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Thursday, June 26, 2014
Show director Julian Taylor has said he is confident this year's visitor numbers will beat last year's figure of 84,000.
Hailing the two-day event as a "brilliant success", Mr Taylor said he was "absolutely thrilled" with this year's show.
He said: "I'm confident we will reach 85,000 plus visitors and I'm hopeful we will get more than that. We will not know the final figure until we hear back from supermarkets how many tickets they sold.
"It's been incredibly busy, we have even filled some of the overflow carparks.
"Everybody has thoroughly enjoyed the show and it's been wonderful to see all these young families about."
Chief executive Greg Smith said: "There is a record number of livestock from beef and dairy cattle to some of the rarest breeds in the world.
"There are new displays such as the heavy horse musical drive demonstration, which will feature some of the largest and most beautiful horses in the world, which really adds a traditional feel to the show."
• See Friday's EDP for a 12-page supplement from day two.
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There is a misconception that schools give the day off for the Norfolk show but this is not the case. The day is actually one of the 5 teacher training inset days which government requires schools to schedule during the academic year. So in recent years there seems to have been a common sense approach to schedule 1 of them to coincide with the show. There are plenty of families who do like to go and scheduling an inset day avoids the problem of schools having to refuse permission for parents to take them and issue fines if they do, per the new regulations. I took my family today and we did enjoy it, albeit the entrance prices were quite expensive, and I do feel quite strongly that to charge parking on top is unreasonable, but they've got you over a barrel given the location! However, we did find plenty to do for free once we were in so I suppose when compared to a day at a theme park where you spend a fortune on entrance and only get to go on a few rides because of the queues, it's not not so bad.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Why do schools still insist on letting the kids have a day off to go to the show? I was working in norwich today and there were numerous parents dragging their children around primark etc. What a waste of a days education that is? Either go to the show or go to school, simple.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
"Celebrity" chef James Martin is "among the exciting highlights". Just about sums it up! Yaaaaawn.
Thursday, June 26, 2014
way overpriced, very disappointed and if you like sitting for a couple of hours in a huge traffic queue just nip into sainsburys at longwater and then try to get back out again!
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Have had a wonderful day at the show, no traffic problems at all except when it came to leaving this evening.the members carpark was given priority on exiting, the public carpark didn't move for 40 minutes .totally disgusting get your act together rnaa
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Ref "Bruce87" unfortunately when you are driving a 26ton 34 foot lorry alternatives routes are few and far between with weight and height restrictions.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Footyboy, a tip for you for tomorrow and for the same days next year. Try using a different route.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Nice to be sitting on the A47 carpark this morning for half an hour, not even going to the show, year after year is the same, a total shutdown of the A47 dual carriageway. The Prices to get in is a rip off, try parking in Sainsburys at Longwater and walking across and finding a hole in the hedge if you do go.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Hope the delays weren't caused by the same idiots that caused the delays in Yarmouth yesterday. Or indeed who must be the hardest working royal it's been my pleasure to follow during his illustrious career.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
I would love to take my children to the royal Norfolk show but the prices are so dear and then on top you have to pay for parking. I keep reading that the organizers want to get more families and schools to take part but without special deals for Norfolk people i can't see this happening. No use giving children the day off without an incentive for families to take their children
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
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FAU Rebounds in Wilma's Wake
After an unprecedented shutdown in the aftermath of Hurricane Wilma -- the 21st named storm of the record-breaking 2005 season -- the FAU community is finally returning to a semblance of normal life. Lack of electricity, damage to some buildings and post-hurricane hardships including long gas lines and curfews triggered a litany of cancellations, postponements and reschedulings. Here are some of the changes in the academic calendar:
For the most up-to-date information and procedures on the academic recovery effort, go to www.fau.edu/recovery05/faculty.htm.
Grounds, Facilities Damaged
Hurricane Wilma lashed every FAU campus with sustained hurricane-force winds. At one point, the northern eyewall was battering the Treasure Coast campus as the southern eyewall was pummeling the Broward campuses. Minutes later, the Boca Raton and Jupiter campuses felt the fury of the surprisingly strong back half of the storm.
Wilma dealt a severe blow to the Boca Raton campus, completely destroying the roofs of the Science & Engineering Building and the FAU Arena (gym). Temporary repairs are in progress, with new roofs expected to be installed in the next six to nine months. The Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters complex and the Wimberly Library also sustained roof damage, and the Education Building was left with window and ceiling damage.
About half of the blue directional signs on campus and 35 percent of the outdoor lighting fixtures were destroyed. Nearly all the traffic and safety signage has been repaired, and grounds cleanup is nearing completion with the exception of some large fallen trees that still need to be removed. Rooftop heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems have been checked out and repairs are being made. The residence halls are open and operating normally.
