaph Road , this little restaurant looks beautiful from the outside, a well done garden makes it a wonderful entry to a great meal ! We first tried the Tom Yum Soup and it was rich in lemon flavour with just the right amount of spice. The chicken rapped in a Pandan leaf was succulent and fragrant with lemon grass making a treat to the palate. The Grilled Prawns had just the right amount of heat and were grilled to perfection. The Papaya Salad was refreshing and fresh with a hint of spice to balance it out. On the whole it was a delicious meal and we will be back soon !


India accepts that it cannot buy uranium from Australia without signing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, the Indian foreign minister said yesterday during a visit to Australia.
Indian Minister for External Affairs Pranab Mukherjee said, however, that his government wants to learn more about Australia’s proposal for an international committee to recommend changes to the 28-year-old treaty.
Mukherjee said after meeting Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith that he did not come to Australia to try to change the ruling Labor Party’s policy on uranium sales.
“We are aware of the position of the Labor Party in Australia,” he told reporters at a joint news conference with Smith. “Australia’s commitment to nonproliferation is firm and we respect that.”
Despite their differences on the uranium issue, both ministers declared their commitments to developing closer relations between their countries. They said they hoped to complete a feasibility study on the potential for a free trade agreement this year.
“There may be divergences of views in certain areas, but that divergence of views need not stand in the way of convergence of mutual interests and expanding on that,” Mukherjee said.
In August last year, the former Australian government began negotiating a uranium trade pact with India to help fuel India’s burgeoning need for energy.
Those negotiations marked a major policy shift for Australia, which demands that all its uranium customers ratify the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and ensure that radioactive material is not put to military use or passed to a third country.
Former Australian prime minister John Howard argued that his country — which holds 40 percent of the world’s known uranium reserves — could increase export earnings while helping India reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd defeated Howard’s government in November elections and reaffirmed the ban on uranium exports to India.
Earlier this month, however, Rudd announced the formation of a committee which he hopes other countries will join to review the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty by the end of next year.
Former Australian foreign minister Gareth Evans, who was appointed chairman of the committee, said the world might need a new nuclear weapons treaty that countries such as India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea would be willing to join.
Yesterday’s meeting was the Australian and Indian foreign ministers’ first since 2005. It will be followed by another in September, when Smith visits New Delhi.
Smith later told Parliament that Australia had undervalued India, a rapidly growing market for Australian minerals and energy, for the past 30 years.
Also yesterday, the two ministers signed extradition and cooperation treaties aimed at helping their countries combat terrorism and organized crime.
Australia and India have also agreed to cooperate more closely on security, with their defense chiefs to meet annually.
TARNISHED LEGACY: Woodrow Wilson served as the university’s president before becoming the US’ 28th leader, but his racism was ‘significant and consequential’ Princeton University is removing former US president Woodrow Wilson’s name from its public policy school and one of its residential colleges after trustees concluded that the 28th president’s “racist thinking and policies” made him “an inappropriate namesake.” The Ivy League school’s trustees made the decision on Friday, according to a statement on Saturday. It comes at a time of widespread rethinking of the US’ racial legacy. The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, energized by a series of high-profile deaths of black Americans, has resulted in the removal of Confederate monuments, flags and symbols of racism across the US. Deleting Wilson’s name at Princeton
‘FULLY ENCLOSED’: Residents of Anxin County would be confined to their homes and would only be allowed out once a day to buy necessities such as food and medicine China yesterday imposed a strict lockdown on nearly half a million people near the capital to contain a fresh COVID-19 cluster as authorities warned the outbreak was still “severe and complicated.” After China largely brought the virus under control, hundreds have been infected in Beijing and cases have emerged in Hebei Province. Health officials said that Anxin County — about 150km from Beijing — would be “fully enclosed and controlled,” the same strict measures imposed at the height of the pandemic in the city of Wuhan earlier this year. Only one person from each family would be allowed to go out once a
Japan said it opposed changes to the G7 nations as it pushed back against a reform plan by US President Donald Trump that would have rival South Korea this year join in an expanded meeting. Tokyo has told the US it stands against South Korea’s participation on the grounds of differences in policy on China and North Korea, Kyodo News reported this weekend, citing more than one source related to Japanese and US diplomacy. Japan also wants to maintain its status as the only Asian country in the group, the news agency added. Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga yesterday told reporters that
The onset of summer has sparked a rise in incidents of “mask rage” in South Korea as more hot and bothered commuters either refuse to wear face coverings or leave parts of their faces exposed. In South Korea, Japan and other countries in East Asia, widespread mask wearing has been cited as one possible explanation for the region’s relative success in bringing the COVID-19 pandemic under control. South Korea, one of the first countries outside China to be affected by the virus, flattened the coronavirus curve in April, although it is now struggling with dozens of daily cases, mainly in and around


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Jobless Claims in U.S. Decrease by 10,000 to 307,000
Jan. 22 -- U.S. initial jobless claims decreased by 10,000 to 307,000 in the week ended Jan. 17, from a revised 317,000 in the prior period, a Labor Department report showed on Thursday in Washington. Julie Hyman reports on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop."
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Detective Pikachu is still the talk of the Internet, but at least one dubbed version of the trailer is picking up some criticism for dubbing over an iconic part of the Pokemon franchise.
Earlier this week, WB and Legendary Pictures released the first trailer for Detective Pikachu, a new live-action movie starring Ryan Reynolds as the voice of a talking Pikachu who solves mysteries and Justice Smith as his human partner Tim. One of the catches in the movie is that only Tim understands Detective Pikachu, with the rest of the world hearing only Pikachu's familiar "Pika Pika" noises.
Voice actress Ikue Otani has been the voice of Pikachu across multiple mediums over the last 20 years and reprises Pikachu's "Pokemon" voice in the trailer. However, a viral Twitter post pointed out that the German trailer dubbed over Otani's voice with someone else.
Ikue Otani's famous "Pika Pika" was kept in every #DetectivePikachu trailer, right?
... Right? pic.twitter.com/xbV2SuRrFz— Nirbion (@Nirbion) November 13, 2018
Needless to say, Pokemon fans were not thrilled by the change, especially as it erases Otani's immense contribution to the franchise.
