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In one of the first summary judgment rulings in the onslaught of food mislabeling and misbranding class actions, Judge Lucy Koh of the Northern District of California tossed the plaintiff's restitution and disgorgement claims. Her exclusion of the plaintiff's monetary relief claims is a welcome limitation on class action damages.
Background: On January 2, 2014, Judge Koh granted in part and denied in part Bumble Bee's Motion for Summary Judgment in a class action lawsuit alleging that Bumble Bee made a variety of unlawful, false, and misleading statements about its products, both on its products' labels and its websites. See Ogden v. Bumble Bee Foods, LLC, Case No. 5-01828 LHK (N.D. Cal. Jan. 2, 2014).
Among other claims, the plaintiff asserted causes of action for violations of California's Unfair Competition Law (UCL) and False Advertising Law (FAL) and for a violation of the California Consumers Legal Remedies Act (CLRA). She sought injunctive relief as well as damages, restitution, or disgorgement.
While finding that the plaintiff had statutory standing to pursue two of her four product claims and upholding her claim for injunctive relief, the court rejected the plaintiff's request for restitution and disgorgement.
Statutory Standing: The court first concluded that the plaintiff established a genuine issue of material fact as to whether she possessed statutory standing (i.e., suffered a loss of money or property) to pursue claims that Bumble Bee's statements about its products' omega-3 content, as well as its front-of-package disclosures, violated state law. Id. at 23. The court also found, however, that the plaintiff lacked statutory standing with regard to other nutrient content and health and drug claims, as information regarding these claims appeared on Bumble Bee's nutrition labels and website, and the plaintiff had admitted that she read neither. Id. at 22-23. Most importantly, the court limited its holding to whether the plaintiff possessed statutory standing to pursue her claims—it did not rule on the claims' substantive merits.
Restitution: The court next held that the plaintiff failed to adequately prove her restitution claim. Id. at 27. Although she presented sufficient evidence of the total amount of money she spent on Bumble Bee products, the plaintiff failed to present evidence of the difference in value between what she spent and what she received. Id. at 27. Indeed, the court stated that:
"[The plaintiff] has not provided evidence of the price of any comparable products that do not make the allegedly unlawful label statements, nor has she offered any other evidence regarding the size of the price premium she paid for Bumble Bee's product due to the allegedly unlawful label statements."
"[The plaintiff] has not provided evidence of the price of any comparable products that do not make the allegedly unlawful label statements, nor has she offered any other evidence regarding the size of the price premium she paid for Bumble Bee's product due to the allegedly unlawful label statements."
Id. at 27-28. The court also rejected the plaintiff's attempt to rely on the declaration of her expert witness, Dr. Oral Capps, as evidence of restitution, as Dr. Capps merely stated that he could provide an estimate of damages, but failed to make actual calculations. Id. at 28. In light of the plaintiff's failure to present substantial evidence to support an award of restitution, the court granted Bumble's Bee's Motion for Summary Judgment on this ground. Id.
Disgorgement: The court also rejected the plaintiff's claim for disgorgement. Noting that disgorgement under the UCL and FAL is restitutionary in nature, the court found that the plaintiff's failure to provide evidence of an appropriate amount of restitution similarly barred her disgorgement claim. Id. at 28-29. The court therefore granted Bumble Bee's Motion for Summary Judgment on this ground as well. Id. at 29.
Injunctive Relief: Finally, the court concluded that the plaintiff could pursue her claim for injunctive relief. Although Bumble Bee argued that, because it was currently revising its allegedly misbranded labels, there would be no future violations, the court found that Bumble Bee had not produced evidence of when the label changes would occur or what the new labels would say. Id. at 29. The court thus determined that Bumble Bee had not established that there was no genuine issue of material fact with respect to plaintiff's entitlement to injunctive relief, and thus the court denied that Bumble Bee's motion for summary judgment on this ground was warranted. Id. at 29-30.
Takeaway: Overall, Judge Koh's summary judgment order is a victory for class action defendants. Her rulings on the plaintiff's claims for restitution and disgorgement demonstrate that, without concrete proof of a premium paid for allegedly mislabeled products, it is likely that at best only injunctive relief will stand.
-Alexandra Laks
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Mini Choc-Caramel Dessert Cakes
|125 Gram
|Dark chocolate
|200 Gram
|Brown sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Plain flour
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Caramello nibbles
|90 Gram (1/2 packet)
|For topping
|Dark chocolate
|100 Gram
|Thick cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1. In a large microwave safe mixing bowl, add butter, and chocolate.
2. Pop it in microwave for 1 minute over medium heat. Remove from the oven, and stir it well. Repeat the process until chocolate melts.
3. Drop brown sugar in a bowl, and whisk it well. Let it stand for a couple of minutes.
4. Add eggs, one at a time, and beat after each addition.
5. Put sifted flour, cocoa, and baking powder in the bowl. Mix to incorporate.
6. Cut caramello nibbles into pieces, and throw it in the bowl. Fold to spread evenly.
7. Line mini muffin cups with liners, and spoon mixture in each one of them. Top them up with caramello nibbles.
8. Preheat oven to 180 degree C or 350 degree F.
9. Pop muffin cups in oven and bake for 20 minutes. Remove from oven and let it cool for 20 minutes.
10. Meanwhile for topping, in a microwave safe bowl, add dark chocolate, caramello nibbles, and thick cream.
11. Put bowl in microwave on medium high temperature for 30-45 seconds. Remove from oven and stir. Repeat until chocolate melts.
