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Tesco Mobile's 3.2 million customers can now get free broadband, plus evening and weekend calls for a year.
From today until 31 December, pay monthly, pay-as-you-go (PAYG) and Sim-only Tesco Mobile customers can sign up for free, unlimited broadband plus free evening and weekend calls for 12 months.
Users can also select a �4.50 per month anytime calls package for 12 months.
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- Both new and existing Tesco Mobile customers can sign up for the offer.
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- If you get a 12 month contract, there's no set up fee.
- You get a wireless router as part of the deal.
- If you have a Tesco Clubcard, you'll be able to collect three Clubcard points for every �1 spent on your bill.
- Only Tesco Mobile customers can get the offer.
- Existing and past Tesco broadband customers can't get the offer.
- You have to be within Tesco's broadband network area to get the offer. Customers outside the area will be charged �7.50 a month instead, down from �14 (excluding line rental and any call package costs).
- If you get a 30 day rolling contract, a �40 set-up fee applies.
- You have to get Tesco's line rental for �13.75 a month. This price can be beaten by other providers.
MoneySavingExpert.com consumer products analyst Becca Talbot says: "If you're willing to pay a year's line rental upfront, the cheapest line rental, broadband and evening and weekend calls deal is the equivalent of �12.75 a month from TalkTalk, which is cheaper than the Tesco deal.
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I believe H.J. Baker's Tiger-Sul Products is a leading example of type of responsible agriculture The Fertilizer Institute and Agriculture Retailers Association are seeking for our industry.
SHELTON, CT USA (PRWEB) October 15, 2015
H.J. Baker recently signed onto an open letter to the fertilizer industry endorsing ResponsibleAg's mission and calling on others to voluntarily participate. ResponsibleAg promotes the safe storage and handling of fertilizers as well as audits facilities to help them achieve and maintain compliance with federal environmental, health, safety and security laws and regulations.
In the letter H.J. Baker CEO Christopher Smith signed, it stated: "the public expects all members of the plant nutrient chain to take the steps reasonably necessary to help assure that the products they produce and distribute are handled and stored in accordance with Federal rules and regulations. As such, we explicitly endorse the ReposnsibleAg program created under the leadership of both the Agriculture Retailers Association and The Fertilizer Institute."
In addition to calling on the industry to participate, all of H.J. Baker's Tiger-Sul Products facilities have been certified as meeting or exceeding all federal laws and regulations as audited by ResponsibleAg. Tiger-Sul Products has facilities in Stockton, California and Atmore Alabama as well as in Irricana, Alberta Canada.
Steve Azzarello, EVP of Marketing at H.J. Baker commented: "I believe H.J. Baker's Tiger-Sul Products is a leading example of type of responsible agriculture The Fertilizer Institute and Agriculture Retailers Association are seeking for our industry. Not only are we compliant with ResponsibleAg, we also adhere to the 4R's. We safely manufacture an essential crop nutrient from what is primarily a petroleum waste stream and using our technology produce a non-leachable, slow release, long lasting product that benefits the agriculture industry. It is the Right Product, Right Place, Right Dose at the Right Time – the 4R's."
H.J. Baker has been a global manufacturer and supplier of agricultural goods and services for 165 years. H.J. Baker has built relationships that last decades, and continues to invest in innovative products, the environment and the community. The company's strategically located processing plants, offices and warehouses create a super-efficient pipeline for the vital commodities and products that it sources, manufactures and markets. H.J. Baker is headquartered in Westport, Connecticut, U.S.
Tiger-Sul Products is a wholly-owned subsidiary of H.J. Baker & Bro., Inc. Tiger-Sul Products is a global leader in Sulphur Bentonite, Sulphur Bentonite Micronutrients technology, and other well-established products with more than 40 years of operational excellence.
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Beef Australia will also look to once again provide a Homestay Program for Beef Australia 2021, this gives local residents the opportunity to rent out a room or an entire property for the week of Beef Australia, to national and International visitors visiting for the Expo.
This was a very successful program in 2018 and proved to be very popular, for BA2021 we want to increase the number of available accommodation supplied through our Homestay Program, so if you do want to get involved, please follow this link.
Beef Australia will also offer a Tent City facility, just a short distance from the Rockhampton Showgrounds.
Tent City will provide guests with all of the modern camping comforts – single, double and triple tents which are carpeted, fully screened, with camp beds provided and fitted with an internal light. Patrons also have access to all the facilities and amenities within the Clubhouse. Further details will be provided closer to the event.
For those visitors looking to stay on and enjoy more of the beautiful Capricorn region, a visitors guide to the area is available here and more information about the tourism opportunities around regional Queensland is available here.
To inquire about accommodation for Beef Australia 2021 currently the Corporate Traveller team will take expressions of interest to secure your accommodation requirements whilst the team are working on a dedicated booking tool for Beef Australia.
