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Yoga for Cancer: The Road to Recovery
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|Many studies have shown the beneficial impact of yoga for cancer patients and survivors. This workshop will explore the physical, mental and emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis and its ensuing treatments, as well as the yogic approach to holistic healing. Through yoga postures, meditation, mantra and visualization, we will learn tools to help:
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This workshop is open to anyone who is interested in learning about the therapeutic applications of yoga for cancer. Whether you are a cancer patient or survivor, yoga instructor, health care professional, healer or interested caregiver, this workshop will give you practical tools to foster greater health and healing. Visiting instructor, Lauren Maher (CYT, E-RYT 500) is a certified yoga therapist who specializes in teaching yoga to cancer patients during and post treatment. She has taught extensively at We Spark Cancer Support Center, and currently serves as a yoga therapist for the Family Cancer Center at Providence Hospital. Additionally, she has been a frequent guest lecturer at the "Wellness Through Awareness" program at Mission Hills Providence Hospital and writes frequent articles about yoga and cancer. Lauren is passionate about making yoga accessible to everyone, and draws from her knowledge of various yoga styles to create a practice that is appropriate for the shifting, daily needs of her students. Lauren views the real benefits of yoga as what you take with you outside of the class and into the world.
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A satchel for her last year in pre school, made from overalls and faux leather.
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I made the straps myself, with fleece and they are adjustable, I'm really proud of it !
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Since it is contagious your laughter helps spread the humor. Don't hold back laughter because your laughter Unfortunately I don't know how to be funny nor have a humor-evoking face like Ricky Gervais – yet I am one of the first to laugh when others are. Us "first responders" to friction can start what researchers call a laughter cascade to spur the emotional contagion that gets others laughing. Once I broke out laughing in a packed movie theatre only to hear someone yell out, to my mortification, "Kare – glad to hearing you're enjoying it."
What actually makes us laugh? Scientists think they have found three clues: superiority, incongruity and the pattern of three.
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Are Funny People More Successful In Business? by Jenna Goudreau
8 Tips for Using Workplace Humor by Mike Myatt
Five (Serious) Tips for Using Humor to Connect, Engage and Influence by Mark Ivey
My favorites from Rodney Dangerfield:
"Oh, I was an ugly baby. When I was born, the doctor slapped my mother!"
"When I was a kid my parents moved a lot, but I always found them."
Great article. All too often leaders forget to laugh, especially at themselves, to lighten the mood.
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Cape Breton
Out on the high "bird islands," Ciboux and Hertford,
the razorbill auks and the silly-looking puffins all stand
with their backs to the mainland
in solemn, uneven lines along the cliff's brown grass-frayed edge,
while the few sheep pastured there go "Baaa, baaa."
(Sometimes, frightened by aeroplanes, they stampede
and fall over into the sea or onto the rocks.)
The silken water is weaving and weaving,
disappearing under the mist equally in all directions,
lifted and penetrated now and then
by one shag's dripping serpent-neck,
and somewhere the mist incorporates the pulse,
rapid but unurgent, of a motor boat.
The same mist hangs in thin layers
among the valleys and gorges of the mainland
like rotting snow-ice sucked away
almost to spirit; the ghosts of glaciers drift
among those folds and folds of fir: spruce and hackmatack--
dull, dead, deep pea-cock colors,
each riser distinguished from the next
by an irregular nervous saw-tooth edge,
alike, but certain as a stereoscopic view.
The wild road clambers along the brink of the coast.
On it stand occasional small yellow bulldozers,
but without their drivers, because today is Sunday.
The little white churches have been dropped into the matted hills
like lost quartz arrowheads.
The road appears to have been abandoned.
Whatever the landscape had of meaning appears to have been abandoned,
unless the road is holding it back, in the interior,
where we cannot see,
where deep lakes are reputed to be,
and disused trails and mountains of rock
and miles of burnt forests, standing in gray scratches
like the admirable scriptures made on stones by stones--
and these regions now have little to say for themselves
except in thousands of light song-sparrow songs floating upward
freely, dispassionately, through the mist, and meshing
in brown-wet, fine torn fish-nets.
A small bus comes along, in up-and-down rushes,
packed with people, even to its step.
(On weekdays with groceries, spare automobile parts, and pump parts,
but today only two preachers extra, one carrying his frock coat on a
It passes the closed roadside stand, the closed schoolhouse,
where today no flag is flying
from the rough-adzed pole topped with a white china doorknob.
