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Our policy throughout the admissions process is to allocate the appropriate placement for the candidate so that he/she may benefit fully from the education we offer. King's College is an authorised centre in the "Comunidad de Madrid" and therefore parents who have confirmed a place for their child can apply for the means tested "Beca Guardería" from the "Comunidad de Madrid" for both Pre-Pre-Nursery and Pre-Nursery years. Please see the following link for more information.
The procedure for admission to the school varies according to the age of the candidate:
Early Years
Pre- Pre-Nursery (from 20 months)
We are delighted to inform parents that we can now admit children from 20 months old throughout the school year. For more information please contact us via the contact form on this page.
Pre-Nursery (age 2 to 3)
Pupils entering our Pre-Nursery class are children who have their second birthday before 31st December of the year of entry. Pupils applying for entry to Pre-Nursery are required to come to visit the school with their parents.
Foundation Stage (age 3 to 5)
Pupils applying for entry to the Foundation Stage (Nursery and Reception) are required to come to the first visit with their parents and to bring past school reports (if applicable). Children applying for Nursery and Reception places are not required to have any prior knowledge of English.
Key Stage 1 (age 5 to 7)
For entry into Year 1 and Year 2, pupils are assessed by the Head of Primary. For entry into Year 3, children will take tests in Non Verbal Reasoning, Maths and Writing. Applicants for both year groups will be asked to provide past school reports. At this age they will be expected to know how to read and write in English.
Junior Department (age 7 to 11)
Key Stage 2
New pupils applying for entry to the school for KS2 take entrance tests in Mathematics, Reading, Writing and Non Verbal Reasoning. Parents will be asked to provide past school reports for the previous two academic years. At this age they will be expected to know how to read and write in English.
Secondary Department (age 11 to 16)
Key Stage 3, Years 7-9 (age 11 to 14)
For entry to KS3, candidates take entrance examinations in Mathematics, Reading, Writing and Non Verbal Reasoning. Parents will be asked to provide past school reports for the previous two academic years.
Key Stage 4, Years 10-11 (age 14 to 16)
Pupils applying for entry to Year 10 take entrance examinations in Mathematics, Reading, Writing and Non Verbal Reasoning. Parents will be asked to provide past school reports for the previous two academic years. Pupils applying for admission to Year 11 must have studied the first year of the (I)GCSE course (Year 10) in the British system the year prior to their entry to King's College. The (I)GCSE examination boards in their current school must coincide with the examination boards used at King's College. Pupils are also required to take entrance exams and a Non Verbal Reasoning test.
It is not possible for children to join Year 11 if they have not studied Year 10 in the British education system. In these circumstances King's College would study each case individually and recommend the best option for the applicant.
Sixth Form (age 16 to 18)
A Levels
All students applying for entry to National Curriculum Year 12 to begin GCE A Level studies are required to attend a personal interview at the school and must provide their academic reports for the previous two years. Conditional places will be offered based on Mock GCSE grades.
Students applying from the British system are required to have a minimum number of 5 passes at (I)GCSE with C grade or above, which must include English as a First Language and Mathematics and grades A* – B in the subjects they wish to take to A Level.
Students from other international systems wishing to join Year 12 are required to take entrance examinations in English and Mathematics and the subjects they intend to study at A Level.
The school may admit pupils into Year 13 provided that they have a proven academic level and their subject choices and examination boards coincide with the programme offered by King's College. The minimum requirement is 3 AS passes with grade C or above in the subjects they wish to take at A2.
Spanish Bachillerato
Admission to the Spanish Bachillerato course requires a good academic record from a Spanish school, evidence of validation of previous studies and a good grounding in English (Cambridge First Certificate or equivalent). Candidates are required to take entrance tests in Spanish Language, Mathematics and at least one other subject at the school.
Check list of Important Documents
|√ Official Documentation (all applicants)
|√ Online or paper application form (this will be provided by the Admissions Department)
|√ A photocopy of either the birth certificate, the "Libro de Familia", identity card or passport of the child.
|√ A photocopy of the identity document of both parents.
|√ A photocopy of the identity document of the account holder who will be accountable for school fees if this is not the child's parent.
|√ An official medical certificate indicating the child has no infectious or contagious diseases.
|√ One passport size photograph.
|√ Certificates from previous schools attended if any.


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"Stop," I cried. Zeyl's body was lifeless and the fire surrounding us was eating at her. Lee was at the center of it all. I could smell the smoke thickening with its poison. I coughed and coughed to the point my lungs hurt. My knees gave in and I was losing my vision.
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Stewart's second book, digs deep into the culture of the Samurai warriors of Japan to refocus readers, through poetry and essays, on the importance of respect (Rei) and truth-sincerity (Makoto) as guiding principles and critical components of good mentoring and teaching in preparing the next generation of scientists. Celtic Cat Publishing.
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On Icons: Media, Visibility, Materiality, and Cultural Power, edited by Marco Solaroli
Dominik Bartmanski
Modes of Seeing, or, Iconicity as Explanatory Notion. Cultural Research and Criticism After the Iconic Turn in Social Sciences
Robert Hariman, John Louis Lucaites
Icons, Iconicity, and Cultural Critique
Andrea Mubi Brighenti
Twilight of the Icons, or, How to Sociologize with Visibility
Andrea Pogliano
Iconic Photographs in the Newsroom. An Ethnography of Visual News-making in Italy and France
Fuyuki Kurasawa
How Does Humanitarian Visuality Work?. A Conceptual Toolkit for a Sociology of Iconic Suffering
Paolo Magaudda
Apple's Iconicity. Digital Society, Consumer Culture and the Iconic Power of Technology
Jeffrey C. Alexander
Afterword: The Strong Program and the Iconic Turn
Gillian Rose
Icons, Intensity and Idiocy. A Comment on the Symposium
Marita Sturken
The Continued Relevance of the Icon. A Comment on the Symposium
Book reviews
Richard Lachmann
Archie Brown, The Myth of the Strong Leader. Political Leadership in the Modern Age. New York: Basic Books, 2014, 480 pp.
Angelo Salento
Neil Fligstein and Doug McAdam, A Theory of Fields. New York: Oxford University Press, 2012, 238 pp.