We'll note that this isn't the first time that Otani's voice has been dubbed over. Early episodes of the English version of the Pokemon anime occasionally dubbed over Otani in some early episodes, mostly due to editing issues. The German dub of the Pokemon anime also used a different voice actor for Pikachu, but eventually switched over to Otani's version of the iconic cry.
Luckily, the bizarre decision to replace Otani seems to have quickly been overturned. The popular German YouTube channel KinoCheck released a revised version of the trailer, which uses Otani's version instead. We'll note that Warner Bros' German account still has the original trailer up with the bizarre Pikachu replacement.
Detective Pikachu will be released on May 10, 2019.


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Located in Marsala in the Sicily region, NonnoNardo is a property featuring free WiFi. The air-conditioned accommodation is 25 km from Trapani.
The apartment is fitted with 1 bedroom, a flat-screen TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with an oven.
San Vito lo Capo is 49 km from the apartment, while Favignana is 17 km away. Trapani Airport is 14 km from the property....
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Equal Access to Public Transport - Are We There Yet?
We spoke to our good friend Michael Dobbie this week who advocates for equitable access to public transport and buildings for the 4.4 million Australians living with disability. An important job because, as Michael wrote in a recent opinion piece for the Australian Financial Review, ‘a simple train trip can be as hard as a journey to Mars.’
A seasoned traveller worldwide as Australia’s Paralympic tennis champion, Michael’s number one tip for people with disability when it comes to public transport is to study your journey prior and have a contingency plan.
This can help negate some of the stress, anxiety and potential pitfalls if a lift is out of order, or there are only stairs available. A 15-minute journey can quickly become an hour-long demoralising attempt to get to work, school, healthcare services or a coffee with a friend.
What’s the plan?
Thanks to the work of people like Michael there are improvements being made to make transport and building design more accessible to everyone. Close to Pathways To Care’s headquarters in Bendigo, we can cheer that the pedestrian bridge at Bendigo Station was completed in 2019, signalling a milestone in the Government’s $15.8 million commitment to improving access, safety and connectivity at both Bendigo and Eaglehawk stations.
A win for everyone in the region but there is more work to be done, and as Michael says, “Most public transport journeys will go right and that is due to a mix of good planning by the individual and the changes being made to the transport network over time.”
Michael says “do the planning to understand the journey, it comes with practise to be fully confident. Understand what system works for you and what support systems you have available to make the journey confidently.”
“Consider getting a friend or carer to come with you on your first journey to make sure you feel okay, so understand what you can do when things go wrong. If you are going to catch a train and miss it, think about how do you find out about the next train? Is there a number you can call if the screens are out or you can’t get to it? All that kind of contingency planning.
“If I am going somewhere new, for example, I would look at planner for a good half an hour to determine the best way for me.”
If you’re a participant in the NDIS scheme, there are also some organisations that offer Travel Training to help you become more confident and self-reliant to travel.
Start the conversation
The Bendigo Station may not have improved without the community voices who tirelessly campaigned for it. Michael says it’s about “having the conversation to work constructively with the local council or transport companies, it’s engaging with your community to make everyone understands the benefits.
“Most people just aren’t aware. Don’t just complain, but suggest solutions and work with community leaders so they can understand the benefits for improving accessibility – universal design benefits reach also mums with prams, situational disability, people with luggage - it benefits all people.”
There’s no denying it’s a massive, complex task and one that requires careful consideration of many factors. If you want to find out more about how we can make our public transport systems more accessible and inclusive, read Michael’s co-written piece ‘Accessible transport would be a win for everyone—but we need to lift our game’.
Michael Dobbie advises public sector clients on improving accessibility outcomes in major public transport and infrastructure projects. Michael is a former Paralympian with 20 years of lived experience in disability.


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Recently, President Donald Trump announced the United States was pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord. That news upset and depressed many of my friends and students. But surprisingly, this step by the president may lead to positive climate action in the United States.
After the president's withdrawal, the business community will be challenged to take action on its own. Corporations often prefer governmental regulation because it provides business cost equality. Now, however, individual companies will be tested to determine whether their stated concerns about greenhouse gas emissions are real. We will soon discover that many of these commitments are very real, and major differences will emerge.


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England v Canada
- Venue: BC Place, Vancouver
- Date: 28 June
- Kick-off: 00:30 BST
Coverage: Live on BBC One, BBC Radio 5 live, BBC Sport website, mobiles and sport app
Canada are feeling the pressure of being Women’s World Cup hosts ahead of their quarter-final with England, says Lionesses boss Mark Sampson.
The two teams, who have each won one of their two meetings this year 1-0, play in Vancouver at 00:30 BST on Sunday.
“There’s been a different Canadian team at this tournament,” said Sampson. “They’ve relied on some fortunate decisions and big individual moments.
“I’m not sure we’ve seen Canada score a really strong goal.”
Canada are ranked eighth in the world, two places below England, and are attempting to reach their second World Cup semi-final, while Sampson’s team have never made it past the last eight.
Led by English coach John Herdman, the hosts have reached the last eight with two 1-0 victories and two draws.
They won the bronze medal at the London 2012 Olympics, having beaten Great Britain 2-0 in the quarter-finals, with many of the current England squad involved.
GB flopped in that match at Coventry after beating Brazil in front of a record 70,000 crowd at Wembley and Sampson, 32, says host status could have a similar effect on the current Canadian team.
“They’ve put their lives on hold for this tournament but we’re excited by the challenge and our squad is ready to take on the Canadian nation,” he added.
Over 54,000 fans are expected to pack into BC Place for the last-eight tie.
England wary of ‘most aggressive team’
Sampson, who was appointed 18 months ago and led his side to their first World Cup knockout win in the last round against Norway, made a point of highlighting Canada’s physical approach in his pre-match news conference.
He said his side are ready to face the “most aggressive team in the tournament”.
The Welshman added: “We’ve got a qualified referee on our staff and looking back at their games he says the number of fouls awarded against them could have been quadrupled. I hope the referee realises there are 22 players on the pitch.”
‘We’ll give England hell’
When it was the turn of Herdman to speak to the media, Sampson’s comments were put to the Canada boss.