It stops, and a man carrying a bay gets off,
climbs over a stile, and goes down through a small steep meadow,
which establishes its poverty in a snowfall of daisies,
to his invisible house beside the water.
The birds keep on singing, a calf bawls, the bus starts.
The thin mist follows
the white mutations of its dream;
an ancient chill is rippling the dark brooks.
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* Sunprincess * (3/14/2014 7:43:00 PM)
It stops, and a man carrying a bay gets off,
climbs over a stile, and goes down through a small steep meadow,
which establishes its poverty in a snowfall of daisies,
to his invisible house beside the water. (Report) Reply
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DALE — The Pawnee Lady Black Bears season came to an end with a 2-1 loss to the Luther Lady Lions in the Dale Class 2A regional.
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Manny Malhotra will play in game 1
Great news from the Canucks today, as it was revealed that Manny Malhotra has been medically cleared to play hockey again. Media outlets aren't saying when he's going to play, but I will. He will play in game 1. I base this on the fact that Cody Hodgson is getting very few minutes on the 4th line right now, and the fact that Malhotra has been skating for weeks. He should be in decent game shape. So if he's medically able to play (which he is), he'll play.
Kudos to Jason Botchford on getting this story right from day 1. A lot of the local media were taking the Canucks at face value, even though it was clear that Malhotra was in the middle of a comeback. I'm glad to say that Canuckz.com was on board with Botchford the whole way.
But enough of that. Against all odds, Manny Malhotra is back. What a story.
This is huge news for the Canucks. Malhtora will help with faceoffs of course, but his biggest value is on the penalty kill. He will play with a full visor and will likely start on the fourth line, given the strong play of Maxim Lapierre on the third line. But if Lapierre and the third line falter, Malhotra might find his way back in between Torres and Hansen. In any case, this news means that Canucks are now a four line team again, which is great news because so are the Bruins.
What an inspiration this will be to the Canucks, and what an ovation he'll receive from the fans at Rogers Arena in the Stanley Cup final.
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In 20 seconds, Elevador Lacerda (Lacerda Elevator) takes you from Praca Tome de Souza in Cidade Alta (the Upper City) to the Praca Cairu in Cidade Baixa (the Lower City). You travel more than 70 meters in one of the tallest public elevators in the world. Some 50.000 passengers make the trip every day (about 120 at a time) using four elevator. It's especially suitable for visiting of Mercado Modelo and the harbour. The fee is unbelievably low. Usually there are short queues but the elevator runs quickly and so does the queue.
Jesuits installed the first manual rope-and-pully elevator around 1610 to more easily transport goods and passengers from the port to the settlement (before that, slaves would ride mules up and down the hill carrying heavy loads). In 1868 an iron structure with clanking steam elevators was inaugurated, replaced by an electric system in 1928.
Elevador Lacerda is an Art Deco masterpiece and Salvador's largest landmark. Don't miss the fantastic view on Baia de Todos os Santos from the windows behind the elevator entrances!
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Palacio Rio Branco
Towards the right from the exit of the Elevador Lacerda one can see the beautiful Palacio Rio Branco. The palace had to be rebuilt in 1919 after being partially ruined in a bombing and subsequent fire. The original structure housed the offices of Tome de Souza the first governor general of Brazil.
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Elevador Lacerda
This is the easiest way to get from the lower town to the upper town. The Elevador Lacerda runs 24 hours, four elevators climb the 60 meters in less then a minute. Originally built in 1872 the old elevator ran on steam until its 1930 restoration. The rate to go up in the elevator is R$ 0.05 hence make sure you have coins!
Bahians joke that the elevator is the only way to "go up" in life :-)
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Elavator madness
This is the cray high elevator. This goes real fast, you can get dizzy real easy, so irf you are afraid of height, hmm don't think you gotta try it.
honestly, I loved it. =) yeah I know it sounds a bit silly, but yes I loved it. anyways.. it was the first elevator which moved that quick, and that high!!
Elevador Lacerda
This lift was built in 1930 to conect the low and high town (that's the best I can do to translate "cidade baixa" and "cidade alta". it is 72 meters high.
From the up level you can walk to Pelourino or just stay and contemplate the view of "Baía de Todos os Santos".
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Lacerda Lift
This is one of the most famous postcards from Salvador.