Marco Trentini
Thomas Janoski, David Luke and Christopher Oliver, The Causes of Structural Unemployment. Cambridge: Polity Press, 2014, 224 pp.
Federico Boni
Rob Shields, Spatial Questions. Cultural Topologies and Social Spatialisations. Los Angeles, London: Sage, 2013, 216 pp.
Vincenzo Scalia
Sara Wakefield and Christopher Wildeman, Children of the Prison Boom. Mass Incarceration and the Future of American Inequality. New York: Oxford University Press, 2014, 248 pp.
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Social Web footprints that CAN be swept away
From obsessing about lack of control, we need to move on to where we DO have control in our online presence – and exercise it!
By Anne Collier
Educators at the University of British Columbia call it our "digital tattoos," but there are some parts of our digital footprints that don't have to be permanent. In a live-streamed (and now archived) Connected Learning hangout I participated in on Google+ this week, Jacqueline Vickery at the University of North Texas pointed out an important digital footprint consideration that young people and their parents might want to discuss: abandoned social network accounts. An example is when a lot of teens started migrating from MySpace to Facebook a few years ago. Professor Vickery pointed out that a lot of those accounts – with all those old photos and comments – were never closed. They aren't doing their owners any good just sitting there.
Through the past decade we've all heard a lot about the permanent searchable archive the Web has become as something over which people have little control. Well, this is a part of our digital footprints over which we do have some control; we can close those moribund accounts as we learn to think about where we're going, why, and what we're leaving behind. Another good privacy best practice, besides this basic digital mindfulness, is what we do have control over in digital media. There's privacy that's largely the province of Internet service providers, but that's not the all of it. There's also privacy – and digital reputations and footprints – that's dependent on our own good thinking and practice. In social media, privacy is distributed, the shared responsibility of us, our friends, and the services we use. Helping our children keep their online experiences safe means helping them to move through online and offline life as mindful stewards of and collaborators in their experiences. And what helps us do that in the context of today's media environment is – to borrow a phrase from the authors of Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out: Kids Living and Learning with New Media (p. 6) – to see our children as "active, creative social agents" of their own and each other's life experiences wherever they're happening.
So thanks, Jacqueline! [Watch our conversation – it was great! Other participants were Prof. Jason Schultz at the University of California, Berkeley; Prof. Craig Watkins at the University of Texas, Austin; Prof. Renee Hobbs at the University of Rhode Island,; and Emma Llanso and Kevin Bankston at the Center for Democracy & Technology in Washington.]


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Mrs K Buxton - Business Manager
Hi, my name is Mrs Buxton and I have worked at Crumpsall Lane Primary School for 28 years, and I am the School's Business Manager. I work in the school office with Mrs Hayes and Mrs Memon. My role includes managing the school's budget, dealing with personnel issues, liaising with parents and contractors etc.
In my spare time I enjoy walking my two cocker spaniel dogs, Bob and Bess.
Mrs Hayes - Administrator
I have worked in the office at Crumpsall Lane since 2008. I deal with admissions and free school meals amongst many other things.
Outside of school I enjoy reading, walking and spending time with my family. I am also a big fan of Strictly Come Dancing!
Mrs A Memon - Administrator
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There are a number of father figures that a person will encounter throughout their life in addition to their own father's and sometimes those can make just as much of a difference.
Whether it is a teacher, counselor, family friend, uncle, or even someone who is seen on the big screen, there are a variety of ways in which older men can have an influence on people.
Throughout the history of both TV and film, many fathers and grandfathers have been featured and they all deserve credit for the effect that they have had on people.
Here is a list of 10 film dads who should all be remembered for the impact that they have had:
Sam Dawson (Sean Penn, I Am Sam)
This is a great example of a good father figure because although he may not have the tools that everyone else does to raise his kids as a mentally handicapped man, he truly shows his love for his daughter. His character is loving and playful in a way that some fathers are not and he teaches his lawyer the value of love and family through the process of trying to gain custody of his daughter played by Dakota Fanning in the Oscar-nominated film. He tries to show that perhaps love is the most important thing when being a good father and does a great job in doing so.
Daniel Hillard (Robin Williams, Mrs. Doubtfire)
Although he is perhaps one of the most unorthodox dads in the history of film, Robin Williams' character in Mrs. Doubtfire set the bar pretty high for all of the dads out there. It was a film that many people rewatched as kids seeing a man who was willing to dress up as an older woman and be the nanny to his kids as his only way to see them and hope to gain partial custody. He was able to connect with each of them in a different way than he did before, sharing a special bond that we all wish we could have and we will always treausre Robin Williams for the role.
Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase, Vacation Movies)
It was a character that we have been able to see over the years and whether the family is heading to Walley World or simply attempting to host the family for a Chrstimas dinner, nothing ever seems to go as planned. However, Clark Griswold will always do what he can to make his kids and the rest of his family happy and he is a great example of the kind of father that people often strive to be, although maybe a ltitle too enthusiastic about it at times. He likes to have fun and wants to lead a family filled with adventure, just like any other.
Chris Gardner (Will Smith, The Pursuit Of Happyness)
Although the film is based on a true story, the character was made famous by the film and is certainly worth noting when talking about great fathers on film. Chris Gardner's story is an incredible one of determination and it shows that one father is willing to do anything in order to help his son and survive as a father and son team. He is desperate to find a job and support him and his son, but continues to be an amazing dad offering inspiring lines such as "Don't ever let someone tell you that you can't do something."
Jason "Furious" Styles (Laurence Fishburne, Boyz N The Hood)
He was the one good older male role model in the film in a neighborhood that was troubled and most young men didn't know where to turn. The film centers around the inner-city gang problems of Los Angeles and one of the main characters, Tre, is lucky enough to have a father figure present. He teaches him to have the strength of character to know right from wrong and to always take responsilbity for his actions, mentioning that "anyone can make a baby, but only a real man can raise his children."
Jim's Dad (Eugene Levy, American Pie)
He was one of the supporting members of the American Pie franchise, but certainly one of the most important at times. He gave him pornography magazines, asked if he had any questions, and would always be the dad that Jim knew he could come to if he needed anything, even after walking on him fooling around with a pie. It's not just any dad who is willing to drive their son to the hospital after they glue their hand to a particular private part and he provided some hilarious scenes throughout the American Pie movies.
