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Repair site might be in way of new Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood runway: Plan OK'd before FAA ruling on expansion
Sep. 18--An aircraft repair center will be built on the north side of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, even though the airport may have to spend millions to relocate it if forced to switch course on where to locate a second major...
Sep. 18--An aircraft repair center will be built on the north side of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, even though the airport may have to spend millions to relocate it if forced to switch course on where to locate a second major runway.
Broward County commissioners agreed this summer to allow the project by Brazilian aviation giant Embraer. It's to be built on land that would be needed if a new runway is constructed north of the current main landing strip. Commissioners prefer lengthening the southern commuter runway, but the Federal Aviation Administration is studying all options and won't decide what to do about the long-delayed and controversial runway until early next year.
Initial warnings from the FAA about a potential conflict came a month before the Embraer vote in June, but the airport staff did not tell commissioners. The FAA has written to the county objecting to the Embraer project and stating that the airport would have to pay for the repair center's removal if the northern parallel runway is built.
The questions surrounding the Embraer project are deepening discontent among commissioners who already were divided over airport expansion and distrustful of the airport's administration.
"I'm not a risk-taker, and this wasn't worth rolling the dice even though Embraer is a wonderful company," said Commissioner Lois Wexler, who opposed the project. "The FAA has drawn a line in the sand and said it won't pay a penny for relocation. We should have known and should have waited."
Mayor Josephus Eggelletion disagrees.
He sees the chance as remote that the northern parallel runway will replace the southern plan that the county wants, although he agrees that the commission should have been told of the FAA concerns. Regardless, he said, the FAA decision should be made before the Embraer center is completed so the cost would be small.
"We need a well-rounded employment base and that means creating high-wage, high-value-added jobs," Eggelletion said. "That is what Embraer represents."
The Fort Lauderdale airport is the North America headquarters of Embraer, one of the world's largest aircraft manufacturers. The airport and Embraer began discussions last year about expansion, and the company eventually chose Fort Lauderdale as home for a new repair and maintenance center.
Agreements with the county commit Embraer to invest at least $8 million, but the county approved $17 million in tax-exempt bonds for the project that the company will pay for. Embraer expects to open the center within a year on the 25-acre site.
The county is seeking federal approval for the southern runway to relieve delays expected over the next 13 years as air traffic increases. The runway would be lengthened to 8,000 feet by building a bridge over Federal Highway, to handle large commercial jets.
As part of its review, the FAA is analyzing other options, including a northern parallel runway.
Critics of the current plan contend the FAA could favor the northern parallel because it could be combined with a shorter lengthening of the south runway to create three major runways at the airport. A 7,700-foot northern runway would be cheaper than the 8,000-foot southern runway and would do more to reduce delays when combined with a 6,000-foot southern runway.
County e-mails show the first warning of a conflict between the Embraer project and the northern parallel runway came on May 2 from a mid-level airport planner who had talked to the FAA.
That was 49 days before commissioners approved the project, but the airport's interim director at the time, Bob Bielek, dismissed the concern. He questioned whether the FAA was overstepping its authority by interfering with day-to-day management at the airport.
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by Gary Jason | Posted January 14, 2011
There is an old adage in which I find considerable wisdom: "When a pig flies, you don't criticize it for not staying up very long." I take the meaning of this saying to be that when someone who has a habit of making poor choices finally makes a moderately good one, you ought to praise the success, even if you feel he could have done more.
Well, a pig has flown. President Obama, who for his first two years ran the most anti-free-trade administration since the days of the Smoot-Hawley tariff, has managed to salvage a free-trade agreement (FTA) with South Korea, after stalling it for two years and being snubbed in Asia when he tried to strongarm a new deal. He managed a minor renegotiation, getting some relief from Korea's environmental regulations on our cars and a slowing of our phase-out of tariffs on the Koreans' trucks. He did this, however, at the cost of keeping Korea's tariffs on our cars in place for five more years, and of an extra two years of Korean tariffs on American pork products. Hardly worth the wait on a deal that was already well negotiated in 2007.
But the good news is that Obama will finally let the deal proceed, and that 95% of all US and South Korean tariffs will be eliminated within five years. The deal also opens up greater trade in services, allowing (for example) more Korean banks in America and more American banks in Korea. That's all good.