The elevator/lift was built to make the transportation of people and goods from the lower city (main market and harbor) to the upper city (old town).
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Lacerda Elevator
The city of Salvador da Bahia is divided: there is a high part and a low part. If you want to go from one to the other, you must take the elevator.
La ciudad de Salvador de Bahía está dividida: hay una parte alta y una parte baja. Si se quiere ir desde una a otra, se debe tomar este elevador.
Lacerda Elevator
This magnificent elevator links the upper and lower city in Salvador.
It takes 22 seconds each way, and waiting at the top is a fantastic view over the bay.
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The Lacerda Elevator connecting the high and low City. The elevator runs daily form 5am to midnight.
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Elevador Lacerda is a very BIG elevator which links the upper city to the lower city.
I used to work there, at the Tourist Information Office. It has one of the most beautiful views I´ve ever seen!
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Salt Lake firefighters move into their new fire station
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SALT LAKE CITY — Firefighters at Fire Station No. 2 have a new and safer place to work and sleep.
After a six-month renovation project, crews started moving back into the fire station at 270 W. 300 North last week.
"It's like when they flip those houses, and they renovate places, and you see it and you're like, 'Wow!' It was a wow factor for us," said Salt Lake City Fire Capt. Mike Harp.
The improvements include the ventilation system. Before the renovations, exhaust in the bay could go up the fire pole and into the bedroom where crews sleep. Now, any dangerous gases in the bay get sucked through a mesh screen into the new duct work and out the back of the building. It allows fresh air to flow into the station all the time.
"I think the firefighters are going to feel better," director of facilities Jim Cleland said. "They're going to be more ready to fight fires or whatever response they need to do."
The firefighters are also happy to see their new kitchen, especially when they consider what they used to do in their old kitchen.
"The ovens would never light," Salt Lake Fire Capt. Danny Sorensen said. "We're always down there with burning macaroni. We would get a piece of spaghetti on fire to light the pilot light."
Their new digs also include a weight room and living room.
The place is so new there aren't any scratches, holes or dents in the walls, but once they appear, firefighters say this fire station will feel like home again.
While renovations were being made to their stations, firefighters were stationed at Station No. 1 and No. 6.
Cleland says all of the costs to renovate Fire Station No. 2 are not in yet, but he believes it was done for less than $1 million. Constructing a new station would have been at least five times as much, he said.
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Updated 3:19pm Friday 7th February 2014 in News By Joanna Morris
TRAIN passengers travelling on the East Coast line are facing lengthy delays this afternoon (Friday February 7).
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Todd Johnson has long- and short-term goals when it comes to being an artist.
Both can be difficult to work toward while teaching middle-schoolers at Webb School of Knoxville to become artists themselves.
"Most MFAs (Master of Fine Arts) aren't working in art five years after they graduate," said Johnson, 48. "My goal was to keep working. I have a personal goal to do one show a year."
Johnson has his MFA in ceramics from Eastern Michigan University but has been teaching art since 1996.
Still, he's been able to show his work across the country from the Islip Museum in New York to museums in Baltimore.
This summer, Johnson's art career took a step further when he was given his own gallery space at the A.L. Swanson Gallery in Helena, Mont. He and his artist wife, Sally Brogden, have a summer home in Helena and have spent a lot of time working there.
Johnson has three unique ceramic and woodworking pieces on display at the gallery, one of which was written about in The New York Times.
About four years ago, Johnson changed the way he did art because he felt he didn't have enough time to fully develop large art pieces.
"As you can imagine, anything on the side of teaching is difficult," Johnson said. "I started using other people's work as a jumping off point."
He has now taken famous art like "Starry Night" by Vincent Van Gogh and works by Philip Guston and Jasper Johns and incorporated them in his own work.
With Johns' and Guston's work, he created three-dimensional ledges that hold ceramic cups. They are functional, but when someone looks at them straight on, they resemble the original paintings.
Johnson's specialty is ceramic cups, something he began learning how to make at Luther College in Iowa. He decided to go to graduate school for ceramics and after that he and his wife traveled working various jobs in education and art before settling in Knoxville. His wife took a job at University of Tennessee.
Then, Johnson decided to get his teaching certificate.
"My parents were educators so it was just natural," Johnson said. "I could still make art. That's what summer is for."
Summer has also become a time to travel to the family's home in Montana. After spending a year as art residents at the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena in 1991, he and Brogden bought a small summer house there.