Dad, Mason Sr. (Ethan Hawke, Boyhood)
Although he was gone for part of their childhood and was not married to their mom anymore, Ethan Hawke's character in the film shows everyone what it means to be a great father. He shows great love for both of his kids and takes them out to do fun things such as bowling, camping, and much more, including giving advice to his son on history of rock music and the greatness of The Beatles. While watching the film, it is hard not to fall in love with the character and wish that he was your father as well after seeing all of the fun that he has with his kids.
Mac Maguff (J.K. Simmons, Juno)
While many dads would not know how to react or do it in completely the wrong way, Simmons' character in Juno handles his teenage daughter's pregnancy fairly well. He clearly freaks out at first, but he is supportive of her throughout much of the film and provides some great advice for his daughter years before his Oscar win for Whiplash. While the film made Ellen Page a star, his character was a big part of the film and had great lines such as "Look, in my opinion, the best thing you can do is find a person who loves you for exactly what you are."
Ted Kramer (Dustin Hoffman, Kramer vs. Kramer)
The role of Ted Kramer was another role that showed what lengths one dad will go to in order to gain custody of their child. In the film, he must learn to care for his son on his own and then proceed to court where he hopes to gain custody in a battle with his ex-wife shortly after their divorce. Dustin Hoffman has had many great roles throughout his career, but this was a special one showing how he stepped up to embrace his role as a father and fought with all he had in order to take care of his son, earning an Oscar for the role along the way.
Atticus Finch (Gregory Peck, To Kill A Mockingbird)
It is one of the most iconic roles in film history based one of the best books of all time and of course it earned Gregory Peck an Oscar. He plays the character so well that the film is almost completely separate from the book and he teaches his two kids a number of valuable lessons. The plot of the film focuses around his character defending a black man who is accused of raping a white woman in the south, encountering a lynch mob along the way and teaching his kids about the importance of doing what is right, a great role model for kids everywhere.


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At the same time, it is very important to know the cooking time of all recipes by using sous vide cooking so that you can able to avoid overcooking or worst condition. If you follow an ordinary cooking, then time will be based on the initial temperature, the shape of the food and as well as the temperature of the bath.
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Actually, while preparing beef foods, you will cook each part separately. This is because each part requires different time. This is exactly same for sous vide cooking also, but time is not same as like as normal cooking. Instead of that, it consumes some more time, because it uses low temperature for a long time right!!
For example, if you want to cook tender cuts such as Tenderloin, Ribeye, T-Bone and so on, then it takes minimum 1 hour and maximum 4 hours. For spare ribs, it requires minimum 24 hours and maximum 48 hours. If you want to cook flank steak and brisket, then you have to cook at least 8 hours to almost 24 hours.
These are the times required to cook beef by using sous vide cooking techniques. This is huge more time only but results in healthier and delicious food.


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One year before the election, I heard a commentary on modern-day feminism on the radio. The commentators were questioning if feminism was even relevant anymore. Has this term become archaic? The commentator specifically stated, "Instead of calling people feminists, let's call those people that are not feminists, sexists." This gave me a secure feeling that I could live in a time everyone was on relatively equal footing regardless of body parts. I even laughed reflecting on my days in Ann Arbor when I double-majored in anthropology and women's studies. What would become of women's studies now that the women's movement had been mostly successful in liberating women? Would men's studies now be offered as a choice? Would male privilege be something to be read about in books, highlighted and analyzed?
Moreover I was aware that Hillary Clinton was running for office and was pleased that her gender did not seem to be a talking point. In my opinion she wasn't the best presidential candidate of all time but she wasn't the worst one either. As people, we had shared values so I planned to support her. After a long Obama presidency promoting tolerance and justice, I felt confident that the nation would overwhelmingly side with Clinton over Trump considering his documented wrongdoings.
On Nov. 8, my blue naivete was shattered as Trump, a known bigot, philander and perpetrator, won the electoral vote. My friends and I watched horrified as state after state turned red on the television in front of us in Boulder. I was wearing white in honor of the women's suffrage movement. This movement involved women who starved themselves and fought tirelessly for my right to vote and run for public office. That night, in the light of the television, the red states seemed to be hemorrhaging on my clean white shirt.
One week later, I sat down with a group of seven liberal women in their 30s and 40s to discuss the outcome and strategize how to fight back. We sat around my friend's dining room table and expressed our outrage about how Trump could be elected to be our president. Specifically, we tried to understand why anyone would vote for someone who had expressed and acted in xenophobic, sexist and racist ways. Americans somehow elected a man that has sexually assaulted and harassed multiple women to the highest office in the land. How could this have happened?
Moreover, my women friends and I were shocked to admit that the majority of Trump supporters were white women. Suddenly my women's studies classes were no longer a faded memory and the concept of feminism seemed more relevant than ever. When I think of someone that is sexist, I think of men by default, not of women. However, I bet that none of the women that voted for Trump thought of themselves as sexist or racist. They certainly would not identify themselves as feminists. Did these women feel that Trump would protect them in some way that Hillary Clinton could not? Were her emails and business connections more egregious than his bigotry and assault? What appealed to them about his character that they could overlook his wrongdoings? Was having a tough-talking man in charge a way to slip back into a paternal world where everything would be OK with father in charge? Sadly, I think this is the case. The great feminist struggle may now be the battle against benevolent, subtle sexism rather than against the blatant kind. Women are not being told outright that a woman cannot be president. However, the underlying message is clear, and subtly, we are being put in our place by some men and some women. Tragically, all of our daughters are quietly watching and listening.
We, as American women, may have the right to vote but are we exercising it collectively to promote a world of equality and tolerance? It deeply saddens and frightens me to admit that the answer is no. Instead, some of us have turned to Trump to be our protector in a world of hate, strife and chaos instead of thinking of the greater good of all humanity. I am afraid that my white shirt may be stained forever.
Marilyn Lori lives in Boulder.