Now that Speaker Pelosi is finally history, chances are good that Speaker Boehner ("Blubbering Boehner" to his chums) will get the FTA with Korea through the House — and also the FTAs with Colombia and Panama, which have been languishing on the sidelines since Bush left office. It would be helpful if the pig could stay aloft long enough to help get these deals past Congress. So far, Obama hasn't bothered to do that. He has shown a touching deference to the unions that oppose them, and that gave so much to his presidential campaign.
Yet it seems to be dawning on the exceptionally obtuse Obama that it may be far more useful to his 2012 reelection (gag!) campaign to have lower unemployment than to have higher union contributions poured into his campaign coffers. Perhaps the pig isn't just flying; perhaps he has had an epiphany.
If for that we are hardly ecstatic, we can at least be satisfied.
Gary Jason is a lecturer in philosophy and a senior editor of Liberty. His book, Dangerous Thoughts, is available through Amazon.
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I thank Mr. Straub for his comment. He is exactly right--any FTA has to be approved by both houses of Congress. But after the recent Republican gains, and Obama's shift in position to now favor the Korean FTA (and more recently, the other two pending FTAs), we can hope.
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An FTA has to be approved by both houses, not just the House of Representatives. Just sayin'.
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Years of study, hundreds of columns, a multitude of presentations and numerous consultations all led me to ultimately learn that succession planning is the best way to maximize the return on your investment. As I write this, it seems rather obvious and a bit simplistic.
But the word succession can bring to mind any number of misunderstandings or difficult and awkward thoughts. Most people associate the planning process with meetings, professional advisers, legal documents and discussions around tax ramifications—ugh!
That's not the right picture. Think about it. You've invested a lifetime of blood, sweat and tears. Most people want to get the most out of their work. They want to be paid well for their effort. They want to improve their financial position. And they want to feel good about their occupation and know they've helped others and made a difference.
We all want that; we all want a good 'return on investment.' For a family business owner, farmer and/or rancher, that return comes in three forms: income, equity and satisfaction. Income and equity are obvious. Driving revenue to some bottom line pays the bills and affords a particular lifestyle. Equity, or value appreciation, from a well-run operation is always a goal. A growing pool of financial assets provides security and opportunity.
Professional satisfaction, on the other hand—the feeling you get from a job well done and a life well lived—is a whole different kind of return. The intrinsic, non-physical return we receive from accomplishment has value. For simplicity, I refer to it as satisfaction. You may call it fulfillment, gratification or happiness.
Succession is about maximizing the return on your investment. A comprehensive plan is designed to help you preserve, promote and pass those accumulated assets—money, property and contentment—to a well-prepared next generation. Which is exactly what most of us are working for.
The satisfaction you derive from your farm is well-expressed by Aesop's classic parable.
The ultimate satisfaction from your work: The next generation yearning to follow in your boot-steps.
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While reading a news article about the average age of a farmer and the need for new blood ("Aging Farmers Face Uncertain Future" by Sylvia Carignan from Gazette.Net), my mind quickly jumps to several issues and questions. The issues involve symptoms and causes which, if debated, will not bring us a single step closer to solutions. The questions might allow us to examine the problem, if it is one, and then take corrective action.
The article says, due to the age, suburban encroachment, regulations, costs and a lack of experienced successors, some families and owners are looking toward uncertain futures. Carignan refers to a Montgomery County business group, Farming at Metro's Edge, that reports, "Attracting new individuals into the farming profession, and training them in ever-changing local, state and federal regulations is a challenge."
Although written to highlight difficulties, the circumstance shouts of overwhelming opportunity. So consider the following questions.
Although I don't profess to have all the answers, the right questions should help us find solutions. It's up to us to create plans and devise solutions that address real problems. All of these issues—aging, urban encroachment, consumer buying trends, increasing costs and untoward regulation—are expected. Anticipating the expected is relatively simple. What have you done about succession planning? Go to Ask Kevin and let me know.
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Aging Farmers Face Uncertain Future (Sylvia Carignan for Maryland Community News)
The Dell family, also of Maryland, "view farming near a city as an opportunity, not an obstacle."
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During the past couple of weeks, I've been preparing for a presentation at the end of October. Since the event is in California, I want to open with a story from the Golden State. Robert Mondavi was truly a pioneer. He spearheaded the wine movement that put Napa Valley on the map. Before him, this region of oak hills and temperate climate was studded with small ethnic towns with typical family farms. Though grapes were produced in the area, wine was mostly a product for home consumption.
