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the international community and what The new Fijian Parliament is set to thats your last chance, UNDPs
the president said was a very human become one of the most advanced parliamentary expert, Dyfan Jones.
response and what he said was this: House of Representatives in the region. For broadcasting of the proceedings,
"If ever Kiribati should find itself in a Among the many technological the Parliament is fitted with broadcast
situation where they have to relocate, equipment inside the debating cameras.
then Fiji will be willing to relocate."
chamber, our new 50 seat Parliament The media gallery and also three rooms
"And this is very gratifying. It gives has also being fitted with a state of the are allocated for translators.
us hope that there is humanity in this art electronic voting system.
Whats also interesting about the new
world but up until now, Fiji has been 4 The new Parliament is technology Parliament is that interjections during
the only country to come forward."
intensive, first MPs will be issued with debate are not all recorded.
President Tong also explained his a tablet each with all documentation of So if Im in a middle of a speech
government was getting the Kiribati 4 what happens here come through them. and I say this is very important and
people ready if there was a need for When theyre having the debate, you shut out no this is rubbish, I will
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training for different skill sets.
through their tablets - once they go the record I made reference to you,
"One of our responsibility as a out of this building, the information Hansard will need to record your
government is to prepare them for that here just phases out so its kept here.. interjection..if I just continue speaking
possibility by providing training so the information is kept here, said and I ignore you unless its picked up
those who choose to do so will be able Secretary General to Parliament, by the microphone or its part of the
to do so as people who will have skills. Viniana Namosimalua.
proceedings, it wont be recorded,
"So that they can go as people with Also, MPs will be voting electronically, added Jones.
skills, not second-class citizens. That is with raising hands a thing of the past.
Meanwhile, the opening of the new
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"What we are doing is preparing our Speaker but usually 30 sec..you need election of the new Speaker, Deputy
people to be able to migrate on merit to be on your seat and actually vote Speaker, Leader of the Opposition and
so if Fiji has a place for them and their and when she says the vote is closed, Approval of the Standing Orders.
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A 2012 audit of a 30-day period
at the clinic found patients were
illegally charged for nearly $500,000
in services. Under the Canada Health
Act, doctors may not bill patients
privately for procedures that are
publicly insured.
The audit found 205 incidents where
the clinic billed patients for services
covered by medicare. The Medical
Services Commission ordered the
clinic to stop its billing practice and
threatened a court injunction.
But Dr. Brian Day, who founded
the clinic about two decades ago,
countered with a lawsuit against the
B.C. health minister and the attorney
general, arguing that the prohibition is
a violation of the charter right to life,
liberty and security.
A trial set to begin last month in B.C.
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Ernestine is the oldest pig ever recorded at the ripe old age of 23
A Calgary couple can now lay claim Jude King. "So we started preparing our
to a Guinness World Record after their documentation as we thought well she
pot-bellied swine was confirmed as the deserves to get in there. She's older."
oldest pig ever.
Jude King says they're expecting a
Ernestine, a Vietnamese pot-bellied certificate in the mail from Guinness
pig already sporting a few grey hairs, next week.
celebrated her 23rd birthday in July.
"Well she knows she's a big deal," she
Her owner says she's shy, loves to laughed. "She gets a few extra grapes
cuddle and doesn't eat too much.
and raspberries, you know, just because
The 70-pound swine is the beloved she's old."
household pet of Calgarians Jude and King says it took three months to
Dan King.
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at Torontos Pearson International $25? said Erickson.
Airport.
It was about three or four years ago
Extra staff were posted at the airports now that European low class carriers
departure areas Tuesday to check started this policy and the first thing
travellers luggage and ensure their that passengers did was bulk up on
bags will fit safely into the overhead their carry-on, he said.
bins.
Transport Canada allow passengers to
The trial program comes less than a carry two unchecked items like carrymonth after Air Canada announced on luggage, knapsacks, camera bags
passengers buying the lowest fare seats and some garment bags.
would have to pay $25 for their first Air Canada states a personal item can
checked bag on domestic flights and measure up to 16 cm by 33 cm by 43
flights headed to the Caribbean and cm, and a standard item like a suitcase
Mexico. The new fees will come into can measure up to 23 cm by 40 cm by
effect on Nov. 2.
55 cm, including wheels and handles.