12. Top muffins with chocolate topping, and serve immediately.
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Calories 782 Calories from Fat 390
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 44 g67.6%
Saturated Fat 26.3 g131.3%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 168.2 mg56.1%
Sodium 71.7 mg3%
Total Carbohydrates 95 g31.5%
Dietary Fiber 7.3 g29.4%
Sugars 65.7 g
Protein 10 g19.8%
Vitamin A 16.3% Vitamin C 0.1%
Calcium 8.3% Iron 33.1%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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8 Parks near Brookville, Ohio
New Lebanon, Ohio 6.63 miles SE
7796 Wellbaum Road Brookville, Ohio 45309 (map) | (937) 833-3888
Sites: 242 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 107 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $52.00
Just an overnight stop, requested level space, so we wouldn't have to unhook. Arrived after dark, Site 9 was 6-8 inches different end to end, needed to disconnect to level. Nothing wrong with site, just disappointing!!! - uawillyk
Sep 2016 - $42.00
This is the standard that all KOA's should strive for. We had a back-in elec/water, cable tv site for our 25 foot motorhome. Like camping in the woods w/lots of shade and even a small stream right behind the site. Many more amenities than most KOA's- see their website. Super clean and very well maintained. We stayed here early August for a couple of nights. Campground was busy but not jammed. Highly recommended. - VT Jeff
Aug 2016 - $46.00
Large CG about 8 miles west of Dayton with easy entry on paved CG roads, but further in CG gravel roads. Pull through sites for Class A MHs closer to the camp store mostly without shade and many not quite level, but many trees shading further in back in mostly level graveled sites. Sites have long concrete pads by the graved, but narrow RV pads. The CG roads and sites are in curved twisted arrangements, and it is easy to get confused where you are, but CG map and well marked site numbers help.
Very clean Bathhouses with like new facilities. Unable to get WiFi reception at my site. Lots of kid activities about; for a price. Two lakes with walking path.
Pricy for two overnights just to sleep while on business in Dayton. Only CG nearby Dayton except even further east of Dayton state parks. - 210jem
1361 Thomas Road New Paris, Ohio 45347 (map) | (937) 996-6203
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 15 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $30.00
The owner was very friendly and stayed open later than normal to meet us, as we had a problem on the road that delayed us. The road into the camp is quite twisty and narrow in spots. The roads in the camp are easy to navigate. The camp is very well maintained, lots of flower gardens and two ponds, one large one small that add to the beauty of this place. Plenty of benches and picnic tables around the pond. You are surrounded by farms and fields so it is very, very quiet.
Lots are gravel with a cement patio, a little on the narrow side and just long enough for our 37-foot RV, tow dolly and parking. There is no WiFi, our Verizon service was good and the hot-spot worked great. Did not use the bathrooms or laundry. We stayed one night, August 16, 2016, would have rated higher if there was WiFi and site was a little wider. We paid $30.00 with our Passport America discount. - BarrettsHappyTrails
Jul 2016 - $27.00
Staff very friendly. Access for big rigs not so friendly but they help you get to and in your site. Sites are very well manicured with pretty flowers and shrubs....but very tight. Campground is very visually appealing with very pretty lakes. Dumpsters well away from everyone near the entrance. Pool is well maintained and all very pretty. Lots of kids. WIFI None, Cable None, TV Reception almost none. VERIZON, AT&T, SPRINT cell phone service very sketchy, albeit sprint hot spot worked. We came here to visit points of interest in nearby Dayton (about an hour away). We stayed in a 40 foot motor-home. Passport America rate $27. Passport America site says P.A. discount is valid Sunday through Thursday. Not true. Arrived Sunday and paid full rate for Sunday, then PA rate for Monday. - Denny Pike
May 2016 - $48.00
My wife and I stayed here during the week, before the weekend rush. Was unbelievably peaceful and quiet. Very remote location. We'll go back for that reason alone(We had previously stayed at the KOA in nearby Richmond, which is about 500 feet from I-70. Big rigs all night =big mistake). But on top of the tranquility, the place is well run, owners are so helpful and friendly, and were very willing to help us with advice about local things to see and do. Having said that, the CG has dozens and dozens of seasonal spots, which made for a completely different feeling when those began to fill up Friday evening. Wasn't quite as peaceful, but not too bad. Didn't fish myself, but people are regularly catching 30+ pound catfish in the lake. Area nearby is well known for antique shops, plus we took a very interesting tour of the KitchenAid factory, the only place in the world that makes the stand mixers. Factory is about 12-15 miles from CG. Highly recommended. - VacuumTubeAmpMan
500 S Washington St New Paris, Ohio 45347 (map) | (888) 330-5771
Sites: 240 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 31 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $29.00
We stayed here a couple of nights and used the coupon on their website for 40% off the second night. Nice enough park and the natural spring is interesting. The sites are relatively level gravel and most are back to back, so if nobody is in the one behind you it is an easy pull through. OTA tv was good, but Verizon was a little spotty...two bars maybe and 3G most of the time. Utilities worked well. There are several groceries and a Walmart within 5 miles. We would stay again if we are in the area. - jtl2
Aug 2016 - $46.00
Stayed 3 nights. Arrived, plugged electric in, the box immediately started smoking and I quickly unplugged with some slight damage to my plug. If I had walked away like I normally do, this would have bee BAD. Called desk and they sent 2 men out who replaced the 30 amp plug. They offered no apology, didn't even talk, but it was fixed. We found the place nice, restrooms clean but the showers are terrible! No place to put your clothes or towels, no seat, no shelving. You can't adjust the water temperature. You turn it on and you get what they have it set at and it's cold. We did have fun at the pool and beach but we probably won't come back because of the bad showers and it is crowded at the sites. You are packed in tight and you have to back in to about 4 feet from the camper behind you because of the positions of the outlets and water hookups. - Mike4625
Jul 2016 - $48.00
I really enjoyed our stay and will definitely return again. The sites in the middle are a bit on the smaller side in width, but had plenty of room for the fire pit, picnic table, and our corn hole boards in front of the camper. The quarry is very nice to swim in, and there is also a pool. There are two playgrounds for the little ones, and the park is very bicycle/scooter friendly. We rode the camp shuttle, which is a stretched golf cart with two trailers with bench seats down each side. The store seemed to have a lot to choose from, and was reasonably priced. - 26River
5215 Thurlow Street Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio 45433 (map) | (937) 257-2579
Sites: 54 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $20.00