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- 1 lb. boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 small cucumber, seeded and cut into small chunks
- 1 C. cherry tomatoes
- 2 green onions, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2/3 C. teriyaki baste and glaze sauce
- 1/3 C. Frank's Red Hot Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce
- 1/3 C. peanut butter
- 3 Tbs. frozen orange juice concentrate, undiluted
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
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Thread chicken, cucumber, tomatoes and onions alternately onto metal skewers; set aside.
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Brush skewers with some of remaining sauce. Place skewers on oiled grid. Grill over hot coals 10 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink in center, turning and basting often with remaining sauce. Serve skewers with reserved Thai Dipping Sauce. Garnish as desired.
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Individual achievements
Congratulations to Josh Faber who was selected for the SA Schools side at the recent IPT
Liam Brown has been selected for the reduced squad ahead of the World Champs Africa Qualifier in March 2018.
First team 2017
The season kicked off in Johannesburg where we competed in the annual "Stayers" tournament in late 2016. We strongly regard this tournament as a great initiative to gain experience at 1st team level and for our younger players to find their feet in the team as it can be a daunting experience. We started off well in our pool games, but after a nail-biting finish to our quarter-final against Bishops in penalties, we found ourselves fighting for 9th and 10th against Clifton; a match we narrowly won. Our disappointment was indescribable, but one thing we learnt and implemented moving on was our brotherhood and the "never-say-die" attitude.
Returning to training in January for pre-season was a hard graft, but it paved the way for the season ahead. First up were our league games and the night series competition which was held at the SACS High School pool. The night series was designed to prepare the Cape Town schools for the King Edward VII tournament in Johannesburg held in early March. This competition used the KES format and helped teams get fitter over time on top of daily training sessions. We narrowly lost to Bishops again in the semi-final. Rondebosch came out triumphant in the final. A special thank you must go to the pupils and especially the boarders from Rosedale for the ongoing support. It was greatly appreciated.
KES came soon after and we felt our preparation was key to our success. Our pool stage saw us meet the likes of St John's, Hilton, as well as our compatriots from Wynberg. We took it game by game and reached the quarter-final after an unbeaten pool stage. This was one of our goals leading up to the tournament as a team. We faced the hosts KES in this game and after a physical affair involving many goals we came out winners, narrowly, at the death. Next, our arch-rivals Rondebosch, the number 1 ranked team in the country. We were the underdogs going in and had nothing to lose. We never thought we would make it this far and were happy to be a part of it all, but we wanted more. Our defence was our top priority and it proved so as we limited them to only 4 goals the whole game. Our unity and confidence on defence caused the opposition to rupture and crack under pressure. We came out tops with a 7-4 victory and the dream of winning the tournament became all too real.
Beating the number 1 side in the country gave us the edge in the final which was against another Cape Town school, Bishops. After losing to them twice we felt we needed to play in the same way as we did in the semi-final. We brought great defence once again and our quality on defence set a base for our attack which proved too strong. We came out victors, winning 13-6. This achievement cannot be described in words. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience and to see a team come such a long way is truly spectacular: from a 9th place, and being written off completely, to winning a major trophy. Through great coaching we learnt about coming back stronger than ever Having great perseverance in areas would be vital in later games.
This was the third time SACS has won the tournament and we remain the only Western Cape school to have done so. Also, hand-in-hand with the trophy, we won the Fair Play award for great sportsmanship throughout the tournament, of which we are greatly proud. Special mentions must go to Joshua Faber and Benjamin Hartley for making the tournament team. Joshua Faber also added to our trophy cabinet winning the Guy Pinker Player of the Tournament award through his overall individual performance. Another mention that had to be added is that we have two players, Captain, Oliver Schuurmans and previously mentioned Vice-captain, Joshua Faber, who won the tournament in 2015 and then again this year. This feat of winning at KES twice is truly rare. Liam Brown must be lauded for his accomplishment of being picked for the South African U/17 side that travelled to Zimbabwe in early January of this year.


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Sticking to His Guns
Saturday, December 22, 2007
"Charlie did not drink in the office," said Elaine Lang Cornett. "At least not until the end of the day."
"He did drink a good bit, though," said Carol Simons Huddleston. "Hence the heart transplant."
"I think they over-exaggerated his drug use -- but don't quote me on that," said another of Charlie's Angels.
Charlie Wilson couldn't make it to the Washington premiere of the movie "Charlie Wilson's War" last week -- he got that heart transplant in September, at age 74, and isn't traveling much. But about 20 of Charlie's Angels were on hand, decked out in cocktail dresses and eager to see what Hollywood did with the story of their legendary ex-boss.
Charlie's Angels were the women who worked in Wilson's office during his gloriously colorful 24-year career in Congress, and they were famous on Capitol Hill for their pulchritude and general foxiness. Now a decade or two older, they were amused to see themselves portrayed on screen wearing sexy, low-cut dresses in the office.
"We did not show cleavage in the office," said Huddleston. "I had no cleavage to show."
Sure, the Angels loved the movie and thought Tom Hanks made a terrific Charlie, but they grumbled when the film took liberties with their Charlie.
"His apartment didn't really look like it did in the movie," said Amy Maccarone.
"No, it was much cheesier in real life," said D'Anna Tindal, laughing. "It was floor-to-ceiling mirrors."
"The movie made it seem like he called us all jailbait," said Maccarone. "He never called us jailbait."
Well, actually, Charlie really did call a fetching 17-year-old intern "jailbait," Cornett recalled.
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MT. ORAB – Coming off a Brown County Holiday Classic championship, the Western Brown Broncos took to the court against Augusta (KY) looking to start the second half of the season on a high note.
Streaky offensive production and defensive efforts would doom the Broncos, however, and the team dropped to 4-7 on the season with a 66-52 loss to the Panthers.
The Broncos trailed by just one point after the first quarter, thanks in large part to Joe Sams. Sams scored nine points in the quarter, but would be limited to just four the rest of the game. The Panthers poured on the offense in the second quarter, putting up 21 points to take a 39-28 lead into halftime.
The Broncos scored the first bucket of the third quarter to cut the lead to single digits, but the Panthers went on a 8-0 run that lasted until Chaiten Tomlin hit a three-pointer from the right corner with 4:37 left in the third quarter.