And he was happy to support the notion that his team will play aggressively.
“We’re looking forward to getting out there and giving England hell,” said Herdman.
“There’s one team that wants to prevent us from getting into the next round and a team here that’s been dreaming of that for the last three or four years, maybe their whole lives.
“We’ll be going out there as physical as we can and doing what Canadians do. The players will put their bodies on the line.”
The form guide
England have beaten Canada twice and lost once since Sampson replaced former boss Hope Powell in December 2013. One of those victories was a 1-0 win over Herdman’s side in the 2015 Cyprus Cup final in March.
Since then England lost by the same scoreline in their final pre-World Cup friendly on 1 June.
After losing their opening Group F game to France, England qualified for the second round with consecutive wins over lowly-ranked Mexico and Colombia. Their last-16 victory over Euro 2013 finalists Norway was only the third World Cup knockout win by a senior England team in the men’s or women’s game since 1990.
The two previous successes came when England’s men beat Ecuador in the last 16 of the 2006 World Cup and defeated Denmark at the same stage in 2002.
‘A unique opportunity’
Now that the England Under-21 team have been knocked out of their European Championship at the group stages, Sampson said beating Canada would give his side a “unique opportunity” to grow the women’s game.
A peak audience of 2.3m people watched England’s World Cup opener against France on BBC television, but average attendances in the top division of the domestic Women’s Super League are just below 1,000.
England are one of the best-funded teams at the World Cup, although Sampson said Canada were fortunate to receive more financial backing than the host nation’s men’s team.
“There’s only one thing that will grow the game and that’s good England performances and good England results,” said the Lionesses manager. “The way our players carry themselves and how well we’re looked at back home is up to people to decide.
“We’re fully aware of what we need to do to perform. We’re good tourists and good people, so we hope people look at this team and feel they can connect with it.”
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>> five marines. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is "special report" for this time. fair, balanced, and unafraid. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- shepard: a strategy emerging on the war in afghanistan. tonight, what we have learned about plans from the white house. plus, unemployment getting worse. but more slowly. i'm shepard smith. this is fox news. new unemployment claims, the lowest in almost a year. but millions of americans are still out of work. >> still a pretty big number. it's good news that it's coming down. still a large number for a recovery. shepard: tonight, trying to keep that recovery going. the new jobless claims haven't been this lowins january.
even the so-called experts did not see this coming. the number of americans filing for unemployment for the first time fell to 521,000 last week. that's a bigger decrease than the analysts were predicting and it's the fourth drop in the past five weeks. but, still, way above what economists call a healthy level. remember, an estimated 15 million americans are unemployed. and economists predict the jobless rate will keep climbing even into next year. all of this the focus of meetings at the white house today. wendell goler is live on the north lawn with a report on our jobs. wendell? >> shep, there were no cheers for the left bad economic news we got today. the president has often said he won't be satisfied until everybody who has a job or wants a job has one. his aides deny they are considering a second economic stimulus package but said they never stopped looking for ways to encourage job creation. >> the team here had since last
december been working through and continuing to evaluate plans to insure a strong economic recovery and they continue to do that. >> the president discussed job growth over lunch with the ceos of amazon.com, craft, east man kodak and florida power and light. but critics say he needs to be talking with small business owners who create nor jobs. republicans also want him to do more offshore oil drilling to build more nuclear power plants to end efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions that will cost millions of manufacturing jobs. what scares them the most is the possible cost of health care reform. >> this means more spending, more tax hikes. and more borrowing at a time when the administration's own budget projections show trillion-dollar deficits on average for as far as the eye can see. >> politically the president is caught by fun and mental lawl of recession and recovering. the unemployment rate continues
to a year or more after recession is over. even if the worse recession since the great depression is really over now, and no one really believes that we are still likely to see a lot of pain for a good time to come. shepard? shepard: wendell goler live at the white house tonight. thank you. shoppers surprising the experts as well. for the first time in more than a year, resales sales were up last month. economists were predicting another drop compared to year to year. sales didn't jump very much. less than 1%. analysts say it's giving them hope for the holiday season. between that report and job numbers and positive earning numbers as well stocks are up again. all the major indices dropping two thirds of a%. now, the war in afghanistan, and late word this afternoon that president obama is prepared to accept some taliban involvement in afghanistan's future. the taliban in afghanistan's future.
the white house says not the leaders, just the ones who have taken up arms under coercion. further, the white house says this isn't even news. it's been under consideration all along. the reports indicate the administration's focus will now shift to destroying al qaeda. meanwhile, the taliban is claiming responsibility for another deadly attack. as you know, reports indicate president obama is considering a troop surge, whether or not to have one after his top commander in afghanistan reportedly requested some 40,000 more troops. the white house says the president is weeks away from that decision. conner paul live tonight in the afghan capital of kabul. connor. >> it was another deadly reminder of how serious and real the pal ban -- taliban threat is here in afghanistan. a massive bomb exploded in the doubt commercial part of kabul. our building is about a mile away from where the bomb went off. our building just shook and rattled about :30 this morning. 17 people were killed and nearly
80 were injured. of the taliban claims responsibility for this attack and say their target was the nearby indian embassy. this is the second time in the past two years that the indian embassy has been hit. the fifth major attack we have had here in kabul in last the few weeks. violence has hit record levels all across afghanistan. particularly here in kabul and the eastern part of the afghanistan pakistan border. despite today's bombing, the taliban insisted this week they are not a threat to other countries but it is a claim that rings somewhat hollow to the afghans and indians stuck cleaning up after today's bombing, shepard. shepard: conor powell live in afghanistan this morning. democrats will to clear a health care battle. the senate finance committee is expected to pass the committee next week. last committee still working on a bill. budget crunchers reported it is the cheapest option on the table. $829 billion spread over 10 years. insuring, they tell us, over 94%
of all americans. actually cutting the deficit by $81 billion. republicans point out those numbers are about to become irrelevant. carl cameron is live on capitol hill. they are going to have to get their calculator out again, i guess, huh? >> all over again, shep. that senate finance committee bill is going to have to be merged with one from a committee that passed a different version way back in july. we are talking about the senate health, education, labor, and pension committees bill. their proposal costs over a trillion dollars and includes a government-run so-called public insurance option. that's going to have to be merged next week or at least in the next couple of weeks with the senate finance committee bill which you said is a lot cheaper and has a nonprofit cooperative instead. mitch mcconnell the republican leader says all of these reports on the cost analysis become moot because they keep on changing as the bill evolves. here is a sampling. >> it doesn't tell the whole story. the fact is the bill it's referring to will never see the
light of day afternoon we all know that. that's because the real bill will soon be cobbled together in a secret conference room somewhere here in the capitol by a handful of democratic senators and white house officials. >> there are likely to be somewhere in the neighborhood of three more cost analyses done and white house chief of staff rahm emanuel is expected capitol hill next week to begin those talks, shep. shepard: all of this coming out of a senate committee. what's happening in the house of representatives? >> a similar version of the same thing. they have three bills over there. today the house speaker nancy pelosi said she was going to take pieces of each, send them over to the budget crunch ares and see if they could begin to get cost analysis over there so they can do the same process. down to one bill in each chamber. shepard: karl, thanks a lot. the feds call it one of the most serious terror plots in the united states since the attacks of 9/11. and tonight we have new details about the suspect.
