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Former Los Angeles Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda, front left, joins Yogi Berra, who is honoured by the U.S. Navy for his service 70 years ago in the D-Day Invasion during a ceremony, Friday, June 6, 2014, at the Yogi Berra Museum in Montclair, N.J. Berra was also presented with a quilt and a medal by Cmdr. Jim Wallace. (Photos: Rich Schultz/The Associated Press)
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The vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff greeted players in the Washington Nationals clubhouse before the game, handing out blue and gold Navy caps. Manager Davey Johnson and his players held those caps from Adm. James Winnefeld over their hearts during a pregame moment of silence, disturbed only by the sound of a helicopter hovering nearby.Baseball was played in the nation's capital Tuesday, just a short walk from the site where a gunman killed 12 people at the nearby Navy Yard military instillation. It was another attempt from the world of sports to restore normalcy when things really aren't normal. (Photo: Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Do you think Joe Biden likes their outfits?: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden shook hands with Army's Nate Combs before Army took on Navy on Saturday. Army upped its game in the uniform department, paying tribute to World War II's Battle of the Bulge with a historical map printed inside the team jersey's numbers and on the helmet stripe, gloves, sleeves and shoes. Navy came out on top on the field, though, winning the rivalry game for the 11th straight time by a score of 17-13. (Photo: Hunter Martin/Getty Images)
Welcome to the second annual Carrier Classic: The first event, held last year, was a magnificent spectacle between North Carolina and Michigan State attended by President Barack Obama on the USS Carl Vinson outside San Diego.
The contest raises money for several groups that help troops and veterans. It was a showcase for Veterans Day weekend. Late Friday afternoon, the Yorktown hosted a women's game as No. 7 Notre Dame beat No. 19 Ohio State 57-51 without any problems on the court. But the men's games had to be called off because of "condensation."
"We've got to go back to work and maybe become meteorologists and do some things different. We and the Navy are committed to the event and doing it right," said Alan Verlander, director of sports and entertainment for the city of Jacksonville.
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For those who wish to have a holiday where they can experience the "Real Cyprus", then a holiday villa in the village of Episkopi is a perfect opportunity. This village sits within the valley of the River Ezousos, situated below a magnificent cliff top which offers stunning sea views. The surrounding countryside is perfect for walking, cycling or bird watching. Episkopi is a village with a traditional Cypriot feel and is full of friendly locals that will help to make your holiday in the village as authentic an experience as possible.
Episkopi is one of the hidden treasures of Cyprus. If you love exploring, walking or hiking, the village is the perfect base for you. In the immediate area of the village are lots of trails to follow and explore; the intrepid hiker will find a multitude of dilapidated water mills, crumbling old chapels, derelict villages and ruined bridges. These trails are also used for bird watching as there is a great abundance of wild birds to be spotted in the roaming countryside.
Visitors will love the Saint Ilarion Church which dates back to 1192. It is located a few kilometres away from the steep cliff that marks the entrance to the village. Close to the entrance is also a traditional stone drinking fountain with some impressive arches, which are a perfect subject for keen photographers or painters.
In the immediate area of Episkopi are several vineyards, where you will receive a warm welcome and some beautiful local wine to sample. You can buy a bottle to take back to your Episkopi villa, opening it to enjoy a glass as you watch the wonderful Cyprus sunset.
If you wish to take a break and venture further a field than your Episkopi villa, then a day trip to Limassol is an absolute must. Situated about 30 miles to the southeast of Episkopi, Limassol is the second largest city on the island of Cyprus. If you visit Limassol though, you must be aware that there is also a little village called Episkopi here too; make sure you take the right road to get back to your Episkopi villa!
Limassol Castle should be your first port of call. Located at the harbour of the city, this 14th century castle towers over the sea on the site of an original Byzantine castle. Within its walls is a medieval museum, crammed with historical and interesting artefacts. Limassol Castle is also known to be the place where the Crusader Richard the Lionheart married Berengaria of Navarre.
For those who seek a bit more activity, venture on down to Evdimou Beach. This stretch of sandy shore is perfect for a spot of sunbathing. Water activities such as swimming, jet skiing and parasailing are also available.
Between the months of May and October, visitors can bask in glorious sunshine in Episkopi. Temperatures regularly reach 25°C during the summer months and this allows holiday-makers to take advantage of the range of outdoor activities available. During the winter months the temperature rarely falls below 9°C and small showers of rain are usually present from November to March. Holiday-makers do not have to venture far from their Episkopi villa to enjoy the delights of indoor activities until the rain stops!
Episkopi is located approximately 25 minute's journey from Paphos International Airport (PRO). Many operators including British Airways, easyJet, BMI and Thomas Cook Airways all offer flights into Paphos on a regular basis. Flights from airports such as Birmingham (BHX), Manchester (MAN), Heathrow (LHR), London Gatwick (LGW) and Edinburgh (EDI) are available.