Beautiful park located in wilderness side of base. Sites were asphalt and fairly level. Some sites had shade. Electricity was reliable, but water pressure was quite low. Park is located only steps from Bass Lake. Guests may use the club house which includes a game room with pool table. Camp host was extremely helpful and friendly, and made our stay very enjoyable. Commissary and BX are on the opposite side of the base. - CWinLV
Jun 2016 - $22.00
We called for reservations and paid over the phone. That way we parked in our site when we arrived without having to check in with anyone. Stayed 4 nights in overflow which is the first row of back-ins facing the street as you enter the park Overflow has 50 amps and water. There's a dump station. Restrooms and shower were cleaned regularly. Small laundry room but cheap - $1 to wash, 50 cents to dry. Our site was long and level. No shade. Grass was cut regularly. Met the camp host who was super helpful. She was always busy doing something outside. Water pressure was very low. All the full hook up sites and pull thrus were taken or reserved while we were there, most for longer than two weeks. The park is on base but not close to much. I'd stay again for a day or two but not worth it to me for any longer. - Flippitti
Jul 2014 - $25.00
We stayed here several days in our Class A with toad while we taught on base. The convenience of being able to stay nearby while providing instruction was a big plus. The FamCamp is quite a drive from the main gate which makes locating it more difficult for nighttime check-in. We found the site we stayed fairly level, and sewer, water, and 50 amp hookups worked fine. Water pressure is a little low at the camp. The bathrooms. . . well, I don't recommend using them unless they are cleaned and upgraded. The machines in the laundry facilities were also lacking in maintenance, so we used the washer/dryer in our rig for laundry. The on-site staff was friendly but the office staff is lacking in service. We made several calls to the office, left messages and requested call-back but most requests went unanswered. The same was true for the on-base staff we were working with. There was some construction being performed at one of the sites due to a water leak, but that did not detract from our stay. There are probably better facilities in the area, but for sheer sake of convenience while working on base we would return to the location. We needed to have work done to our rig (air suspension hose fitting sheered off in Indiana) and found a company (Interstate) that could come on base to do the work. That was a BIG plus! Of the FamCamps we have stayed at, these facilities were the worst. Still, if you are required to do work on base, this camp is doable. - JERICO1
4244 IN-227 N Richmond, Indiana 47374 (map) | (765) 962-7907
Sites: 79 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 36 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $32.00
We have stayed there 3 times and the owners are pleasant people. Atmosphere is rural and wooded. Many children there and things to do for them, especially the heated pool. - johnmack
Jun 2016 - $30.00
The bathrooms and showers were clean, but stalls were short so that when you stood you could see the rest of the bathroom and the showers were a tad small. Still, not bad. The pool was extremely clean and had many activities (Foosball, ping pong, etc.) for people to play at. Mostly seasonal campers, but great even for just overnight! Overall, a really great experience - oh, and the service here was great! Every time I have met a staff member here, I have been impressed with their quality of service. All in all, a great time. - crosscountrycollegian
Apr 2016 - $36.00
Have stayed here several times visiting friends in area. Will stay here again any time in area. Very nice people, small but like the layout. Not a fancy place but was always here either at just the end of winter or early to mid fall so either trees are not yet filled out or void of leaves. During height of summer, with pool weather, fully leafed out trees would be very nice. Only thing some won't like is that park is right next to a fairly heavy traveled road so noisy. - alh
3696 Smyrna Rd Richmond, Indiana 47374 (map) | (765) 939-0888
Sites: 65 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 27 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $20.00
We were in a pull thru site but would have preferred back in site in a grassy area with fewer trees. One lane road in and out of park could be a problem if meeting an oncoming vehicle. Some permanent sites but they are well maintained. Park is well maintained, lots of things to do and restrooms are very very clean. Passport rate is cash only. - Mustcamp
Aug 2015 - $25.00
Since we were using Passport America we had to use a back in and had to unhook our tow. The site was a little unlevel and would have been a mess if it had rained, there would have been a lot of mud. The owners were very nice and helpful, plenty of trees and several wood carvings that are beautiful. It wasn't too far off the road so it was fine for overnight. The wifi worked in their barn (rec room) and was fine. - SGF
Jun 2015 - $32.00
We enjoyed camping here so much we extended our stay. The campsites are relatively spacious and the campground has lots of trees. We were here in early June, and the fields and trees surrounding the campground were filled with fireflies at night; it was lovely. The campground owners are very friendly and accommodating. In addition to providing fire rings and picnic tables with care to level the table, they also recommended events and museums in Richmond which were delightful. We travel with two dogs, and the campground is very pet friendly and has a small fenced dog run for dogs to be off-leash. The pool looks inviting and clean, and although it was too cold for us Floridians to swim, others were enjoying the pool. The campground is conveniently located just off I-70, but there is no highway noise in the campground. - User3725
6301 Park Office Rd College Corner, Ohio 45003 (map) | (513) 523-6347
Sites: 488 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 12 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $22.00
Nice state park less than 15 minutes from Miami University. RV sites are electric only and pretty level. Nice space between sites. Although we didn't use the restrooms and showers, we did go in to check 'em out. Not super nice, but clean and will do the job. Large rolling grounds with plenty of hiking trails nearby. They accept Passport America for one night. Verizon service 2-3 bars 4G in the campground but very spotty out in the park. TV signal decent from Cincinnati (we received 30+ channels). Other than the occasional ranger on patrol, didn't really see any employees. That could be the late season. - 4forsmores
Oct 2015 - $19.00
Park was having a Halloween weekend. We came in on Wednesday, just a few electric sites available & we couldn't fit. Attendant called boss & got a site that was held back released for us. Thank you. It was a squeeze to get our 36 ft class A coach in to the site. But we are here. Site has 30 amp, large stump, some low hanging branches, angles down & no water. So come in with water or fill before you go to your site. Many sites are very unlevel so be sure to check site before paying. Asphalt small pad is for your car. $19 average is for Passport America & regular weekend cost. - Peter K
Jun 2015 - $12.00