shepard: we now know the fbi is investigating a southern california man whom they say seriously injured himself while making explosives. a bomb squad spent much of the day at the home of benjamin, in lake elseinore southeast of los angeles. we don't have a picture of him. police say they went to the house after he showed up at the hops with a badly injured hand and they recognized it was caused by explosives. they went to the home and found suspected bombs, a sophisticated marijuana growing operation plus nazi materials and evidence that the house had recently been used as day care facility. put all that together, who know what is it means, but a source tells fox news the man had been trying to make the same explosive that najibullah zazi
was trying to make in new york. no connection between that suspected terror case and this one. speaking of naji bullah zazi, his case being described as one of the most serious terror threats since the attacks of 9/11. you will recall is he an afghan immigrant accused of plotting an attack on new york city. officials say naji bullah zazi reached out to possible accomplices last month as he drove a rental car from denver to new york. they are looking into whether he may have told them to purchase more bomb-making materials. if this as they try to figure out what happened to the actual bombs that they say they believe zazi assembled back in colorado. david lee miller is following this one. is he in or new york newsroom. what did we learn today. >> we have learned a couple of things. authorities now appear to have a new idea, a new theory about what might have happened to some of those bomb-making chemicals that zazi and his accomplices allegedly purchased in denver. we have seen some of that surveillance video in the store
in the surveillance cameras there, security cameras purportedly showing zazi buying those supplies. authorities now believe he may have in fact made a bomb as part of a test and then detonated that bomb in some remote location. that would explain what we also learned today, that while zazi was driving from denver to genes, new york, he called accomplices here, possibly now, authorities believe, the purpose of those communications was to instruct accomplices in the new york area to buy more bomb-making chemicals. shepard: whatever happened to those accomplices? >> right now an intensive surveillance is underway of at least one individual in queens, new york. but we have to be mindful of the fact here that the legal papers, the court papers, the day zazi was indicted clearly said there were three accomplices, a, b, and c. so far no one else has been charged. zazi is accused here of a conspiracy. as of now, not a single coconspirator, shep? shepard: we have reported that investigators already arrested zazi's father. that was last month.
tonight we know that a grand jury has indicted him as well. what do we know from that indictment? >> this indictment was more of a formality. he was indicted essentially for lying to investigators and that is what he was charged with weeks ago. tomorrow, we do expect zazi's father to be in court. again, this is part of the formal court process. investigator told us today, one source, that they do not believe mohammed zazi, zazi's father in denver is part of the broader terrorist conspiracy. shepard? shepard: david lee miller live in our newsroom tonight. david lee, thanks. across the country tonight, we have also learned what charges and other suspected terrorist also be facing. a federal grand jury has indicted the 19-year-old jordanian man on the right of your screen here. charging him with one count of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and another count of bombing a public place. that place would be the building on the left of your screen here. the found place scraper. investigator say the man parked
what he thought was a car bomb in the garage below that building in dallas, then tried to detonate it we are told it was actually a decoy given to him by the fbi agencies who posed as al qaeda operatives and no one was hurt. a manhunt underway tonight for a soldier who escaped from military police while inside the denver airport. the suspect says, well the army says that this suspect is wanted for being awol, absent without leave. is he on the run again tonight. authority say they were transferring a man named terrance hilton from utah to colorado springs and while waiting for a connecting flight, hilton made a run for it inside one of the concourses. police say if he is still in that airport, it's probably not going to be too hard to spot him him. >> our understanding is that he was fully handcuffed with a waist belt on and that he was able to run from those officers. shepard: after an hour long search last night, the cops stopped looking for him. airport employees have been given his picture but we're told
he has no history of violence. now, to another set of crimes, and a new evidence in a search for an 18-year-old boy. a boy who has been quite, well, quite the reputation so far after evading police for more than a year. investigators suspect coalton harris moore in countless robberies and thefts. at least 30 of them. including the stealing and crashing of three small planes. one of them is this $150,000 job that police say he took down right here in this field. now cops say they have the first proof of the teen's whereabouts in more than a year. after finding his d.n.a. on an atm machine after a break-in on orcas island in washington state. that's enough to charge him with burglary. i spoke to his mother this afternoon on "studio b." and i'm like do you want your son to come home? >> i don't want him to come home. shepard: you don't? >> no. i want him to get in contact with me because i have a lawyer
that is willing to let him turn hisself in in his office and then he will go with colt to turn hisself in. shepard: she says her son is staying with friends, despite reports that he had been staying in the woods and robbing other people. but she doesn't know where he is really, she says. she also says she wants him to bring a parachute with him next time he flies a plane and though that she doesn't want him stealing planes, she is proud he has learned to fly. well, chances are good that your holiday vacation plans just got a little more expensive if you are planning to fly. airlines are tacking on yet another fee that could matter and really effect how you pack. the details next on "the fox report."