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Most who practice yoga do it so they'll look good naked ... but would not expect their next yoga class to be in the buff. The Hot Nude Yoga phenomenon created by New York yogi Aaron Star has caused quite a stir.
This kind of yoga focuses on freedom and connecting with others in an intimate and sensual way -- but is not in any way a sexual experience. These yoga groups are popping up everywhere.
So: Would ya do downward dog in your birthday suit?
6 yes, 1 no so far…. I'm really surprised! I voted "yes" but I expected more people to vote the other way!
No, I wouldn't try 'hot nude yoga', but that is because I don't like the heat. If the temperature were comfortable, I certainly would.
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The University of Wisconsin – Platteville recently announced its 2013 spring semester Dean's List. Students receive this academic honor in the College of Business, Industry, Life Science and Agriculture and the College of Liberal Arts and Education with a 3.75 grade point average, and students in the College of Engineering, Math and Science must earn a 3.5 grade point average.
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As a former raiding Shadow Priest, I can tell you that in wrath, basically, Shadow Priests don't raid/get invited to raid/have any place in raids.
My former main sits on a shelf because:
1.) SPriest still are only in the 90% of 'average' DPS as we gear up.
2.) SPriest go OOM. And there are a lot of long fights in the current raiding scheme.
3.) SPriest replenishment buff costs more mana to cast than it returns, so it is no help in fixing #2 above.
4.) Spriests are very fragile, stacking spirit (and MP5) and SP instead of Sta.
With the exception of the MC fight in Naxx25, what compelling reason is there to bring a gimped DPSer to a fight? Even the 'off heal' argument is flawed, as Shadow priest heals are slow and very mana inefficient.
So, remove Spriest from your Statistics. We're broken.
I don't know when your information is from, but it seems pretty baseless. I'm geared with about 50/50% Nax 10/25 gear. I don't have mana issues. Even in long fights, if I half pay attention I will MAYBE need to pot if my fiend gets jacked or something. As long as my ghetto computer has a frame rate higher than 3, I compete with DPS classes that aren't busted and destined for nerfs. And if you aren't handicapped, you will A) move out of the fire/rockshards/cleave whatever to not get yourself killed, and B) Be using both VT and MB constantly to maximize your DPS anyway, so the replenish buff is just gravy. The only time I have ever had issues getting into raids are VOA class runs when they need a priest healer.


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Fuse Contact Centre – Supporting Australian and New Zealand Farmers with Advanced Technologies.
Australian and New Zealand farmers and contractors are often at the forefront of guidance technologies and efficient farming techniques.
Supporting today's precision farmers, AGCO's Fuse Technologies are a connected strategy that integrates the entire crop cycle with leading edge, advanced technologies. Fuse enables farmers and contractors to run a smarter, more profitable enterprise.
Assisting Fuse customers with the setup, calibration and operation of precision agriculture and machine communication technology products, the global Fuse contact centre is now available in Australian and New Zealand – 19 hour per day, seven days a week (see below for local contact details).
The contact centre gives customers the opportunity to speak directly with an AGCO trained technology support specialist.
"The Fuse contact centre compliments the support our dealer network currently offers by providing additional assistance for our customer's, keeping their farming operations and Fuse technologies running smoothly and efficiently", says Jeremy Duniam, Product Manager ATS – Australia and New Zealand.
Connecting your farm enterprise like never before, AGCO products feature the latest advanced technology and engineering to get the job done more efficiently and more productively.
AGCO Products Supported by the Fuse Contact Centre:
• AgCommand®, AgCommand API, Fendt® VarioDoc
• Auto-Guide™ 3000, Fendt VarioGuide
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• FieldStar® II
• System 110, 150, 350, AES 25
Australian FUSE Contact Centre Details
Phone: 1800 210 385 (Toll Free)
Hours: 5:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m. Australia Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT), seven days a week.
New Zealand Fuse Contact Centre Details
Phone: 0800 442 677 (Toll Free)
Hours: 7:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. New Zealand Daylight Time (NZDT), seven days a week.
To learn more about AGCO's on and off board technologies and the Fuse Technologies strategy, visit http://www.agcotechnologies.com/.
Fuse Technologies Launches Global Fuse Contact Center
Recently, AGCO was proud to announce the launch of the new Global Fuse Contact Center, a new customer support resource that will assist customers with setup, calibration, and operational support on AGCO precision agriculture and machine communication technology products. The Contact Center is a key part of the FuseTM Technologies strategy to provide growers with the expertise and answers to run their operation more efficiently.
Officially launched on December 16 in North America, with other regional launches planned for the first quarter of 2014, the Fuse Contact Center will be open seven days a week from 1:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST and supports the following AGCO Fuse Technologies products:
- AgCommand®, AgCommand API, Fendt® VarioDoc
- Auto-GuideTM 3000, Fendt VarioGuide
- AgControlTM
- FieldStar® II
- System 110, 150, 350, AES 25
In North America, the Fuse Contact Center can be reached by calling AGCO Answers, (877) 525-4384, and selecting the Fuse Contact Center when prompted. The Contact Center gives customers the opportunity to speak with an AGCO trained support specialist for assistance using these AGCO Fuse Technologies. Email and live chat support are under development, and will be offered at a later date.
