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Mercedes M Class 2008-2009, Exact Fit Beam 28" Wiper Blade (28-15B) by TRICO®, Driver Side. Instead of an articulated superstructure, with fussy metal-to-metal joints and the potential for mechanical lockup from corrosion, these high-quality blades are constructed around a single beam of Memory Curve Steel that is both supple enough to follow the curve of the glass and resist the pressure of the wiper arm. No additional adapters needed. Dont squint and slow down just because its raining. Replace those funky old wiper blades with a new TRICO® Exact Fit Beam blade.
- Engineered for maximum contact with todays highly curved windshields
- Memory Curve Steel® beam provides uniform pressure for the clearest wipe
- Wiper blade size available in lengths from 17" to 28"
- Superior all-weather performance
- Shell prevents mud or dirt from jamming blade as well
- Easy to install
- Pre-assembled for quick and easy wiper replacement every time
- Restore vision during marginal weather
- OEM fit and function
The polymer shell surrounding the linkage prevents ice and snow from freezing up this premium blade. A frozen blade can no longer curve to follow the windshield, leaving you with annoying, dangerous gaps in the swept area. Bonus: the shell also keeps mud, road grit and salt from mechanically jamming the linkage, so its not all about snowy days.
TRICO® Exact Fit replacement blades make it easy to restore your vehicle to original factory quality. Made from the finest quality natural rubber and high-strength steel, they offer long-lasting performance. The American Optometric Association reports that 90 percent of your driving decisions are based on visibility. TRICO® wants drivers to know just how critical it is to change wiper blades regularly.
Wiper blades have a tough day, even when its not raining. They sit on a hot windshield, out in the sun with its degrading UV radiation. They have to wipe off not only water, but also road grit, corrosive washer fluid and salt water from road salt. While the natural rubber from which blades are made provides the most flexible and resilient edge for wiping across glass, it eventually dries out and deteriorates. The rubber can become warped by heat or made brittle by cold. Modern windshields are curved, forcing the blade arm to articulate every swipe. A worn-out blade not only loses its sharp, rain-squeegeeing edge, it gets hard and wont sweep the glass properly. Conventional blades have multiple joints between the superstructure and the wiping element that can corrode and freeze, further restricting mobility, and leaving you with streaks.
The most sure-fire cure is a blade replacement, and its the simplest one, too. TRICO® blades are easy to install and fit your arms in exactly the same fashion as the OEM blades.
29.69Brand: TRICO Part Number: 28-15B UPC: 027998128158A collision on a rainy night in 1917 between a National Roadster and a bicycle (which fortunately didnt injure either the cyclist or the Roadster) spawned an industry. Soon, the Tri-Continental Corporation introduced the first commercial windshield wiper. TRICO, now a subsidiary of cooling system giant Stant, is one of the worlds leading manufacturers of windshield wiper blades, wiper systems and refills, with a large portion of both the aftermarket and OEM business..
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TRICO® 28-15B - Exact Fit Beam Driver Side Wiper Blade (28")Average Rating: 4.5 of 5APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYGreat Service2012 Land Rover Range Rover
| Posted by Becky W. | (Troy, NC)I really did not know what type of windshield wipers to get for my Range Rover. But in seconds after contacting you, I had the correct wipers on the way. Great service. I will always contact you for any of my car needs. Thanks. BW
Was this review helpful for you? YesNo(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYIt Is An Exact Fit2012 Acura RDX
| Posted by Lawrence D. | (Coopersburg, PA)Product looks and works like an Acura factory part. Found it easily on the CARiD website, it showed up at my front door two days later and installation was a snap. Now I can see out of my rear view window when it rains!
Was this review helpful for you? YesNo(4.5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY(4.5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYTrico Wiper Blade Passenger Side2012 Volkswagen CC
| Posted by Stephen G. | (Mill Valley, CA)Unlike driver side, this side did not adapt to windshield surface as well. Needed some additional twisting of the arm blade to make product work as described. Once modified, it worked well. Cleared water away cleanly and minimal drag or noise.
Was this review helpful for you? YesNo(4.5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYPerfect Match2002 Buick Rendezvous
| Posted by Martin P. | (Boyers, PA)I purchased Trico Exact-Fit blades for one vehicle so far and they work fine. Perfect match so they were easy to replace, and they work really good. So far, I cannot tell any difference in performance compared to the OEM part.
Was this review helpful for you? YesNo(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYGood Job2011 Mazda 2
| Posted by Dary C. | (Broomall, PA)I was able to remove my old original rear wiper and install this wiper with ease thanks to the provided instructions on the back of the packaging. Item is nearly identical to the factory wiper. Works like a charm.
Was this review helpful for you? YesNo(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITY(5)APPEARANCEEASE OF INSTALLATIONPRICE/VALUEQUALITYToyota Highlander2012 Toyota Highlander
| Posted by Richard R. | (Forest Hills, NY)Fit my 2010 Toyota Highlander perfectly. Was easy to install following the directions on the package. Would definitely recommend as a replacement blade to any and all my friends.
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THE GUARDIAN | 10th Dec 13
Every human being has the inherent right to life and this right must be protected by law. The right to life is a supreme right without which, other rights become insignificant. Our reporter GERALD KITABU interviewed a lawyer and protection officer for Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition, BENEDICT ISHABAKAKI on death penalty in Tanzania.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Dec 13
As the year seemingly approaches swiftly towards an end, it seems fitting at this time to undertake a sporting review of the concluding year, which for low-profile sports on the local scene has, on the whole, been mixed.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Dec 13
More than 50 percent of youth in Tanzania are not employed and many don't have access to affordable finance especially credit to small business that could greatly enhance their economic strength and eventually break the vicious circle of low income – low saving and low investment.