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shepard: did you book your flight over the phone? that's a fee. checking bags? they will charge you for that want an aisle seat or cup of sewed or spot in the boarding line? depending where you fly all of those could result in added charge. now a number of airlines have tagging on another fee just for going home for the holidays. they are call it a peak travel surcharge tacking on extra $10 of your fare on busy days. american airlines started it but other carriers including u.s. airways, delta, united and continental have all followed suit. the surcharge applies to flights on the days in red on the calendar here. check it out, the $10 fee applies to the sunday and monday after thanksgiving. saturday before christmas, and the weekend after a long with the weekend which follows new year's. see these here. there are also a number of peak travel days in march, april, and
may. 13 total. molly henneberg is across the street from the capital. why don't they just raise the fee in the price of the ticket? do they think they are fooling anyone anymore. >> travel analysts say it's easier for the airlines to tack on a surcharge than certain days rather than readjust their whole ticket price structure for those days. rick with the fair compare.com, the company that first be detected the $10 increases tells fox, quote, this the is first time i have ever seen this done where they add a surcharge on these days only. they're telling you what days not to fly, actually. that is, shep, if you have some flexibility in your travel plans and a lot of people don't. shepard: as i understand, low cost carriers, jetblue, southwest, and others aren't imposing these fees. what's the rub here? >> a couple of reasons. their operating costs are lower. they are the low cost airlines and they may not want to be included in the list of airlines who are adding that surcharge. they don't want the negative
publicity. but, keep in mind, while the low cost carriers such as southwest, jet blurex air tran have not added the $10 surcharge yet. it doesn't mean they won't do it at some point. shepard: molly henneberg live in the newsroom. thanks. just bun b. one out of every four persons on the plan net is a muslim. that's according to a comprehensive new forum pew forum and religion on public life. found interesting results. for instance, in germany it turns out they have more muslims than in lebanon. the largest share of the muslim faithful, almost two thirds in the asia-pacific region going clockwise around this chart it's followed by the middle east, north africa with 20% and subis a -- subis a -- -- it's a expected hideout of the most wanted terrorist on the planet
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rock. we are told it could be the first step to building a permanent base on the moon. here is an animation of how it would work. the satellite called l-cross is to separate from the booster engine tonight. then, early in the morning that booster is to slam into the moon at about 6,000 miles an hour, sending chunks of the moon into the air, and the l-cross will follow. scanning the debris, searching for any signs of ice. >> it's very scarce on the moon. there is suspicions that it's at the south pole of the moon right here on my globe from nasa. if weekend find water on the poles of the moon that could be a supporting source of rocket fuel, oxygen debris and a way to support people out there. shepard: he also says finding water is the key to eventually building an economy in outerspace. nasa says the l-cross mission will cost about $79 million. i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news.
and as president obama considers his next move in afghanistan, he reportedly is thinking of new ways in which pakistan could help. the president, we're told, discussed the matter today with the vice president and the secretary of state hillary clinton. this, as the white house now confirms that president obama has received general stanley mcchrystal's request for more troops. general mcchrystal is the top u.s. and coalition commander in afghanistan. he is reportedly asking for as many as 40,000 additional troops. but the president's apparent focus on pakistan may provide a hint as to the way in which he is leaning. pakistan, of course, lies just to the south and east of afghanistan. it's a knew lack armed nation with major issues of its own, including a fight against taliban militants who crossed over that border. pakistan is believed to be where osama bin laden is hiding out. so it's crucial ally in the war on religious extremist. but can we trust pakistan's leaders? the chief fox report
correspondent jonathan hunt is live with more on that. >> the war in afghanistan cannot be successful without pakistan. it is that simple. but working with the pakistani is anything but simple. the difficulties are summed up by three initials. isi, the interservices intelligence agency. a branch of the pakistani government that strikes fear in the hearts of its enemies but also grave concern in the minds of pakistan's friends. friends like us. when the taliban took control of afghanistan in 1996, they did not do it alone. they had the backing of a powerful partner. pakistan's interservices intelligence. the isi provided the cash, the weapons, the training. without their support, the taliban might never have come to power and might never have been able to offer al qaeda the safe haven from which it plotted the 9/11 attacks. it was president who turned the
isi into a major force in pakistan in the 1980s. just as pakistan was becoming at his urging more radically islamic. it's not surprising that many isi agents are themselves radicals. in theory the pakistani government is set up with a president who is also commander and chief at the top. the army under his control, and the army in turn controlling the inter-services intelligence. in practice, according to many experts, the isi operates as a shadow government, deciding for itself what is best for pakistan and acting in its own interests. the isi was accused by supporters of bbrenda buttner its -- ben severe beauty toe of having a hand in her assassination. there is strong evidence that the isi was involved in last year's bombing of the indian
embassy in kabul. an attack that killed more than 50. and that the inter-services intelligence continues to provide cash and weapons to men like these men, afghan war lords leading the fight against american and nato forces. in short, the inter-services intelligence agency makes unsavory ally but one we can't do without. >> we are not the ones who are going to lead this hunt. it has got to be their decision to do it and they have got to point the way. >> the bottom line is this. pakistan's isi brought the taliban to power. and aided and abetted the rise of al qaeda, whose leaders are now believed to be hiding in pakistan. now, the u.s. is asking pakistan and the inter-services intelligence in effect to destroy the monsters it helped create. it is a high-risk policy and a long shot. but the success or failure of the war in afghanistan, shep, may well depend on it.