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Well, my carbon-neutral presentation of "My career as a corporate blogger" to re:publica 09 in Berlin, Germany today turned out to be even more neutral...the conference network is performing so poorly that we had to resort to a call to a mobile phone piped over a microphone in the room and someone locally turning the pages on the presentation. This is what it was supposed to look like, via make.tv:
In the end, I built a nearly-new presentation to cover this topic. I've posted it on SlideShare, where they say I am a "SlideShare rockstar!" today (personally I think it's a kind of April Fool's joke...)
re:publica 1 April09 "My career as a corporate blogger"
View more presentations from Ed Brill.
It seemed like the presentation was well-received...a few Twitter tweets about it and some nice applause at the end. Let's hope we can get the technology right for the future -- I like make.tv a lot and maybe will use it for some webcasts in the future.


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A work in progress by Bill & Sheila Jackson, 7-29-06
My name is Bill Jackson. My wife, Sheila, and I have been working on a biography of Raoul Lufbery since 2003. We have set out to tell his entire life story, not just his war record. We have traveled about the US and to France in the quest for the true facts of his life, a search we continue as we are now writing the book. We have been in touch with various members of the Lufbery family in the US and in France, and they have been very gracious sharing what they know. We will be launching a web site soon "RaoulLufbery.com" that will reveal some of what we have found, and also post questions we are still trying to answer.
Let me address a few facts in response to the short bio on your site, as well as the posts from other visitors.
His birth date, which is often printed incorrectly - was, March 14, 1885,
in France, of a French mother and American father.
He had two older brothers, one who came to America and one that stayed in France. Raoul's mother died when he was an infant and his father, Edward, re-married several years later to another French woman. Edward and his new wife left France for the US and the three brothers from his first marriage stayed in France with relatives of his first wife.
The Lufbery's had family in New Jersey and New York. Edward passed through these places for a while until he settled in Wallingford, CT. He and his second wife had several daughters and a son. Edward, a chemist by training, worked with rubber for a while, then became a stamp dealer.
Eventually Raoul's older brother Charles re-settled in Wallingford. Most of the Lufbery descendants in Wallingford today are from the line of Charles.
Raoul started traveling as a teenager and worked his way around France, North Africa, the Balkans and Germany before coming to the US. He stayed in Wallingford no more than two years, living with his brother Charles and his wife. He worked in one of the silver factories in Wallingford during this time.
Raoul then traveled around the US, ending up in northern California where he joined the US army and shipped out, first to Hawaii, then the Philippines.
When he was discharged from the army, he worked his way around Asia and India until he met the French exhibition flyer, Marc Pourpe. He became Pourpe's mechanic and friend. They traveled around Asia, France and North Africa and had many adventures.
When the war started, Lufbery first joined the French Foreign Legion because, as an American, he was not allowed to join the regular French services. Pourpe joined the French flying service. Lufbery spent several weeks in an aircraft depot repairing aircraft until Pourpe pulled some strings and had Lufbery re-assigned as his mechanic at the front.
Pourpe was killed in a flying accident in December of 1914. Lufbery immediately applied to become a pilot and in the spring of 1915 started flight training. In the fall of 1915 he was assigned as a bomber pilot to the escadrille VB-106, and in early 1916 he started fighter-pilot training.
In late spring 1916 he was assigned as a fighter pilot to the fledgling N-124, soon to be famously known as the Escadrille Lafayette, made of volunteers from the US with French commanders. His first confirmed kills were in July of 1916 and in October he became the first American ace with five confirmed kills.
Lufbery ended up as the leading Ace of the squadron and so was the leading Ace in the American Expeditionary Force, when he was commissioned as a major in November of 1917.
In the winter of 1918 he was assigned as the commander of the American 95th Aero Squadron, which were sent to the front, but then quickly sent back for more training. Lufbery was then re-assigned as a flight instructor at one of the French flying schools where Americans were being trained - essentially a desk job. Shortly there after he was re-assigned to the front as flying instructor in the American 94th Aero Squadron, who's members included Eddie Rickenbacker, Douglas Campbell and other soon-to-be Aces.
Lufbery transferred to these green American fliers what he knew about combat flying and staying alive in a war where the life expectancy of fighter pilots was measured in weeks.
On May 19, 1918, a German observation plane flew over the airfield of the 94th near Toul, France. Several American pilots were in the air and one gave chase, but was unsuccessful at shooting down the German. Lufbery, on the ground, observed this activity and jumped into another pilot's plane as his own was down for repairs. He caught up with the intruder and started his attack, with the gunner of the two-person German aircraft firing at him. Observers on the ground saw Lufbery pull away - possibly to clear a gun jam - the again dive back in to attack. Accounts after this differ, but Lufbery's plane was hit, and he either fell our or jumped from the plane as it caught fire. He plummeted about 2000 feet and was impaled on a garden fence.
He was buried with high honors the next day. Having been the leading American Ace and famous in both France in the US, much was reported about his death, his funeral and his biography in the newspapers - much of it incorrect. As his combat record was eclipsed by others, including Rickenbacker, Lufbery was mostly forgotten into history.