"Best-in-class training and support is a key pillar of Fuse Technologies, AGCO's global precision farming and connectivity strategy," said Rob Lindgren, Director of Global ATS Service and Training. "The Fuse Contact Center will supplement the support our dealers currently offer, providing additional operational assistance when needed with these specific technology products to help keep our customers' operations running smoothly and efficiently."
Click here to download a quick reference card about the Fuse Contact Center. More information will be available as additional regions are added.
To learn more about AGCO's on and off board technologies and the Fuse Technologies strategy, visit http://www.agcotechnologies.com/.
©2013 AGCO Corporation. Fuse and AgControl are trademarks. Fendt, AgCommand and FieldStar are registered trademarks of AGCO Corporation. Auto-Guide is a trademark of Caterpillar Inc. and used under license by AGCO Corporation.
Fuse Technologies Year-In-Review: An Exciting Launch In 2013 With More To Come in 2014
July 2013 marked the launch of AGCO's new global precision agriculture initiative, FuseTM Technologies. The Fuse strategy and customer benefits were shared with the world at several key events, involving customers and dealers.
AGCO's Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS) leadership unveiled this new strategy at a precision agriculture conference in Lleida, Spain on July 9 and again the following week in Springfield, Illinois at North America's largest precision agriculture tradeshow, InfoAg. The launch was well-received globally, garnering broad exposure on the international business wires as well as with regional media.
Following these launches, Fuse Technologies had a significant presence at the 2013 Farm Progress Show in Decatur, IL, in August. The team hosted two well-attended information sessions during which a panel of AGCO experts and local personalities presented the Fuse strategy and other precision farming topics.
Fuse also had a noteworthy presence at Agritechnica in Hanover, Germany, in November which included the debut of a 3D, interactive smart farm visual that brought the Fuse connected strategy to life for visitors to the AGCO area in Hall 9. Fuse experts were stationed in each brand area to further explain how Fuse helps customers within each brand, and Fuse also had a presence in the Smart Farming exhibit hall.
In the APAC region, AGCO ATS dealers gathered in New Zealand in August for comprehensive training in AGCO's technology offerings. The Fuse South America launch began with the annual dealer meetings in that region: Massey Ferguson dealers in Argentina in November, and Valtra dealers in Brazil in December. The South America customer launch will soon follow with a Fuse presence at regional trade shows starting in early 2014.
An AgCommand website release with new features and updates went live in November, with updates for the mobile app launched this December. There were several product launches at Agritechnica as well: TaskDoc which is now available on select Massey Ferguson combines, VarioDoc availability for select Fendt combines, and Fendt Section Control for most new Profi Plus tractors.
There have also been numerous activities for AGCO employees and dealers to learn about the new Fuse strategy and get excited about how we are delivering on our vision to provide high-tech solutions for professional farmers feeding the world.
What's next for Fuse Technologies? ATS recently launched the Fuse Contact Center, a dedicated, global customer support center, first opened in North America with more regions coming on board in early 2014. The Fuse team will continue to provide ongoing support of the strategy from product development to marketing and communications. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for the latest Fuse news!
To learn more about AGCO's on and off board technologies and the Fuse Technologies strategy, visit http://www.agcocorp.com/products/precision_farming.aspx.
Fuse Technologies Strategy Presented to Massey Ferguson And Valtra Dealers as Part of South America Launch
By Rafael Antonio Costa
AGCO's South American Massey Ferguson and Valtra Dealers gathered recently in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Salvador, Brazil, for a comprehensive look at FuseTM Technologies: AGCO's global precision farming technology strategy to provide farmers with seamless integration and connectivity across their operations. By taking a more open approach to incorporating technology across the industry, Fuse will lead the way in providing solutions for the mixed fleet, multi partner farms of tomorrow. Fuse provides new tools that allow the farmer to do this efficiently and effectively.
The Fuse message resonated with the South America dealers because there is arguably more coordination of machines in this region than anywhere else in the world. The capabilities Fuse Technologies is deploying over the next several years will ensure the machines are "talking" to each other, allowing the farmer to strip out the waste during the farming process.
Leading the way in the efforts to communicate the strategy, and enhancing the dealer's knowledge base, is AGCO South America's Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS) Product Marketing Manager, Rafael Antonio Costa. Rafael was pleased with the number of dealers that attended the events—approximately 650 total—and the response to the Fuse Technologies strategy:
"The South American Fuse Technologies launches were very well received, and set the stage for what is to come in the next 3-5 years for AGCO's dealers and customers. It was encouraging to see the enthusiasm after the initial presentation, and the conversation that was generated as a result of the launch. The dealer network in South America is professional and knowable of the technology solutions available to our customers. This is imperative as we keep our farmers moving forward with new and innovative technologies."