shepard: jonathan hunt, live in our new york newsroom, thanks. now to iran and its nuclear ambitions a bipartisan group of u.s. senators pushing for action on several bills now. to give the administration more power to pressure iran with the economic punishments known as sanctions. democrats evan bayh and bob casey, republican saxby chambliss, john mccain john lieberman and lindsey graham. it reads in part: it became a law in the wakes of the attack of 9/11. designed to prevent another terror attack on the u.s. soil. key provisions of the patriot act are about to expire. some say the provisions under the act abuse civil liberties. others say without these broad powers, the feds would have a much more difficult time disrupting possible terror
plots. including the recent case we reported on earlier over the of a -- with the afghan immigrant naji bullah zazi. over what tope coond what to let go. james rosen is in our capitol hill newsroom tonight. took a series of key steps just this afternoon. >> that's right. and before it gets to president obama this evening, congress's senate judiciary committee 11 votes this afternoon. the last of them advanced a new revised version of the patriot act to the full senate floor for a vote. the panel decided shep, among other things, when tracking a lone wolf terrorist suspect, agents seeking a wiretap warrant will not have to prove that that suspect is linked to a foreign power or terrorist group. and, when authorities send national security letters or nsls to banks, libraries, and phone companies, those letters which the fbi found had been misused in 700 cases will still be able to demand, quote, any tangible thing for investigation but there will be tighter limits
on how that date can a can be stored or shared. shepard: the debate on all of this, it's serious stuff but it got kind of spirited. >> yes. that's kind of a forgone conclusion any time you put 19 lawyers at the same conference table with microphones. sometimes, shep, the scriptural militiaing was squirmishing sound for may. >> last place in our government that we ought to put burdens on administrators -- an investigators would be in a national security case where people, we know, are out there desiring to kill us. >> the debate appears to be any prosecutor's argument or any fbi argument is against anything, end of the debate. i don't buy it. that's not our job. >> for all the philosophy sing the vote along party lines. shepard: deadly typhoon has appealed roofs off houses and
forced 11,000 people to get out of their homes. it's our top story on a fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. japan. the powerful storm tore through the country's main land with strong winds and heavy rain. two men killed, dozens more people reported injured. the typhoon blood flooded homes and destroyed villages and took out many power lines. it hit during morning rush. stranding millions of commuters. thousands of panicked islanders racing away from coast lines after a series of strong earthquakes rocked the south pacific. the quake has also caused a small tsunami. no immediate reports of any damage, but residents took no chances and ran for higher ground. gaza, hamas rulers banning women from riding motorcycles and scooters. a spokesman says a study found the women riding on the backs of bikes were a major recent for accidents in recent weeks. human rights groups accuse hamas
of imposing a strict islamic move in gaza. they say it has more to do with safety and social traditions than religious values. france, the country's own spiderman is at it again. 47-year-old robert has climbed buildings all over the world with little more than special bindings on his little hands. this time it was one of the tallest skyscrapers in paris. he made it to the top where in a familiar ritual the cops arrested him. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. a lot of people love their big box stores, wal-mart and target and all the rest. for years communities have been fighting to keep them out of their towns to. they say places like wal-mart ruin family businesses, abuse their employees as they put it, and end costing taxpayers money. but throw a recession into the mix and suddenly some of those communities are having quite a change of heart a live report on the big box world. that's next.
i don't think you can live the american lifestyle without energy. we have all this energy here in the u.s. we have wind. we have solar, obviously. we have lots of oil. i think natural gas is part of the energy mix of the future. i think we have the can-do. we have the capability. we have the technology. the solutions are here. we just need to find them here.
and it turns out that seconds before that crash, the air traffic controller in charge was chatting on his cell phone about a cat. we're now hearing the control tower recordings made that day at teterboro airport in new jersey. here is part of the controller's conversation with the woman about her dead animal. >> oh my god. r. >> another controller interrupted the man's cell phone conversation and said that the plane had disappeared. here, listen.
>> the federal aviation administration today released those recordings, we are told there is no evidence the controller knew of any danger prior to the crash. he has been suspended while they investigate. now to a bill that would give public health officials in massachusetts the power to quarantine people who have a serious and contagious disease. now it's becoming closer to law. the house in massachusetts today joined the senate in approving the bill. health officials in that state would be able to isolate individuals, evacuate public buildings, and distribute vaccines and antibiotics. officials would be able to give the orders verbally or in writing. the supporters of this say the h1n1 outbreak shows the importance of having such laws in case of a public health crisis. critics stay gives the government, state government way too much power. we're tracking h1n1 and the right aide -- right aid pharmacy
change has changed its policy for women who want to get h1n1. the third largest drugstore chain who requires women expecting to get a doctor's prescription before getting those vaccinations. the spokesman says the policy, of course, is subject to state law. public officials say they have been trying to encourage more pregnant women to get vaccinated. well, this one is a story we have told time and time again on this newscast about wal-mart's plans to build a new store and countless towns across the countries that have resisted. they had plenty of reasons. they didn't want the local mom and pop stores to lose business. they didn't want all the traffic. in some cases they didn't want to be like everybody else. tonight it appears many of the folks who live in those cities have changed their minds. dan springer is live in our seattle newsroom tonight with that hey, dan. >> yeah, shep. it makes sense. you know, right now especially consumers want good prices on things, and cities are desperate for jobs. and also for, you know, all that sales tax revenue.
