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WINNIPEG Mayor Brian Bowman is saddened to hear how Jets owner Mark Chipman feels about the citys handling of a downtown property, but hes not going to back down, he said as he stepped off a plane Friday.
We obviously have some fences to mend, Bowman said at the Winnipeg airport as he returned from the big city mayors conference in Toronto. Im obviously saddened to hear how he feels about the situation.
Chipman on Wednesday held a news conference where he said he felt his True North Sports and Entertainment has been tarnished by discussions around proposals for city-agency-owned land at 220 Carlton St. Chipman said a lack of trust prompted him to step back from a plan for a $400-million development on that land and another parcel across the street at 225 Carlton.
READ MORE:Whats next for Mark Chipmans paused downtown development
Bowman said hes reached out to Chipman and hopes to sit down with him in the coming days. However, the mayor said hes not willing to back down on his stand that the land at 220 Carlton St. should be subject to a public request for proposals.
Bowman admitted he doesnt have the power to quash a development deal between True North and city development agency CentreVenture. However, he threatened to withhold $3.75 million that had been part of the 220 Carlton development plan if a request for proposals isnt made.
This deal can proceed. City council doesnt have the ability to stop CentreVenture from completing this deal, Bowman said. All were saying is if $3.75-million of taxpayers money, your money, is to flow to CentreVenture, then wed like to see public expressions of interest so that its a level playing field.
They can decide if they want to take the money or not.
READ MORE:Timeline: Conditional offer with TNSE for 220 Carlton
While CentreVenture board chair Curt Vossen said they have no plan to back out of the deal with True North, they cant move ahead without the $3.75 million.
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Qatars government is distancing itself publicly from Islamist groups such as the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas as the tiny Persian Gulf state seeks to mend relations with its Arab neighbors.
We do not support Hamas. We do not support the Muslim Brotherhood. We support the people of Palestine and Egypt, Qatari Foreign Minister Khalid bin Mohammad al-Attiyah told a forum hosted by Atlantic Media this week in Washington.
Qatar has served as a base for the political leadership of Hamas, the militant Palestinian group, since the Arab Spring political uprising engulfed Syria in 2011.Many senior leaders of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood have also made Doha their base in recent years. In addition, the Taliban has a diplomatic office in the Qatari capital.
Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have publicly fumed that Qatars hosting of these Islamist groups further threatens regional stability and could stir up political opposition inside their own countries. Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Manama all pulled their ambassadors from Doha last March in protest.
In recent weeks, however, Qatar and these countries have moved to end their feud, according to senior Arab officials.
In November, the late Saudi King Abdullah held a summit of Persian Gulf monarchs in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where Doha committed to distancing itself from these groups, according to participants in the talks. In return, the Gulf states envoys have returned to Doha.
Qatari officials have said in private that a number of senior members of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood have left Doha for Turkey in recent months. They also said that Qatars al Jazeera television network has closed a channel that was solely focused on covering Egyptian politics following the 2013 overthrow of former President Mohammed Morsi, a senior Muslim Brotherhood politician.
The differences between us are over, Mr. Attiyah said about Qatars relationship with its Persian Gulf neighbors. There are no differences.
Qatar continues to be the political headquarters for Hamas and its leader, Khaled Meshaal. Mr. Attiyah said his country views Hamas differently than do the U.S. and Europe, which have designated it a terrorist organization.
They are a movement of liberation, Qatars top diplomat said of Hamas. The Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip are in an open jail, he said.
Updated: Friday, 06 Feb 2015 18:05 | Comments Valseur Lido has been a facile winner of his first two starts over fences
Valseur Lido aims to cement his reputation as one of the best of his generation in Sunday's Flogas Novice Chase at Leopardstown.
The Willie Mullins-trained six-year-old has not been seen since he was a most impressive winner of the Drinmore Novice Chase in November, beating what looked a strong field without being unduly pressed.
