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It is believed she may still be in the Croydon area.

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That would be the Frank Lindsay dairy farm, also known as Cumberland Farm Dairy. It once stretched as much as 1,500 acres south of what's now Cedar Road, according to Dorsett, a recent newspaper story and J.E. Newbern, a retired senior city planner. Counting from the property's north end, Number Ten Lane was the tenth east-west road cutting across the farm, Newbern said.

It's a humble name for a road that once was home to a Nike missile site - that later served as the city's alternative school - on a driveway-like offshoot called Minuteman Drive.

But the lane apparently carried multiple names about the time that Chesapeake was created by the merger of Norfolk County and the city of South Norfolk in 1963. City records show that sometime after the merger, North Colony Road was dropped in favor of Number Ten Lane because it "eliminates confusion of one street having two or more names."

And sometime after, when there was a move to change the name because apparently it didn't sound country enough, Dorsett said she called the city and urged that the name be kept. It was.

Now the one name rests on two separate roads: The 1 1/2 miles of large-yard houses, stables, mobile homes and farm fields between West Road and George Washington Highway, isolated enough that recently a motorist passed two people on horses, was bisected by the new U.S. 17.

When the Dorsetts moved there from Norfolk more than a half- century ago, there were but two other homes on the road, Jacqueline Dorsett said.

"I said, 'I'll never hang clothes on a clothesline.' I was so afraid of snakes," she said of the property, not far from the Great Dismal Swamp.

"But I thank God," she says now about the move, where they raised three children and kept horses.

"It's nice out in the country."

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In an August 19 comment letter to IASB Chairman Sir David Tweedie, the Group of North American Insurance Enterprises (GNAIE)(1), said that the proposed Exposure Draft failed in its original intent of advocating a simplified Alternative Measurement Paradigm for certain short-term insurance contracts whose underlying attributes are best accounted for using a short-term revenue and expense model similar to that currently in use around the world.

Instead, the Exposure Draft proposes an excessively complex model that ultimately results in a full, but indirect, application of the IASB building blocks model to both the pre-claims liability and post- claim reserves associated with short-term property/casualty insurance contracts, GNAIE told the IASB.

GNAIE cited a number of specific concerns with the IASB Premium Allocation Approach. For example, GNAIE said the IASB Premium Allocation Approach is unsuitable for most property/casualty contracts because it requires a continuous application of the IASB Building Blocks approach. While this applies well to life insurance contracts, it does not result in a relevant, reliable, comparable, transparent and understandable accounting for non-life insurance contracts, according to the GNAIE Comment Letter.

GNAIE also expressed concerns that mandatory discounting of future premiums arising within insurance contacts with a coverage period of approximately one year or less does not exceed any reasonable cost-benefit threshold, a conclusion also tentatively reached by the US Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in its current consideration of the same topic.

"In contrast to the IASB premium allocation approach, GNAIE proposed an Alternative Measurement Paradigm for short-term property/ casualty contracts to differentiate those short-term contracts that should qualify for a simplified measurement and reporting approach from those that would be better suited to a building block approach," said Jerry de St. Paer, executive chair of GNAIE Juicy Couture shoes in the Comment Letter to the IASB.

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Short-term property-casualty insurance contracts are fundamentally different from life insurance contracts. Moreover, the IASB Building Block model applies reasonably well to life insurance contracts where the investment component is an important element whereas for property-casualty contracts it is not;

The results from typical short-term property-casualty insurance contracts, by comparison to typical life insurance contracts, are more uncertain. For typical property-casualty contracts it is not known if there will be a loss(es), when a loss or losses
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Bangalore where people will be giving up parts of their compounds to the BBMP for land acquisition under road widening. The TDR that will be generated for a few Alexander Mcqueen square meters is not substantial to be sold to realtors. Realtors are more likely to look for large volumes of TDR so that they can build extensively. Assimilating TDR from small parcels is both time-consuming and cost-inefficient for large realtors and perhaps even for small builders.