so all of a sudden these box stores aren't looking so bad. well bell lingham washington like so many other cities around the west coast a few years ago passed a ban on stores over a certain size. you know the rules. they say that they're bad for the environment. bad for local businesses. but now with this economy stagnating and not getting any better any time soon, they are starting to rethink those bans. >> still a lot of people that have to come here. and want to come here. and i think that overrides a lot of the cynicism. >> that cheap, cost of mayonnaise is putting a large burden on the community. >> now, wal-mart has been able to blunt some of the criticism simply by continuing to expand. already the country's largest employer with 1.9 million employees. they are adding about 22,000 jobs this year during the recession. in bellingham, though, their two
biggest retailers, cosco and wal-mart are threatening to leave if they can't expand. they want to do that but they can't with the ban in place. they are saying they will take their 600 jobs and all that sales tax revenue next door, a big hurt on that city if they do leave. shep? shepard: dan springer, live in seattle. dan, thanks. have you heard of the neighborhood electric vehicles? it's more than a golf cart but not quite a car. and more parks, college campuses, and retirement communities are using them now than ever before. see the thing. they don't need any gas, so they're great for short trips. they are also exempt from a number of safety standards that apply to most other vehicles. and that's causing some serious safety concerns. >> turn the key, put it in gear, and off we go touring the villages. >> florida is the villages happens to be one of the largest retirement communities in the world. home to about 40,000 low speed
vehicles. most of which are golf carts styled to the tee. nancy's looks like a model t and it's her primary vehicle for everything. >> it's fun. it's small and it's just an eye catcher. people love looking at them. >> also hitting the streets in growing numbers are nevs, neighborhood electric vehicles. chrysler's gem is the top seller, also popular are the ford think neighbor and the zen from zen motors. they sell for 7 to 20,000 bucks. fully charge in 10 hours and legal on the road in most states, typically where the speed limit is 35 or less. it used to be that golf carts and low speed vehicles were only seen around retirement communities and golfing communities. but now more and more, they are sharing real roadways with real vehicles like that suv. and that's got the insurance institute for highway safety watching this trend closely fearing that there are traffic
nightmares just waiting to happen. while all have the seat belts option, many drivers admit they usually don't buckle up. >> what you are going to find 99% of the time not only are you going to find injuries to those occupants in the vehicle they're kind to find ejections they are going to leave the vehicle. the key is constant caution. >> you have to ride sensibly. you have people that don't turn their neck so good as you get older. you have to ride defensively. the trick is beaware. >> as you save on gas, you don't want to save on safety. phil keating. fox news. >> well, it's been one of the most effective tools in the war in afghanistan, they tell us. one of the weapons the insurgents say they fear the most. the u.s. military's unmanned predator drones. we are in afghanistan with an inside look at how the drones work and why we could soon see a whole lot more of them above the battlefield. that's next. nkicyi -lepufeou katn se
shepard: the strategy for afghanistan. here is one of many that the president is considering. it reportedly comes from none other than vice president joe biden. here is the idea. keep troop levels low. step up air strikes against al qaeda targets using unmanned predator drones. we figured let's get an inside look at how these drones work and how they could be one of america's most important and controversial weapons. casey stegall reporting from afghanistan. >> shep, if there is one type of aircraft that's seen large increase in this war it's the unmanned vehicle or drone. while some see it as who awhite knight for troops on the ground. others are wondering if it's costing more innocent lives than it's saving it flies at
60,000 feet for 20 hours at a time spying on the economy. then rains missiles on them while the pilots are safe on the ground, thousands of miles away. these unmanned aerial vehicles are loaded with technology and weapons, perhaps its most important feature, it's eye in the sky. this camera that allows people on the ground to not only gather intelligence but also monitor the enemy from great distances in any condition. even in the dark. but there is a dark side to this success. a pakistani newspaper reporting that drone strikes have killed almost 700 innocent civilians in that country, numbers that could easily turn the population against u.s. and nato efforts to win hearts and minds in the region. supporters of the drone's claim new technology is making them more accurate. and with each new generation of uav that rolls out of the factory. civilian casualties will be dramatically reduced.
>> there is a huge demand for them out there. they are building them as fast as they can, basically, and there is no let up in demand in sight. >> in fact, the white house wants to spend $3.5 billion for more of these stealthy birds next year. and that's the debate happening right now in washington. can drones alone defeat al qaeda and the taliban? general mcchrystal seems to doubt it, which may be why he is asking the president for 40,000 additional troops in this country. shep? shepard: casey stegall reporting earlier inside afghanistan. she says her daughter was murdered while she spent summer in south america. but now she claims the police ue the investigation. we're told cops in ecuador found 26-year-old gloria lops stabbed to death just three days before she was scheduled to return home to los angeles. her mother flew down to identify her remains. once she arrived in the town where her daughter was said to
have been murdered. police say they had no evidence. the mother says all she wants is justice but she is losing hope. >> for every single day -- what can i do? what are you doing? if you have some news. we are working. we are working. but they don't do anything. shepard: worse yet, this photo appears to show police removing a knife from the crime scene but the cops claim the photo was a fake. the family now trying desperately to get the united states state department involved. the two-timing governor of south carolina has been a lot of places this year, the appalachian trail maybe, argentine narcotics the republican dog house. now it seems wherever that mark sanford is going, he is going there a little too quickly. you will see what happened when johnny law pulled over his car. that's next. it's endless shrimp at red lobster.
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shepard: top stories coming up. first another controversy for mark sanford. he disappeared without telling his family and staff where he was going. and came back and admitted to an affair with an argentinian soul mate. his word. the trooper pulled over the car and the driver told him he had the governor in the backseat. here, listen. >> got to get a reason for going 85. >> governor. >> not a really good reason to be speeding. >> tell him that. shepard: tell him that of course, he was talking about governor sanford. the trooper spoke with the governor, even shook his hand, i'm told, and then let the driver go without a ticket. after the story came out today and the video, the trooper's boss says the driver will indeed get a speedy violation. updating fox top story tonight, there is word president obama is prepared to accept some kind of role by members of the taliban in afghanistan's political
future while focusing on a war effort -- focusing the war effort more on al qaeda. at the same time we are told the president is to decide on afghanistan troop levels in the next few weeks. then the senate finance committee is now set to vote next tuesday on its 829 billion-dollar health care reform plan and on this day back in 195, don larson threw the only perfect game in world series history. it was, of course, against the cross town rivals brooklyn dodgers, larson was never known as dominating pitcher that day in the bronx, the baseball gods smiled on him. you see, the dodgers had some serious offense but every batter who stepped up to the plate marched right back to the dug out 27 up, 27 down. no runs, no hits, nowaks, no errors, perfect. one of only 18 perfect games ever thrown in the major leagues. the bombers one the game 2-oand went on to win the whole series. they dual it again in


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Police are on the hunt for an attempted-murder suspect — described as armed and dangerous — after a knife-wielding man stabbed someone near College St. and Spadina Ave. Saturday morning.
The stabbing took place outdoors around 11 a.m. with onlookers nearby, Staff Sgt. Winston Bennett said. The 32-year-old man was attacked in broad daylight and stabbed repeatedly in the neck and body. After the attack, the knife-wielding man fled.
The victim was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. He has since undergone surgery, Bennett said.
Police are searching for Alejandro Ernesto Solano-Aguilera, 46. He stands at five-foot-six and has a salt-and-pepper hair in an “afro.” He frequents downtown shelters, police said.
Anyone who spots Solano-Aguilera is asked to call police immediately.
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Strong girls softball swinging for the fences
Third-year coach Joe Cataldo took the reins of the Wachusett Regional varsity softball team in 2011 and promised to bring a previously dormant program into a position of respectability. With more than 30 years of successful coaching experience, including All American Amateur softball, and a quiet and upbeat demeanor, the odds were good that he would deliver as promised.