THE GUARDIAN | 2nd Dec 13
ICT can transform the way that education is delivered and open the way to a new pedagogy. It can make it easier for teachers to plan and find high quality materials, and it can help pupils to find out more about the subjects that they are studying.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 1st Dec 13
This year's Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup kicked-off earlier this week in Kenya with many in the region wondering if the dominant Uganda Cranes will continue to boss affairs on the pitch at the expense of other regional giants.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th Nov 13
Recently, Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology in Africa (OFAB), Tanzania Chapter, organised its monthly meeting at COSTECH in Dar es Salaam which was attended by agricultural researchers, and media practitioners.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Nov 13
Time immemorial, albino's major challenge isn't only murder but also segregation from 'normal' children, both in school and home. People think being an albino restrains you from doing a lot of things.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 24th Nov 13
Our land of peace may be known for experiencing periodic shortages of all sorts of commodities and services, but not new plans and initiatives. The latest initiative in the offing, which was recently hinted on by the official government newspaper, is the code of conduct for our honourable legislators.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 24th Nov 13
As the ongoing Africa Nations Cup Hockey Championship continues to unfold, it is saddening to report that the national women's hockey team are not doing as well as had been hoped.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Nov 13
Banana is an important food and cash crop in the Kagera, Kilimanjaro and Mbeya regions. Bananas for cooking are prominent along the Lake Zone, north and southern highlands, while banana for dessert are more prominent in eastern Tanzania and Zanzibar.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 17th Nov 13
Recently a correspondent of this newspaper based in Arusha wrote an article on poaching basically suggesting that as far as this vice is concerned, it would be probably worthwhile for the government to investigate itself.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 17th Nov 13
The Tanzania Mainland Premier League is presently on a break with action set to resume in earnest early next year. It seems fitting then at this opportune time to reflect on all the twists and turns that the race for the league title has taken during the first phase of top tier football action on the local scene.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Nov 13
Tanzania sacrifices 381 billion shillings every year to tax incentives given to multinational companies. A report from Tax Justice Network and ActionAid International shows that tax incentives reduce revenue available to fight poverty and inequality.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Nov 13
Following poor performance on the national examinations in past five years and prompt decisions by our government in address such serious education issues there has been public outcry from educators and some politicians who argues that this new system will deteriorate our national education standards and therefore produce incompetent graduates.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 10th Nov 13
A few days ago, National Assembly Speaker Anne Makinda used the media to make an "interesting "observation about ex-members of Parliament which, in one way or another, is a puzzle.
THE GUARDIAN | 5th Nov 13
People who are deafblind face many challenges in their life which affects them from fully realizing their potentials. The challenges range from lack of access to socio-economic, opportunities to cultural and political rights.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Nov 13
In recent years, we have observed remarkable achievements in the education sector in our country. In 2010, the number of primary schools shot up from 11,873 in 2001 to 15,816 while primary school enrolment almost doubled from the earlier figure of 4,875,185 recorded in 2001 to 8,419,305 in 2010.
NIPASHE JUMAPILI | 3rd Nov 13
There is no need to talk much or labour to convince anyone about the importance of education in the development and future prosperity of our society. The role of the sector is well known, although one wonders whether it is genuinely appreciated or not.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th Oct 13
Lead is a naturally occurring bluish-gray metal found in the earth's crust. Prior to our current knowledge of the health hazards of lead, it has been widely used in products such as gasoline, batteries, metal products, crystal, food cans, fishing sinkers and ammunition.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th Oct 13
Education development in worldwide, including Tanzania has progressed dramatically in the last two decades, where we have seen a move towards autonomy and self-management for both public and private schools.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 27th Oct 13
The story on Africa's richest men and women which appeared in one of the respected regional newspapers a few weeks ago must have attracted the attention of serious readers, not only because rich people, just like other outstanding personalities in any society make news but, in this case, due the irony of having a handful billionaires coexisting with millions of poor people.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 27th Oct 13
It is well-known that out of all the sports which enliven our sports scene, football towers head and shoulders above the rest as the most financially viable game in the country. Indeed, the beautiful game Tanzania-style is well-financed and as its history in the country continues to unfold, it almost appears as if more and more would-be sponsors are queuing up to associate themselves with football, which is in sharp contrast to the, at times, dire cash-flow crisis facing other sports on the local stage.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Oct 13
The educational sector is by far the largest public sector, and it has country-wide reach. It affects pupils, students and parents alike, influencing their way of thinking, and that of future generations.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Oct 13
Small scale farmers are worried of disappearance of local seeds which in recent years, are gradually being replaced by conventional hybrid. Our reporter GERALD KITABU caught up with local seed producer from Mbozi district, Mbeya region, Amasha Mwashiuya during the Eastern and Southern Africa Small Scale Farmers' Forum (ESAFF) workshop held in Dar es Salaam and here he explains the importance, achievements and challenges faced in promoting the seeds… QUESTION: Why did you venture into local seeds production? ANSWER: We decided to venture into local seeds in 2006 after suffering a big blow in Ibembwa village in which I live.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Oct 13
The political theatre which our African leaders have of late been busy staging and continue to be preoccupied with even at the moment does not only raise a number of disturbing questions, but also speaks volumes about the caliber of captains in-charge of our underdeveloped states.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 20th Oct 13
Today, all roads lead to the state-of-the-art National Stadium in Dar es Salaam where those two perpetual rivals, Simba and Yanga will face-off against each other in the first mouthwatering, hopefully spellbinding clash between these two aristocratic clubs.
THE GUARDIAN | 15th Oct 13
Bunda District, Mara Region is one of the districts in Tanzania endowed with adequate water resources such as lakes and rivers. Despite their importance for human life, livelihood, national growth and healthy natural ecosystem, in recent days, the water resources are not well managed due to increasing pollution.
THE GUARDIAN | 14th Oct 13
At the end of last week I involved in a press conference organized by Tanzania Education Authority (TEA), which took place at Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology (DIT), Dar es Salaam.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Oct 13
There is ample evidence to show that drug addiction among the youth in the country is on the rise. In fact, the situation is reported to be alarming, and those handling it are saying it is high time for the entire society to take note of this reality and be fully involved in solving the problem, which can't be adequately contained by workers in the health sector alone.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 13th Oct 13
The Mainland Premier League this season, even though admittedly, it is still early days in the race for the coveted title, seems to be shaping up quite nicely into a good-old ding-dong battle.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Oct 13
Orange fleshed sweet potatoes (OFSP) - is one among the rare indigenous specie of the sweet potatoes currently being revived for adaption by farmers for both domestic and commercial uses.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th Oct 13
A study titled ''the impact of student and teacher absenteeism on student performance at the Junior high school: the case of the Kumasi-Metro School District'' done by Obeng-Denteh et.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 6th Oct 13
Society members with a habit of watching television, listening to radio news programmes, or reading newspapers, might have noted that today hardly a week passes without reports on fatal accidents occurring somewhere in Tanzanias.
THE GUARDIAN | 1st Oct 13
Given a number of challenges facing agriculture such as climate change and emerging new diseases such as cassava mosaic disease (CMD) and cassava brown streak disease (CBSD), farmers are now advised to change their traditional ways of farming and adopt new systems such as the use of agricultural biotechnology.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Sep 13
At the end of last week I was invited to an event on fundraising to support needy students who are studying at Kibasila Secondary School. This event was organized by Roots and Shoots club at the school.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 29th Sep 13
A ghost now seems to haunt the East African Community, a regional body comprising five countries of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. There are obvious moves by some member countries to sideline Tanzania, and probably Burundi, in planning some regional activities and projects, which under normal circumstances would ideally be part of the EAC plans.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Sep 13
Asnath Ndelwa (23) is a Tanzanian girl from a poor family who has passed through turbulence ranging from lack of school fees to dangers of being trapped in forced love affairs with men, capitalising on her financial problems.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Sep 13
In order to compete in the job market, many Tanzanians have realised that they need to enhance their professional skills, and therefore we have observed a growing number of workers joining professional development courses at various levels, while education institutions continuously developed tailor made programs such as evening courses to attract income and as well to address the need for job market.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 22nd Sep 13
The operation by Tanzania government to get rid of illegal immigrants, commonly referred to as "Operation Kimbunga" has had its fair share of local and international media coverage since it was launched, about a month ago.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Sep 13
Primary and secondary students using public transport in Dar es Salaam face many problems as they go to their respective schools. Apart from reaching their schools very late and sometimes missing first and second periods, normally commuter bus conductors stigmatizes them.