Hardest hit in Broward was the SeaTech ocean engineering research center in Dania Beach, with damage to the front gates, the testing pool and some pieces of equipment. Fortunately, both research vessels weathered the storm. There was water intrusion at the downtown Fort Lauderdale campus, which lost some facing and signage, while the Commercial Boulevard campus lost roofing and signage. In Davie, the damage was minor, primarily affecting vehicles, building windows and ceilings.
Unlike last year, when the northernmost campuses took the brunt of Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne, damage from Wilma was relatively minor in Jupiter and on the Treasure Coast, although some buildings lost shingles and light fixtures, and trees went down in both locations. A bit to the south, at Pine Jog Environmental Education Center in West Palm Beach, roofs that were still being repaired after last year's storms were damaged again.
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For updated information on the FAU recovery effort, see the detailed Q&A available at www.fau.edu/recovery05. It offers specific information about efforts that affect the entire University. The Q&A is currently being revised daily.
In his post-Wilma remarks to employees who gathered in the University Center Auditorium on Nov. 1, President Brogan said, "Let's help each other by being patient and flexible. And let's remember that this weather event, as bad as it's been, will be history before we know it, but education lasts a lifetime. Let's remain focused on providing that education to our students and community."
FAU's "essential personnel" once again answered the call to duty. Employees in the University Architect's Office, including Facilities Planning, Environmental Health & Safety, Physical Plant, and Space Utilization & Analysis, performed in ways that will make the coming weeks easier for everyone at the University. The FAU Police Department provided security, assistance and guidance to many throughout the storm and its aftermath. And all faculty and staff members are working hard to get FAU back to normal.
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PAYT Bulletin: Spring 2006
The Rise and … Rise of Pay-As-You-Throw
Once again, Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) has made headlines, this time as a feature article in one of the top solid waste publications, MSW Management. The Elements 2006 issue highlighted six case studies of communities across the United States using PAYT.
While increasing recyclables and saving the environment are excellent reasons to start a PAYT program, communities generally turn to PAYT for two pressing issues: to lower waste collection and disposal costs or as an alternative to mandated landfill closures. Take the state of Maine, for example; communities are choosing to implement PAYT programs to solve financial problems. "PAYT is not a feel-green kind of thing here; it's a financial thing," says state planner Tom Miragliuolo. Even without incentives from the state, PAYT participation has increased to 137 communities since 1980, about 23 percent of the state's population.
In neighboring Massachusetts, a state-level decision was made to promote PAYT. Through the flexibility that PAYT programs allow, each community has developed a program that fits its individual circumstances. As of 2004, Massachusetts has 110 out of 351 communities implementing PAYT, and more than half of these communities have seen an increase in recycling rates to 40 percent or greater. The state owes its high record of success to informative outreach and educational programs, allowing decision-makers to fully understand how PAYT works. "Our number one problem is in communities where municipal or political officials don't understand PAYT and therefore can't sell it well to stakeholders or plan for it adequately," states Joseph Lambert, PAYT program manager at the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.
The same educational efforts can be seen in Athens, Ohio, where 80 percent of the population consists of Ohio University students. Athens faced a daunting challenge in reaching and educating a transient population. The city made huge efforts to inform students and other residents about recycling by distributing information packets and enforcing solid waste regulations. Between 1997 and 2001, the community saved about $500,000 by decreasing collected solid waste through PAYT, and also brought in nearly $1 million in revenue through the sale of recyclable materials.
But even these successes might seem modest when compared to San Francisco. This city has been implementing PAYT since 1932 and has seen a waste diversion rate of more than 62 percent. The city's ambitious goal is to divert 100 percent of waste by 2020. With its "Fantastic Three" program, which includes recycling, composting, and trash removal, San Francisco provides financial incentives to households, allowing them to pay roughly 20 percent less by opting to use a 20-gallon can instead of the standard 32-gallon can, with free pickup of recyclables and compost.
Other communities, like Athens-Clarke County, Georgia, have had a rough start implementing PAYT but have seen the same successful results in the long run. Since 1992, this community has seen a decrease in residential waste by close to 42 percent, enabling the county to reduce its fleet by two trucks. Kansas City, Missouri, had to overcome a tax promise passed in 1970, which guaranteed residents unlimited garbage collection in perpetuity. But the city was able to overcome this challenge through flexibility, allowing up to two bags of trash to be collected for free, and launched a "Recycle First" program, which provides residents with free, unlimited recyclable collection. Kansas City has seen a 30 percent reduction in trash, with 50 percent of residents now recycling. The city anticipates savings of about $2 million per year through the increased efficiency this program will bring.
And in Fort Worth, Texas, with PAYT, recycling has increased from 6 percent to 20 percent, with 70 percent of households now recycling. PAYT has saved the city approximately $7 million, and brings in about $540,000 in revenue through the sale of recyclables.