The Mondavis have a spectacular story with a disastrous conclusion. Business success is a hallmark for this family of vintners. But "family" might have been in name only.
Fast forward to 2007, when The House of Mondavi by Julia Flynn Siler was published. That book taught me more about the foibles of family than any single thing I've studied in the past 15 years. In the book, Siler goes to grave lengths to describe this family's history and point to situations that might have torn them apart.
At 52, Robert Mondavi struck out on his own. He started a winery, established a brand and then fashioned the Napa Valley lifestyle experience. He worked hard, building a business from scratch that eventually sold for $1.36 billion. With plenty of family scrapes along the way, he never reconciled with his kids long enough to write a succession plan. Despite plenty of money and lots of incentive, this family couldn't separate themselves from their egos long enough to plan for the future.
In the end, Robert Mondavi's family lost the winery, the label and the dignity of continuing a business founded by one of the greatest entrepreneurs of our time. Robert left a trail of tears, broken dreams and bad feelings. His legacy might be one of dissonance.
It isn't money, assets or possessions that create legacies. People do. What's your legacy, and does it square with what your children will say when you're gone? Is it by design, because of the actions you're taking? Or is it by default, due to the decisions you won't make?
Succession is the act of planning the legacy you intend to leave. Most will be happy to know that their kids are successful, the farm will live on and that they helped by creating the opportunity for future generations.
How do you measure success? Write to Ask Kevin and let me know (your responses will not be published).
How the Mondavis Lost an Empire (Wall Street Journal, June 15, 2007)
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"You should engage all five sensations when trying to persuade an audience," Kurt Mortensen says, although "most people tend to favor one of these perceptions over the others."
"There are three main senses we gravitate toward -- they are sight, hearing, and feeling. When we learn, 75% comes to us visually, 13% comes through hearing, and 12% comes through smell, taste, and touch," Mortensen adds.
We live in a unique part of the world with flora, fauna and "critters" as the old timers say that can only be found here, in Florida specifically south Florida. So with development, growth and ultimately encroachment onto these areas, society needs to determine what is developed and what is kept for future generations to enjoy.
I believe that preservation begins with experiencing that which needs to be preserved. We need to ensure access and hence preservation thru access. Once you can gain access to our natural resources, you can enjoy them and appreciate them for what they are. When you appreciate something, you value it and want to preserve that thing which you value.
We can look back not that too long ago to President Teddy Roosevelt who understood this concept establishing our first national parks both preserving for the future and keeping them open for the public to enjoy and gain an appreciation for to protect in the future. We have a great example of a proven concept before us to follow. Let us learn and model ourselves after the precedence set for us by President Teddy Roosevelt.
As Kurt Mortensen says above, 75% of what we learn comes to us visually. I believe that access provides that experiential visual stimulus that makes an impression for a lifetime. We must ensure that we do not ONLY preserve our natural resources by limiting access and cutting the public off from lands to be enjoyed including Keewaydin; provide access to all by building a solution with balance thus preserving our natural resources and access. I believe that we as a community can accomplish this together without drawing lines of differentiation and retreating to pre-defined corners of the room. We must find this balance together establishing a win – win for all. I look forward to seeing you out on the public stage – Join Me, Join our Community, Create our Legacy.
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Cultivate Sports is an athlete development agency, which focuses on the career progression of individuals outside of sport, and is based on the values that are important to him as an individual. Sammy states that these values 'have been defined and refined over time through my educational grounding at Deakin University, and my time in various athlete development roles since my graduation.' In discussing the industry, Sammy notes the term 'Sports Agent' carries a vast array of positive and negative connotations. In recent times, he suggests, it has carried significantly more of the negative. Consequently, Sammy believes that, 'to develop the athlete as a person is to adopt a holistic strategy that involves letting the athlete define who they are going to be known as, and facilitating that projection to the public. Part of this strategy includes the use of digital marketing across a variety of mediums.'
As part of their services, Cultivate Sports' athletes utilise a mix of Twitter feeds, personal blogs, Facebook fan pages, websites, and now, an iPhone application. All digital marketing mediums are vehicles for athletes to project their desired perception of self to the public, which includes their fans, media, sponsors and interested stakeholders. This affords athletes a power of content delivery that was previously placed in the hands of journalists. While an athlete can project whatever image they choose, this can be positive or negative, as many athletes fail to realise the significance of their words in the public domain. However, the marketing potential for those who do it well is significant.