NIPASHE | 16th Sep 13
In August, 2013 during inauguration of 'Big Results Now' initiative in education sector senior education officials made their commitments to ensure that targets are met as planned.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 15th Sep 13
The way the Constitutional Review (Amendment) Bill of 2013 has been passed in the just ended Parliament session which had this proposed legislation as one of the important items on its loaded agenda, has definitely left keen observers wondering whether we are still on the right track as far as our desire to bring effective constitutional changes is concerned.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 15th Sep 13
It has been revealed that plans have been set into motion to stage the first-ever national women's sports cup early next year. Indeed, this is a laudable idea that was the brainchild of the International Inspiration Tanzania Women's Task Force which met recently at the British Council in Dar es Salaam.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Sep 13
Sextortion is a new terminology in Tanzania which is a form of silent corruption and abuse of power, which is increasingly becoming a common habit among many employers and officials in public and private sectors.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Sep 13
tly a group of ladies who graduated from Weruweru secondary school some years ago organized a get together with the aim of finding ways to unify their social and economic strength toward supporting education development of their previous school.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 8th Sep 13
An interesting workshop on auditing issues in Tanzania was held in Dar es Salaam during the last week of August 2013, and some of us got the opportunity to be participants. One may as well say it was unique, in the sense that unlike many other professional meetings which normally bring together birds of a feather to professionally flock together, this time around you had a combination of a professional auditors and laymen and women, who for two consecutive days seriously deliberated on auditing matters – in the interests of the general public.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Sep 13
Tanzanian albinos are very optimistic that the new constitution would address their problems such as rights to live, education, health, political, social and economic opportunities.
THE GUARDIAN | 2nd Sep 13
Angel Cabrera, president of George Mason University, argues in his 2012 book titled 'Being Global', that the challenges of global engagement require leaders at the helm who can craft solutions by seamlessly bringing together people and resources across national, cultural, and organizational lines.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 1st Sep 13
Recently, our athletes took part in the World Athletics Championships in Moscow but failed to make any significant impression. This disappointing outing has sadly become almost dispiritingly expected from our athletes on the international stage as shoddy displays have been the order of the day for quite some time.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 1st Sep 13
A recent disciplinary move taken by the Ministry of Home Affairs in its efforts to reform our police force deserves a comment or two. The move is none other than the firing of seven police officers and demoting four senior commanders after getting reliable evidence that accusations against them in regard to misconduct and involvement in criminal activities were valid.
THE GUARDIAN | 27th Aug 13
In recent months there have been increased incidents of wildlife crimes where animals like elephants, giraffes, buffaloes and many others are killed by poachers against the law. Our reporter GERALD KITABU interviewed JAMAL JUMA, a legal Officer at Lawyers' Environmental Action Team (LEAT) on wildlife crimes and their effect to the nation.
THE GUARDIAN | 26th Aug 13
Allen Navarro in his article titled 'Music and Social Change- How They Have Changed the World' published in June 23, 2011, argues that there is no better way to measure how far society has evolved but through music.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 25th Aug 13
Now that the World athletics championship which took place in Moscow this month is over and dust is settling, countries worldwide are busy undertaking postmortem exercises to find out how they performed and chart the way forward.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 25th Aug 13
Ever since Shaaban Ibrahim became the first Tanzanian youngster to qualify for the prestigious African Junior Tennis Championship a few years ago, local tennis has arguably been heading in the right direction.
THE GUARDIAN | 20th Aug 13
Kigoma Vijana Development Association (KIVIDEA) is a local NGO addressing youth challenges in Kigoma region. This is after learning that many youths in the region and its districts were largely alienated, marginalized and frustrated for lack of opportunities and resources, which, at times, rendered some of them into risk behaviours such as committing crimes.
THE GUARDIAN | 19th Aug 13
Education is termed as an important component in man's life an engine of the economy. In other words, education is the brain of the socio-economic development of any country. The education system of a society need to be stable, well structured and have firm foundation which could not be shaken easily.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 18th Aug 13
At a book launch function held in Dar es Salaam recently, some issues related to Kiswahili literature and the book industry in the country which deserve a sober follow-up were raised.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 18th Aug 13
As football federations on the continent get on with the weighty business of improving African football, the need to cherish the past while trying to boldly seize the future is absolutely important.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th Aug 13
Local governments are a form of public administration that exists as the lowest tier of administration in Tanzania. They generally act within powers delegated to them by legislation or directives of the higher level of government, providing a wide range of services such as managing government activities at grassroots level.
THE GUARDIAN | 12th Aug 13
Back in 2003 I worked as a Programme Officer with Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF), East Africa Headquarters in Dar es Salaam. This position gave me an exposure trip to Germany for various training programmes related to FNF's key programme areas.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 11th Aug 13
Our land of apparent peace and harmony seems to have a number of what looks like perennial problems and now, it seems illegal drug trade and consumption may soon turn into a national disaster.
THE GUARDIAN | 6th Aug 13
The youth in the country have all reasons to celebrate following an initiative by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food security and Co-operatives through Rufiji Basin Development Authority (RUBADA) to launch high-tech Agricultural Use Centres (AUC) in different places in the country to empower them with knowledge and skills to reduce the problem of unemployment rate through commercial agriculture.
THE GUARDIAN | 5th Aug 13
According to Dr. Qian Tang, in all regions of the world, the penetration of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in schools has led to a major transformation of the education landscape.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 4th Aug 13
The latest World Bank report on land in Africa, entitled "securing Africa's land for shared prosperity", has one major conclusion, that it is strange for the continent with the largest area of uncultivated land compared to other continents to have the highest poverty rate in the World.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 4th Aug 13
It is sad to note that despite its great potential, women's football in the country has still yet to take off in a really meaningful and significant way. This must be extremely disappointing for the many young girls and women in our country whose dreams and lofty aspirations of playing the beautiful game are being thwarted by the dispiriting lack of support from the football fraternity on the local scene.
THE GUARDIAN | 30th Jul 13
Extractive industry in Africa is yet to benefit many locals due many factors such as failure by the respective governments to negotiate better deals with mining companies, signing of controversial contracts and corruption among many others.