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Yet Another Survey Supports Pay-As-You-Throw
Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) has yet again demonstrated its success, this time by a 2005 recycling participation study conducted for the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. Among its most significant PAYT findings, the report shows that 60 percent of residents in PAYT communities claim to "always" recycle, compared to 39 percent of residents in non-PAYT communities, based on a phone survey. Regarding newspapers specifically, 91 percent of residents in PAYT communities "always" recycle, compared to 73 percent of those in non-PAYT communities. Surprisingly, only 35 percent of residents in PAYT communities say that they recycle more because of the program, and 44 percent claim the program has no effect on their recycling habits. Regardless, the recycling rates for in PAYT communities are consistently higher than those in non-PAYT communities, independent of what residents claim to be their motivation. Not surprisingly, communities that began implementing PAYT prior to 1997 have a higher rate of recycling than those who started after that time, showing that practice does make perfect.
Communities in Massachusetts that do not currently use PAYT could certainly benefit from it. Self-admitted issues of motivation are the biggest barriers (49 percent) to recycling more. Thirteen percent of those surveyed cite the inconvenience and 16 percent blame whatever program is currently in place in their community for their lack of recycling. When asked if they would recycle more if they had to pay to throw away their trash but could recycle for free, 59 percent said yes, and only 23 percent of residents claimed it would not make a difference in their recycling effort. Seventy-five percent of individuals who claimed to "never" recycle for whatever reason said PAYT would be ample motivation, as did 73 percent of those who claimed to "not always" recycle due to lack of motivation.
Numerous demographic factors influence recycling rates. Being 35 or older, owning a home, living in a single-family home, and having a college degree all increase the odds that an individual "always" recycles. Higher income levels, 10 years of residency in the community, and weekly—as opposed to bimonthly—pickup can also be contributing factors.
What it all comes down to is attitude, however. An astounding 89 percent of residents feel that recycling benefits society, and 84 percent feel that it benefits their specific community. Ninety-two percent of those who claim to "always" recycle feel this way, as do 58 percent of those who "never" recycle, despite their actions. Three-fourths of residents claim that their household is "committed to recycling," 94 percent of whom "always" recycle. As enthusiastic as many of the residents are about recycling, their actual knowledge of rules and regulations is lacking, however. Only 11 percent of residents are aware of laws banning the disposal of recyclable paper and cardboard, and 15 percent are aware of laws banning the disposal of plastic bottles, jars, and containers. Thirty percent are aware of laws prohibiting the disposal of leaves and yard waste, however, and the majority of residents (60 percent) are aware that it is illegal to dispose of TVs and computer monitors in municipal solid waste.
Pay-As-You-Throw Takes Off on International Flight
Proving the adage that a great idea knows no boundaries, the Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) concept is now taking wing internationally. In the decade since EPA launched its PAYT program, communities in 17 other countries have incorporated PAYT into their solid waste programs. Many are now realizing the environmental and economic benefits of PAYT, and each year, international support for PAYT continues to grow.
A report compiled by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), to be released this summer, supports the effectiveness of PAYT and concludes that communities around the world can benefit both ecologically and economically by using PAYT waste collection programs.
The U.N. of PAYTThe following countries have already implemented PAYT waste collection programs in one or more of their communities:
- Australia
- Canada
- China/Taiwan/ Hong Kong
- Germany
- Greece
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Korea
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- Palestine/Palestinian Authority
- Slovak Republic/Slovakia
- Thailand
- Vietnam
- United States
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Take Prejta, Slovakia, for example. This small town, part of the larger city of Dubnica nad Vahom, implemented a PAYT bag collection system in January 2005. In just one year, the town reduced its municipal waste by nearly 80 percent and cut its costs by more than 84 percent. In addition, residents became motivated to separate more materials for recycling; the town's paper separation increased by nearly 62 percent, plastics by 95 percent, and metals by approximately 20 percent.
Prejta's system has been so successful, Mayor Juraj Cervinka hopes to expand it and implement a PAYT bag program for the entire city of 26,000 by January 2007. "It will be much harder work than Prejta has been," Cervinka said, "but we are keeping our fingers crossed."
Prejta is not the only international community benefiting from PAYT, however. In Germany, for example, PAYT accounts for nearly 25 percent of all municipal waste collection programs, serving approximately 9.2 million households. Korea's PAYT system, in place since 1995, motivated residents to increase recycling from 15.4 percent 49.2 percent in just one decade. During that same time period, Koreans also reduced their municipal waste generation by nearly 14 percent and reported that they were more likely to avoid using non-disposable products.