Western Brown then went on a run of their own, cutting the lead back down to single digits at 47-39 before Augusta's Connor Maddox hit a two-point shot to break the skid. Western Brown head coach Greg Foster said the team's defense allowed them to get back in the game, but ultimately the lack of defense cost the squad late.
"We played a little bit of defense," Foster said. "The third and fourth quarter, there were spurts where we played a little bit of defense but that was the tale of the tape in the first quarter and the first half. We were giving up the middle and letting guys drive. We were stepping up to help, but we were stepping up with our hands down and they were making passes by our ears and by our knees. It was just too easy for them."
The Broncos would get no closer than 12 points behind the rest of the game, and at one point trailed by as much as 19. Tomlin then scored seven points in 90 seconds to get the squad back on track.
Tomlin's 23 points lead Western Brown. Sams finished with 13 and Hunter O'hara added 10 more for the Broncos. Wyatt Fischer and Brandon Butler chipped in four and two, respectively.
Maddox led both teams with 24 points and was one of four Panthers who finished in double-figures. Jared Shoemaker scored 14 while Tanner Pugh and Camryn Snapp each tallied 11. Owens Crawford scored six points for Augusta.
Foster was all praise for the Panthers, complimenting the squad on their play but also noting his team still could have won the game.
"Augusta's a really good basketball team," Foster said. "They're really smart, really disciplined and if we'd played smarter defense in the first half it'd have been a different story, but it didn't happen."
Part of the Broncos' problem in the second half was shot selection, which led to the large deficit the team faced.
"You don't get beat like that without forcing shots," Foster said. "We had opportunities around the basket and we missed them. We didn't make the easy ones. We had our moments when we took some good shots. When we ran our offense, we did a good job of executing but there's times where we forget what we're doing and we get a little frustrated and that's when you start forcing the shots."
Luckily for the Broncos, the problem has a simple fix, according to Foster.
"It's pretty simple: don't take a bad shot," Foster said. "If you're falling away from the basket, or if you're 50 feet away from the basket, or if there's a guy in your face and you can't score with a guy in your face, you don't take that shot. There were times tonight where we had guys in their face, but the difference is they can score with guys in their face. We have a hard time doing that."
Western Brown will remain home for the team's Homecoming contest against Lynchburg-Clay Saturday, Jan. 9. The team faces Glen Este Wednesday, Jan. 13 before hitting the road for four straight games.
"We have to do us," Foster said. "Lynchburg's very good. They play very disciplined, they play very hard. We'll have a game-plan going in but…We have to be ready to play."
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TOKYO Asian shares stepped back further from two-month highs on Wednesday as a retreat in oil prices and weak Chinese trade data revived concerns about the health of the global economy.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS fell 0.2 percent in early trade, shedding 1.4 percent from its two-month high hit on Monday. Japan's Nikkei .N225 fell 1.0 percent in morning trade.
"Although oil prices have risen sharply from the trough, many investors are not yet convinced if things have improved that much and I suspect they judged now is a good time to sell," said Tatsushi Maeno, managing director of PineBridge Investments.
"But I do believe that this year the global economy will prove better than last year," he added.
U.S. stocks also ended near the day's lows on Tuesday as energy shares tumbled, losing steam after hitting a two-month high on Friday.
S&P 500 Index .SPX lost 1.12 percent to 1,979.26 while the tech-heavy Nasdaq .IXIC dropped 1.26 percent to 4,648.83.
The reversal came as oil prices fell about 3 percent on Tuesday, ending six days of gains for benchmark Brent crude futures, following industry data showing U.S. stockpiles reached record highs again last week.
Brent LCOc1 settled down 2.9 percent at $39.65 a barrel after hitting a 2016 high of $41.48 earlier on Tuesday. Despite the day's decline, it was up 46 percent from a 12-year low of $27.10 struck on Jan. 20.
Also casting a shadow on markets, China's February trade performance was far worse than economists had expected, with exports tumbling the most in over six years.
Exports dived 25.4 percent from a year earlier on depressed demand in all of China's major markets, while imports slumped 13.8 percent, the 16th straight month of decline.
The data did not bode well for many companies that have relied on strong growth in the world's second largest economy, with the energy and material sector at the top of the list.
Against this grim backdrop, assets that are perceived to be safe fared batter.
The 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield US10YT=RR fell back to 1.827 percent, erasing its gains made after Friday's payrolls data.
That in turn dented the dollar's attraction against other major currencies.
The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies .DXY =USD stood at 97.245, having slipped to a two-week low of 96.887 on Tuesday.
The yen JPY= rose to one-week high of 112.42 to the dollar on Tuesday and last stood at 112.68, a gain of 1 percent so far this week.
The euro EUR= rose to $1.1058 on Tuesday, its highest in more than a week. It has since eased to around $1.1001, little changed on the week, ahead of the European central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday.
Financial markets expect the ECB to cut its deposit rate by at least 10 basis points and expand its asset-buying programme. However, with so much already priced in, some traders are primed for a repeat of the sharp gains in the euro seen in December when the ECB's measures fell short of market expectations.
Ahead of the ECB, the Bank of Canada will announce its policy decision later in the day.
The Canadian dollar has rallied almost 10 percent from its 12-1/2-year low since the central bank surprised markets by not cutting rates at its last meeting on Jan 20.
The Canadian dollar traded at C$1.3430 per U.S. dollar CAD=D4, off its three-month high of C$1.3263 hit on Monday.
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The application of molecular markers to rice (Oryza sativa L.) in Australia
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Christopher, MJ, Garland, SH, Reinke, RF & Henry, RJ 2001, 'The application of molecular markers to rice (Oryza sativa L.) in Australia', paper presented to the Plant and Animal Genome IX Conference, San Diego, California, USA, 13-17 January.