This recent dealer training reflects AGCO's commitment to and global emphasis on precision farming technology, recently launched as Fuse™ Technologies. To learn more about AGCO's on and off board technologies and the Fuse Technologies strategy, visit http://www.agcocorp.com/products/precision_farming.aspx.
AGCO ATS Dealer Training in Christchurch – Innovative Solutions for New Zealand Farmers
AGCO's New Zealand Dealers gathered recently in Addington, Christchurch, for comprehensive training in Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS) including System 110 Guidance, System 150 and System 350 Auto steering and AGCO's telemetry system, Agcommand.
AGCO's extensive dealer network gives farmers access to the resources and benefits of these new and emerging agricultural products. Dealer training empowers dealers with the knowledge and expertise needed to provide customers with high end precision farming solutions and the know how to suit progressive farmers. AGCO's precision farming technologies enable farmers and contractors to optimise their operations, reduce input costs and achieve greater efficiency and profitability.
In New Zealand, the highly professional dealer group attending the training included dealer principals, sales staff and technical support staff. All were given the opportunity to evaluate the systems on display in real time with a mix of Valtra, Fendt and Massey Ferguson tractors equipped with AGCO's technology products.
Taking an active role in enhancing dealers' knowledge base, AGCO Australia's ATS Product Manager, Jeremy Duniam, was pleased with the training that included classroom style learning as well as practical demonstrations of the products.
"The dealer training was extremely productive and was received very well by all participating. It is always rewarding to see dealer staff remain behind after the day sessions have finished to spend more time getting familiar with the systems. The dealer network in New Zealand is very professional in their approach. Their knowledge of ATS solutions will equip New Zealand farmers with innovative technology solutions, which is the future of farming." Jeremy said.
This recent dealer training reflects AGCO's commitment to and global emphasis on precision ag technology, recently launched as Fuse™ Technologies. To learn more about AGCO's on and off board technologies and the Fuse technology strategy, visit http://www.agcocorp.com/products/precision_farming.aspx.


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There is no bully policy because no one speaks up and the principal like to said pushes it under the rug. It is a shame. There is way too much violence.
School #2 should take at good look at the Bully Policy for they are failing the sixth graders by not implementing a no bullying policy. they seem to want to push it under rug and expect it to go away, while your child gets beat up emotionally
School #2 was my elementary school many years ago and I now feel extremely fortunate that both of my children will also be alumni. The academic and extra-curricular programs are wonderful, and the teachers, staff and principal are very caring and involved with the students. Parent involvement is encouraged and we have a very active PTA. All of this combines to create a feeling of a true school family which is rare in public schools today.
School #2 is a wonderful place for children to grow and learn. I have been pleased with every teacher in the school. The academics and extra-curricular activites are superior. We could not be happier.
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"Ayubowan" is a Sri Lankan greeting meaning "welcome." It also means "good journey."
Paige Cornwell will continue her "good journey" through Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Singapore this summer, documenting the people she meets and the thing she sees through stories, photographs and videos.
To contact Paige, click "about" in the section below. To read her previous posts from her travels last year in Cambodia, Indonesia and Singapore, click "older" at the bottom of the page.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
It's been about two weeks since I arrived home after a month in Asia, and I don't think my body has quite adjusted yet. I was driving during sunset and thought, "this is a beautiful morning."
This happens every time I arrive back from Asia, apparently. I'm initially fine with the time change and the 32-hour travel back. Then about two weeks of being home and BAM. Dead Paige Walking. I think my body is trying to tell me it wants to be back in the Eastern Hemisphere.
What the heck, Paige. You're tired. Go to bed.
Sorry, body. Can't do it. It's 11:30 a.m. in Lincoln.
Feels like 10 p.m.
It's not.
It should be.
Well, it's not. Now accept this coffee as a sleep replacement.
You know you want EGB instead…
Wrong continent.
I started back immediately at the Lincoln Journal Star and saw first-hand the changes the journalists in Singapore, Malaysia and Sri Lanka have only begun to worry about. Eight reporters and editors will leave after taking a buyout from Lee Enterprises, which cited financial issues as one of the reasons for introducing the opportunity. An editor in Malaysia said he thought the newspaper industry would decline in five, maybe 10, years. It's not as bad in Malaysia, he said.
Not as bad as in the United States.
It's discouraging, but only slightly. There's a whole world out there, and I've seen the other side.
(Having flown both west to Singapore last year and east to Singapore this year, I also circumnavigated the world in two years, too.)
And there are stories in that whole wide world. But I have realized that, ultimately, the stories can't just come from spending a few weeks in a country (no offense to my lovely classmates going to India in a few weeks. You guys are going to do awesome work). That can provide the beginnings of a story (see!) or maybe even a a few in-depth articles. I spent time interviewing Khmer Rouge survivors, but my 3000 word piece doesn't begin to tell the real story.