Littering: Undesired Side Effect of
OK, imagine yourself trying to beat the Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) system. Instead of shelling out those few extra dollars for filling up extra trash containers, you decide to risk throwing it out illegally. Then, imagine coming home a week later and finding a hefty fine, as high as $614, in your mailbox. Well, just that scenario occurred to some residents of Brixen, Italy. Numerous residents tried to outsmart municipal waste officials by illegally dumping their waste in public areas. The waste officials searched the waste, pulled out discarded mail, and fined the culprits 50 Euro, or about $61 for a first offense. About 80 percent of the residents fined realized they had been caught and sent in the money without question. Unfortunately, however, many of the perpetrators did not stop after the first infraction, so the municipal waste officials turned recovered mail over to the police, who imposed fines of 100 to 500 Euro, or about $123 to $614.
According to the Handbook on the Implementation of Pay-As-You-Throw, published by the Institute of Waste Management and Contaminated Site Treatment at the Dresden University of Technology, improper disposal of waste – littering – is one of the biggest concerns of critics of the PAYT program. The motive behind littering is generally as simple as the wish to reduce personal costs. Municipal administrators worry that if litter increases as a result PAYT, the economic growth of the community will suffer. Increased litter reduces attractiveness for tourism, lessens real estate value, and increases the cost of street cleaning and waste control, which translates into increased waste charges for the residents.
In reality, the likelihood of increased litter is low. A Duke University study that gathered data from 212 American PAYT communities found that the majority, 54 percent, experienced no increase in litter after PAYT implementation. In contrast, 6 percent of the communities found that littering decreased. Only 19 percent of communities saw an increase in litter. This reality is in stark contrast to perceived assumptions, which often block the adoption of PAYT.
There are two major types of littering: willful and forced. Willful littering is an act of deliberate delinquency. A study by Keep America Beautiful reported that there are three main reasons that people choose to litter. The first is that they feel no sense of ownership toward public property. Second, they believe that someone else will come along and pick up after them. Finally, they do not see anything wrong with adding to the litter if there is already some present. Forced littering, on the other hand, occurs due to lack of alternatives. An example of forced littering is a disabled individual who is not physically able to put his or her waste into the proper waste collection bin and leaves the waste elsewhere.
Several different forms of waste are considered litter in a PAYT program. Any waste that is dumped in unapproved places is considered litter, along with any waste placed in waste containers belonging to other households or in mislabeled containers. Examples of these would be putting waste in a neighbor's waste collection bin or dumping food waste into a recyclables collection bin.
Smart municipal planners know that to really deter illegal dumping requires a combination of several tactics: a community-wide effort in effective education; a visible enforcement presence; an array of legal diversion options for residential recycling and composting; and fair pricing system for residents. It is probably unwise to try to implement a PAYT program in the absence of any of these deterrents or, if there are a large number of residents who are intent on saving a buck and dumping illegally. Most planners feel it is much better to control the illegal dumping problem and then launch PAYT.
We Want to Hear from You!
EPA would like to promote YOU and your PAYT successes and experiences. Whether you are a community just starting PAYT, one that has been doing it for years, or anywhere in between, we want to hear from you!
We are interested in information on new programs, program expansions, lessons learned, challenges overcome, advice, changes, trends, new documents or reports, community reactions, or any other aspect of your PAYT experiences that could be useful to others.
Please send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, affiliation/community, address, phone number, email address, and a brief synopsis of your news. Please also let us know the population of your community and when you started PAYT. We will contact you for more information and include you in our online PAYT Bulletin and/or other informational materials about PAYT. One of the benefits of being part of a progressive, conservation-minded municipal program is the recognition you receive. Don't pass up this opportunity!
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Please spread the word about PAYT to your neighboring communities, association members, and others in the solid waste arena. Because all of our correspondence will be via email from now on, please send an email to us at firstname.lastname@example.com with email addresses of anyone you think would be interested in joining our mailing list and receiving the PAYT Bulletin.