"My wife and I have studios there," Johnson said. "Montana has a very warm place in our hearts."
Johnson said the cup-and-ledge pieces take him about six months and that's why he has been able to finish only three pieces. A few weeks ago, he wrapped those pieces carefully in bubble wrap, made signs describing the work and shipped them to the Montana gallery.
In between making cups and woodworking, Johnson has also come up with a less time-consuming way to use other people's art.
He uses his collection of paint swatches - the ones you get at the hardware store to compare paint colors - and chooses art that corresponds with the name of the paint on the swatch.
Then, he paints a miniature version of the artwork on the 1.5 inches wide by 2 inches long swatch. On the blue paint color called Starry Night, he painted Van Gogh's "Starry Night." On Fine China Blue, he painted a picture of a Chinese vase.
"I have to wear a magnifying glass to do those," he said. "They are very detailed. They still take time but not nearly as much time. They are a break from the wood pieces."
Johnson hasn't shown the paint chip pieces, yet, besides at a fundraiser in Colorado.
He plans to paint several more paint swatches this summer as well as map out plans for his next cup pieces.
He won't make it to Montana, but he will travel to Chicago the end of July to study at the Chicago Institute of Art.
During the course for art educators, Johnson will learn about teaching art with technology, which will be helpful since students at Webb will have iPads next year.
Johnson has done a variety of jobs throughout his life, but he loves teaching his students at Webb the most. He just finished his 12th year with the school and his son Dylan will be in his classroom next year. Johnson also has a third-grade son, Blair.
"It was the first job I went back to a second year," Johnson said. "That says a lot about the school."
It's a job that has allowed him to continue to pursue his career as an artist.
Allison Rupp is a freelance contributor to the News Sentinel.


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"There's too much of the thinking, 'I've got a problem. How do I stop it from hurting me?'" said Phillip Hallam-Baker, principal scientist at VeriSign Inc. The thinking ought to be how to stop spam in general, he said.
"It's a public health problem. We have to look for ways to stop the infection from spreading to others," Hallam-Baker said.
Three approaches could work, said Paul Judge, chief technology officer at CipherTrust Inc. Filter spam so it never reaches desktops; train users to recognize and kill spam without responding to it or outlaw spam; and set up stiff penalties as a deterrent.
Spam can be limited by setting thresholds for cutting off e-mail from a single source address when more than a certain amount is sent per set time period, said Dean Drako, CEO of Barracuda Networks Inc.
Similarly, if a machine has been infected to generate spam, it can be cut off if it sends more than a certain amount in a given time period. About half of the machines used to spam are hijacked, said Hallam-Baker. Filters can also weed out spam based on keywords.
Phishers, whose e-mails seek to trick credit card and other financial information out of victims, use sets of commandeered machines to send their e-mails, Judge said. CipherTrust finds that phishers use about 1,000 such zombie machines per day, then switch to another battery of machines the next day. These zombie batallions range up to 15,000 in number, he said.
Hallam-Baker said ISPs should strip off all executables from their customers' e-mails to prevent creation of zombie computers. "It's a completely irrelevant capability that is only dangerous," he said.
Laws against spam throw potential legal hassles in front of spammers as well as the threat of financial penalties and the result of having all their e-mail blocked, Hallam-Baker said.
The downside is that antispam laws have had little effect. California passed an antispam law last year, Drako said. "There was no significant impact on spam being sent on the Internet," he said.
Hallam-Baker suggested a three-tiered registration system to stop spammers. Creating bonded senders could help by establishing a group of bulk e-mail senders who are likely not spammers. They would post a bond they would forfeit if they are caught spamming.
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dagnuk wrote:No, you won't get laughed out of the draft room for taking Forte before Chris Johnson. However, I'd still take Johnson over Forte. Michael Bush will impact Forte's numbers more than Javon Ringer will impact Johnson's.
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Scottish Provident won't pay out £240,000 in life insurance until policy holder proves he has less than 12 months to live
Forced to stay at work: Motor neurone sufferer Michael Onyett
Last summer Michael Onyett was given news every person dreads to hear.
He was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, an incurable illness that causes muscles to slowly waste away.
The father of two could have weeks left to live — or months or even years. One of the horrors of this condition is that doctors can never be sure.
But this uncertainty has allowed insurer Scottish Provident to wriggle out of paying Mr Onyett £240,000 on two life insurance policies with terminal illness benefit.