The real stories are when you stop seeing yourself as an American telling the story of a person from another country. When you stop needing or even wanting to tell the stories. When the stories flow naturally.
When you, in turn, become part of the story.
I hope to go back to Asia. Be part of the story.
An investigation into the final weeks of Sri Lanka's civil war in 2009. No international reporters were allowed in the conflict area at the time, but the footage from the documentary confirms what human rights organizations and the UN have suggested: atrocities were committed by both sides.
Di, a former student at the Community Concern Society who now goes to university through a CCS sponsorship program. The 21-year-old is the only person from his area (a beach destroyed by the tsunami) near Colombo to go to university. He wants to be a business manager and become proficient in English. He giggled when I told him he spoke English very well. When he left he wished me well and said "thank you for your consideration Ms. Paige." He is the first native Sinhalese speaker to pronounce my name correctly.
When I first told people that I was going to Sri Lanka, I received the same responses as when I talked about Cambodia last year.
"Where is that?" and "Wasn't there some conflict there?" and "You're going to die."
In both countries I have discovered a mostly-peaceful place with people who are struggling with psychological scars of war.
The similarities mostly end there.
In Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge genocide that started in 1975 wiped out a fourth of the Cambodian population in its quest to form an ultra-communist utopia. All Cambodians, taken over by the group led by Pol Pot, suffered under the regime. Though those considered intellectuals or upper class were killed first, ultimately, about 2 million people of every type of group and class were murdered.
The regime ended in 1979. Since then, multiple former Khmer Rouge officers have been prosecuted for their role in the genocide.
Four years after the genocide ended, Sri Lanka had its own conflict between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam. The LTTE sought to create its own independent Tamil state in the north and east of the island and was branded a terrorist organization because of its violent tactics. An estimated 80,000 to 100,000 people were killed during the almost 26 year conflict.
In 2009, the Sri Lanka government declared a defeat after launching an attack on Tamil-controlled areas. The U.N. estimated that about 6,500 civilians were killed during the strikes. Northern Sri Lanka was considered "a bloodbath." The Sri Lankan government claims Sri Lanka as the first country in modern times to eradicate terrorism, however, officials now face U.N. charges of human rights violations.
Cambodia was destroyed by leaders who sought of "Utopia." Sri Lanka was torn apart by a civil war where different sides sought their own versions of a utopia.
Despite the countries' differences, the results are the same. In a place where innocent people died, the survivors now struggle to make sense of what happened.
The story I wrote about the effects of the tsunami for the Lincoln Journal Star's epilogue series. Special thanks to the Tidballs for setting up the interviews and to Michael Maly for shooting great photos.


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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Solid Line Products today announced, jointly with Diversified Licensing Group, a new line of mobile electronic with iconic confectionary brands – Keka™ Candy Cases. Those brands include: Tootsie Rolls, Sugar Daddy, Sugar Mama, Dots, Lemonheads, Dubble Bubble, Razzles, and many others.
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Left to right: Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis and Delfeayo Marsalis. Photo by Charles Skye, via
Happy birthday to Branford Marsalis! The bandleader and saxophonist turns 51 today.
We talked to Branford, his brother Jason, and his father Ellis Marsalis in 2001 for a show on great music families. Stay tuned for a solo interview with Jason airing in October!
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Recent and archived news articles by Robert Pear of The New York Times.
Health Care Act Still Covers 7.3 Million
The Obama administration said 7.3 million of those who enrolled had paid their premiums and still had coverage, the vast majority paying less than $100 a month.
September 19, 2014, Friday
F.T.C. Wary of Mergers by Hospitals
Hospitals often say acquisitions are necessary to coordinate care, but the Federal Trade Commission says consolidation could increase consumer costs.
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The number of American children living in poor households fell by 1.4 million in 2013, a report says.
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The Obama administration said it would terminate health insurance for 115,000 people on Oct. 1 because they had failed to prove they were eligible for coverage.
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Addleshaw Goddard loses in mammoth CFA case Berezovsky v Abramovich
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Good to see that Gloster J wasn't intimidated by the guy in sunnies!
This case raises questions about the British legal system.
It's accepted that courts should decide cases on the evidence presented within the four walls - though doubtful that it qualifies as part of our unwritten constitution.
But to ignore the world outside the sealed window?
Like an investment banker's sealed module.. misdirected intelligence.. destined to self destruct?
Mrs Justice Gloster came across as a v*****n in a mystifying world.
All you need to know about Mr A and Mr B is adequately explained in the daily press - and, if you only trust lawyers, buttressed by numerous cases.
Oh dear! It would be interesting to learn what selection criteria Addleshaws use when offering CFA to clients. Surely client affordability should be in there somewhere. I can almost smell the consulting assignments from here (New Zealand)
Is there anyway I could get a copy of the transcripts of the trial? I would very much like to read Sumption's opening and closing speech.