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Sunday, August 22, 2004LEXINGTON, Va. (Aug. 22, 2004) - ETSU forwards Erin Ashton (New Bern, N.C.) and Rebecca Murray (Franklin, Tenn.) each scored two goals and notched two assists in an 8-0 exhibition win over VMI Sunday afternoon at Patchin Field. Ashton tallied the first goal of the contest only four minutes in, and then assisted on the next two goals to bring the score to 3-0 after the first of three 30-minute periods. Murray took over in the second period, scoring the first goal of the stanza and assisting on the next two goals as the Bucs had a 6-0 advantage after 60 minutes of play. To cap off the scoring, Murray scored the first goal of the third period on an assist from Erin Ferris (Columbus, Ohio), while Kery Dusch (Virginia Beach, Va.) tallied the final goal of the game with only eight minutes remaining, bringing the final score to 8-0. VMI freshman goalkeeper Jessica Rheinlander made eight saves in the contest, including one on a penalty kick in the second period. After a VMI foul in the penalty box, Rheinlander dove to her left to deny Ashton's penalty kick attempt just three minutes into the second period. ETSU's Sarah Prendergast (Palm Bay, Fla.) needed to make only two saves to preserve the shutout in both team's first exhibition match of the season. The Buccaneers open up the regular season when they host the Winthrop Eagles next Sunday, August 29. Game time is set for 3:00 p.m. at Liberty Bell Field. 1 2 3 F ETSU 3 3 2 8 VMI 0 0 0 0 Scoring Summary ETSU- Erin Ashton (goal); unassisted, 3:00 ETSU- Kerri Burke (goal); Erin Ashton (assist), 5:00 ETSU- Emily Fulcher (goal); Erin Ashton (assist), 7:00 ETSU- Rebecca Murray (goal); Adrian Mobley (assist); 32:00 ETSU- Erin Ashton (goal); Rebecca Murray (assist); 38:00 ETSU- Adrian Mobley (goal); Rebecca Murray (assist); 55:00 ETSU- Rebecca Murray (goal); Erin Farris (assist); 71:00 ETSU- Kery Dusch (goal); Katie O'Bryan (assist); 82:00 Shots on Goal ETSU 16, VMI 2 Corner Kicks ETSU 3, VMI 0 Saves VMI 8, ETSU 2 Fouls ETSU 11, VMI 11
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Danica Patrick has been racing in NASCAR since 2010, so you'd think she'd built a pretty thick armor by now, like every racing driver does. Comedian Jay Mohr had the chutzpah to mention her results, though, and suddenly all bets were off. Enter the icy glare of death.
Oh, and also the weird sadface from boyfriend and fellow driver Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. He kind of looks like someone told him the puppy he got for Christmas just died in the box it came in.
Mohr was doing his shtick at the annual Sprint Cup banquet on Friday night, and many of the jokes fell a bit flat. Though I'm not sure that justifies this reaction:
Truth be told, the only sadface should be reserved the jokes themselves, and not because they were at Danica Patrick's expense. Mostly because they were so darn unoriginal:
Danica I hope you're not too uncomfortable tonight. I know you're not used to being this close to the front!
Okay, so her results have been kind of crappy. She grabbed the pole at Daytona this year, but that was pretty much that for the rest of the year. Not even a top-10 finish all season. Even still, that joke was a bit too easy, considering how interchangeable it is.
What was more unexpected, though, was Danica and Ricky's reaction of just complete and utter disapproval. The joke got some laughs and even more groans, but if you made a joke about Sebastian Vettel cheating his way to a championship, I'm sure he'd love it. He's the kind of guy that encourages crowds to boo him. Being made fun of is part of what you sign up for when you sign up for being a public figure.
Mohr then tries to save the show by then singing Patrick's praises, though I'm not sure that's necessary. Should've just moved on, but I guess that's what happens when you're doing a corporate gig. And then it gets worse:
Ricky, let me give you a little advice, just guy-to-guy. Next time your girlfriend asks you "does this fire suit make me look fat?" Just say no, brother!
Whince. Barf. Gag. Cue more grovelling from Mohr. Yeah, that was even worse.
When Patrick was given a giant telecommunications logo as an "award" she did reference Mohr's "jokes" in her speech, and it was probably the best joke of the night:
I of course have to thank the fans, that's why I have this award, I have amazing fans. I'm so fortunate. And I think it's pretty safe to say, that JAY MOHR IS NOT ONE OF THEM.
Much better. That would've been fine, but Mohr had to grovel some more. Gross.
Danica's gotten a lot of crap that's entirely undeserved. Even still, the greatest shame was this poor excuse for a "roast." And if anyone should know better, it's Mohr.
With Patrick scheduled to host the American Country Awards Tuesday night, though, Mohr had some advice on hosting duties:
My dearest @DanicaPatrick . When you host the AMA's Tuesday night, be classy. Don't make any jokes about the artists. Xoxo
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Lewis Hamilton admits he will need some luck to not only win the Championship, but also get that elusive first win for Mercedes this season...
Lewis Hamilton admits he will need some luck to not only win the Championship, but also get that elusive first win for Mercedes this season.
The 28-year-old started the German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring in pole position, but he went backwards as soon as the lights went out and eventually finished in fifth place.
With Sebastian Vettel winning the race and his other title rivals Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso finishing ahead of him, Hamilton knows he's not really in the title battle at the moment.
"I'm not really thinking about the Championship now," he said. "There's really no point thinking about it - especially as he [Sebastian Vettel] is over 60 points ahead."
He added: "We are going to need a little bit of luck on our side and a bit of elbow grease, and we might be able to do it but I don't know."
Hamilton has now claimed three pole positions for Mercedes, but while his team-mate Nico Rosberg already has two wins to his name, the Briton only has three P3s.
"It would be good to get a win but at the moment it really doesn't feel like it's going to happen," said Hamilton, who will always be in with a shout of winning a race with bookmakers.co.uk.
"Luck is definitely not with me but who knows? At some stage it's got to come."
Hamilton didn't hide his frustration after Sunday's race saying "I have nothing positive to say about these tyres".