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Acres: 212, Mount Carmel Campus; 234, York Hill Campus; 104, North Haven Campus. See Campus maps
Libraries: Arnold Bernhard Library, with 48,000 square feet and more than 600 wired Internet connections, plus wireless Internet access; law library, School of Law Center; Edward and Barbara Netter Library, North Haven Campus
Special opportunities: Study abroad on land or spend a Semester at Sea; do summer research on campus.
Graduate degree programs: More than 20, plus JD degree and MD
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Student-to-faculty ratio: 16 to 1
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National recognition: Ranked among best universities offering undergraduate and master's degree programs in U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges" and The Princeton Review's "The Best 373 Colleges;" School of Business included in Bloomberg Businessweek's "Top 100 Undergraduate Business Schools;" graduate physician assistant program ranked 11th nationally by U.S. News & World Report; graduate pathologists' assistant program is the oldest and largest in the country.
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Alternative spring break: Quinnipiac students have dedicated their week off to travel across the country to build houses for Habitat for Humanity and to travel to Barbados and Nicaragua for humanitarian missions.
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One of the best things about being in the retail real estate business is watching the ever-changing face of the retail landscape. The past few years have been difficult at best as retailers pull back on expansion plans and shopping centers experience growing vacancy. Nobody likes to see empty windows in shopping centers.
Growing vacancies typically mean lower lease rates as landlords strive to fill their spaces.
There is an upside to this trend, however. Now that rates are more affordable, more mom-and-pops can take advantage of retail space they might not have been able to afford in the past. More independent retailers means more cosumer choice and more unique merchandise.
One of my favorite examples of a new independent retailer opening in Dallas is Holley's Yarn Shoppe.
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Dallas knitters and crocheters don't have very many yarn shops from which to choose. Typical road trips include The Woolie Ewe in Plano or The Shabby Sheep in downtown Dallas. But, hallelujah, now we have a yarn shop located right in the middle at which to feed our addiction.
Holley's is a bright, friendly haven for yarn lovers located at the northeast corner of Inwood Road and Forest Lane. The shop faces the Tollway – you can't miss the bright yellow sign.
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The Offspring with Rancid, hat would be AWESOME
I won't name 2, just Rancid!
The Offspring with Rancid, hat would be AWESOME
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Green Day
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Smoking Popes
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That would be awesome if The Offspring could tour with any of those bands.
most definitely Rancid, NOFX, Dropkicks, Descendents, Social D, and NOT AFI, GREEN DAY, OR ANY OTHER SELL OUT BAND!!!
'thinking realistically'. this has probably been said by other people, but no way are NOFX going to support the offspring. Maybe at a festival offspring might headline and NOFX would be underneath them on the bill. and that's a maybe.
but at a club show it just wouldnt happen. unless it was a co-headline tour. (that would, incidentally, with support from AWS be awesome). i doubt dexter likes the song "woah on the woahs" too.
and yes offspring and rancid would be really really good too, but again, co-headline or its not happening.
the best SUPPORT band i can see would be Less than Jake, and i would LOVE that.
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Best vet in town – Really easy to access, has off street parking behind, and very friendly staff. They're place is really clean, full of fun dog art and toys and treats you can buy for your pet. They carry a unique line of organic collars and leashes, and these great pet odor eliminating candles I love! Best, the vet is great! My dog got bit and I was new in town and they stayed after hours to meet me and take care of my dog right away. Everyone on the staff is so friendly, and they all love pets so much
Clean, caring, efficient, intelligent, rescues, cares, and finds homes for traumatized strays – The first thing I noticed was how relaxed the animals being boarded or waiting in the spacious, clean reception area were. Obviously, the pets themselves trusted the staff and did not associate fear or anxiety with medical care at Magazine Vet. We had taken our cat to another vet who claimed she was fine, when most obviously she wasn't. Upon re-examination at Magazine Vet, Dr. Amy found a serious issue which has now been solved through her intervention. We also had another animal who needed to be anesthetized for a minor surgical treatment. Our pet was not released in a doped and groggy state and we were actually given pain killer if our pet showed signs of distress or discomfort. This was a first for us. Nothing is more horrible than knowing your pet is in pain after surgery and there is nothing you can do about it. Fees were no greater than what we've paid at other vets and the service, clinic, and treatment were top notch. Magazine Vet also accepts abandoned or stray animals for adoption. One was a kitten who had been thrown from a moving car with her litter mate. Magazine Vet cared for this kitten for several months before she was adopted. Imagine the level of care necessary for such a trauma. We are looking to adopt our 4th cat from Magazine Vet because we know that strays who are given loving care adapt well when adopted into multiple pet homes. Ask for Dr. Amy. She is enthusiastic, intelligent, and patient.