Typical Ohio State Park. Restrooms & showers dated and need upgrades but it seems to me they have been in this condition for years and years. The staff does a great job with what they have to work with. Many trees have been removed due to the emerald ash borer infestation, so the sites are significantly less shaded but still OK. Great golf course in the park and is a good bargain. Price reflects Passport American/ Golden Buckeye discount. Will return because of the golf course. Walmart nearby in Oxford as well as Miami University. Some sites need lots of leveling but most are within easy fixing. Looks as if all sites get heavy use as grass is sparse at most RV sites. - cecerecreek
3101 Cart Road Richmond, Indiana 47374 (map) | (765) 962-1219
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 38 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $36.00
We were on our way home from a lengthy vacation and needed one night stay to get us home. Called as we were getting gas and they happily had room for 2 units. As it turned out, we were just a couple miles away, so no reservations and we were there in minutes. Checking in was quick and efficient as we are KOA members. Owners are super nice. It was dark and the escort to the site is always appreciated. We had a very nice site by the lake (didn't know that until daylight). We did not hear any road noise from the interstate even though the campground was very close to it. That was a convenience to us as we were just passing through. We would stay here again when traveling. - msvacation
Sep 2016 - $40.00
This park is in a very picturesque rural location, although a little too close to interstate road noise. The interior sites are spacious and very nice with good utitlity service. - Altoflyfisher
Sep 2016 - $41.00
Even with no satellite reception, this placed rocked. The owner was always around if you had a question and was a great guy. Nice pool, excellent wifi and cable. Pool nice. Quiet park. Would stay again. - kimble


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 19, 2011, New Braunfels, Texas Page 2 — Herald-Zeitung — Thursday, May 19, 2011 Therapists gather to learn about helping foster kids About 60 from around the state attend seminar at McKenna By Dalondo Moultrie The Herald-Zeitung Therapists from across the state gathered in New Braun* feis this week to learn new ways of treating foster children who have suffered traumatic events, a pair of area foster-can* professionals said. The seminar was Monday and Tuesday at McKenna Events Center, where about 60 clinicians — from Austin, San Antonio, El Paso and elsewhere — were reminded that medications can't be thrown at every problem. Where once abused, neglected or traumatized children in the fostercare system were diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and medicated, therapists are finding other treatments work lx*tter, said D.J. Tessier, vice president of Comal County Child Welfare Board and president of the Texas Child Welfare Board. "What we try to do is get the best specialist in that area in to inform us of the best approaches on how to treat these children," Tessier said. "The training helps us recog- "The focus is to educate all parts of the system on what these kids have been through." — Tracy Eilers Cenpatico foster care director nize how to evaluate these children and after evaluation to learn how to treat them." Dr. Susana Rivera's PowerPoint presentation highlighted trauma-based cognitive behavioral therapy (TB-CBT), said IVacy Eilers, director of foster care at Cenpatico in New Braunfels. She said Rivera taught other professionals to understand what abused fos-ter children have been through and the impact that abuse and neglect has on them. TB-CBT helps teach the doctors who work with foster children and the foster parents who are raising traumatized youth, Eilers said. "The focus is to educate all parts of the system on what these kids have been through," she said. "It's teach- ing them how to respectfully work with children." Once the diagnoses are made correctly, then the healing can begin, Eilers said. She said sometimes traumatized foster children have difficulty discussing the traumatic events. Sometimes, they are reluctant to talk to therapists or other adults, and TB-CBT training helps clinicians find other tools to move past such obstacles. "This kind of draws the roadmap that serves as a guide so certain pieces aren't missed," Eilers said. "And if they run into a roadblock it's how to get around them. IT»e core part is to help the children heal." And what's really important is helping emotionally and physically wounded children heal, said Tessier, who reminds everyone that doing so is a daily job. "Remember that child abuse happens year round," Tessier said. "Although April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, we would like to make sure people don't forget our children." NB Ed Foundation holding 'Drive One 4R School' fundraiser Friday By Will Wright The Herald-Zeitung New Braunfels Education Foundation will hold its annual "Drive One 4R School" benefit from 4:30-7 p.m. Friday at New Braunfels High School's front parking lot. For every valid 10-minute test-drive of a Ford vehicle, Ford Motor Company will donate $20 to NBEF, which funds projects and programs that improve educational opportunities for NBISD students. "We need about 300 peo ple in order to get the maximum for this event," NBEF representative and spokeswoman Heidi Aleman said. The Ford Motor Company just announced we will get another $10 for every one who test-drives a Ford Focus, so we'll have a chance to get $30 for each person we get driving Ford vehicles. We re hoping to get people from everywhere — students, teachers, even people leaving The Scooter Store." Drivers must be age 18 or older with a valid drivers license. Each person who completes the test drive will 1 4th ANNUAL r AWARDS 201 1 be eligible to win a $100 gift card from Best Buy. There will be other prize drawings during the event, which is being co-hosted by several local sponsors. The concession stand will be open, serving hot dogs, drinks and chips at Unicorn Stadium, which will host the annua] Blue-White football scrimmage beginning at 6:30 p.m. The non-profit NBEF stands to raise up to $6,000 from the benefit. Money raised by the foundation go towards classroom and library materials, technological equipment and development, enrichment programs and cultural experiences for students and grants to help teachers expand existing cur-riculum and develop new and innovative instructional approaches. and the winners are... being announced June 5, 2011 Don't miss it! 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About 6:30 a.m., Cepeda went to the home and got into an altercation, Penshorn said. He said Cepeda tried to use a barbecue fork to stab a woman she claimed to have found in bed with her boyfriend. Then she attacked the boyfriend and cut him with a knife, Penshorn said. Cepeda then drove away and called police, who picked her up about 7 a.m. in the parking lot of Sophienburg Museum at Coll and Academy streets, Penshorn said. SA police officer arrested on DWI charge By Dalondo Moultrie The Herald Zeitung A San Antonio police officer was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated last weekend in Comal County, officials said. Roland Alvarado, 43, failed to drive in one lane and drove too close to another vehicle, according to Trooper Deon Cockrell with the San Antonio Department of Public Safety. He said a Comal County DPS trooper stopped Alvarado about 6:15 a.m. Saturday. Alvarado was processed at Comal County Jail for driving while intoxicated, Cockrell said. 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|Gleason, Julie E; Galaleldeen, Ahmad; Peterson, Ryan L et al. (2014) Candida albicans SOD5 represents the prototype of an unprecedented class of Cu-only superoxide dismutases required for pathogen defense. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111:5866-71