AG is a fantastic firm with a stella reputation. This tiny glitch isn't going to affect them at all, and I hope that they will pursue their miserable critics through the courts.
AG should be applauded for their commitment to pro bono. Shame they could not have found a more worthy cause.
Fantastic comments on this article. I am especially enjoying the disgruntled ones from AG insiders spilling the beans on the details of the CFA. As for Anonymous at 2-Sep-2012 6:55 pm, AKA AG PR team, I am afraid that it is not credible to claim this is a "tiny glitch", or that AG is going to sue their critics. Also, try and spell "stellar" correctly. Overall, PR FAIL, but quite amusingly done.
Maybe they did mean Stella as plainly they must have had their fill when discussing the benefits of a CFA to the firm for this case.
The CFA was not "No win - No fee" but "No win - Lower fee" Not so silly silly.
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April 9, 2012
A) What do you do when you get a bad hamburger? One Tennessee woman decided to call 911 about it. She reported that the bad burger "tasted funny." She was charged with abusing 911 and taken to jail.
B) A Florida woman was found "au naturel" in in Vero Beach, Florida. When she couldn't come up with a good explanation for the nudity and police suspected alcohol, they arrested her for disorderly intoxication.
C) An Arizona risk-management specialist was driving a county vehicle in the wrong direction on a one-way street while intoxicated. Police stopped him and found cocaine and marijuana on the county employee. He's now facing several charges including DUI and possession of narcotics.
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April 2, 2012
A) A Washington state man stole a pick-up truck and crashed the truck into a house. The man had been eating a croissant and texting when he lost control of the vehicle. He was arrested and booked for possesion of stolen property.
B) A Utah man stole his father's credit card to go on a spending spree. He hired a limo, stayed in a luxury hotel and bought his chauffeur an Apple laptop. Police arrested the man after he left his ID card behind at the hotel.
C) A Pennsylvania man was detained at a Philadelphia Airport after security found fireworks in his backpack. The man was questioned and released. It is believed he forgot to remove the fireworks before going through security.
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March 26, 2012
A) A Denver woman was dismissed from jury duty after saying she suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. Later, she told a local radio show she made up the story. The judge was listening and charged the woman with perjury.
B) A Florida woman got impatient while waiting for a gas pump at a Miami gas station. She tried to cut in front of the next car, but lost control and slammed into the gas pump, causing a huge explosion and fire. No injuries were reported and no word on whether charges will be filed.
C) A Pikesville man stopped by a Hagerstown prison to visit his father, who was serving time for murder. The man was hiding morphine and other drugs in his shorts. He was arrested and sentenced to five years in prison.
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A) A Wyoming man stopped to ask for directions at a state police station. After getting out of his vehicle, officers realized the man had been drinking and was behaving erratically. Police charged him with a DUI.
B) An Arkansas teen thought she was being funny when she texted "I hid a body...Now what?" to a random phone number. The number belonged to a local police detective, who did not find the joke very funny. The girl was released with a warning.
C) Two California men broke into a Sacramento clinic to steal security cameras. The men stole 12 cameras over three different days, but forgot to remove the security tapes from the remaining cameras. Police used the footage to arrest one of the men and the other is still at large.
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C) A Florida man who got in a physical altercation with his mom after he caught her using some of his taco sauce. The disagreement started with screaming and ended with the son putting his mom in a headlock. Both mom and son were arrested.
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A) A Florida man who attempted to rob two people in a hotel room. They pepper sprayed the burglar and he dropped his gun in the struggle. He then returned minutes later to try to buy back his gun. They pepper sprayed him again and police arrested him.


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Greater Anglia has issued an apology for its first month
Sunday, March 18, 2012
The new rail provider for most trains out of Norwich, Greater Anglia, has posted an apology to customers on its website, admitting that its first month in charge had not been up to scratch.
Greater Anglia took over the regional franchise for intercity, commuter and rural services from National Express East Anglia early in February.
The apology on the website states that it would be the first to admit that its performance had not been to the level expected or demanded by customers.
It continues: "We are committed to improving and we are pleased to say that we have seen improvement in the last few weeks - in the week ending March 10 90.6pc arrived within five minutes.
"We recognise that we need to continue this and would like to apologise for the problems on Thursday morning caused by a late running freight train at Harlow Mill and over-running engineering work between Witham and Chelmsford. "Ensuring our services run on time is important to you and we understand the impact it has when we let you down."
The rail provider said that it was working with Network Rail to improve the performance of the service and had outlined some of the key issues that had caused disruption as well as highlighting the actions it's taking to avoid these occurring again.
Before it was replaced, National Express East Anglia registered the lowest satisfaction in terms of value for money and was rated joint bottom in terms of train punctuality.
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We are committed to improving Is any one committed ever to getting worse?
Sunday, March 18, 2012
All trains out of Norwich! Who writes this stuff? They can't get their facts right. Hello - East Midlands Trains runs an hourly service to Liverpool Lime Street, shortening to Manchester Piccadilly and Nottingham later in the day!!