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Texas (I-Newswire) January 9, 2013 - Bariatric Surgery World is now offering discounted bariatric surgery in Tijuana, Mexico. The bustling border town has long been a mecca for affordable medical care. Now, obese and overweight patients can find even more wallet-friendly deals on gastric bypass in Tijuana.
Gastric bypass surgery is more than just aesthetic weight-loss; it is a life changing procedure that is primarily aimed at mitigating the pernicious effects of what are called comorbidities. These are the disorders that result from or accompany a primary disease. Diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, and stroke are some of the life-threatening health problems associated with being obese. A bariatric surgery is usually aimed at improving the overall health of an individual that is marred with excessive weight. Becoming thin and looking good is more like an added bonus.
Diet and exercise are ofcourse the primary methods employed by people with weight-reduction goals and surgical intervention is advised only after ascertaining that the individual has been unsuccessful at losing weight via non-surgical means. Gastric bypass is performed on people with BMI above 40, or on those with BMI above 35 but with notable co-morbidities.
With Bariatric Surgery World's recently announced discounts on weight loss surgery in Tijuana, people who cannot afford these surgical procedures in their own countries can head to Mexico make their weight-loss dreams come true.
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"I was just thrilled to have the opportunity to make this huge change in my life without having that additional burden," she said.
And the size of the price wasn't the only thing she liked about it. She was impressed by how upfront and honest the hospital was about its billing process.
"And one of the things [that was] reassuring," she said, "[was] that before I left, I was told that it was going to be this price and it was this price. It was not like now you need pain medication, so another 15 dollars, or your sister wants to eat breakfast so that's another $7.50. It was all part of the price."
Susan said she felt completely well taken care of. Medical professionals were constantly looking after her to make sure she quickly got on the road to recovery. The hospital even took great care of her sister, who came along with her on the trip.
Bariatric Surgery World works with leading bariatric hospitals in Tijuana that not only offer treatments at much lower prices than on the other side of the border, but also ensure their services match international standards. In fact, in some of these hospitals (especially the ones located close to the border), the majority of the patients hail from the United States. People from Canada and Central America also travel here in pursuit of low-cost bariatric surgeries. These hospitals boast of very hygienic facilities and such amenities as in-house laboratories that significantly reduce the wait-times.
Getting treated in a foreign country may cause some anxiety and you can expect the rooms and other facilities to be a little different from what you are used to, at home. However, different is sometimes better. Patients are often surprised to find that their recovery room looks like it belongs in a hotel rather than a hospital. Because medical tourists are in a new, foreign place, bariatric surgeons and hospitals know that this can add to the feeling of vulnerability associated with getting surgery. They try to make it their goal to make the patient as comfortable as possible.
American and Canadian citizens who are obese and are ready to make lasting change can contact the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Bariatric Surgery World to enquire about their discounts on gastric bypass in Tijuana, or visit their website for other success stories, like Susan's.
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Established as a one-man practice in 1849, Davis Polk & Wardwell is now internationally regarded as one of the leading law firms. Its lawyers are respected for their "creative and dedicated" approach to serving clients which range from major corporations to financial institutions. With 10 offices across the US, Europe, Asia and South America the firm boasts a truly "global reach" and this year achieves 50 listings across 12 practice areas.
|Practice Area Breakdown
|Corporate Tax
|Business Crime Defence
|Capital Markets
|Insolvency & Restructuring
|Commercial Litigation
|Private Funds
|Corporate Governance
|Project Finance
The firm has an overwhelming presence in capital markets, with ten inclusions in this chapter. The New York office fields a particularly strong team. Nicholas Adams Kronfeld is regarded as "outstanding" and recently advised Santander Mexico on its dual stock exchange listing. Alongside him are global co-heads of the capital markets group, Michael Kaplan, noted for the "practical and commercial" advice he offers to issuers and underwriters in capital markets transactions, and Richard D Truesdell Jr, praised for his "innovative" approach. Managing partner of the firm Thomas J Reid impresses clients with his commercial expertise, having previously directed the investment banking division of Morgan Stanley. In London, three outstanding capital markets lawyers are selected, including the "absolutely first-class" Simon Witty, who has acted for a huge range of high-profile corporate clients. Colleagues Paul Etienne Kumleben and Jeffrey M Oakes are also rated "exceptional", the latter having advised clients extensively in his capacity as head of the firm's European financial institutions group. Eugene C Gregor acts as a US capital markets expert in Asia, operating out of the Tokyo and Hong Kong offices, and Theodore A Paradise is able to use his expertise in both the US and Japanese legal markets to assist high-profile clients with cross-border transactions.