Mullins also saddles Jarry D'Honneur and Adriana Des Mottes in a race that used to be run as the Dr PJ Moriarty Chase and has a rich heritage for finding Cheltenham winners.
"I think Valseur Lido has to run. I was very taken with his run in Fairyhouse and I think the further he goes in trip the better he will be. I'm sure his form will improve when he goes up in trip," said Mullins on At The Races.
"Jarry D'Honneur could be anything, I think he's going to improve hugely from his beginners' chase, he was a bit gross that day.
"I think he'll get better as the spring goes on, but my only worry is that as the spring goes on the ground will get quicker and I think he might prefer it soft."
Bryan Cooper rides Valseur Lido as he is owned by Gigginstown House Stud, and he has also been very impressed.
"He was the most impressive novice this year, if you take out Un De Sceuax, over that trip anyway," he said.
"He annihilated his rivals over that trip in the Drinmore in Fairyhouse and I suppose the fact he hasn't run since then means he has gone under the radar a bit, which is good in one sense as there can be a lot of pressure coming to the races.
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THEY'RE used to keep out dingoes, wild dogs and feral cats. Now scientists say fences could stop cane toads invading large parts of arid Australia.
Toads died en masse after a team of Sydney researchers erected fences around several man-made dams in the Northern Territory, preventing the animals' access to lifesaving water.
The fences also stopped the pests re-establishing their population the following year, making the simple solution the first successful method of controlling cane toads long term.
"There were dead cane toads piled up around the fences," said the study leader, Mike Letnic, from the University of NSW. "We smashed them."
Since their ill-conceived introduction, cane toads have marched across northern Australia, decimating populations of several native species.
Scientists, conservations and governments have tried many ways to thwart the toxic pest; including trapping, biological controls, even using their own toxin against them, with only short-term success.
Dr Letnic said killing cane toads was one goal, but the bigger challenge was developing a control that prevented the next generation of toads re-invading.
He said the three fences they erected around dams were nothing fancy, made out of shade cloth that the toads could neither jump over or burrow under.
"We're not engineers, we built these rickety little fences. Kangaroos broke them, but if they were watertight we could keep cane toads out," he said.
His team has previously placed tracking devices on toads, discovering they couldn't not survive without water for more than three days.
No electric fences were detected during a raid conducted by a team of Tangedco officials in some parts of the Nilgiris North Forest Division on Tuesday. Superintending Engineer T. Haldorai told The Hindu that the raid was carried out following the death of an elephant at Dhoddamanehaada, near Sholur recently. Farms, and buildings in and around Kil Kotagiri, Garikiyur, Mudiyoor, Kokohada, and Banglapadi were inspected by a nine-member team. Mr. Haldorai said that such surprise raids would be conducted in various parts of the Nilgiris frequently.
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By Nicky PhillipsFeb. 3, 2015, 10 p.m.
Theyre used to keep out dingoes, wild dogs and feral cats. Now scientists say fences could stop cane toads invading large parts of arid Australia.
Attempts to halt population growth: Fencing dams denies cane toads access to water, dramatically reducing cane toad numbers. Photo: UNSW
Fences give scientists the jump: Researchers tracked cane toads and found they cannot survive more than three days without water. Photo: UNSW
They're used to keep out dingoes, wild dogs and feral cats. Now scientists say fences could stop cane toads invading large parts of arid Australia.
Toads died en masse after a team of Sydney researchers erected fences around several man-made dams in the Northern Territory, preventing the animals' access to lifesaving water.
The fences also stopped the pests re-establishing their population the following year, making the simple solution the first successful method of controlling cane toads long term.
"There were dead cane toads piled up around the fences," said the study leader, Mike Letnic, from UNSW. "We smashed them."
Since their ill-conceived introduction, cane toads have marched across northern Australia, decimating populations of several native species.
Scientists, conservations and governments have tried many ways to thwart the toxic pest; including trapping, biological controls, even using their own toxin against them, with only short-term success.
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