THE GUARDIAN | 29th Jul 13
Roger Slack in his article 'PEDACTICE - The Use of Multimedia in Schools' which was published in September, 1999, comments that the growth of information and communication technology (ICT) in society is reflected in policies to encourage the use of ICT in education and the development of educational multimedia.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 28th Jul 13
Anticipation and expectation are beginning to burgeon amongst the football-mad wananchi as the countdown to a brand new season of scintillating Mainland Premier League football action has already started.
THE GUARDIAN | 23rd Jul 13
Recently, Media Owners of Tanzania under the auspice of Media Owners Association of Tanzania (MOAT), and the Tanzania Human Rights Coalition (THRDC), met in Dar es Salaam to discuss security and protection of journalists in Tanzania.
THE GUARDIAN | 22nd Jul 13
Employment for people with disabilities has been a key agenda recently. On Friday 12th July 2013, I was invited to present a paper on the ''Role of Tanzania Education Authority in Supporting Inclusive Education" at the Workshop on ''Curriculum Change in Vocational Training for People with Disabilities" which was organized by Tanzania Chelshire Foundation (TCF) and held at the New Dodoma Hotel in Dodoma.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 21st Jul 13
Consumers of goods and services in our society, where today service providers and businesspeople are allergic to ethics and good standards can simply be described as unfortunate lot whose plight call for urgent attention and action.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Jul 13
Chitoa and Makangala forest reserves located in Lindi rural district are among the 22 forest reserves in the region. These forests are close to Kinyope village. Despite their tireless efforts to manage the forest reserves, Kinyope villagers complain that they are sidelined by the district government when it comes to sharing of revenues accrued from the forests.
THE GUARDIAN | 15th Jul 13
Prabha Ramseook-Munhurrun of the Mauritius University of Technology in his paper titled 'Service quality in the public service' argues that the service industry plays an increasingly important role in the economy of many countries.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 14th Jul 13
The 2013 Global Corruption Barometer report, published annually by Transparency International, is now on the bookshelves and online. It is a result of the survey conducted between September 2012 and March 2013 and, as usual, it provides us with hints on how the hydra-headed monster called corruption continues to cause destruction and socio-economic instability in various countries worldwide.
THE GUARDIAN | 9th Jul 13
The majority of youth in the country face challenges in sustaining their livelihood due to lack of employment opportunities. However, in a midst of such challenges, there are those who have identified opportunities and utilised them for self-growth and for the benefit of the whole society.
THE GUARDIAN | 8th Jul 13
There has not been a common understanding of what is 'inclusive education.' Many scholars and laymen relate inclusive education with specially designed education setting for children with disabilities.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 7th Jul 13
For some of us who happened to attend the SMART Partnership movement meeting held in Dar es Salaam last week for the first time, the event was an eye opener in a number of ways. One had an opportunity to know that the movement brings together minds which believe in basing the socio-economic development of society on setting specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time framed projects.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 7th Jul 13
After years of shoddy displays in big competitions, there are finally some reasons to feel bullish about the future of local sports. For one thing, despite failing to qualify for next year's football World Cup in Brazil, there are many on the local scene, who feel that, the Taifa Stars are still heading in the right direction.
THE GUARDIAN | 1st Jul 13
On February 2008, my family lost a family member, David, a 24 year-old young man after going into coma for a week. David grew up as an intelligent child with good performance from kindergarten, primary school up to form two.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 30th Jun 13
The latest June Summit of leaders of the richest and most influential Countries in the World, under their club popularly known as the G8, this time around included an item in their agenda which is of much interest to developing countries like ours - the item is none other than tax evasion by big companies which happen to have worldwide business tentacles.
THE GUARDIAN | 25th Jun 13
In recent years, residents of cities like Dar es Salaam have increasingly been involved in land conflicts which were not there in the past. In such conflicts, some people have lost their lives and properties and others have been displaced.
THE GUARDIAN | 24th Jun 13
his paper titled 'Service quality in the public service,' Prabha Ramseook-Munhurrun of the Mauritius University of Technology argues that the service industry plays an increasingly important role in the economy of many countries.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 23rd Jun 13
Peace, or lack of it, is one of the themes under discussion in the United Republic of Tanzania today, a country hitherto referred to as a "land of Peace". Concern about this important aspect of life is not without reason or reasons.
THE GUARDIAN | 18th Jun 13
Since the chairman of the Constitution Review Commission, Justice Joseph Warioba released the draft Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania nearly two weeks ago, Tanzanians, individually, in groups, the private sector, different public and private institutions have been contributing their views to improve on the draft.
THE GUARDIAN | 17th Jun 13
On Thursday 12th June 2012, on behalf of Director General of Tanzania Education Authority (TEA), I presented a paper on "The Role of TEA in Supporting Inclusive Education in Tanzania" at the Inclusive Networking Meeting workshop, jointly organised by the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT) and ADD International.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 16th Jun 13
There is no doubt that Tanzanians are eager to have a new mother law of the land. Enthusiasm, concern and desire to participate seriously in this national exercise are clear indicators which lead us to the above remark.
THE GUARDIAN | 11th Jun 13
The Benjamin William Mkapa HIV/AIDS Foundation (BMAF) recently held a two-day meeting with the objective to reflect and share with key stakeholders, the foundation's experiences on programmes and institutional development.
THE GUARDIAN | 10th Jun 13
On 5th June 2013, the Minister for Education and Vocational Training (MoEVT), Dr. Shukuru Kawambwa presented his ministry's 2013/2014 budget speech at the National Parliament in Dodoma, soon after re-announcement of the 2012 National Form Four examination results.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 9th Jun 13
There were all sorts of feelings when the President of the United Republic of Tanzania came up with the announcement that the country would embark on a historic project of writing a new constitution to replace the current one, which has been overtaken by events in many ways.
THE GUARDIAN | 4th Jun 13
Some employers have expressed concern on the quality of graduates produced by the country's colleges and universities. They say there is a big gap between what is taught in school and the requirement of the labour market.
THE GUARDIAN | 3rd Jun 13
For most countries, developed and less developed, the sources of education revenue invariably involve a combination of public and private financing sources. There are various sources of education revenue including fiscal sources; user charges including various forms of cost recovery and cost sharing sources; student loans which constitute as a revolving fund which generates income out of which loans are offered to students; and various forms of community contributions (Galabawa, 2007).
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 2nd Jun 13
The Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) needs no much introduction as it is often in the limelight, for a simple reason that it is active. It is a voluntary Non-Governmental institution whose membership is several media organizations.