Air Canada is following on the heels of Some frustrated travellers at Pearson
WestJet, who announced on Sept. 15 it airport were irate with the new baggage
would charge $25 for the first checked fee, calling it a cash grab.
bag.
I really think they shouldnt be
Rick Erickson, an aviation expert doing it. From Air Canada, they are
based in Calgary, said the move brings not a discount airliner. If they want
Canadas airlines in line with its U.S. to do it with their discount airlines I
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Plastic bag manufacturers have
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Paper bag manufacturers also opposed
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TOXIC gases and ash from still-erupting Mount Ontake forced Japanese
rescue workers to call off the search for more victims as dozens of relatives
awaited news of their family members.
Rescuers found more bodies near the morning to a military helicopter that
summit of the volcano. They have had landed in a relatively wide-open
managed to airlift only 12 bodies area of the now bleak landscape, its
off the mountain since the start of rotors still spinning.
the eruption on Saturday because of The bodies were flown to a nearby
dangerous conditions.
athletic field and then taken to a small
How the victims died remains unclear, wooden elementary school in the
though experts say it was probably nearby town of Kiso, where they were
from suffocating ash, falling rocks, being examined in the gymnasium.
toxic gases or some combination of Family members of the missing waited
them. Some of the bodies had severe at a nearby municipal hall.
contusions.
More than 200 soldiers and firefighters,
Survivors told Japanese media that they including units with gas detection
were pelted by rocks from the eruption. equipment, were part of the search
One man said he fled with others to the mission near the peak, said Katsunori
basement of a lodge, fearing that the Morimoto, an official in the village of
rocks would penetrate the roof.
Otaki.
Yuji Tsuno, a veteran mountain The effort was halted because of an
photographer, was near the summit. increase in toxic gas and ash as the
After taking pictures of the initial volcano continued to spew fumes, he
explosion as ash and debris rained said, adding that the rescuers reported
down, he quickly took refuge in a strong smell of sulphur.
a nearby hut, he told the TBS TV The eruption was the first fatal one
network.
in modern times at the 3,067-meter
About 20 minutes later, when the mountain, a popular climbing
smoke partially subsided, he rushed destination 210 kilometres west of
out and began his descent. It was a Tokyo. An eruption occurred in 1979,
gamble, but he believed it was his only but no one died.
chance, he said.
The mountain began erupting at
I almost thought it was the end of my perhaps the worst possible time, with
life, he said in the interview.
at least 250 people taking advantage of
On his way down, he spotted a man a beautiful autumn Saturday to go for
heading up. I told him to go down a hike. The blast spewed large white
with me, but he said he had to check on plumes of gas and ash high into the
his child up there. I couldnt stop him, sky, blotted out the midday sun and
Tsuno said.
blanketed the surrounding area in ash.
The eruption caught seismologists Hundreds were initially trapped on the
by surprise. Although somewhat slopes, though most made their way
increased seismic activity had been down by Saturday night.
recorded for about two weeks, there About 40 people who were stranded
were no indications of a major overnight came down on Sunday.
eruption, said Satoshi Deguchi, a Many were injured, and some had to be
Japan Meteorological Agency official rescued by helicopters or carried down
in Nagano prefecture. Typical signs, on stretchers.
such as increased seismic rattling or Japans Fire and Disaster Management
underground structural movement, Agency said 59 people had been
were not detected.
injured, including 27 seriously. It was
Japanese TV showed soldiers carrying trying to determine if any people were
a series of body bags on Monday still missing.
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default will be entered against you for
the relief demanded in the complaint."
Although the American Justice Centre
was named as one of the four plaintiffs,
the other three were only identified as
"Asif, Jane Doe and John Doe".
No-one in Mr Modi's office was
immediately available for comment,
but India's law minister Ravi Shankar
Prasad said the government would
examine the summons.
"I don't know it. I am only hearing it
from you. We will examine it," he told
the Press Trust of India news agency.
Mr Modi has pledged national unity,
but he remains tainted by the riots on
his watch, which left at least 1,000
people dead.
A court investigation found he had
no case to answer, but some members
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Alton Alexander Nolen, 30, is seen in a photo released by the Logan County
Sheriff's Office
East.
The Oklahoma Conference of
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people everywhere not to equate Mr.
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The festival of Gandhi Jayanti is
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birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi,
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About Mahatma Gandhi (October 2,
1869 - January 30, 1948)
Mahatma Gandhi was a national
icon who led the struggle for India's
independence from British colonial
rule, empowered by tens of millions of
common Indians. He was a man who
did what he said and led an exemplary
and a transparent life.
