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Part 16: The Settlement
After our successful interlocutory hearing before Justice North, our primary aim should have been to focus on preparing our two cases against the MUA for the final hearing.
However, events took a much different direction due to a number of leaked documents which showed that the then Howard Government had been heavily involved in the entire waterfront dispute. These documents, which included a number of cabinet-in-confidence documents, showed that the Howard government had been supportive of the implementation of an aggressive waterfront strategy to remove the power of the MUA once and for all.
Because of these revelations, it appeared to us that the Howard Government was now very keen to settle the matter with the MUA. The deal which emerged from these discussions was that the Federal Government would fund 400 MUA redundancies in return for the MUA dropping its conspiracy action against Patrick and the Howard Government. Ultimately, the redundancies were to be paid through an additional levy to be applied to all containers.
Unknown to the ACCC a further condition of the settlement (which had been insisted upon by the MUA) was that the ACCC drop both of its boycott cases against the MUA.
MUA's position
The MUA made is very clear that there would be no settlement unless the ACCC agreed to drop its actions against them. For example, Mr Coombs stated:
If they (the ACCC actions) are not dealt with, the agreement goes absolutely nowhere. The ACCC seems somewhat less than interested in finalising arrangements.On another occasion, Mr Coombs stated:
The ACCC has a requirement to take into account the public interest. It could hardly be in the public interest for them to abort this agreement.[1]
What I'm not going to do is allow the ACCC to get binding orders on the union when the union believes it has done nothing wrong other than protecting the rights of its members.We were somewhat bemused at John Coombs invoking the public interest in support of his view that the ACCC should terminate its court actions. Coombs had shown scant regard for the public interest up until that date, preferring instead to zealously pursue the narrow private interests of his MUA members.
The ACCC ought to butt out…nothing will be implemented as long as the ACCC remain a threat.[2]
We were also surprised at Coombs' statement that he believed that the MUA had done nothing wrong. It must have been abundantly clear to him on the basis of his legal advice that the conduct which he and his members had engaged in constituted clear contraventions of the boycott provisions of the TPA. While he may have felt that the MUA had done nothing morally wrong, it was hard to understand how he could have believed the MUA had not broken the law.
ACCC's position
The problem facing the ACCC was that it could not terminate its legal actions without obtaining any sanctions against the MUA given that the MUA had engaged in blatant and premeditated contraventions of the TPA. Furthermore, the MUA's actions had resulted in a large number of innocent businesses incurring significant financial losses, which were unlikely to be covered by insurance. The ACCC believed that it owed it to these innocent businesses to continue its legal actions with a view to recovering some compensation.
Initially, Professor Fels had been particularly guarded about the nature of the ACCC's settlement negotiations with the MUA. For example, he stated:
I wouldn't like to say whether they (settlement discussions) are going well or not well, just that they are going.
We're talking with the MUA about their wish to try and get a resolution of it and there are also some other public interest questions so it's not unusual for there to be discussions about these types of issues during a piece of litigation.[3]Despite Professor Fels' caution in explaining what the ACCC was seeking in the settlement, it was not very long until details leaked to the media – namely that the ACCC were seeking:
- injunctions to prevent the MUA engaging in similar conduct in the future and
- damages for the small businesses which had suffered financial loss during the dispute due to the MUA's conduct
The competition watchdog is understood to be insisting that the Maritime Union of Australia pay damages of $10 million, a stand that is threatening to scuttle the peace deal that ended the bitter waterfront dispute.ACCC – MUA Settlement meeting
It is understood the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has estimated potential damages at $25 million and put a compromise proposal to the MUA that it set up a $10 million trust fund for damages payouts.
Such a settlement – of allegedly illegal boycott activity during the dispute – would financially cripple the MUA, which has net assets of $19 million.[4]
Contrary to some media reports at the time, we did not have a series of settlement meetings with the MUA. Rather I remember only one very high-level settlement meeting which was held at the ACCC's Sydney offices.
The MUA were represented at this meeting by John Coombs of the MUA and Greg Combet of the ACTU. The ACCC was represented by Professor Fels, a number of Commissioners and senior legal staff. I did not attend the meeting. In hindsight, this was quite fortunate as I think I would have found it very exasperating to have had to sit there listening to John Coombs telling the ACCC that the MUA had done nothing wrong and should not be punished in any way.
As was the case with most events during the waterfront dispute, this settlement meeting did not go as planned. I remember that after a relatively short period of time had elapsed, the meeting broke up in disarray. When I asked the ACCC representatives who had been at the meeting what had happened, I was informed that Coombs had become so angry about the ACCC's demands, that he had stormed out of the meeting with Greg Combet chasing after him.
I was sitting in my office having a discussion with my colleagues about what we would do next, given that the settlement meeting had just imploded, when a member of my waterfront team came into my office and told us that Coombs and Combet would be back. He explained that he had been walking back to the ACCC offices after lunch when he had seen two men standing at the corner of Castlereagh and Market Streets shouting at each other at the top of their voices.
The ACCC officer explained to us that one of the men had been shouting at the other man, words to the following effect: "I'm not agreeing to any orders on the MUA". The other man had responded with: "John, what you have to understand is that the ACCC will only sue you again if you do it again". As you can probably work out, the first man was John Coombs and the second was Greg Combet.