His remains were finally moved to the Lafayette Flying Corps memorial outside Paris in the late 1920s.
He is mostly remembered in the US in Wallingford where a street, a park and the local VFW are named after him.
The US Air Force awarded Lufbery a Purple Heart in 2005 when it was discovered the US Army had never done so at the time of his death.
What I have stated here is a very basic overview of Lufbery's story. He lead a very colorful and adventurous life traveling around the
world prior to the war, and the details of is war experiences are also very interesting, as are the ironies and mysteries surrounding his
death. We are sure many will find the book of interest once it is completed and published.
We are very interested in finding out more about Lufbery's time in Wallingford and background on his family. I note that several visitors to this web site may be related to his father's side of the family. Please contact me if anyone would be willing to share this information, or if you would like to be notified when the book will be available.
We are also currently trying to set up a lecture on our research in Wallingford this fall.
Thank you
Bill Jackson


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I still love looking at 360 degree photos and Google Map's Street View can be great fun to play around with - incidentally, there are some interesting stories going about that advertising may be introduced to Street View...but that's for some other day's writing - today I'm just gona be geeky and get excited about new technology!
This 360 degree video from CNN of the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake is just incredible!
The video was made by Immersive Media who have a few demo videos here.
Exciting, isn't it?!
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The following page provides Utah divorce law information to help you to find out what your rights are and how various issues are determined in a divorce. You can find lawyers experienced in family law and mediators to help with your case. There are divorce papers and online divorce services, plus child support information if you have minor children. You can also find various other support services to help you heal and deal with domestic abuse issues.
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UT Child Support Worksheets from the Human Services Dept.
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Star Athletes Celebrate The ESPY's
We chat with the athletes, as they get gifted at ESPN The Magazine's ESPY Style Studio. We chat with Jordan Farmar of The LA Lakers, and The NJ Nets' Devin Harris reminisces about his miracle full court shot. We also catch up with Heisman Trophy winner, Tim Tebow and Matt Kemp of The Dodgers. Hosted by Michelle Marie.


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Originally posted by DOADOA
if you can only articulate your point with tact some readers might not take offense to what you're saying.
anyhow, on topic. why would we be humiliated? we lost our collective ego after vietnam. the worlds opinion of us couldn't be any lower according to some of threads on this site.
needless to say, we're still the country with the most powerful military in existence. there isn't a country out there who will stand up to us and not be reduced to rubble in an all out war.
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by Germanicus
It is technically not a American occupation, but rather a NATO one. One which seems to crumbling. Yes, the US does have the majority of forces there but there are others who are also sacrificing their sons and daughters as well.
I know, it's nit-picking and I mean no offense by it, but that sounds like people who say the US won WW2. We didn't...it was a team effort that everyone was committed to seeing through till the end. An unconditional surrender by the Axis.
And the Taliban have already shown themselves to be not quite as forgiving as the Vietnamese communists in the '70's.
Originally posted by michaelbrux
reply to post by Germanicus
the US economy is larger than China and Australia combined...what position are you in to call it weak?
but the true categories are even more ridiculously one sided.
Originally posted by Germanicus
On January 30 1968, The Peoples Army of Vietnam launched the Tet Offensive on South Vietnam,the United States and its allies. The Tet Offensive was the decisive battle that was fought in Vietnam. After the Tet Offensive the United States were forced to change tactics and opted to move towards an orderly exit. An orderly exit was not possible. The last Americans left in Vietnam by 1975 had to scramble onto rooftops kicking off women and children before flying away in helicopters,leaving the South Vietnamese behind to face the advancing communist army outnumbered and alone.
Originally posted by Germanicus
Some managed to escape with the Americans in their Helicopters. Not many though.
Originally posted by Germanicus
It was a glorious victory for the Communists and a humiliating exit for the United States. Luckily,the Communists were pretty decent to their former enemy and most people had nothing to fear. The country was unified and the Vietnamese had liberated themselves from the Imperial United States Government in a stunning victory.
Originally posted by Germanicus
The situation in Afghanistan is very similar to Vietnam.
Originally posted by Germanicus
The American military is overstretched.
Originally posted by Germanicus
They are looking to move their military bullies primarily into the pacific.
Originally posted by Germanicus
Nobody expected the Tet Offensive. People downplay its importance. America should not underestimate the Taliban. I cant see America making an orderly exit from Afghanistan. I think that they are a Tet Offensive away from running back to America with their tails between their legs just like they did in Vietnam. A disorderly exit from the War on Afghanistan would humiliate the United States and further erode its disappearing power.
Originally posted by Germanicus
I wonder if the Taliban is as forgiving as the communists were to most of the South Vietnamese.
Originally posted by Germanicus
I think Afghanistan will be better off when they get rid of the United States.
Originally posted by Germanicus
Vietnam turned out fine.
Originally posted by Germanicus
They stil celebrate the Tet Offensive.


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