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The functioning of TDR markets is not transparent. In fact, municipalities and administrative agencies rarely have records of how much TDR has been generated, where and how this TDR has been used and what are the balances. Such information, even when maintained, is not publicly accessible. Given this, it is uncertain how TDR markets will function in Bangalore.

-The writer is a PhD student at the Centre for the Study of Culture and Society, Bangalore.

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The five-year project, which was originally scheduled to take off from the Begumpet airport in Hyderabad from August 25 (DNA, July 15), is now expected to begin only on September 1 or even three days later.

The delay assumes significance especially for Pune district which has recorded the most deficient rainfall in the state this season and could do with some cloud-seeding induced rainfall.

Caipeex programme manager and senior Marni Togo bag IITM scientist JR Kulkarni told DNA on Wednesday that the primary cause for delay was the multiple permissions required for the project that involved a multi-national team and foreign equipment.

According to Kulkarni, the project involved a cloud seeding aircraft from South Africa, a few scientists from Israel and the USA, expat pilots, some instruments and a Doppler radar manufactured in the US.

"Given the nature of the project, IITM will have to seek permission of the director general for civil aviation (DGCA), ministry of home affairs, foreign affairs, the intelligence agencies, the Indian Air Force, the Customs and Central Excise and the Airports Authority of India (AAI). These formalities are taking time," Kulkarni said.

He said the cloud seeding operations would be carried out for two months from early September till October-end and will cover the rain shadow regions of the three states, which would cover Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada in Maharashtra, Rayalseema and Telangana in Andhra Pradesh and Bijapur and Gulbarga in Karnataka.

According to Kulkarni, the project which will see a total of 200 hours of flying in the two-month period will witness a research aircraft and a seeder aircraft work in tandem supported by a C-band Doppler radar. The radar would identify the amenable clouds, which will be first studied with the help of special equipment by two IITM scientists on board the research aircraft.

Almost immediately, the seeder aircraft will spray sodium chloride (salt) of 1-3 microns at the base of the clouds to induce moisture into the clouds. The impact of the cloud seeding will then be studied by the research aircraft. There would also be a continuous monitoring of cloud and wind movement by the radar.

Kulkarni Prada handbag said that the ministry of earth sciences (MOES) wanted IITM to document the entire exercise and draw guidelines which other states in the country could follow in the coming years.

What makes the MOES-backed project special is that IITM will quantify the impact of the cloud seeding operations using scientific equipment. In earlier cloud seeding exercises undertaken by Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka in 2003-04, they were unable to quantify the impact of the exercise.

Pune likely to be covered first

> Caipeex programme manager JR Kulkarni said that Pune city and district which had recorded the most deficient rainfall in the state so far, could be one of the first areas to be covered under the cloud seeding programme in early September.

> "The month of September would see our team concentrate more on Maharashtra, because Karnataka and Andhra Pra
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The calibre and integrity of the four candidates was absolutely outstanding, which, of course, made the panel's task very difficult indeed.

Apart from the dedication to their various causes, the four candidates also worked hard at school and showed great dedication in helping others. Their sense of community was very evident. Each one, though, was very individual and each was nominated not just because of their hard work, dedication and achievements, but also because of their personality and who they are.

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It also highlighted how often we are guilty of fragmenting community by constructing discriminatory barriers between ourselves and others. If we were able to display to one another even half the respect and acceptance that Jesus showed, our world would truly be a better and more peaceful place.

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I refer to the Royal Wiltshire Regiment.

Now there could well be others. I would like to know just how many regiments are Best Louis Vuitton Handbags Online still not in receipt of this medal.

A full review by the Honours and Awards Committee and a submission to Her Majesty the Queen for a new Royal Warrant, should settle this once and for all and at long last we will be able to wear our 'belated' medal with pride.