He was the son of Karamchand
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fourth wife.
He was married to Kasturba Gandhi
at the age of 13 and had four kids. He
studied law in U.K and practiced law in
South Africa. But he left his profession
and returned to India to join the Indian
freedom struggle. Throughout his life
he opposed any form of terrorism or
violence, instead using only the highest
moral standards. His philosophy of
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resistance movements to this day. From
the time he took charge of the freedom
struggle in 1918 he was lovingly called
as "Mahatma" meaning "Great Soul"
by millions of Indians. By means
of nonviolent civil disobedience,
Gandhi helped bring about India's
independence from British rule,
inspiring other colonial people to
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pay homage at the Mahatma Gandhi Samadhi at Rajghat in New Delhi
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Recipe
Ingredients
1 tbsp canola oil
2 chicken breast, thinly sliced
1/2 red pepper, thinly sliced
1 cup finely chopped pineapple
1/4 cup red pepper jelly
3 tbsp lemon juice
2 tbsp light soy sauce
1/2 tsp hot-red-chili flakes
1 green onion, thinly sliced
Instructions
Heat a large non-stick frying pan
over medium-high. Add oil, then
chicken. Stir-fry chicken for 3 to
4 min. Add pepper, pineapple, red
pepper jelly, lemon juice, soy and
chili flakes. Cook until pepper is
tender-crisp, about 2 to 3 more min.
Sprinkle with green onion. Serve
over rice.
You'll Need:
1 + lb salmon fillet, skinned
5 cups cold water
1 cup salt
Herb mixture:
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
1 tablespoon chopped chives
1 tablespoon chopped thyme
1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon
juice
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
2 tablespoons butter [room temperature]
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (180
degrees C). Divide the salmon filet
into four equal pieces. Add the water
and the salt to a large bowl and add the
Hoisin Wraps
Ingredients
200g cooked turkey or chicken, cut
into strips
4 tbsp hoisin sauce
2 flour tortillas
cucumber, deseeded and shredded
4 spring onions, trimmed and finely
shredded
finely chopped chillies
Method
Heat the grill to high. Mix the turkey
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Ba Wins Veterans
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Ba Veterans side
The Ba veterans side was crowned the
new RC Manubhai /Apco Coatings Fiji
International Veterans champion on
Sunday at Prince Charles Park in Nadi.
The side ousted defending champions
Suva Masters in the semifinals 2-0
to book a place in final against New
Zealand Lautoka Masters.
Final turned out to be a tight contest
as both teams remained goal less after
normal and two spells of extra time.
NZ Lautoka Masters was awarded a
penalty in the dying stages but the shot
hit the cross bar.
Penalty kicks decided the fate of clash
as Ba came out strong to clinch the title
with a 4-3 victory.
Dhiren Chandra, Jope Lomu, Chandra
Segran Naidu and Mosese Valewalu
were on target for the Ba Veterans side.
Joji Rasila, Waisale Rasoki, Devend
Krishna successfully converted three
of the five NZ Lautoka penalties.
Ba Veterans side walked away the first
prize money of $4000 and NZ Lautoka
Masters settled with the runner up
prize of $2000.
Ba Veterans captain Apimeleki Vunisa
applauded his side and management
for the effort.
We are happy with the win as our
opponents gave us a hard match but
I thank the boys for the effort this
weekend, he said.
The likes of Jope Lomu, Apimeleki
Vunisa, Mosese Valewalu, Jone
Sakele Naulu, Tomu Saiwale, Elias
Mohammed and Viliame Batidegei
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A
two-member
Fiji
Football
Association (Fiji FA) delegation
will travel to Malaysia to attend the
FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG)
conference.
The three-day event which will focus
on the technical and tactical analysis
of the 2014 FIFA World Cup will
be held from October 29-31, 2014
as acting Fiji FA technical director
Ravinesh Kumar and national coach
Juan Carlos Buzzetti have been
nominated by Fiji FA to attend.
A report on FIFA.COM states that the
tactical flexibility displayed by teams,
the fast-paced and attacking football
seen after a long season, the impact
made by individual attacking players
and the successful implementation
of both goal-line technology (GLT)
and vanishing spray are among the
key conclusions of FIFAs technical
experts.
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