THE GUARDIAN | 28th May 13
Education stakeholders are now questioning the quality and education standard offered in our universities. This is because there are allegations that some master's degree students are hiring relatives and experts of the same field to do their dissertation or simply copy past dissertations stored in different libraries or soft wares.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 26th May 13
The obviously polluted social and political atmosphere in the country seems to have tempted the ruling class and other members of the elite to contemplate all sorts of measures to take in order to stabilize the situation and maintain the image of the country as an island of peace and harmony in Africa.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 26th May 13
After winning the Mainland Premier League title, Yanga now turn their focus to the Kagame Cup, which is looming large on the horizon. Indeed, the Kagame Cup, which brings together East and Central Africa's leading football teams, will start soon on June 18 and end on July 2 in Sudan.
THE GUARDIAN | 21st May 13
Last week more than 100 talented young men and women contested at the Global Innovation through Science and Technology (GIST) startup boot camp East Africa. During the innovation competitions, a Tanzanian youth, Arnold Minde who is a software developer and a University of Dar es Salaam Computer Engineering graduate emerged the overall winner.
GUARDIAN ON SUNDAY | 19th May 13
Unlike in the previous years, this time the World Press Freedom day was jointly commemorated by stakeholders in the East African Community member countries, who met in Arusha for two days during the first week of this month.
THE GUARDIAN | 14th May 13
The government's decision two weeks ago to nullify Form Four examination results has received mixed reactions from teachers, civil society organisations and other education stakeholders.
THE GUARDIAN | 13th May 13
Since independence, our education system has gone through a number of significant changes, some of which according to my opinion were necessary and some were not. As we obtained independence, it was necessary to make some changes from the colonial education system to fit our political and economic orientation.
THE GUARDIAN | 7th May 13
Maintaining peace and harmony is very important for any nation's development. It is also very important in Tanzania at the moment now that our peace is in jeopardy. Our reporter GERALD KITABU interviewed the Chairman of Good News for All Ministry, BISHOP CHARLES GADI whose church has organised countrywide prayers for the nation's peace, on the need to preserve peace and harmony in the country.


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When courts 'pierce the corporate veil', they disregard the separateness of the corporation and hold a shareholder responsible for the corporation's action as if it were the shareholder's own. Although as a general rule the courts are reluctant to allow corporate veil piercing, creditors of an insolvent corporation frequently attempt to hold the shareholders liable when they cannot obtain satisfaction from their debtor. In the United States, in fact, piercing claims constitute the single most litigated area in corporate law. This study clears up some of the mists hanging around the concept of corporate veil piercing. What exactly is corporate veil piercing and in which situations does it occur? What are the legal rules involved? Following a short overview of the applicable law in the six legal systems that are the subject of this study-those of Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States-the author proceeds with a more profound analysis from a functional comparative perspective, starting from particular situations that typically call for shareholder liability for the debts of subsidiary companies. Among the grounds for veil piercing claims the author discusses the following, along with the substantive and procedural law and important cases associated with each in the six jurisdictions covered:
In the course of the presentation, a thorough analysis of legal scholarship in the area leads to numerous applications of the various theories and doctrines that can be brought to bear on veil piercing cases. In addition, an in-depth discussion of the international dimension of corporate veil piercing focuses on the question of which laws should govern the liability of a parent corporation for the debts of its subsidiary. Throughout, the author's clear insight into the substantive law of veil piercing sheds light on traditional misconceptions in the conflict of laws on the issue. She also details initiatives undertaken by various international bodies, including the United Nations, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the European Union, the International Court of Justice, and the International Labour Organization. Dr Vandekerckhove's study is the most comprehensive, far-reaching, and up-to-date study of this important growing area of corporate law practice. As such it will prove of great value to practitioners, judges, and academics in the field, and will prove its worth anywhere in the world where the presence of multinational corporations is felt.
Part I. Introduction. Chapter 1. Legal and Historical Background of the Principles Concerned by Corporate Veil Piercing. Chapter 2. Terminology and Scope of Study. Part II. Comparative Analysis of the Substantive Law on Corporate Veil Piercing. Chapter 3. General Overview of Piercing of the Corporate Veil in the Legal Systems Analysed. Chapter 4. Functional Comparison of Some Capita Selecta. Chapter 5. Some Solutions to Corporate Veil Piercing Issues. Chapter 6. Initiatives on the International Level. Part III. Conflict of Laws Relating to Piercing of the Corporate Veil. Chapter 7. Methodology Relating to the Conflict of Laws with Regard to Corporate Veil Piercing. Chapter 8. Theories Relating to Conflict of Laws in Regard to Piercing of the Corporate Veil. Chapter 9. Piercing of the Corporate Veil in the Conflict of Laws. Chapter 10. Conclusion.
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Jack and Adam met up to discuss how Victor made Skye disappear, as well as the Newman Fund. They tried to work together as partners, but clearly weren't pleased with the arrangement. Jack made some calls about Skye's stock and realized that she'd had insider information from an old acquaintance at Harvard. "Are we going to follow Skye's example or not?" Adam wondered. He wanted to call Skye's contact, but Jack didn't want to get busted by the FCC. "I'm not going to do anything to jeopardize that fund," Jack explained. "I can make money without cheating." Adam was confident that he could use his business skills to make it work. Jack suggested a healthy competition between them to add to their profits.
Meanwhile, Nick and Victor dined at the G.C.A.C. Victor promised to make some calls so that Nick could get full custody of Faith. Michael joined them and reported that Sharon has agreed to revisit the custody case.... Sharon was playing with Faith when she got a call about the custody hearing. The court told her to bring Faith in case the judge ruled in Nick's favor. Later, they met with the judge, who awarded full custody to Nick due to Sharon being charged with murder. Sharon insisted that she didn't hurt anyone. Nick coldly asked Michael to get Faith so she and Sharon could say good-bye and reminded Sharon that she could see the baby whenever she wanted. Sharon gave Faith a tearful good-bye and promised that they'd be together again soon. She begged Victor to do what's best for Faith, despite his feelings for Adam.
Sofia met with Tucker at the club and tried to explain why she covered for Cane about Blake. Tucker didn't want to hear it and ordered her to clean up the mess or go to jail. Yikes.... Colin joined Blake at the bar and asked what kind of game he was playing. Blake blamed Cane for the mess.... Neil and Malcolm went to Lily's to check on her. She assured them that she's not in danger. Neil asked where Cane was, but she didn't know. She was fed up with her husband's lies, but didn't want them to hurt Cane since he is their babies' father. "Was I wrong the whole time?" Lily wondered. Neil tried to comfort his daughter.... Mal was disappointed in Sofia for helping Cane.... Cane went to the Chancellor Estate and told Kay and Jill about his past. Colin paid Cane a visit. They went outside and Cane blamed him for Samantha's deaths. Cane planned to tell Jill and Kay the whole truth about Colin, but Colin wasn't fazed and threatened to kill Jill. "I'm a lot tougher than you think," Colin warned. They went back inside and Cane revealed that his sister was murdered. Jill and Kay promised to stand by him. Colin interrupted and asked to talk to Jill privately. Before leaving, he offered to "help" Cane.... Blake and Sofia ran into each other at Jimmy's and she warned that he's going to jail. "I'm my own boss," Blake told her. She wasn't scared, but he just laughed at her. Later, Kay sat down with Cane and asked if there was more to his story. "I can't talk anymore," he replied, evading her question. Kay understood. He wanted to see Lily, but Kay advised him to give her some space. Still, she called Lily and asked if she wanted to see him. Lily agreed and asked him to come over.