And despite paying more than £30,000 in premiums, he may never be entitled to this money unless he can get a doctor to say he has less than 12 months to live before May 2015.
If he dies after that date, his family won't get anything.
His wife Debbie, 60, a former export worker, who has been married to her husband for 40 years, says: 'I'm watching my husband die and there's nothing I can do to help him.
'His muscles will all slowly go, he won't be able to swallow food — then, ultimately, the disease will hit his heart. We don't know how long he has: it could be six months or it could be a year.
'We thought as he had a terminal illness we would be able to claim our insurance money. We were never told otherwise. All the time you are paying into it and you don't know it won't cover you.
'It's heartbreaking that I'm watching him die while having to fight with an insurance company.'
Mr and Mrs Onyett took out the Self Assurance term and mortgage policies with Scottish Provident in August 2002 after consulting a friend who was a financial adviser.
They pay £83 a month into one and £177 into the other. Should either of them die or be diagnosed with a terminal illness, they were told the policies would pay out up to £240,000.
Last summer, Mr Onyett went to see the doctor after he had started to slur his speech.
He was diagnosed with motor neurone disease — the same incurable illness scientist Stephen Hawking has.
He was told people with his condition were likely to live for only two years at best.
Since then Mr Onyett's condition has worsened: his speech is slurred, he finds it difficult to swallow and he frequently chokes.
Despite this, he has been forced to keep working as a carpenter in order to pay off the £320,000 mortgage on the couple's £500,000 thatched farmhouse in Essex.
Mr and Mrs Onyett believed that the diagnosis would at least allow them to claim on the policies they had loyally paid into. This would allow him to quit work and spend his last days with his beloved wife.
But Scottish Provident has refused the claim by triggering a clause in the policy. This says terminal illness payouts can only be made to someone with less than 12 months to live.
The Onyetts say this was buried in the small print and was not included in any paperwork they were given when they took out the policy.
Scottish Provident insists it was included in two documents — one 25 pages long and the other 24 pages — which the couple should have been given by their financial adviser.
Money Mail asked the broker, Trevor Oakley from PBF Financial of Basildon, Essex, whether he had gone through the documents with the Onyetts.
He says: 'Do I go through them? No, not really — not aware of going through 28 pages of a life insurance policy. People get given stuff and they have a look at it. If they want it, they take it.
'I don't know what the terms and conditions are under terminal illness. I have no idea at all.'
The independent complaints body the Financial Ombudsman Service says any significant clauses in insurance policies should be highlighted by the person selling the policy at the time the cover is taken out.
Penny O'Nions, an independent financial adviser from The Onion Group, says: 'In my opinion, the broker is duty-bound to point out this extremely important and fundamental element to the clients, and the insurers have a lack of transparency in their literature.'
More than two million people paid into new life insurance policies in 2010. Most of these are sold with a bonus of terminal illness cover.
A spokesman for Scottish Provident says: 'The policy documents, issued when the policy was taken, state that we will pay a terminal illness claim if it is in the opinion of the medical specialist that life expectancy is less than 12 months.'
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Just thought all the critics of Insurance companies out there could do with some facts.These are from L&G and relate to their Critical illness plan the payouts they made in 2011 alone,but they are largely the same for all the providers in this market and you can check them out for yourselves on their websites!Please note the largest terminal illness payout ,who says these companies try and wriggle out of paying these type of claims,but some people work on emotion and ignore the facts?! �177 million paid - that's over �1 billion paid since 2003 2,784 claims paid � 63,573 is the average critical illness claim amount �1. 376 million was the largest single terminal illness claim payout 43 years is the average age of a claimant
My heart goes out to Mr and Mrs Onyett at such awful news regarding Mr Onyetts condition, and I can only wish them well going forward. But I agree with Peter, London Insurance Broker, regarding Ms Brown, the author. To really make a judgement on Scottish Provident, you have to have a proper understanding of the policy that was sold and Mr and Mrs Onyetts situation. Ms Brown has gone out of her way to mis-lead the reader regarding this. It's a policy that pays out on death, BUT,in addition, "in the event of a terminal illness being diagnosed and a doctor confirms they have less than 12 months to live, the sum assured will be paid out early". Ms Brown makes it sound as if it WON'T pay out at all, it will, in the event of death, just unfortunatley in this case, not early. That said, shame on you Mr Oakley of PBF Financial, "I don�t know what the terms and conditions are under terminal illness. I have no idea at all.� You give the Insurance Industry a bad name, you should be sacked!