PCR based molecular markers will enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the Australian rice improvement program. PCR based molecular markers have been developed for the fragrance (fgr) and semi-dwarf (sd-1) genes in rice. A strategy is described for determining further target characters for development of molecular markers. Breeding objectives were assessed with regard to importance, mode of inheritance, environmental influence, difficulty and accuracy of assessment, and stage of program at which the trait is currently assessed. The traits selected as candidates for development of molecular markers are: More markers for fragrance (not all desirable parent combinations can be distinguished with existing markers); disease resistance, blast (Magnaporthe grisea), bacterial blight (Xanthamonas oryzae), and sheath blight (Rhizoctonia solani); grain extension on cooking; predisposition to chalkiness; gelatinisation temperature; minor fragrance components; and seedling vigour and early establishment. Marker development for this suite of traits includes short-, medium- and long-term goals. For some of these traits PCR based markers exist, but require testing on Australian populations. Some traits require conversion of molecular markers to PCR based systems for practical application to selection programs. Other traits are mapped but require development of markers, yet others require more fundamental genetic studies. Molecular markers will be particularly important for incorporation of disease resistance into Australian breeding populations, due to the absence of these pathogens from Australia. The aim is to have marker-assisted selection operating as an integral part of the Australian rice improvement program in the short to medium term.


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Originally posted by dz
If you feel there is another topic to talk about, then please feel free to post about it. But don't go complaining about other posts when they are perfectly on topic.
Originally posted by AgentMadcap
Bush is a moron, look at the state of things at the moment, its all going to end up in mass murder, maybe even nuclear..eventually.
Thats what happens when people are driven by greed and little brains....
Bush is a bully, I dont fear bullies, but I fear there stupidity.
There is a whole world full of nice people, peacefull people, in Europe, middle east, everywhere.
Dont let racist Texan bastards drive hate into your hearts.
And please...how can a sick warmongering carpet bombing loser praise god??
9/11 was expected, they tried to bomb it in the 80's but failed.
Just took a ruthless braindead psychotic junky moron like Bush to allow such evil.
And come on be honest...most of the US presidents have been morons.
But hey proves your vote means nothing...
Republican = stupid
Have to be stupid and selfish just to be one
I agree, they should have to serve their country, just as everyone else's children, wives,husbands,fathers and mothers ( U.S. service people) are being forced to do, but you'll never see THAT happen, but what do you expect coming from the "loins" of a man, cough, cough, that went OWL from the U.S. service, those kids will be hiding behind their mother's skirts, just as Georgie did, boozing it up,... just like "good old" dad, unless they decide to try their cousin's favorite past-time and forge a few prescription for drugs , when they get bored with their drinking.
Bush Attacked By Bug! I didn't realize Dung Beatles could fly!
Things are actually starting to get a little scary, if Bush cheats again. The damage this fool and his cronies will do in their quest for oil, without repercussions of a lost second term, is frightening.
Originally posted by KrazyJethro
Sure, Bush sucks, now take a minute, breathe, and have a tall glass of shut the # up.
GOOD GOD, it's ruining the pit. The venom is so thick that there is no longer much distinction between idiotic threads.
Originally posted by JCMinJapan
How about get it through you thick head.... if Bush gets re-elected there will be four more years of this. If Kerry does, then we will al be complaining about him. So, does not matter the person... Just the Office....
We will mever be happy with anyone or anything.... Everyone here is just a bunch of whiners ... Actually, you are probably the biggest.... A whiner whining about whiners whining.....
Originally posted by KrazyJethro
I guess perfectly on topic goes a little something like this (Random quotes):
po�lit�i�cal ( P ) Pronunciation Key (p-lt-kl)
1. Of, relating to, or dealing with the structure or affairs of government, politics, or the state.
2. Relating to, involving, or characteristic of politics or politicians: �Calling a meeting is a political act in itself� (Daniel Goleman).
Originally posted by OmneUbi
Why all the bashing of bush? Does the president come to these forums, read up on all the criticism, and then change his policy to make everyone happier?
Because, if you are a christian, you follow ethical monotheism, which states that in order to love god, you must also love man, equally, no matter what happens. This is based on the fact that man is god, or a reflection of him, so when you call someone an idiot, or bash anyone, Kerry, Democrats, Bush, Republicans, Nader, Independents, that's like bashing god.
Athiests need not apply to the above.
Originally posted by TrueLies
Oh and the only reason why they are accepting the anti bush rhetoric is because their liberal teachers have bashed it into their heads...
So yeah, I care... I care deeply because i'm concerned about the general populations youth..
Originally posted by TrueLies
I should also add that these liberal ninnies keep ranting about bush because they've gotten so much practice at it thats it the only good thing they know... Good to them anyway... They feel highly educated on the subject...
Originally posted by TrueLies
Yeah taking a stand is all good and noble, but when you don't even know what your talking about and can't explain your commentaries other then well because he's a liar, or because I can't trust him , ect...
Originally posted by TrueLies
it's amazing you can stem from one subject and go to the extreme... not care and accept everything?? what are you some sort of crazy liberal teacher?? this is where you get retarded and fall off the bandwagon...
Originally posted by TrueLies
foreign policy, good economics, taxation, social policies, cut their social program spending to limit leeches from getting their dirty fingers on more government/civilian monies, ect...
Originally posted by KrazyJethro
The lazy and uneducated are who we should ALL be after.
Originally posted by dz
Originally posted by KrazyJethro
The lazy and uneducated are who we should ALL be after.
I 100% agree. No matter your belief, that is what your goal should be. That way when "stupid liberals" infect peoples minds with their views, you can go and infect their mind with your views.
That will make people think, and that is where the real victory is.


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The Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) has launched a broadside at letting agents, saying tenants are being routinely ripped off and let down by a system that allows them to operate completely unchecked.
The charity has called on the Government to go further in its attempts to regulate letting agents, to eliminate unjustified and excessive charges and to improve a service that is described as often being poor or non-existent.
In a report, entitled Let down, the CAB says tenants have to pay letting agents an unjustified amount of money on top of their rent, usually for tasks that are already part of the routine business of letting and managing a property.
Figures revealed 94 per cent of letting agents imposed up to seven additional charges on tenants, adding up to over £600 in some cases.
These included a non-returnable holding deposit, a deposit administration charge, an administration fee and a tenancy renewal fee.
Furthermore, charges for checking references ranged from just £10 to £275, while fees for renewing a tenancy were anything from £12 to £200. The report also found the problem of double charging by agents, with tenants and landlords being charged for the same service, has become significant.
Almost three quarters (73 per cent) of tenants in the survey said they were unhappy with their letting agent's service, with common problems being unjustified charges and delays in repairs.