Pirelli is hoping to introduce new tyres at the Hungarian GP, but while other drivers will be able to sample them at the Young Driver Test at Silverstone from July 15-17, Hamilton and his Mercedes team won't get that opportunity following their ban.
"I don't know if people fully appreciate how big a negative it is for us not to do the test," he said.
"We are going to go to Hungary when other people have gone and tested (the new tyres with) different ride-heights, different pressures, got their car ready for a long run so they arrive ready.
"We don't have any of that information so when we get there we're going to go into it blind. We shouldn't be in this position in sport, but that's the way it is."


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Flushing, NY (Sports Network) - Eric Stults combined with five San Diego relievers on a five-hitter as the Padres finally cooled off the New York Mets' hot bats with a 2-1 victory at Citi Field.
The Mets pasted San Diego pitching for 19 runs in winning the first two tests of this season-opening series, but managed just three hits off Stults (1-0) during a five-inning stint in which the left-hander racked up seven of the Padres' 14 strikeouts.
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Luke Gregerson fanned three more over 1 1/3 hitless innings later on before giving way to Huston Street, who served up a home run to John Buck to open the bottom of the ninth before recording the final three outs to earn the save.
Jedd Gyorko put the Padres ahead with an RBI double in the fourth inning, with Yonder Alonso finishing 2-for-4 in the win.
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Making his first start in the majors since undergoing shoulder surgery last July, Gee set down 10 straight San Diego hitters after issuing a walk to Everth Cabrera to open the game, until Mark Kotsay reached via a bloop single with one out in the top of the fourth. Alonso followed with a base hit before Gyorko pulled a changeup inside the third base bag to bring home Kotsay with the game's first run.
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Yesterday I started learning how to use my brand new Dynasty 200 DX. I am a beginner in Tig welding.
So I started the welding machine after making all the connections properly... and after a few attempts of creating and arc in HF mode I got the HELP-1 Error on the display.
I did look at the user manual and I got a little bit scared because it tells me to take the machine to service.
I turned off and then I restarted again, to see if the problem was on the machine or was something related to my lack of experience.
Finally, I have discovered that if I push the torch trigger and for example the torch is far away from the work piece, them the arc can not start and then the error code appears again. If I try on a correct distance then the arc starts correctly and no error code is displayed.
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Dynasty 200 dx. Help-1 error
I would check how you have it wired up. For 220V it should be black to one leg of power, white to one leg of power, green to neutral and red not used.
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Checked wiring and is Ok, red not used.
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Professor Benson specializes in immigration law and political asylum and is nationally recognized in the field. In 2012 -2014, she was selected to chair the Immigration and Nationality Law Committee of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. From March of 2011 to June of 2012 she served as an outside researcher/ consultant for the Administrative Conference of the United States where she produced a report detailing many ways to improve immigration removal adjudication. The full report written with Russell Wheeler of the Brookings Institution, and the recommendations adopted by the plenary conference can be found here.
In 2008 she was honored with other members of the NYLS Safe Passage Project and received the State Bar President's Award for Pro Bono Law School Project. The Safe Passage Project created a clearing house and mentoring center for pro bono immigration work focused on the representation of unaccompanied minors. In the fall of 2012, Professor Benson will be teaching a special project based learning course and togehter with several volunteer attorneys and legal fellows will be conducting screenings at the New York Immigration Court covering a portion of the juvenile docket. Based on screening interviews, the Safe Passage Project attorneys and students then recruit and support representation of these children by probono counsel.
In 1999, the American Immigration Lawyers Association named Professor Benson the outstanding professor in immigration law based on her contributions to the professional and scholarly development of the field and her role as a mentor of students and young attorneys. A professor in the field since the later 1980′s, hundreds of her former students practice in immigration law or related pro bono areas. Many of those former students now mentor and employ her current students.
She has written several articles critically examining recent attempts to curtail immigrant rights. In 2011 she published an article examining one federal judge's decisions and the desire to preserve due process in immigration cases. The Search for Fair Agency Process: "The Immigration Opinions of Judge Michael Daly Hawkins 1994 to 2010″ ARIZONA STATE LAW JOURNAL (April 2011).
In 2010 she was the opening speaker at a day long symposium exploring detention in immigration law. Her article, "Old as the Hills: Detention and Immigration", 5 INTERCULTURAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW REVIEW 11(2010) describes several periods in U.S. history when noncitizens were detained and human rights fundamentally diminished. She was a leader in challenging Congressional attempts to curtail federal court judicial review of immigrationdecisions and has authored or coauthored numerous briefs of amici curiae on this topic. One of her recent pieces examining the crisis in the courts was published as "You Can't Get There From Here: Managing Judicial Review of Immigration Cases," 2007 Universityof Chicago Legal Forum 405 (2007).