|Zordan, Rebecca E; Ren, Yuxia; Pan, Shih-Jung et al. (2013) Expression plasmids for use in Candida glabrata. G3 (Bethesda) 3:1675-86
|Patenaude, Cassandra; Zhang, Yongqiang; Cormack, Brendan et al. (2013) Essential role for vacuolar acidification in Candida albicans virulence. J Biol Chem 288:26256-64
|Fu, Yue; Phan, Quynh T; Luo, Guanpingsheng et al. (2013) Investigation of the function of Candida albicans Als3 by heterologous expression in Candida glabrata. Infect Immun 81:2528-35
|Gallegos-Garcia, Veronica; Pan, Shih-Jung; Juarez-Cepeda, Jacqueline et al. (2012) A novel downstream regulatory element cooperates with the silencing machinery to repress EPA1 expression in Candida glabrata. Genetics 190:1285-97
|Mundy, Renee Domergue; Cormack, Brendan (2009) Expression of Candida glabrata adhesins after exposure to chemical preservatives. J Infect Dis 199:1891-8
|Ma, Biao; Pan, Shih-Jung; Zupancic, Margaret L et al. (2007) Assimilation of NAD(+) precursors in Candida glabrata. Mol Microbiol 66:14-25
|Kaur, Rupinder; Ma, Biao; Cormack, Brendan P (2007) A family of glycosylphosphatidylinositol-linked aspartyl proteases is required for virulence of Candida glabrata. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 104:7628-33
|Castano, Irene; Pan, Shih-Jung; Zupancic, Margaret et al. (2005) Telomere length control and transcriptional regulation of subtelomeric adhesins in Candida glabrata. Mol Microbiol 55:1246-58
|Domergue, Renee; Castano, Irene; De Las Penas, Alejandro et al. (2005) Nicotinic acid limitation regulates silencing of Candida adhesins during UTI. Science 308:866-70
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Trains to Hereford from North, Midlands and South are met by festival buses. It's
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Give it a go. There are thousands of people here to make friends with. We've
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The Aeris survey revealed big data and application development are among the most significant concerns within the enterprise when it comes to IoT.The Internet of things (IoT) is not just a trend being embraced by businesses, but also a crucial way to get things done, according to a survey from Aeris. The survey, conducted in partnership with research firm Vanson Bourne, polled 300 enterprise IT decision makers from the United States and the United Kingdom in order to examine IoT's perceived impact on the business in the year ahead. According to the survey, nearly three-quarters of respondents (72 percent) find it difficult to analyze sensor and connectivity data to obtain useful insights, and 73 percent noted collecting, managing and storing device sensor data as a major worry. When developing IoT applications, the survey revealed that 65 percent are building IoT and M2M apps in-house, with the U.S. (70 percent) proving more likely to take in-house, versus 55 percent of the respondents in the U.K.
"The IoT industry brings together people, process, data and machines to make networked connections more relevant and valuable than ever before. The IoT industry is expected to reach over $10 trillion by 2022, driven by the 50+ billion devices that will be connected," Janet Jaiswal, vice president of enterprise marketing at Aeris, told eWEEK.
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"A Democratic group is under sharp criticism for controversial online messages about Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's wife.
"For months, the liberal superPAC Progress Kentucky has attacked McConnell and held demonstrations at his offices and home.
"Recently, the group turned its attention to McConnell's wife, former Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao, with a focus on her race.
"In a Feb. 14 Twitter message, Progress says: 'This woman has the ear of (Sen. McConnell)—she's his wife. May explain why your job moved to China!'
"The Tweet links to a website run by conspiracy theorist and radio host Jeff Rense, alleging Chao, who was born in Taiwan, discriminated against American workers during her tenure."
Chao was secretary of labor in the George W. Bush administration.
Progress Kentucky spokesman Curtis Morrison tells WFPL that "it's not an official statement. It's a tweet. And we will remove it if it's wrong. … We've got some tweets there that shouldn't be there and I'll make sure they come down." The tweet about who has McConnell's ear, though, is still online. And Progress Kentucky is still trying to make connections from China to Chao to McConnell. This post appeared Tuesday morning:
"China Premier grateful to McConnell father-in-law/@KYGOP contributor-4 his role in developing China industry http://ow.ly/i2Qjv #kyga13."
WFPL also points out that "other messages from Progress's social networking account about Chao have run for the past several days, saying her 'Chinese (money)' is buying state elections."
McConnell campaign spokesman Jesse Benton tells the station that the PAC's messages are "disgusting."
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"McConnell and Chao married in 1993, and he has received hefty contributions from family, friends and business leaders in the Chinese-American community ever since. … [But] McConnell has said those donations and connections have no effect on his foreign policy views or votes."
Federal Election Commission records show that Progress Kentucky filed a statement of organization on Dec. 13. Last week, the FEC notified Progress Kentucky that it needs to file records of its "receipts and disbursements" for the last half of December and that "failure to timely file a complete report may result in civil money penalties, an audit or legal enforcement action."


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San Diego, like the rest of Southern California, is a car-centric place.
Seventy-five percent of commuters get to work by driving alone. Only 4 percent use public transportation.
But expanding the transit system is both expensive and time-consuming. An 11-mile extension of the trolley's blue line from downtown to University City is projected to cost $1.7 billion and won't be done for at least another five years. A new bus network meant to mimic the frequency of a subway won't cost as much to build, but it'll take just as long.
But laying new tracks or adding new services aren't the only ways to change the way local residents travel.


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Sublease Website Built
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Want to develop website that will host posts for renting and apartment.
-Log in connection via Facebook
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-Allow users to post their address for the apartment
-Main page is a large splashpage
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- Clicking on the listing will open a side profile of the location
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"On Friday she got worse during a therapy session... and now she feels very sharp pain with almost any movement despite taking a strong painkiller," Yevgenia Tymoshenko told reporters in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv where Tymoshenko is serving her sentence.
Tymoshenko was jailed for seven years in 2011 on charges of overstepping her authority while prime minister by agreeing a gas deal with Russia, but has spent over a year in a hospital where she is being treated for back pain.