"Government plans to regulate letting agents don't go far enough. They must include a ban on additional charges, which can be a huge barrier for people on low and even average incomes," said CAB chief executive, David Harker.
"The charges often bear little or no relation to the cost of the work involved and in some cases letting agents appear to make them up as they go along."
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Your Guide to Choosing the Most Suitable Family Lawyer
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Murali sets another record
Submitted by Warunanc on July 23, 2010 - 04:58
Photographer/Copyright:Waruna Tennakoon
Ha ha! That's a first I think?? Thanks for posting.
One more first ! Thanks for posting again.
Nice spotting Waruna,ha ha,Murali should get on twitter now,lol
thanks for posting.
welcome all, btw this is my 1st post on islandcricket
Warne has also posted a message in support of Murali on Twitter.
Ha ha! First post and also the first time a Sri Lankan has hit the Twitter trending topics list.
Yeah well Warne may have said that on twitter but I saw he had again commented on several
interviewers that "statistics do not mean everything" and other factors matter more,
its still a little hard for him to swallow that Murali is just a better bowler than him


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The deaths of more than 1,000 have been reported to be connected to pets' consuming jerky treats – mostly imported from China – but federal investigators remain uncertain what is causing the fatalities.
In an update on its seven-year investigation into pet illnesses and fatalities associated with jerky pet treats, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday said it has requested help from the CDC, which primarily tracks illnesses in humans.
"So far, testing for contaminants in jerky pet treats has not revealed a cause for the illnesses," the FDA has stated on its website.
The FDA became aware of an increasing number of complaints about pet illnesses associated with jerky treats in 2007, when it first issued a warning to consumers.
Since May 1, 2014, the agency has received 4,800 reports of illnesses "may be related to consumption of the jerky treats." About 1,800 complaints were received since an FDA update published in October 2013.
More than 5,600 dogs are involved in the reports, which also cover 24 cats and three people. The cases include more than 1,000 canine deaths.
Most complaints involve many brands of jerky products sourced from China, the FDA stated.
"Unfortunately, FDA has still not been able to identify a specific cause for the reported illnesses or deaths," an FDA statement issued Friday said.
Bernadette Dunham, director of the Center for Veterinary Medicine at the FDA, called the jerky-treat illnesses and deaths "one of the most elusive and mysterious outbreaks we've encountered," the Washington Post reported.
Going forward, the Centers for Disease Control will help the FDA with testing that will compare cases of dogs that were sickened by the treats with dogs that did not become ill.
"Data collected during this investigation will allow federal investigators to better understand what is making pets sick," the FDA stated Friday.
Because there's no specific cause, the agency has not announced a recall but has urged pet owners to watch their animal companions closely after feeding them jerky treats.
Animal owners who suspect jerky treats are associated with their pets illnesses are urged to report symptoms to the FDA.
One Northridge woman who shared her story with KTLA said she hoped retailers would post information on store shelves, even if there's no specific FDA guidance for particular brands.
"They should at least post the warnings, the stores that are supplying these products," said Deanne Grimes, whose 7-year-old dog Finn died suddenly.
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March 6, 2010
The HSUS, Grainger County Humane Society Rescue Cats
Rescuers remove 120 cats from alleged hoarding situation
The Humane Society of the United States and the Grainger County Humane Society rescued 120 cats from a Rutledge home after a serious car accident left their owner unable to care for the animals. A Grainger County District Judge signed a confiscation order allowing the groups to remove the cats, who are now in the custody of the Grainger County Humane Society.
"This marks The Humane Society of the United States' tenth hands-on rescue mission in Tennessee over the past two years — more than in any other state," said Leighann McCollum, Tennessee state director for The HSUS. "We are honored to provide the Grainger County Humane Society with the resources they needed to give these cats and kittens a second chance at life."
The Grainger County Sheriff found the cats living in a crowded, unsanitary home. Some of the cats suffered from medical ailments such as upper respiratory infections and eye infections. The HSUS provided supplies and transportation and animal handling assistance. PetSmart Charities® donated much-needed food and other sheltering supplies to the rescue efforts.
"Grainger County Humane Society is doing everything in our power to handle this sad situation to the best of our abilities," said Rocky Farr of GCHS. "Our completely volunteer staff is dedicated to ensuring that the cats are handled with care, receive medical care and do what is in the best interest of each cat and kitten. We need public support to assist these cats as they make the transition to their new lives."
All of the cats are being safely removed and transported to an emergency shelter where they will be examined by a team of veterinarians and receive any necessary immediate medical care. The Grainger County Humane Society will be provided daily care, facilitating spaying and neutering and preparing the cats for adoption. Thanks to GCHS and The HSUS, these cats will be given a chance to become pampered family pets.
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Jean Peters Baker's decision to nudge Jackson County Legislator James Tindall out the door is another good example of the power that prosecutors hold in our justice system.
We've known for years that Tindall is a convicted felon, a status that means he can't be a candidate under Missouri law. That hasn't stopped him from appearing on past ballots, though, and didn't stop voters from electing him twice after the conviction.
For reasons that remain murky, past prosecutors and political opponents never tried to legally bar Tindall from the ballot. For reasons that are equally murky now, the county prosecutor wanted not only to get him off the next ballot but to remove him from office immediately, presumably on the grounds that he has been illegally holding it.
Tindall resigned rather than face a long, expensive court battle over her decision.
Some have argued that Peters Baker had "no choice" but to seek Tindall's removal after his opponent filed a lawsuit against him. But prosecutors always have a choice — her predecessors had the same prosecutorial authority she does, and the same facts, yet they chose not to seek Tindall's ouster.
Peters Baker's vote, it turns out, is the most important of all.
For the sake of argument, let's assume she's right: Tindall should never have been on a ballot after 1999, when he was convicted of tax fraud. That suggests that all the votes he has cast since 2006 were illegitimate, defrauding his constituents of honest representation on the County Legislature.
This doesn't seem right. Yet the system that allows unqualified candidates to reach the ballot remains intact.
Why must an opponent go to court if he or she thinks a candidate isn't legally qualified? Shouldn't some official body examine basic requirements — age, residence, prior convictions, current tax payments — before a ballot is printed?