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Again, just your average, ho hum everyday service in Gt Yawnmouth....
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Why does everyone say the last lot? As it just appears to be the same old lot with that pathetic spokesman Jonathan Denby continually apologising as much as he did before.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
The Dutch operator Abellio, who have taken over the Greater Anglia franchise, actually have a very good reputation in the industry. I wish them well and I think we are going to need to be patient. Most of the service problems are nothing to do with them -- they are to do with faulty infrastructure (Network Rail's baby) or problems with other operators' trains. If they cannot get this shambles of a railway system to work for them, then I doubt that anyone can.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
come on - be fair, give them a chance! look what they inherited!! clapped out - anyone else's rubbish! still have slamdoor carriages, need i say more. o.k., they chose to,but don't decide within a month.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
The last lot soon got used to apologising too.
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Having travelled on cloggy trains from Schipoll to Rotterdam and vice versa many a time for buisness, all I can say is give this outfit a fair chance please.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
I knew things would soon change with the appointment of a new franchisee. We now have a Dutch firm (Abellio) apologising for operating a rubbish rail service instead of a British firn (National Express). Mind you, they're learning fast, blaming late running freight trains, over-running engineering works and Notwork Rail. Good to see they have something else in common with National EXpress!
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Soon our car drivers will face paying for their journey to Londond as the A11 will be part of a privatised road system, expect more rat running and more accidents for the same reasons. Those who try and find alternative routes will use more fuel and time, so the train might be less expensive in future and Abelio has won the bid, because they offered the largest returns for the treasury, nothing to do with ability or our service improvements at all.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Give 'em a chance.,look at the shambles they inherited.National express ran the service into the ground with no investment at all during their time in charge. Clapped out dirty old trains and very very shabby stations. if there is'nt an improvement in the next year or so then start to complain.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Now the Dutch are seeing the same problems as everyone else in the UK. They really should not apologise for Network Rail's engineering, what Greater Anglia should be doing is embarrassing them further. The problem is Network Rail but no one sees that!
Sunday, March 18, 2012
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My Perfect 3-Ingredient Summer Drink: Limoncello Gin Cocktail
The 10-Minute Happy Hour
Recently friends of ours got married in a remote, a.k.a. no cell service, Catskill's resort. This resulted in a long overdue trek through New York's Hudson Valley. We hadn't been back in those parts since I graduated from The Culinary Institute of America in 1999. The long weekend road trip right on the heels of a late spring heatwave and a tiny bottle of homemade Limoncello became the inspiration for this week's 10-Minute Happy Hour.
We spent the wedding weekend eating and drinking our way through river towns. Along the way we stayed at a quirky bed and breakfast in Red Hook and mingled with the locals — or what my grandmother would call "freeze-dried hippies" — in Woodstock. The scenery and food were killer. Our parting wedding favor was a small bottle of homemade Limoncello, which sparked the conversation for our long ride home. What makes the ultimate summer cocktail? Here's what I came up with:
Rules for Making the Perfect Summertime Drink:
1. It can't be too sweet.
2. It must be refreshing. (A follow up to rule No. 1!)
3. It can't be a shorty. We're thirsty in the summer so it's gotta be a long drink. Sorry Martini.
4. It can't be too strong. Drinking alcohol in the heat can be dangerous so it needs to stay on the softer side.
5. It must have lots of ice, but it can't be frozen. I love frozen drinks, but I don't want to bust out the blender every time I'm thirsty.
6. No obscure ingredients or tools should be in play. It's summertime and the drinks should be easy and relaxing, like putting on a pair of flip-flops.
With these rules in place, I took cues from two cocktails I adore — Bee's Knees and the French 75. Both gin-based, which is always a great start for a killer summer cocktail — need I remind you of the beloved G&T?! Each has simple syrup and fresh squeezed lemon juice, and basically, you can substitute Limoncello in any cocktail that calls for that combo.
Limoncello is easy to make from scratch, but since we're working on the clock for a quick and happy Happy Hour, you can easily purchase a bottle of this lovely Italian liqueur. This is a great short cut to making a new batch of simple syrup, too! I know rule No. 5 says no obscure ingredients, and I am happy to say Limoncello is no longer obscure. I can even find it easily and I live in Pennsylvania (one of the wonkiest states when it comes to liquor laws).
Add some chilled club soda to check off rules 2 and 3, and you're in for a perfect summer sip in less than 10 minutes time.
What are your rules for a great summer drink? What's your favorite warm weather cocktail?
Limoncello Gin Cocktail
1 ounce Limoncello
1 ounce gin
4 ounces club soda
Lots of ice
Lemon peel, for garnish
Fill a tall glass with ice and add the Limoncello and gin. Top with the club soda and stir. Garnish and Enjoy.
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Great. Just great. Now I want to make my own limoncello for a party I'm having soon, so that I can make this.