The opposition leader has dismissed the charges against her as politically motivated and orchestrated by Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych -- a long-time rival who won against her in the heated presidential polls in 2010.
"Her condition is very serious," said Yevgenia Tymoshenko, adding that her mother cannot walk without assistance and is only able to sit down for short periods of time.
In April the European Court of Human Rights ruled that detention of Tymoshenko was unlawful but threw out accusations of ill-treatment.
Her jailing has been condemned by Western governments as the result of selective persecution by the authorities and has led to a sharp deterioration in ties with the European Union, which Kiev wants to join.
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The debut MIFIC EXPO 2013 turned out to be a success
The debut Russia`s furniture suppliers exhibition MIFIC EXPO was successfully held October 8-10 in St. Petersburg, in the pavilion 5 of Lenexpo. The new project revived the North-West market that had been lacking specialised events for a long time, and reminded many the old shows of a metropolitan scale.
MIFIC EXPO resulted from the need to develop an interactive platform for negotiations between furniture industry professionals of the North-West region that ranks third in the production of furniture in Russia consistently. The MIFIC EXPO Project was held concurrently with TEKHNODREV, the exhibition of technologies, equipment and tools for forestry, logging and woodworking. Synergy of the two events brought about a significant expansion of expositions, the increase in the number of visitors and the buying potentials both for MIFIC EXPO and TEKHNODREV.
The main feature of the first exhibition was the profile of participants; the exhibitors included flagship companies of the market: Blum, SAMET, Ametist, MAKMART, Russta, Technocolor, Faeton, Akrilika and others. The MIFIC EXPO exposition comprised of novelties and modern solutions in field of furniture components and accessories – design elements, glassware, kitchen and cabinet wall systems, carved wood décor, drawer systems, lifting gear, and many more.
A trade visitor programme ensured more than 2,500 furniture production professionals - company executives, production managers, purchasing managers and designers. 'It may seem incredible, but the show exceeded our expectations. Real professionals attended MIFIC EXPO, and not only from St. Petersburg. We had business meetings with furniture manufacturers from Arkhangelsk, Novgorod, Pskov and Velikiye Luki, Petrozavodsk and other cities. In general, the overall exhibition results are positive' - Oscar Vergara, General Director of BLUM summed up.
New technologies to attract professional buyers were applied to organise the debut MIFIC EXPO project. There was ZOW Club functioning in the pavilion 5 to optimize their work of professional buyers and create the most comfortable conditions for staying at the exhibition. Also, it is worth noting that as part of the new project, innovations at the show ZOW-2014 were announced to the furniture industry professionals of the North-West.
The exhibition was accompanied by a comprehensive business programme with the participation of spokespersons of the All-Russian Furniture Summit FIDEXPO. Key activities - the workshop on furniture quality inspection by Sergei Guschin, the furniture marketing workshop by Natalia Barsheva and the hands-on sales workshop by Sergei Alexandrov caused an unprecedented interest among experts from the furniture industry. As part of the business programme, Blum and MAKMART presented their innovations for the season 2013-2014.
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One competition that has caught the imagination of architects throughout Europe is for the design of the Millenium Tower in Glasgow. A selection of some of the 352 entries go on show in the city next month before coming to London. Another millenial project is Manchester's bid to host the Olympics in 2000. Although the competition to design the main stadium has been dogged by controversy after the resignation of Sir Richard Rogers and the Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, a designer for the project will be announced very soon. Sir Norman Foster & Partners and Arup Associates are thought to be the main contenders.
The results of a very different kind of competition, that for the new visitors' centre at Stonehenge, opens at the RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London W1 (071-580 5533), on 6 January. Visitors will be able to judge for themselves if the winning scheme, by Edward Cullinan Associates, and much favoured by Jocelyn Stevens, chairman of English Heritage, the organisers of the competition, was the right choice. The other five short-listed designs will also be on show.
January should bring an announcement from the Ministry of Defence concerning its plans to build an artillery museum next to Stonehenge. The MoD, which revealed its plans shortly before Christmas, has forced English Heritage to delay the public inquiry into the proposed visitors' centre (due to have started in March) for six months while it investigates the possible effects of opening up previously restricted MoD land.
The beginning of the year should also see a number of major planning decisions being taken by Michael Howard, Secretary of State for the Environment. The most important of these will be to give or refuse permission for the construction of the massive theme park/office scheme at Paternoster Square alongside St Paul's Cathedral, designed in an overblown, pseudo- Classical style as if to make a mockery of Christopher Wren's major work. The City of London Corporation approved the office development in October, but because the site is considered to be one of national importance, the matter has been referred to the Secretary of State.
Meanwhile, the City of London Corporation remains determined to stop Lord Palumbo from demolishing the Mappin & Webb building, designed by the Belcher brothers in 1870 in a Venetian Gothic style and facing the Mansion House. Lord Palumbo has been trying to redevelop the site since 1959, his latest proposal being a giant Post- Modern complex designed by the late Sir James Stirling. The Corporation, which has consistently opposed Lord Palumbo, is still able to hold up the project over a vexed question of ownership of the actual land.
Another project facing a slow, if not aborted, start is the proposed dollars 21bn Chek Lap Kok airport in Hong Kong, designed by Sir Norman Foster. Delays have been caused by disputes between the Chinese and British authorities and from the threat of competition from a much cheaper rival airport in nearby Shenzhen, in mainland China. The December issue of the magazine China Inc reported: 'There are growing signs that the massive Chek Lap Kok project could end up as one of Asia's worst planning disasters.'
Nearer to home, Sir Norman has several large London projects on the drawing board, none of which look as if it will be started in 1993; these include the redevelopment of the King's Cross Goods Yard site, a new office tower on the site of what was Spitalfields Market and another at London Wall. All three depend on the economy coming out of recession and the demand for office space in the City of London soaring. As Martin Pawley's article explains above, this seems unlikely for some considerable time.