Jack ran into Victor and Michael at the club and gloated about how well the Newman Fund was doing. He then noted that he may have found what they need to take down Adam.... Adam went to the courthouse, where Sharon was saying good-bye to her daughter. Nick left with Faith; Adam tried to comfort Sharon.
Mal and Sofia met by the bar and he reamed her out for protecting Cane. He was also upset with her for not telling him. Sofia wanted to continue with wedding plans, but he wasn't in the mood — and planned to move into the club. She couldn't believe that he'd bail on her so easily. She asked if he wanted to call off the wedding. "I'm done," he growled as he stormed away. Sofia then walked into the street just as a car zoomed up the block... Kay asked to speak with Jill alone, but Jill stated that Colin is family. Kay became annoyed when Jill compared Colin to Murphy. Jill left with Colin and didn't understand why Kay couldn't support her. She and Colin planned to get married right away.... Neil left just as Cane arrived and brushed past his son-in-law without saying a word. Cane entered and stated his love for Lily. "What we have saved my life," she told him. She gave him a last chance to save their marriage and asked if she finally knows everything about him. He couldn't answer and her eyes filled with tears. "You were never even real," she cried. "You never even existed at all."
Lily confronted Cane about continually lying to her about his past. Cane argued that he was trying to protect her, but she wouldn't buy it and demanded that he leave for good. Cane tried to hold back his tears as he packed up his things. He recorded a video for the twins, explaining that he had to go away for a while.
Sofia left Jimmy's Bar and was nearly plowed down by a motorcycle. Malcolm and Neil saw her and ran to her rescue; thankfully, she came away with just a scrape on her arm. She couldn't describe the driver, but remembered seeing a skull on his or her helmet. Meanwhile, Blake removed a motorcycle helmet — with a skull on it.
At Crimson Lights, Jill tried to plan her wedding to Colin, but he was obviously distracted. Neil and Mal took Sofia to the coffeehouse and she filled in a concerned Jill on her near accident. Colin suddenly left and called Blake, instructing him to get rid of the helmet. Jill feared that Sofia had been targeted on purpose; Neil agreed that it could have something to do with Cane. Sofia refused to live in fear. Mal was ready to make up with her.... Blake went to the G.C.A.C, where he ran into Lily and the twins. She demanded that he stay away from her.... Colin and Blake met up; he ordered Blake to "take care" of things.
Diane worked at the Newman Ranch, while Kyle grew bored. Victor joined her and lamented that he hated to see Sharon lose her child, but added that Adam was no good. Diane asked him to keep an eye on Kyle while she took care of some "work." Kyle eyed a photo of Victoria and asked why she never came to the ranch. "Some things have happened," Victor shrugged. Kyle asked if he missed Victoria and Reed; Victor changed the subject by inviting Kyle to go snowmobiling.
Nick took Faith to the tack house and promised to take good care of her. Soon Diane arrived and asked if he could use a friend. Nick welcomed her inside. After he put Faith to bed, he joined Diane and they talked about the difficulties of being parents in a broken home. She admitted that she had some regrets about taking Kyle from Jack when their son was young. She assured Nick that Faith would be okay. Nick told her that he wants to be more than just friends. She wondered if he'd change his mind again, but he kissed her to show that he was serious. Diane suggested that they see what else they have in common; he invited her to stay for dinner. Later, they cooked together and debated how much hot pepper to add to the dish. Their mock sparring led to a near-kiss, but they were interrupted by a call from Kyle, who informed her that Victor was hurt snowmobiling. Diane hurried back to the ranch to tend to Victor, who'd hit his head. Kyle went to get bandages while Diane teased Victor about snowmobiling at night. He joked about the tree being in the way. She became serious as she bandaged him and confided that she'd once dreamed of Victor and Kyle growing close. Nick called to check on her, but she asked to take a rain check on their dinner. Nick dined with Faith instead. Meanwhile, Diane joined Kyle and Victor for a movie.
Adam tried to comfort a devastated Sharon. "All I want is Faith," she sighed. Adam promised that he'd take on Victor and Nick to get Faith back. Sharon didn't want him to, but Adam was determined to do something. "Just be here for me," she requested. He stayed put, but blamed himself for her losing custody. "I hurt you," he admitted. Sharon noted that even people who love each other sometimes hurt one another. They kissed passionately.
Lily returned home and found Cane still there. She reported that she'd seen Blake at the club and had asked him to stay away. Cane begged her to leave town with him, but she refused. He said good-bye to his son and daughter, but promised to be back. Lily told him not to make promises that he can't keep.... Colin returned to the coffeehouse and asked Jill if they could wed that night. She was shocked and asked why he wanted to rush things. He replied that what happened to Sofia made him want to live in the moment. Jill asked if they could have a traditional wedding the next day and he agreed.... Blake sat at Jimmy's and watched footage of Lily on his phone.... Cane continued to plead with Lily to leave town, but she asked him to go. He reluctantly obliged.
Neil tried to comfort Lily, who confided in him how confused she was about everything that had happened with Cane. She also regretted having to keep the twins from her father. Meanwhile, Kay invited Cane to stay with her, but he turned her down and said that it was best for him to leave town. Kay didn't think that he should live in fear, but he explained that by breaking his organization's code and speaking, he was in danger. He didn't want to put his loved ones in danger, as well. Kay assured him that his family would help him bring down the criminals and urged him to tell Lily the whole truth about his past.
Blake left Colin a message and promised to prove his loyalty to his boss.... At Crimson Lights, Malcolm seethed about Sofia almost getting run down by a person whom they suspected was Blake. He vowed that Blake wouldn't get away with it. After, Sofia planned to spend time with Lily. She was pleased that Neil and Mal have been getting along. Malcolm just wanted to be there for Lily. Sofia wondered how she'd get back the money that was paid to Blake, a.k.a. "James Collier."