Today the answer is no. No one has the responsibility for making sure candidates meet any legal requirements to serve.
This is an issue beyond James Tindall. Routinely, Kansas City Council candidates are challenged on residency grounds. The qualifications of some municipal judges have been questioned as well.
It may be tougher to cast a ballot than to be on one.
This seems relatively easy to cure. Some official body — an ethics commissioner, perhaps — should be required to examine qualifications for office after a candidate signs up. A candidate could challenge that finding in court.
Voters should be able to trust that the names on any ballot are legally there. Today that isn't the case.


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When discussions spiral into shit like this it's time to drop 250ug lsd and stare at a lake for a minute.
Andrew Allen is a living legend and must be protected.
Shivery is dead
The animation looks like some Xbox 360 stuff, which whatever it's fine I'm sure it can be smoothed out before the release. What's weird to me though was the interview on Jenkem. Maybe I'm being cynical but it just seemed like the dude was eager to please, like "Oh yeah for sure we will add all of that! It's gonna be in there, anything you want!" It just reminds me of when you're younger and there's the weird kid who will do whatever you tell them to do because they so badly want to be popular. "Hey Marcus, we'll like you if you eat a handful of rocks" "Okay you got it dudes, gonna eat these rocks, yep I'm gonna!"I want to be wrong though, to be clear I hope I'm totally wrong and this thing ends up being fucking mind-blowing. Until then like SFB said, I'll believe it when I see it.
I haven't played the demo yet so I can't really say jack shit, but from watching the trailer this game looks like it's still too easy just like Skate 3. I want to struggle super hard for something as simple as flipping out of a trick. I hope this game delivers, I'm wishing the best for the creators.
Asking for a friend here...if a new skateboard game were to be made what would you want to be different than THPS or Skate?


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I believe that the solutions to all of life's problems can be found within the realm of musical theatre. When I find myself in a predicament I can not fully understand or a situation in which nothing turned out as I had hoped I think to the many musicals with which I am familiar for a "pick me up." For instance, I frequently feel like I made the wrong decision when I chose my university. I came to this school to study a field in which I no longer have any interest. Now I am tasked with the unfortunate job of applying to universities both closer to my home and more specialized in the field I am currently majoring in. However, at the same time I am afraid to transfer because it would mean an entirely new system to learn. I would also have to make new friends as I am just beginning to get close to people here. It is often at these times I am reminded of the musical, The Sound of Music. Very early on in the film, Maria, the main character, is asked to leave her "dream" and as she does so, she remarks, "Where the Lord closes a door, somewhere he opens a window." As I struggle with this decision and its ramifications everyday, it gives me hope to think that any decision make is not the end of the world.
I am not entirely sure where this belief came from, although I am positive some part of it stems from my mother. She would sing to me when I was small and it was almost always from a Rodgers and Hammerstein show. I think I may have some how internalized this and now a simple four bar introduction to one of those songs brings me comfort. In some small way, these songs allow me to remember a time when my mother could solve any problem I had. I sometimes long for these times.
As I am now, whenever I am faced with a tough decision or personal crisis, I turn immediately to musicals to find just the right song for the moment. The perfect song not only matches my mood and outlook on the situation at hand, but it recalls the potential impact of my decision. It reminds me that no person is an island but everything that we do or say eventually makes it way around the world. At times I have used many different snippets from many different shows, including, "wishes come true, not free (Into the Woods)," "there's a fine, fine line between what you wanted and what you got (Avenue Q)," and "happiness is anything and anyone that's loved by you (You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown)". Everyday, as I walk down the street rocking out to any of these shows, I get a little dose of optimism or a little affirmation that all in all life isn't as bad as it could be. After all "it's just life, so keep dancing through (Wicked)."
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The multiple-pitcher no-hitter certainly is a strange creature. The Orioles barely celebrated after their four-pitcher job Saturday at the Oakland Coliseum. A number of fans left before the final inning, bored. Yet what occurred was a baseball version of finding a million dollars lying in the street. A total freak.
It was only the sixth time in major-league history that two or more pitchers had combined on a no-hitter. Six times in more than a century -- baseball happenstance just doesn't get much rarer than that.
You are more likely to see a perfect game than a combined no-hitter. There have been 13 perfectas in major-league history.


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James M. Urtis, Esq.
James M. Urtis, born August 23, 1965, in Rochester, New York, is a graduate of the University of Rochester ('88) and the Valparaiso University School of Law ('91).
Since becoming licensed in the State of Illinois in 1991, he has concentrated his practice in the area of litigation. To date, he has amassed settlements and verdicts in excess of 10 million dollars.
The core of Mr. Urtis' practice is litigation relating to injuries suffered in the workplace, as a result of medical negligence, as a result of defective/dangerous premises and as a result of motor vehicle collisions. He also spends a considerable amount of time successfully prosecuting substantial commercial litigation claims. The majority of Mr. Urtis' day is spent in the courtroom, prosecuting cases, presenting motions, conducting hearings, negotiating, arguing, and settling claims.
After litigating in the same area of law, in the same venue (Cook County, Illinois) for in excess of twenty five years, Mr. Urtis has become well versed in the prosecution of civil and commercial claims. When to file, where to file, what to plead, who to name as a Defendant, when to be aggressive, when to be passive, how to present a motion, conduct a hearing, handle a witness, a judge or an opposing attorney – these are issues that, if not handled by an experienced litigator, can determine the outcome of a case. It is for that reason that Mr. Urtis has concentrated his practice in one area of law in one geographical area for the past twenty years.
Mr. Urtis has obtained millions of dollars for injured victims in that period of time but, apart from the money, his true measure of success lies in the clients that are elated with the way their case is prosecuted and the ultimate result obtained and the referrals he is made from his existing and past clientele.


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Burglar targeted Premium Mart in Laconia
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LACONIA - Premium Mart on Court Street was burglarized early Monday morning, police said.
No one was at the store when police responded the burglary reported about 5:45 a.m. Several items were missing from the store, investigators said.
Anyone with information concerning the burglary is asked to call police at 603-524-5252 or Laconia Crime Line at 603-524-1717.