The problem with this article is the fact the IFA could not be bottered and his attitude is one where you have to ask should he be selling protection insurance at all. Another policyholder who had life and IP with terminal illness with Scot Prov was refused on both policies BUT unlike this story he died and yet they tried to avoid paying up until the press got involved. I would really like the media to continue its campaign against Activities of Daily Living and Working definitions as these policies are flawed. A recent poll showed 75% of consumers feel insurers try to avoid claims with only 20% believing insurance companies but policyholders 1st. For example you take out a policy which pays a fixed amount after 4 weeks but no one tells you it could take up to 3 months to authorise the claim and this does not take into account if your claim is refused and you have to appeal. Yes IFA's, journalists know the plus points and flaws but policyholders dont and rely on expert advise.
Scot Prov are not wriggling out of anything. Larisa Brown, the author of this piece, as a financial journalist will know that ALL life insurers that include a terminal illness benefit have a clause in the policy conditions that the benefit is payable if the life assured is diagnosed as having a terminal illness AND their doctor has confirmed that they have less than 12 months to live. Without that definite diagnosis the insurer cannot pay out. It would be in breach of the contract to do so, and grossly unfair to other policyholders. On the other hand, there have been a number of cases where terminal illness benefit has been paid, following the medical diagnosis, but in fact the insured has then gone on to live for much longer than the 12 months, sometimes for years. When this happens, the insurance company do not demand repayment of the benefit. Ms Brown - to build up this man's hopes when you KNOW all of this is despicable. You are morally bankrupt. How do you sleep at night
I am sorry for the guy and hope it all works out for him, but what amazes me about htis article is how can a man of 60 still have a �320,000 mortgage on his home? Surely any person of this age should have paid it off by then and be looking forward to their retirement. It does seem an expensive house for a carpenter to have a loan on. !
I pay £90 a month into a similar scheme, originally set up to protect my mortgage. As that is virtually paid off and after reading this, it is probably time to give it up? Insurance Companies are amongst the worst example of business, that the general public have to deal with IMHO?
I have had relatives who have had this illness and my heart goes out to Mr Oynett and his family. The illness unfortunately can persist for a very long time and therefore it is not possible to say that Mr Oynett will survive for 12 months or not. My reletive survived for 16 years. This would normally be covered under a critical illness policy. The terminal illness clause was put into place on lfe policies to help families sort out their affairs prior to the imminent death of a loved one. I'm afraid that the DM is just trying to create headlines and I feel creating more heartache for the family, by raising false hopes. It would be much better if it looked at dealing with the care issues for MND sufferers and how at the latter stages they can have a dignified death
Why do papers like this persist in writing such drivel. All insurers have this clause in their contracts it's standard and in most circumstances the medical people confirm that the client has less than 12 months to live with diseases like cancer.Motor Neurone is a horrible disease but is often a slow killer so does not conform to the policy conditiond, I am sorry for this client but it's the same for.Funny the Mail never tells you about the thousands of cases paid out without quibble ,often when the policy has been in force only a few months or even weeks!But good news never sold newspapers did it?I have worked in the Industry for nearly 30 years and it's stupid nasty articles like this that do so much harm and result in people not taking out insurance that can so often be a life saver for someone's family...oh and it would stop the state having to pay even more in benefits!
Why do they sell they will get nothing when he dies? Utter rubbish. This is a life insurance policy which has an additional (free) benefit that means the proceeds are accelerated if the client has 12 months or less to live. This is NOT the same as a critical illness plan. The policy, if still in force at the time of death, will pay the sum assured at that stage.FACT. Don't print inflammatory, misleading articles, which are hugely irresponsible. Understand the facts, rather than make up a story out of untruths.
Broker should advise, he didn't. It's not good enough that broker takes commission and then sails off into the sunset. He owes a duty of care towards his client, the unfortunate dying man. Insurer is entitled to rely on policy conditions. If it is a life policy, then unless he dies within the policy term, they are correct in not making a payout. If this was in ireland, we would report broker to regulator. Is there a regulator in UK?
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FULTON, Ill. —
Led by their bench, the Fulton Steamers put together their fifth straight win to open the 2013-14 season with a 47-35 win over the River Ridge Wildcats in their home opener.