Colin went to the church to make plans for his and Jill's wedding. At the G.C.A.C, Jill informed Billy that she and Colin are getting married. She asked him to be there, but Billy thought that she was out of her mind. He advised her to slow things down, but she was sure that it was right with Colin. She also reminded Billy how he and Victoria had their invalid wedding in Jamaica. Billy argued that he and Victoria have known each other for years, but agreed to meet Colin. Colin soon met him at the club and Billy questioned him about his intentions toward Jill. He urged him not to rush into marriage with Jill, but Colin replied that he wants what he sees. Billy asked if he wanted Jill's money. Colin admitted that he'd been in jail for tax evasion, but has turned over a new leaf. Billy still didn't trust him, but Colin and Jill refused to delay the wedding. A hurt Jill accused her son of being "like the rest of them." "Nobody who loves you wants to watch you make the worst mistake of your life," Billy told her and stormed out. He then called Cane and filled him in on Colin and Jill's wedding plans.
Cane returned home and called out for Lily, but she and the babies weren't there. He sat down and wrote her a note in which he spilled the secret about himself and his father. Meanwhile, Mal, Neil and Sofia promised to protect Lily from the people who were threatening her family. Lily wanted to help protect Cane and headed back to her place.... Cane called Colin and demanded that his father not go through with the wedding. Colin replied that he wants Cane to be a part of his life. Cane gave his father an ultimatum: stop the wedding or Cane would tell everyone the truth about their family.... As she drove home, Lily tried to reach him on her cell.
Billy went to the Chancellor Estate to see Kay, just as Lily called Kay, asking if she'd seen Cane. Billy got on the phone and told Lily about the wedding. Kay couldn't believe that Jill was going through with it. Lily decided to head toward the church.... Colin returned to Jill and assured her that people would eventually accept their relationship. Jill stated that she didn't care what they thought and just wanted to marry Colin. They planned to meet at the church.... Cane finished his letter to Lily and placed it on the desk. He then went to the church to stop Jill from marrying his father.... Kay and Billy discussed Colin and how they didn't trust him. However, Kay doubted that anything they could say would stop Jill.... Colin went to see Blake and gave him one more job: to stop Cane from disrupting the wedding ceremony. Blake pointed out that Cane would never be a son to Colin and planned to get close to Lily so that Colin could have access to his grandkids. Colin warned Blake not to do anything stupid.... Neil called Lily, who was at the church waiting for Cane. Neil didn't think that it was wise for her to talk to her husband, but she disagreed. Jill arrived, wearing a blue wedding gown and was thrilled to see Lily. Lily promised to help prevent Cane from stopping the ceremony and shared that she didn't want to walk away from Cane. Jill was happy to hear that Lily was going to try to forgive him. Colin joined them and warmly welcomed them.
Cane arrived at the church, but was stopped by Blake at the steps. Inside, Jill and Colin began their wedding vows. As an aria played, Lily wheeled the twins outside.... Just as Jill and Colin said, "I do," Blake shot Cane. Lily screamed, the stroller with the twins bounced down the church steps and Cane fell to the ground, blood pouring out of his mouth.
At the Chancellor Estate, Kay and Billy waited for news about Jill. Kay wondered if Jill was really going through with marrying Colin. Murphy joined them and they filled him in on Jill. Murphy suggested that she wash her hands of Jill, but Kay replied that she couldn't do that Meanwhile at the church, Cane was shot by Blake; Blake then tumbled to the bottom of the church steps and broke his neck. A sobbing Lily ran to her husband... Malcolm told Sofia that Lily needs to cut Cane out of her life.... Jill and Colin joined Lily, while Neil grabbed the babies and called for help. He then called Mal and Sofia, who hurried over there.... Lily pleaded with Cane to hang on and declared her love for him. However, Cane died in her arms. Lily, Jill and Colin were devastated. Soon, an ambulance arrived and officially pronounced him dead. Lily pleaded with them to save Cane and refused to leave him. Neil and Mal tried to keep her calm, to no avail. Jill just stood there, stunned, and wondered how it happened. The cop questioned her and Colin about Cane and she numbly told him how Blake had been blackmailing Cane. She broke down as it hit her that the twins would never know their father. Neil wanted to take Lily into the church to pray, but she refused. "Pray for what? My husband is dead!" she cried. Jill and Colin returned to the Chancellor Estate and gave Bill, Murphy and Kay the bad news about Cane. Billy headed to the church to see if he could help. "There was so much blood," Jill cried as Kay embraced her.
Malcolm and Sofia took the twins back to Lily's place. Sofia regretted having worked with Blake; Mal was upset with her for not having told him about Cane's dangerous associates. Sofia asked if Malcolm was blaming her for Cane's death. "You knew it was wrong and you did it anyway," Mal huffed. Sofia argued that she kept the secret to protect her family. "My intentions were good," she insisted. Mal wasn't sure that he could trust her.
Lily finally joined Neil in the church and she thanked him for saving the twins' lives. She thought it was ironic that she and Cane had been so worried about the twins growing up without their mother while she'd been sick. "He can't be gone," Lily cried and regretted having pushed Cane away. Billy soon arrived and sat with Lily, not saying anything. She cried in his arms. Later, she wondered how she'd be able to explain everything to her kids. Billy promised to help her and to write a tribute to Cane in Restless Style.
Jill went upstairs to remove her bloody dress and sobbed as she eyed herself in the mirror. Kay joined her and offered to help. "Thank you," Jill said quietly as Kay handed her a robe. "It doesn't matter that Cane wasn't a Chancellor. He was ours." Kay agreed. "Family is family, no matter what," she replied. Jill slowly sat down on the bed and broke down again.... Colin blankly stared out the living room window. Murphy brought him a clean jacket. Kay handed him Jill's bloody dress and he headed outside. Murphy noted that Colin seemed to be very rattled. Kay wondered why he was so upset when Cane had disliked him so much. Later, Jill hugged a photo of Cane while Colin stayed with her. "I'm gonna try to make this right for you," he promised. "I think God sent you to me at the perfect time," she answered.
Mal returned to the church and blasted Sofia to Neil. Neil defended her. Billy came outside and told them that Lily was ready to talk to the police. She gave the cop the whole story about Cane getting shot and was determined for the world to know that Cane was a hero. Neil, Billy and Malcolm held her as they went outside and she saw the chalk body outline where Cane had been. Later, the cop went to see Jill and asked her to go to the morgue so she could ID the body, but she refused. Colin volunteered to do it and almost slipped that Cane was his son. Jill praised Colin for taking care of her. Murphy and Billy agreed that they'd misjudged him, but Kay still looked wary.
Sofia cared for the twins and apologized to Cane's picture. Mal returned and was cold toward her.... Colin went to the morgue and spent a moment alone with Cane's body. He swore that he never intended for his son to get killed and vowed that his grandkids would never be a part of the organization. He dissolved into sobs as he stated his love for his son. Lily and Neil arrived and wondered why Colin was there. He explained that he was trying to spare Jill the trauma. Lily asked to see Cane one last time.... Blake's body was wheeled by Colin. He lifted the blanket and eyed his late associate.... Lily entered the morgue alone and spoke aloud, wondering how she could say good-bye to him.