On another note, I wonder if, after 50-plus years, the WDP might be able to help me contact some former Army pals of my friend Mike Rudge? Mike who now lives in Ruardean, Gloucester, first met them in the 1950s at Penhale Camp, near Perranporth, Cornwall.

These men left Penhale in May 1956 to be attached to JARIC, Joint Air Recon Intel Centre. One named Bert or Albert, Mike, "Digger" Brayon or Brainon and Ken Pruett.

Since we started these reunions in 1995, we have been growing from strength and finding 'post' personnel fairly regularly. It really would be great to find these 'missing' ex-1st Bn Somerset Light infantrymen and have them turn up as a great surprise for Mike.

We were in the September 1955 intake and after Cyprus stationed at Knook Camp, Warminster, Wiltshire.

Any other ex-'Somerset' who would also like to join us at this our 16th annual reunion, can contact me at 29 Knowle End, Woolavington, Bridgwater, Somerset TA7 8JH.

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Seriously, is Chelsea Clinton off her rocker?

We live in strange times for women, on the receiving end of expert advice about every aspect of our lives: whether or not to marry; when to have kids, if at all, and whether to return to work afterwards; what shape our bodies should be, and what regimes of eating and exercise can make that happen; and how to compete with the sexual competitor in magazines and the movies, a skinny, athletic, supple fornicator of any age between 16 and 80 who lives mainly to service a bloke.

The major change for most women in the past 50 years, surely, is the expertise now needed to make a one-night stand respectable.

My working life began when the media defence of porn was wittily cutting edge - I was all for it - and now encompasses what one feminist aptly calls "raunch culture", a culture that makes a white wedding look more and more bizarre.

I've seen fashions change in depictions of sex just as it does in hairstyles; from straight to bisexual, gay and group sex; from girl underneath to girl on top or on all fours, and to the current preoccupation with oral sex.

What these depictions have to do with plot lines or character development eludes me and I cringe in embarrassment - to the hilarity of my kids.

When I backed the liberal push that enabled this visual largesse, the only real exposure I'd had to porn had shocked and sickened me, but I ignored that. You need only look at the movies of the early 1970s to see why.

Women are portrayed in them - in the era of supposedly aggressive feminism - as big-haired air- heads desperate for a shag and there's a covert undertow of hostility toward them. Weirdly, we thought random randiness was liberation.

So Chelsea Clinton's mega- wedding triggered my old nightmare.

I marvelled that a white wedding could still be a dream come true for an educated woman in the 21st century, and so important that NZ$4 million was reportedly lavished on the event.

Could an intelligent woman really agree to spending as much on a spangly frock as many women earn in a year? And could her girly waistline have been pulled in any tighter?

Visiting Australian feminist Melinda Tankard Reist says the "raunch culture" (her term) we now live in has set Western women back 50 years - to the time of routine white weddings, in fact.

She's a founder of a collective that names and shames companies exploiting sexual images of girls, and has been brought here by Family First, which means, I guess, that nobody will take her seriously. The fact that she opposes abortion won't endear her to many people either, but she has a valid message.

"Women's liberation has now come to be seen as the ability to wrap your legs around a pole or flash your breast in public, or send a sexual image of yourself to your boyfriend so he can pass it round his mates," she said this week. "Girls think that empowerment lies in their ability to be hot and sexy." Her group has lobbied successfully
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Queer as Folk (1999-2000)

The original British version of this show was groundbreaking. It recorded the lives of three gay men living in Manchester's gay village. Creator Russell T Davies, who apparently based the show on the lives of his friends, came under heat from conservatives and gays alike who claimed the series was defamatory and unrealistic. Davies refuted that: "It's realistic for men who live like that, it's not realistic for everyone." Queer as Folk portrayed an unapologetic and fearless depiction of a homosexual lifestyle. And it proved influential, as America launched its own version of the series. Being an early show to represent homosexual relationships on mainstream television, Queer as Folk helped introduce the concept in the public arena and probed society by addressing real issues.

Outrageous Fortune (2005-present)

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