Yes - could we please have the recipe for homemade limoncello?
Thanks for this recipe!
Thank you! I'm a big gin fan, especially in the summer, but don't always want a G+T. This sounds like just the thing to add to my summer wish list: http://blog.devereuxetfils.com/2013/06/21/summer-2013/.
Here's my limoncello recipe, if that helps. But I'd love to see the AT version! xox
Freeze-dried hippies!? That made me laugh. And this drink is right up my alley -- definitely going to give it a try this summer!
I love your rules!! My own favorite summer drink fits all of these, a Dark and Stormy. I make mine with Gosling's brand black rum and ginger beer--it's the best combo of powerful but not too expensive or hard to find. That plus a TON of ice and lime=amazing.
any other good and simple limoncello recipes?
I have had a bottle forever and really just don't know what to do with it.
Thank you for the recipe! I looked through it and immediately got up, went to the kitchen and made it (it is evening in England) and can attest to it being incredibly refreshing!
Julia - it's 5 o'clock somewhere!
Oh this couldn't have come at a better time. Got to make this one!
jmorey the classic way to drink limoncello is just sipping a small glass of it after dinner. I believe its designed to settle the stomach after a large meal. Mostly it just tastes delicious on its own.
I made this tonight. It was perfect for a hot night. Not too sweet or strong. Thanks for the recipe!
Martha Stewart has a Limoncello lemon jello recipe that is so good it's ridiculous.
Fabrizia Limoncello is all natural and made in the US. If you're buying a bottle I'd recommend them. They also just came out with a Blood Orange Liqueur and it's AMAZING!
Tried it yesterday with friends - great! Everybody liked it and it's really light.
any measurements to make this for a crowd?? I have a fairly large beverage dispenser I would like to try this with - (I realize I can multiply - but thought maybe you had one figured out) - thanks!!


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LAWTON, Okla_A Lawton park with a colorful history is now the site of a life changing service.
Every Saturday for the past four years Jeff and Julie Henderson have been providing a free meal, clothes closet, diapers and ministry services at Lawton's Bridge Park.
The couple, along with their growing band of volunteers are never quite sure how many will show, but they're always ready to touch every life that walks their way.
"There are places in town you can go and get breakfast or dinner, but there's not very many places that you can get a lunch, " said Bridge Park Ministry Founder Jeff Henderson.
That's the bare bones philosophy of Bridge Park Ministry.
4 years ago Jeff Henderson quit the corporate world and began this operation with his wife.
"When God tells you to do something, you do it. We feel like we're supposed to be doing this. Every Saturday, we leave feeling more blessed I think than anybody we may have helped, " Henderson said.
They, along with a team of volunteers, load up a trailer full of clothes, shoes and food and descend upon Bridge Park. And they set out not just to touch lives, but to change them.
"It's an awesome thing. We've seen people who maybe society may have just written off that have gotten their lives straight, " said Henderson.
Henderson says each week they have to totally replenish their clothing supply, but they've been blessed with an abundant amount of volunteers and donations. Many of which come from people like Brenda and Cris Naputi. They used to come to Bridge Park for help, now they come to help.
"We came one day and helped out and we just love Father Jeff and the family. We just love them. It's why we keep coming back. It's really good. It's neat and it helps people, " said Brenda Naputi.
Henderson said even though they've been doing this every sSaturday for 4 years, the word still hasn't spread. He said no crowd is too small, but he just wants to open their arms to all those in need.
"It's just awesome to see how something as simple as providing food and giving clothes away can help. It's just a blessing to see the gradual changes that take place with the families, " Henderson explained.
They gather every Saturday in Bridge Park from 11 AM to 2 PM.
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Thanks to shorter treatment times and a more comfortable treatment periods CyberKnife offers effective radiotherapy treatment for cancer patients.
The da Vinci Surgical System is a robotic surgical system made by the American company Intuitive Surgical.
The main purpose of technologies being used for radiation oncology is to take tumor under control by sending high energy radiation on it and to protect surrounding critical organs close to tumor.


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Google Wave has created much buzz around the internet users when Google announced its service. Although only select Wave invitees only can use this service for the time being there is a Firefox add-on already. Google Wave Notifier 0.0.3 Add-on for Firefox is created by Chad Smith which notifies about new wavelets to Wave users.
Google Wave Notifier add-on is very easy to install in your web browser like any other Firefox add-on. When it is installed you can see a little icon at bottom right of your browser. When you have any incoming wavelets it will notify it with a number. When you hover your mouse pointer over the number a window pop's up showing you the wavelet.
In order to use this add-on you need to provide it with your Wave username and password to get wavelets to your browser. You can also set time to check for updates at regular intervals of time. It can also show you how many unread messages are there in your account. If you are using Gmail Manager or any other similar add-on to get notified about updates you will also love this add-on. It is still in early experimental stage and is receiving good reviews about its work.