Paul and Nina went to Crimson Lights before going ice skating. Paul was determined to get her mind off of Chance and Ronan, and whether Chance was a match for his brother. An anxious Heather joined them and Paul invited her out. Just then, Ronan entered the coffeehouse and they invited him, as well. The four went to the lake and sat around a campfire. Ronan began to tell a story about his adoptive mother, who was an amateur skater, but stopped when he thought it would hurt Nina; she eagerly encouraged him to share it and enjoyed hearing about his mom. Heather challenged him to show them his moves and he took her up on it. Everyone was impressed when he attempted a complicated spin, but he fainted and hit the ice. Paul called an ambulance, while Nina and Heather tried to wake him. Later at the hospital, the doctor told them that if Ronan doesn't get a liver transplant in time, he'll die. Nina wished they'd hear from Christine to get word on Chance. After they visited Ronan, who was sure that Chris would call when she had news. He turned on the TV and they saw the newscast about Cane.
At Jimmy's, Daniel called to check on paternity results. Chloe entered and wondered what was bothering him. He flashed back to taking baby Lucy's pacifier. Chloe than lamented that Jana still thinks that she's married to Kevin. Kevin joined them and planted a kiss on Chloe; he informed her that Jana is going to be at group therapy so he and Chloe would get to spend an evening together. "Get a room," Daniel teased as they smooched. After, the news report about Cane aired on the bar's TV; the three watched in horror. Daniel wanted to check on Lily. Chloe freaked out, especially since Cane's death reminded her of Chance's.
Victoria and Billy brought Lucy to the Chancellor Estate and gave Kay and Murphy their condolences about Cane. Jill sat quietly in the corner. Billy brought the baby over to her and Jill perked up. Lauren arrived and pulled Jill into an embrace.... At the morgue, Colin spoke to Blake's corpse and promised that in some way, Blake would feel the pain that he's feeling. The mortician asked what should be done with the body. "He can rot in hell," Colin replied.... Lily said good-bye to Cane's body. "You can't be gone," she cried and regretted that they'd wasted so much time. "I forgive you," she said. "I need to know that you heard me at the church." Neil arrived and tried to comfort his daughter. She wished that this were just a bad dream. He encouraged her to say her final good-bye and let Cane go. She slowly followed him outside.
Everyone got upset when Billy stated that he was going to write an article about Cane. However, Billy explained that he wanted people to know the truth; that Cane died in order to prevent Blake from shooting Lily and the kids. Kay agreed to help him. Colin arrived and was silent as he listened to Billy. Lauren offered to help Jill call her family members and was shocked when Jill revealed that she and Colin got married. Jill admitted that she wasn't sure why Cane had come to the church, but hoped that he'd changed his mind about supporting her marriage.... Neil took Lily home and she sat with her son. She lamented that she'd taken being with Cane for granted, including the little moments like when they had coffee together in the mornings. Devon stopped by and joined his sister on the couch. She leaned her head on his shoulder and cried. Later, she spoke about the future she and Cane won't get to have. "You and Cane shared a lot," Devon assured her. "You guys had something that was very rare and no one can take that away from you." "They stole our future," she replied. Devon and Neil offered to stay with her for the night, but she wanted to be alone.
Chloe, Kevin and Daniel went to the Chancellor Estate to pay their respects. Jill was happy to see them. Billy introduced them to his and Victoria's daughter and explained how they were able to adopt her so quickly. Chloe wasn't exactly happy about it, especially since he hadn't told her earlier. She worried about how Delia was taking it; Billy revealed that they hadn't told her yet. Chloe was really annoyed when Kevin admitted that he knew about the adoption.... Lauren apologized to Jill for sounding critical about the wedding. Jill noted that Colin has been there for her during this ordeal. Kay still didn't trust him.... Colin went outside with Jill's phone and listened to the message that Cane had left her about Colin. He then deleted it.
Nina went to the Chancellor Estate to check on Kay and Jill. Billy finished his editorial about Cane and read it aloud to the family. In it, he called Cane a hero. Jill and Colin were touched, but Colin wondered if there was anything left to investigate in Cane's death. Murphy shared that Blake had been blackmailing him. Jill vowed to make the organization that had been targeting Cane pay. Later, Nina accidentally dumped her drink on Jill.... Daniel got the results for the paternity test, which confirmed that he's Lucy's father.... Lily turned on her laptop and saw the video that Cane had left for the twins. She cried as she watched it.
Christine arrived at the hospital with news for Ronan: Chance is a match.... Nina followed Jill upstairs, as Jill tried to brush her away. When Jill entered her room, she was shocked to see Chance standing there!
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The years of plenty ended and the years of famine began. All the neighboring lands were going hungry, but Egypt had plenty of food saved up for just this occasion. When the citizens of Egypt ran out of food, they complained to Pharaoh, who sent them to Yoseif. Yoseif opened up his store houses and provided the people with food, though they did have to pay for it. People from all over the area were soon coming to Egypt to buy food.
The land of Canaan was hit by the famine, so Yaakov told his sons to go to Egypt to buy food. Yoseif's ten older brothers saddled up for the journey, but Yaakov didn't send Binyamin. Binyamin was Rachel's only surviving son (or so Yakov thought), so he was scared to let the baby of the family out of his sight. The ten brothers came before "Tzafnas Panayach" to buy food.
Yoseif immediately recognized his brothers, but they didn't recognize him. (Not only had he grown a beard since they last saw him, they also assumed he was dead.) Yoseif decided to put his brothers to the test and see what kind of men they turned out to be, so he accused them of being spies on a mission to look for Egypt's weaknesses. They denied this charge and told him that they were brothers, the sons of one man. They had two other brothers, they told him, one of whom had died and the other of whom was at home with their father. Yoseif claimed not to believe them and he said they would be executed if one of them did not go back home and produce the youngest brother as proof of their story. He had them all tossed into jail for three days.


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Davey's dancing boy provides only relief at Miller Park on Sunday
If you were at Sunday's game at Miller Park in which the Brewers scored 10 runs and STILL managed to lose to the Nationals, 11-10, in 11 innings, the highlight for you just might have been the kid dancing on the Jumbotron in the late innings.
It was for me, and for thousands of other fans.
Turns out that kid is Wilson von Bohlen, son of Maritime and The Promise Ring front man Davey von Bohlen.
When tweets of photos and videos of Wilson began flooding Twitter, Davey (@daveyvonbohlen) quickly – and rightfully – claimed credit as the proud papa of the boy who was just about the only ray of sunshine in a grim Brewers loss.
Von Bohlen tweeted that the Brewers graciously presented Wilson with an autographed baseball for his fancy footwork.
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