And deliver he has. The Mountaineer girls have put back-to-back successful seasons together, advancing to district quarterfinal competition in 2011 and semi-finals in 2012. One wonders if had it not been for all-world Milford softball superstar and University of Kentucky-bound pitcher Shannon Smith and her blinding velocity on the mound, just how far this team might have advanced one year ago.
“I promised (athletic director) Jen Lynch when she hired me that I would take the team one level further each year,” Cataldo said with a smile. “So far so good and if it weren’t for Milford and their superstar pitcher who no one can hit, who knows how far we could have gone last year?”
Nine seniors, including three starters, have been lost to graduation, but a number of strong returnees and newcomers are poised and ready to take the diamond. A pair of players counted on by Cataldo are sidelined with injuries and will miss the season but still remain with the team as off-field managers. Juniors Sydney Santiago and Shawnie Clark will both be missed.
The 2013 edition will be led by a pair of highly talented senior co-captains in Sydney Despres and Zoey Sloate. Despres will return to bring stability to the catching position while Sloate will bring her speed and talent to centerfield.
“Sydney hits the ball hard and is rock solid behind the plate,” said Cataldo, who will be assisted by Cam Despres, Joe Cataldo Jr. and Mark Picarello. “She can hit the ball a mile and swings like there is no tomorrow. Zoey and her sister (junior Sam Sloate) can run anything down in the outfield. With Zoey in center and Sam in left, good luck to teams trying to get anything past them.”
Other strong contributors will be juniors Ariana Heppenstall at third base andAmanda Murphy pitching. Heppenstall has a “cannon of an arm,” according to
Cataldo while Murphy will be handling mound duties almost exclusively. Cataldo refers to Murphy as possessing the ability to keep the ball low and hit her spots.
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“We’re really a young team but a team with a lot of talent,” Cataldo said. “I feel like we can at least make the districts and go beyond. We’re a gungho crew that can really bring it every time we take the field.”

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Bloomberg says a key indicator suggests Bitcoin’s pullback is likely to continue.
The GTI global strength indicator, which is used to identify the strength of an asset’s price by comparing the movement of the daily close, shows BTC is not yet in oversold territory.
Analyst Josh Rager says if BTC can’t break through resistance at about $8,650, it could soon test support at around $8,100.
“In my opinion, the best and wisest move is to continue to scale-in at major support areas. While many are now targeting $6,100 to $6,500 as the ‘bottom’ – I can certainly see this level be front-run like every other major target this year. Another potential opportunity to get <$8,000 BTC…
If Bitcoin fails to break above the current level, we’ll get another retest of the support below – which has bounced once and could hold.
But if this isn’t a bear trap I do see price heading down to low $7,000’s. Lots of buyers are waiting between $6,180 and $6,500.”
Rager says that if Bitcoin does indeed slip into the $7,000s, he believes the altcoin market will likely suffer another 20% drop.
“Altcoins have seen more selling pressure after the breakdown of Bitcoin.
People realize this isn’t likely to be a quick ‘v’ reversal. I expect some alts to see new lows for this year against Bitcoin. [Altcoins] can lose 20%+ more as Bitcoin likely hits $7,000’s again (weekly close will tell).”
At time of publishing, Bitcoin is back in the red. The leading cryptocurrency is down 2.11% at $8,357, according to COIN360.
Most altcoins are also flashing red, with the exception of XRP and Stellar (XLM), up 1.48% and 7.78%, respectively.


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Man still has a lot to learn about the most powerful and complex part of his body — brain.
In ancient times men did not think that the brain was the center of mental activity. Aristotle, the philosopher of ancient Greece, thought that the mind was based in the heart. It was until the 18th century that man realized that the whole of the brain was involved in the workings of the mind.
During the 19th century scientists found that when certain parts of the brain were damaged men lost the ability to do certain things. And so, people thought that each part of the brain controlled a different activity. But modern research has found that this is not so.It is not easy to say exactly what each part of the brain does.
In the past 50 years there has been a great increase in the amount of research being done on the brain. Chemists and biologists have found that the way the brain works is far more complicated than they had thought. In fact many people believe thatwe are only now really starting to learn the truth about how human brain works. The more scientists find out, the more questions they are unable to answer. For instance, chemists have found that over 100.000 chemical reactions take place in the brain every second.
Scientists hope if we can discover how the brain works, the better use we will be able to put it to. For example, how do we learn language? Man differs most from all the other animals in his ability to learn and use language but we still do not know exactly how this is done.
As long as the brain is given plenty of exercise it keeps its power. It has been found that an old person who has always been mentally active has a quicker mind than a young person who has done only physical work. It is now thought that the more work we give our brains, the more work they are able to do.
Other people now believe that we use only 1% of our brains’ full potential.They say that the only limit on the power of the brain is the limit of what we think is possible. This is probably because of the way we are taught as children. When we first start learning to use our minds we are told told what to do, for example, to remember certain facts, but we are not taught how our memory works and how to make the best use of it.
This century man hs made discoveries about the universe — the world outside himself. But he has also started to look into the workings of that other universe which is inside himself — the human brain.
Vocabulary (դուք նաև դուրս եք գրում բառերի անգլերեն սահմանումները)
brain- ուղեղ — the organ of thought and the central control point for the nervous system
powerful – հզոր, զորեղ — having great power or strength
universe – տիեզերք — the cosmos
complex- բարդ, խճճված — consisting of many different and connected part
mental- մտավոր — relating to the mind
activity- գործունեություն — a thing that a person or group does or has done
mind- միտք — a person’s ability to think and reason; the intellect
to realize- հասկանալ, գիտակցել — understand clearly.
to be involved- ներգրավված լինել — to be involved
workings – աշխատանքներ — the action of doing work
to damage- վնասել — physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
ability — կարողություն — possession of the means or skill to do something
to control- հսկել — the power to influence or direct people’s behaviour or the course of events.
research — հետազոտություն — Research is a process of systematic inquiry that entails collection of data
far more- չափից շատ — much more, a lot more
in fact- իրականում, փաստորեն — used to emphasize the truth of an assertion
lifetime- կյանքի տևողություն — the duration of a person’s life
potential — ներուժ — latent qualities or abilities that may be developed and lead to future success or usefulness
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