Most of the top league architects face an equally testing new year, with their major projects put on what looks like permanent hold. These include the elaborate face-lift planned for the South Bank arts complex by Terry Farrell. The South Bank Board has, however, agreed to demolish the elevated Sixties walkways that characterise the complex some time in the coming year.
The South Bank Group, representing local and cultural interest groups, remains opposed to any demolition on the site; it has recently been awarded a pounds 7,500 grant by the Arts Council to mount an exhibition that it hopes will demonstrate why both the Hayward Gallery (which staged the highly successful Richard Long and Art of Ancient Mexico exhibitions earlier this year) and the Queen Elizabeth Hall, threatened with demolition, should be preserved.
English Heritage, which recommended listing the South Bank complex, faces a difficult 1993 as its future role is debated following a consultation paper recommending, among other things, the end of its London division's responsibility for the fate of the capital's many Grade II listed buildings. Without English Heritage's watchful eye, many of these will face an uncertain future. The Royal Fine Art Commission, which helped to persuade the Government to rescue the former Greater London Council's Historic Buildings Division, said recently that it is 'strongly opposed to any diminuation of the powers of English Heritage'.
Peter Brooke, the Secretary of State for National Heritage, has announced that from 1993 churches (other than the Church of England, which has its own well-established code of control) will have to subscribe to a code of practice if they wish to alter either the inside or the outside of their buildings.
Meanwhile, Mr Brooke made an appearance at a seminar organised by the Architecture Foundation just before Christmas. The foundation wants to move from its current premises in the basement of the Economist building in St James's to the Museum of Mankind in Burlington Gardens, Piccadilly. The foundation needs larger premises as it strengthens its role in presenting new initiatives in architecture and planning to a wider public.
The RIBA also had Mr Brooke to lunch before Christmas to discuss the future of Windsor Castle, among other topics. The RIBA's greatest popular achievement in 1992 was the exhibition of the Spanish engineer Santiago Calatrava, which attracted the public on a scale not seen at the RIBA's London headquarters for some years. The RIBA believes an initiative on Windsor Castle could be even more popular.
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If you're up for it, passion will get you through the first 20 minutes of a rugby match. If you're even more up for it than usual, it might see you to the half-hour. Scotland were so up for it that their eyes were practically popping out during the anthems. Ultimately, though, it wasn't enough. Passion didn't cut it.
"Gallant losers" is a label that the Scots must despise by now, but never has it been more apt. For 40 minutes they obeyed the orders of their boss, Andy Robinson, and created mayhem. The ball was wet and slippery and purchase was hard to come by. I don't think a single, co-ordinated backs move was seen through in this, one of the ugliest halves of rugby so far in this World Cup. Inevitably there were a huge number of handling errors and the ball seemed to spend more time bobbling around on the floor than it did flicking through the hands, being whipped accurately from player to player. Picture Rocky Balboa – in training for his big fight – trying unsuccessfully to corner and catch that evasive little chicken, and you get a fair idea of how the England players spent the first period.
With so many dropped and knocked balls came a lot of scrums. As the players ran in for half-time I feared that, against the odds, the scrum would be England's downfall. Euan Murray and his band of brothers came to hurt England in this area – to highlight the void left by the now departed Andrew Sheridan – and in the first half everything went according to plan, with England being repeatedly penalised. However, the half-time advice offered by Graham Rowntree, England's scrum coach, must have been bang on the money as from the 41st minute on the lumps in white showed immense power and resilience to turn the tables and pile the pressure on the Scottish pack.
This renewed impetus and the seizing of the initiative was what won England the game. That, as well as two moments I regarded as turning points. On the hour the Scots pilfered some English ball and quickly spun it wide to the wing Simon Danielli who, with room running out, put in a lovely, deep kick that came to a halt five metres from the English line. The chase was on, and it was led by the flying Chris Paterson. The England full-back, Ben Foden, had it all to do and he managed to reach the ball milliseconds before his pursuer. Had Paterson, a man with more Test caps than hairs on his head, got hold of Foden's shirt and completed a tacklethat, frankly, looked unmissable, England would have found themselves under more pressure than ever. And on their own line, to boot. Instead he slipped off Foden, allowed him to scamper away and, ultimately, activate the release valve.
But Scotland rose again and put together phase upon phase, giving England no sniff at the breakdown by hammering into it so hard that any potential poachers were blown away. Then Chris Cusiter shipped the ball to Ross Ford and he carried strongly before being tackled to the floor. But he felt he wasn't held by said tackler so didn't release the ball, got back up and kept running. An English penaltyfollowed. This would be excusable and even understandable had an identical penalty not been given against his team just minutes earlier. At this level the tiny details must be considered, and that means paying attention to the referee and observing what he, the man in charge, regards as an offence. These two incidents – though seemingly insignificant at the time – provided two huge let-offs for an England team under massive pressure.
The result meant that as Scotland looked towards home, the England team could forget the match and move forward in preparation for a quarter-final against an appropriately erraticFrench team. Not knowing which version of France will turn up makes this a mouthwatering prospect; one thing's for sure, England will need to start with far more intensity and flat-out aggression than they did against the Scots, if they want to progress. Basically, when that first whistle goes, they need to be more like Scotland.
Man for man marking
Ben Foden 7/10
In the tight matches, the full-back's tidy defence is getting more notices than any wow factor in attack. Witness his chase back to snuff out a Scotland counter from a charged-down Wilkinson drop.
Chris Ashton 7/10
The wheels are back on for the Wiganer, who looked a little off the pace in the first two pool matches. Took his try well and leads the tournament with six overall.
Manu Tuilagi 8/10
Had the measure of his opposite number, Lamont, which is to say that he twice almost cut the hefty Scot in two. Made a couple of offloads too, and was always going forward.
Mike Tindall 6/10
Ended up with a dead leg and a trodden-on ankle, and that was just thanks to his team-mates. Immensely strong in defensive tight spots but he is still no more a playmaker than Martin Johnson is a champion flower-arranger.
Delon Armitage 6/10
The full-back-cum-wing still seems unable to resist the occasional bad-mouthing or late hit on opponents, which is a shame. Otherwise, he justified his inclusion ahead of Mark Cueto with some dangerous runs.