River Ridge got out to a quick 3-0 lead in the first three minutes, but the Steamers had the magic touch early from behind the arc. In quick succession, Kyle Huebner sank a 3-pointer to tie the game and then Matt Dail hit one from deep behind the line to give Fulton a 6-3 lead. Jake Willging followed with a twisting drive to the basket, drawing the foul as his shot fell. Willging made the free throw for the three-point play and put the Steamers up 9-3 in no time at all.
After that it was a bit of a different night for the Steamers on offense as they made only one more 3-pointer on the night when Zach Barber nailed one from the perimeter in the second half.
"They had us out of our sorts. We just got to get back to work and we got to work on dealing with pressure, being better with pressure," Fulton coach RJ Coffey said about the challenges that River Ridge posed on defense.
The Steamers adapted to the full-court pressure the Wildcats were putting on them, using a spread-out defense to their advantage on fastbreaks and in transition. Guards Seth Sanderson, Barber, Devin Kuehl and Kody Crosthwaite moved the ball up the court quickly and found open teammates up the court for high-percentage shots around the paint and layups from the baseline.
Fulton drove to the basket much more against River Ridge than it had in its other four wins this season, finding success and building confidence in its skills close to the basket. The spark for the inside game came in late in the second quarter when Kuehl came off the bench and got an outlet pass on the right and drove hard to the basket against taller defenders and took the foul. His confidence and success getting into the lane showed his teammates that they could do the same thing, which they did in the second half.
"I think we felt a lot more confident tonight," Fulton senior Matt Dail said. "We started to work the ball inside a little bit, get a little inside looks and then our threes started falling gets some confidence built up because of the inside looks."
Kuehl's performance, which included two points and four rebounds off the bench, was only one of many highlights that the Steamers' reserves provided in the win. Jason Osbourn has thrived coming off the bench and led Fulton in the second half. Osbourn put up eight of his 10 points in the final two quarters and ripped down all seven of his rebounds in the second half as well.
Osbourn's timing was impeccable.
"Our bench was very good tonight. Jason Osbourn was phenomenal, especially in the fourth quarter," Coffey said. "It seemed like he was pulling down every big board; he had a couple big jumpers there at the end."
To start the fourth quarter, the Steamers played sloppy on offense, turning the ball over three straight times at one point and seeing their double-digit lead reduced to five before Coffey was forced to call a timeout.
"Tonight we played fast, but we played sloppy," Coffey said.
Osbourn came in after the timeout, and suffocating defense made a difference right away as he ripped down a defensive board and came back on the same possession with a jumper from the free-throw line.
"The coaches told me to, when I get in there to box this kid out, get in there box them out, get the board, get it to the point guard and get it done, and I did exactly that," he said.
Dail and Barber grabbed a couple of steals and within seconds, Barber was at the line after drawing the foul and making the shot sank the free throw for the three-point play and a 12-point lead for the Steamers.
The Steamers bench was invaluable in the win as everyone who got time on the court contributed. In addition to Kuehl's and Osbourn's performances, Crosthwaite had a couple of assists and Paul Velasco ate up some time for the Steamers, adding two points in the paint and two rebounds.
"Those guys are athletes. When they come in we want them to run the floor, push the pace and that's exactly what they do," Coffey said.
The score got a little too close for comfort for the Steamers in the fourth quarter, but they didn't lose their confidence and closed out the Wildcats.
"We're going play some tight games this year and we've got to be able to close them and get the win," Dail stated.
RIVER RIDGE – Durr 2 2-2 6, Crist 4 5-9 13, Klepack 3 1-1 8, Watcher 1 0-2 2, Merkle 3 0-4 6. Totals 13 8-18 35.
FULTON – Matt Dail 3 1-2 8, Jake Wilging 2 1-1 5, Devin Kuehl 1 0-2 2, Zach Barber 3 3-3 10, Seth Sanderson 1 1-3 3, Jason Osbourn 5 0-0 10, Kyle Huebner 2 2-2 7, Velasco 1 0-0 2. Totals 18 8-13 47.
River Ridge 11 4 7 12 – 35
Fulton 15 7 12 12 – 47
3-point goals — River Ridge 1 (Klepack); Fulton 3 (Dail, Barber, Huebner). Total fouls — River Ridge 13, Fulton 18. Fouled out — Crist. Technical foul — Fulton bench.


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