The strength of Davis Polk's finance practice is demonstrated by a further fourteen inclusions across our corporate tax and banking chapters. Among the banking experts is the "fantastic" John L. Douglas, head of the banking regulatory practice, whom clients rate as "extremely well informed". Head of the financial institutions group Randall D Guynn is "an invaluable source of advice", having worked with major US banks as well as the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association. Also part of the "formidable" banking team in New York are Bradley Y Smith, a "recognised leader of the global finance bar", and James A Florack, who co-heads the global credit group. He is recognised for his "practical and effective approach" to cross border banking issues and transactions for major players including Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley.
On the corporate tax side, several outstanding attorneys from the firm's New York office are highlighted including head of the tax department Avishai Shachar, a "highly respected" practitioner. Shachar has advised on a variety of transactions for prestigious companies including PepsiCo, Comcast and Citigroup. He is joined by the "excellent" Harry Ballan and "highly proficient" Samuel Dimon. Kathleen L Ferrell and Lucy W Farr are also "talented attorneys", the latter focusing on international tax planning for leading financial institutions. In London, Jonathan Cooklin has advised major UK and international groups on cross-border corporate transactions. John D Paton focuses on the US tax aspects of securities and international financial products, and is regarded as "a very important market presence".
Davis Polk's competition team makes a strong showing in our research, with six inclusions in this chapter. Christopher B Hockett has "extensive experience" in representing companies in antitrust disputes and has litigated for technology giants including Hewlett-Packard and T-Mobile. In DC, Michael N Sohn is nominated for his expertise in the antitrust implications of mergers and acquisitions – clients praise his "innovative and skilful" approach. Arthur F Golden is a "senior statesman" of antitrust law, having handled major transactions for Emerson Electric over the last 30 years. Colleague Ronan P Harty is noted for his focus on the antitrust aspects of cross-border transactions, joint ventures and investigations. On the M&A side, George R Bason Jr is global co-head of the M&A practice and is "renowned" for his representation of major financial institutions as well as consumer brands. He is also recommended in our corporate governance chapter. William F Barron is lauded for his work across Asia; now based in Hong Kong, he is "universally experienced" and "really knows what he is talking about" on all types of transactions.
Davis Polk cements its position as a global leader with inclusions in a further six chapters, including commercial litigation, business crime defence and insolvency.
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The rest of the crab is white meat, graded by particle size, from smallest to largest. Special is meat taken from the body; it has the highest particulate count and works best as
a stuffing or crab cake filler. Backfin (sometimes called regular lump) is a flaky blend of broken jumbo lump and special crab meat. It's more visually appealing and most traditionally used in crab cakes or as a topping. Super Lump contains more large pieces—two-thirds broken jumbo and one-third special—and is outstanding for crab salads, claims Manning. Jumbo Lump and Colossal Lump are composed of pieces that are 10 grams or more in weight; Colossal is Jumbo but slightly larger. These unbroken, snowy lumps stand out in crab cocktails.
To evaluate crab, look, smell and taste, says Manning. "Fresh meat should be the color of heavy cream with a sheen, like semi-gloss paint. Old crab looks dull with hues of gray, like flat paint," he notes. "And the texture should be moist but not soggy." Next,
a sniff test: let the crab sit at room temperature so the aroma can bloom. The crab should smell briny with hints of sea water; not a fishy or ammonia aroma. Taste should be clean and fresh.
Phillips' foodservice crab comes in 1-pound cans; it should be stored below 38°F but not frozen. Blue Star, which also processes wild blue swimming crabs, packs in 1-pound eco-friendly pouches.


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But on Tuesday night, the former Massachusetts governor did what he had to do. He easily won the state of Arizona — and all its delegates — in a campaign that was not seriously contested by his rivals. And in the big prize of Michigan, he also won — as he desperately had to do. If he did not overcome some of the doubts about his candidacy, he reestablished himself as the favorite to win the nomination.