Jonny Wilkinson 6/10
Succumbed to just a hint of panic while missing yet more kicks at goal and was then injured while performing some kind of knee-high tap tackle on a Scot. Yet his right-foot drop-goal on 56 minutes was pure class.
Ben Youngs 5/10
Another, like Ashton, whose summer was spent rehabilitating from injury rather than preparing for a World Cup. Snatched at his passes and got distracted giving needless backchat.
Matt Stevens 6/10
Returning from an ankle injury, he started slowly but improved. Has still suffered just the one defeat for club or country since his comeback from a drugs ban in January.
Steve Thompson 6/10
The lost line-outs will worry him and Dylan Hartley, his replacement late-ish in the piece; otherwise Thompson did his bit to rally his team-mates for the big push in the second half.
Dan Cole 7/10
Two early penalties were conceded but Cole kept at it, just as a phlegmatic Leicester prop should, and gradually asserted himself. That followed the pattern of recent matches.
Louis Deacon 6/10
The Tigers lock is never the most demonstrative of players on or off the field, so perhaps he let out a frustrated "well, really" when a good line-out drive was wasted by hesitation from Youngs and Dan Parks intercepted.
Courtney Lawes 5/10
Provided a genuine heart-in-mouth moment when he marked his return from two matches suspended, for kneeing a Puma, by colliding with Parks marginally late. The ball rarely came his way in the rest of the match.
Tom Croft 6/10
Made a mad dash back to deny Richie Gray a try from one of a number of kicks, which was one way of using his great pace, we suppose.
James Haskell 5/10
Will doubtless be blaming the wind for his misjudgment of a catch of a Scottish kick by about five feet. Never built up a head of steam and eventually went off.
Lewis Moody 5/10
The captain must be cleaning pharmacies up and down New Zealand out of plaster to tape his knee before matches. Still not at full pelt – here, a stray stud in the eye drew blood to add to his impressive number of wounds.
Dylan Hartley Ran on with a will and participated in an England scrum that was growing in influence.
Alex Corbisiero Had 10 minutes or so to help England secure the win.
Tom Palmer Put in a tidy 20 minutes performance in place of Lawes.
Nick Easter Stung by being left out in favour of Haskell after injury, he played solidly.
Richard Wigglesworth Double-tidy, if that's a phrase, after coming on for the errant Youngs.
Toby Flood Able to put his shouted instructions into action for the final 10 minutes, he kicked a purler of a penalty and passed long to Ashton for the try.
Matt Banahan Made a false start, thinking he would be going on when Flood got the call, then had six minutes after Wilkinson went off.
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Chris Paterson 7/10
Was absolutely walloped by Armitage, and thus had to answer the usual questions about what's two plus two and what his name was and where he lived. Answered them and carried on, but might not remember the England try. Which would be a blessing.
Max Evans 6/10
Bright, if without going close – or, more to the point, being put close – to a try. That would be the real cause of Scotland's downfall: no tries in three games despite having pace out wide.
Joe Ansbro 7/10
Sharp in the centre and when he moved to the wing to replace Evans in the second half – though, like Evans, he didn't really threaten the England line. Good tournament, all told.
Sean Lamont 6/10
Had a busy, muscular, bullocking-but-side-stepping start but there was a frustrating imprecision to him – a drop here, a penalty there. Hammered by Tuilagi, he started the second half on a (put on his) bum note. Scotland were a little off-key from there.
Simon Danielli 7/10
Went close in the move with which Scotland went closest, his kick being half-tidied by Foden before De Luca fumbled the follow-up. Kept Ashton quiet well enough... until the end.
Ruaridh Jackson N/A
Lasted four minutes before limping off with, evidently, a hamstring injury.
Mike Blair 8/10
Proper Scottish scrum-half stuff, sniping and nipping and tapping and going at the back of a pack that, for the first half at least, was thoroughly enjoying itself in messing up England's ball. Later a victim (or so it seemed) of one of those pre-planned substitutions that rather infest the modern game.
Allan Jacobsen 7/10
Excellent scrummaging in the first half, standing up to Cole, who lowered and glowered and towered over him but conceded penalties even when going forward. Off later, as the tide turned.
Ross Ford 7/10
Good game in the tight and in finding his locks in the line-out. Prominent in the loose which, as an ex-flanker (like Thompson), wasn't much of a surprise.
Euan Murray 8/10
Beat Stevens: a couple of penalties were marginal, but they were the result of the referee watching after earlier collapses and lost binds and even when the Englishman wasn't penalised, the line of his spine looked like a reading from a seismogram. Strong. And "large" too, for any Mick Skinner fans reading.
Richie Gray 7/10
Caused predictable problems for the England line-out, though when they concentrated on throwing to Croft he had less success. Croft also beat him to a Parks kick in goal, but few other locks would have even got close to it.
Alastair Kellock 7/10
Very similar effort to that put in by his second-row pal, if in a slightly more muscular, unseen way that corresponds with their (relatively) contrasting physiques. Not a stranger to giving away penalties at the breakdown, though these days, who is?
Alasdair Strokosch 7/10
Maybe suffered slightly in comparison with Croft in the second half, when the game had changed. In the first he was at the heart of a super effort by the Scotland pack, a proper, old-fashioned 40 minutes of hard work by an eight playing together for the greater good.
John Barclay 7/10
Tuilagi had to wait until the 22nd minute for his first run, and when he had it he had the Scotland openside round his ankles. A trickle of turnovers and penalties never quite turned into a feast, though, which suggests that the England back row did well. They had to.
Richie Vernon 8/10
Won his contest with Haskell and, later, Easter. Plays with his socks down, which with the odd creative flourish gives him a kind of rangey, sevens-ish appeal, but he puts his weight about as well as any 15s-bound troglodyte.
Dan Parks Practically a full game in place of Jackson, and a good one. Kicked very well from hand and at goal.
Nick De Luca Half the match, for Evans. Will remember his knock-on with the line open for a while.
Rob Rennie On for Barclay, like for like.
Nathan Hines On for Strokosch, strongly.
Alasdair Dickinson On for Jacobsen.
Chris Cusiter On for Blair.
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