Her work in this area continues as Congress most recently restricted immigrants' ability to use the writ of habeas corpus. She organized a Law Review symposium titled "Seeking Review: Immigration and Federal Court Jurisdiction," held in the fall of 2005 at New York Law School.
Professor Benson has also written several articles about problems in the legal immigration system.
Her article, "Breaking Bureaucratic Borders: A Necessary Step Toward Immigration Law Reform" (Administrative Law Review), examines the problems with the administrative structure of the agencies involved in immigration issues. It won New York Law School's 2002 Otto L. Walter Faculty Writing Award.
Her article "Invisible Workers" (North Carolina University Law School Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation(May 2002)) discusses the problem of underenforced labor law and the problems of measuring undocumented migration. She has also written about the fallacy of using a national labor market test in immigration policy in "The Myth of Alien Labor Certification," a chapter in Cross Border Human Resources, Labor and Employment Issues, 54th Annual Conference on Labor, New York University School of Law's Center on Labor and Employment Law (2005).
Professor Benson's article "Separate, Unequal and Alien: Comments on the Limits of Brown," (49 New York Law School Law Review 727 (2005)) concerns the deportation of Robert Galvan, a labor and community leader in California who was ordered deported a few weeks after the landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education. She questions the Supreme Court's reluctance to protect long term resident aliens from governmental prejudice and discrimination.
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She says her continued contact with immigration and political asylum cases, through pro bono work and active participation in the bar associations, allows her to incorporate current case law into her classroom teaching. "In New York, thirty-six percent of the population is foreign born. Immigration law has an impact on almost every aspect of the legal issues touching people's lives. My students bring real life immigration issues into the classroom every day. It is a dynamic environment for active learning," Professor Benson says.
She is currently working on two immigration law books with Lindsay Curcio, Veronica Jeffers and Stephen Yale-Loehr, all three are immigration attorneys and adjunct professors. These books will be published by LexisNexis in the casebook and study aid series.
From 2007 to 2009, she served as Associate Dean for Professional Development, overseeing the offices of Student Life, Career Services, and Public Interest and Community Service. A champion of students and alumni, she focused on helping students enhance their professional prospects through mentoring, networking, and skills development.
Prior to that service, she was a leader of New York Law School's Justice Action Center, where she pulled a diverse group of activist faculty together to offer students the opportunity to get directly involved in public interest and advocacy work. She helped to create the Safe Passage Project that brings attorneys and students together to represent minor children in immigration matters. The Justice Action Center does not focus on only one aspect of individual rights.
Professor Benson lives in New York with her husband John Wellington and their two children, Max and Lily.
"The Myth of Alien Labor Certification." Cross-Border Human Resources, Labor and Employment Issues (Andrew P. Morris & Samuel Estreicher eds.). 2005.
"Unresolved Issues and Unintended Consequences of IRIRA of 1996: Effects Upon Immigrants' Rights." Chapter 3 in XXI In Defense of the Alien (L.F. Tomasi, ed.). Center for Migration Studies, 1999.
"Judicial Review After the 1996 Legislation." Chapter 15 in 30th Annual Immigration and Naturalization Institute, at 405–412. Practising Law Institute, 1997.
"Immigration Employer Sanctions and Antidiscrimination Provisions." Article 8.4 in Arizona Employment Law Handbook, at 8.4-1 – 8.4-17 (T.M. Rogers, ed.). State Bar of Arizona, 1995.
"The 'New World' of Judicial Review of Removal Orders." in 1997–1998 Immigration and Nationality Law Handbook, Volume II, at 32–59 (R.P. Murphy, ed.). American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1997.
"Fundamentals of Judicial Review of Orders of Deportation and Exclusion." in 1996–1997 Immigration and Nationality Law Handbook, Volume I, at 484–496 (R.P. Murphy, ed.). American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1996.
"Preparation of a Successful Claim for Political Asylum or Withholding Deportation." Chapter 1 in 29th Annual Immigration and Naturalization Institute, at 7–18. Practising Law Institute, 1996.
"Surviving to Fight Another Day: Preserving Issues for Appeal." In 1995–1996 Immigration and Nationality Law Handbook, Volume II, at 353–366 (R.P. Murphy, ed.). American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1995.
"Exclusion Alert: Your Client May be a Smuggler." In 1994–1995 Immigration and Nationality Law Handbook, Volume II, at 456–462 (R.P. Murphy, ed.). American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1994.
"The Long Last Step: A Discussion of Adjustment of Status and Immigrant Visa Processing." InWorkshops for Legal Assistants, 1994: Basic Immigration Procedures, at 427–444. Practising Law Institute, 1994.
"Employment-Based Immigration: The First Three Preferences." In Immigration and Nationality Law Handbook 1991–92, Regulatory Overview, at 140–155 (R.P. Murphy, ed.). American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1991 (with N.B. Elkind). Reprinted in The Immigration Act of 1990 Handbook: The Complete Practice Guide to the 1990 Act. 2nd ed. (H. Sklar & S.I. Folinsky, eds.). Clark, Boardman, Callaghan, 1992.
"Employer Sanctions and Anti-Discrimination Provisions." In The Immigration Act of 1990 Handbook: The Complete Practice Guide to the 1990 Act. 2nd ed., (H. Sklar & S.I. Folinsky, eds.). Clark, Boardman, Callaghan, 1992; and 1st ed., H. Sklar, ed., 1991.
"Life After Mergers and Acquisitions: The Immigration Impact on U.S. Employers and Alien Workers." In 1990–1991 Immigration and Nationality Law Handbook (R.P. Murphy, ed.). 1990. Reprinted in 2International Quarterly 22 (1990) (with A. Paparelli).
"The Seasonal Agricultural Workers and Replenishment Workers." In Immigration and Nationality Law, Volume I (E.R. Rubin & R.E. Juceam, eds.). 43rd Anniversary Symposium of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1989.
"The Search for Fair Agency Process: the Immigration Opinions of Judge Michael Daly Hawkins, 1994-2010," Arizona State Law Journal (April 2011).
"As Old as the Hills: Detention and Immigration," 5 Intercultural Human Rights Law Review 11 (2010).3
"Aliens and the State Courts: A Framework for Analysis," Connecticut State Judiciary Annual Training (June 2009).
"Deportation Procedure and Due Process," Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court (2009).
"You Can't Get There From Here: Managing Judicial Review of Immigration Cases," 2007 University of Chicago Legal Forum 405 (2007).
"Making Paper Dolls: How Restrictions on Judicial Review and the Administrative Process Increase Immigration Cases in the Federal Courts (Symposium: Seeking Review: Immigration Law and Federal Court Jurisdiction)," 51 New York Law School Law Review 37-73 (2006-2007).
"Introduction (Symposium: Seeking Review: Immigration Law and Federal Court Jurisdiction)," 51New York Law School Law Review 3-11(2006-2007).
"Separate, Unequal and Alien: Comments on the Limits of Brown (New York Law School Faculty Presentation Day II)," 49 New York Law School Law Review 727-739 (2004-2005).
"Breaking Bureaucratic Borders: A Necessary Step Toward Immigration Law Reform." 54 Administrative Law Review 203–332 (2002).
"The Invisible Worker (Symposium on Work, Migration and Identity)," 27 North Carolina University Law School Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation 483-496 (2002).
"The 'New World' of Judicial Review of Removal Orders." 12 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal233–264 (1998).
"Back to the Future: Congress Attacks the Right to Judicial Review of Immigration Proceedings (Symposium: Lady Liberty's Doorstep: Status and Implications of American Immigration Law)." 29Connecticut Law Review 1411–1499 (1997).
"By Hook or By Crook: Exploring the Legality of an INS Sting Operation." 31 San Diego Law Review813–859 (1994).
"Desert Survival: The Evolving Western Irrigation District." 1982 Arizona State Law Journal 377–417 (1982).
Co-Author, Immigration and Nationality Law: Problems and Strategies (2013).
U.S. Anti-Discrimination Laws, Contribution to the Migrant Integration Policy Index (Fall/Spring 2011-2012).
Contributing Editor, AILA's Handbook on Waivers and Relief from Removal. (American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1999).
"Obtaining Judicial Review of Final Removal Orders: Jurisdictional Maze Must be Understood and Navigated." 221 New York Law Journal 9, 12 (June 14, 1999).
"Immigration Reform and Judicial Review: A Constitutional Crisis." 16 In Brief 10–11 (Fall/Winter, 1997).
Editor, AILA's Family Immigration Law Handbook American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1994–1997.
"INS Undercover Operations." 71 Interpreter Releases 777 (June 13, 1994).
"Immigrant Investors and The First Employment-Based Preference: Priority Workers." In The California Annual Conference Handbook.
American Immigration Lawyers Association, 1992 (with M. Lukoschek).
Editor, Immigration Law and Defense, 2nd ed. Clark, Boardman, Callaghan, 1989–91.
"A Practitioner's Guide to Successful Labor Certifications." 88 Immigration Briefings 5 (May 1988) (with R.C. Bacon).


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Games of the XXVIII Olympiad
The Olympic Games returned home to Greece as Canada sent a contingent of 265 athletes to compete in 27 of 32 sports. Canada sent a total of 133 women and 132 men, making it and China the only countries with more female athletes than male in the past three Olympic Games. Canadian athletes captured 12 medals in eight sports – three gold, six silver and three bronze medals.
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Chris DuBois says he and his songwriting partners didn't set out to write a campaign theme.
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The song, which DuBois wrote with Jason Matthews and Joel Shewmake after Matthews brought the title phrase to a writing session, offers a message of resilience for difficult times.
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