Obviously, from this roadside discussion it was apparent that Combet knew that the ACCC could not settle its cases against the MUA, unless it had obtained some injunctive orders which prevented the MUA from engaging in similar boycott action in the future.
Luckily for us, Combet was able to get this message through to Coombs and they returned to the ACCC's offices shortly after to resume the settlement discussions.
In late July 1998, Coombs became very irate about his suspicions that the Professor Fels had leaked confidential information to the media about our settlement discussions. In particular, Coombs claimed that Professor Fels had publicly disclosed without prejudice confidential correspondence from the MUA to the ACCC. This led Coombs to conclude that:
I think it brings into question the appropriateness of Allan Fels in his position. He seems to have lost all objectivity in terms of this and I think it's unprecedented for anyone to disclose the content of information from my lawyers to him.[5]These allegations seemed very strange given the fact that Coombs and Combet had quite recently been arguing about the proposed terms of the settlement at the top of their lungs on the corner of Castlereagh and Market Streets in Sydney in front of hundreds of passers-by.
ACCC digs in
Despite the pressure on the ACCC to simply drop its legal actions against the MUA without seeking any remedies, the ACCC was always committed to settling its cases against the MUA in way it usually settled litigation – namely, with the respondent providing appropriate remedies.
Professor Fels had made it clear to the MUA that it had to offer "tangible concessions to the victims of the illegal boycotts" if they wanted the court action to end.[6]
These public comments by Professor Fels provoked a hostile response not only from the MUA but also from Greg Combet who stated:
To debate the issue in public as Professor Fels seems to like to do provides no assistance at all in solving the issue and may indeed be counterproductive.[7]Rather than accepting Combet's premise that any settlement had to be done quietly and in private, Professor Fels responded by issuing a comprehensive media release on 3 August 1998 which ensured that all the relevant issues were made entirely transparent. The media release also ensured that the already strained relations between the ACCC, MUA and ACTU about the settlement would deteriorate even further.
Waterfront dispute[8]
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is not responsible for any delay there may have been so far in resolving the waterfront dispute, ACCC Chairman, Professor Allan Fels, said today.
'The parties approached the ACCC around June 19, about six weeks ago, to ask about a settlement. The ACCC indicated its interest in a settlement and following discussions with the Maritime Union of Australia and its lawyers outlined the relevant parameters and set these out confidentially in a letter to the MUA, copied to Patricks. The proposals included some modifications in light of the discussions. Subsequently, some selective details of this letter appeared in the Press. Essentially we've not heard from the parties since then.
There have been a few inconclusive discussions at lawyer level. There have been around 30 public statements to the media by the MUA about the matter. The parties have repeatedly told us that they will come back to us with a proposal and that there has been no need to settle the matter with them up till now. 'The ACCC has been available at all times, and remains so, to discuss the issues.
The parties have effectively not been in touch with us and so it has not been possible to advance discussions. 'Suggestions last week that the ACCC was causing a delay on the settlement are wrong. '
The ACCC has advice from the parties that there has been no need for the ACCC matter to be resolved until after the creditors' meeting and that there has been no urgency to this stage.
'Maritime Union of Australia lawyers have also advised that they will come back to the ACCC with something.
'The parties to the waterfront dispute, which is essentially a private dispute, have reached or nearly reached a private settlement of their dispute.
'They have apparently made it a condition of the settlement that the ACCC withdraws its case.
'The ACCC has never taken sides on the rights and wrongs of the dispute.
'Its role has been to try to see that there is compliance with the Trade Practice Act 1974, including recent laws passed by Parliament relating to boycotts affecting 'the movement of goods into or out of Australia'.
'In the course of the private dispute, some actions were taken which the ACCC believes breached the laws and which caused some damage to some small businesses and exporters. It is up to the parties to come forward and address those issues if they want the case to be dropped.
'One matter of concern to the ACCC is that: in the course of a private dispute economic damage has been done to small business and exporters. We have details. The damage in our view was done by unlawful boycotts, in breach of the Trade Practices Act. Something needs to be done about this.
'The ACCC has not sought a penalty in regard to the boycotts but everyone else in Australia who breaks the Trade Practices Act in any substantial way has to give some kind of commitments undertakings about not repeating unlawful behaviour in future.
'Some people are suggesting that there are only two alternatives: That the ACCC backs off totally or that the settlement collapses as a result of the self-imposed condition of the parties to that settlement. These are false alternatives.
What is required is that some steps be taken by the parties to meet the ACCC concerns. Once this is done it will be possible to move forward.
'Let me emphasise, the ACCC has not taken sides in the dispute. It has been investigating behaviour on both sides of the waterfront.
Its duty is to seek compliance with the law. Following private and then public warnings, boycott action affecting Australian exports and small business that we considered unlawful continued. We had no choice but to go to Court. To turn a blind eye to substantial, very public breaches of the law would have been to override the clear intent of Parliament and would damage the credibility of the Trade Practices Act.'
Professor Fels believed it was important to emphasize how the MUA had been making public comments about the settlement in a selective way to put maximum pressure on the ACCC to settle on the MUA's terms. The MUA did not want to have any sensible discussions with the ACCC – rather its approach was to try to use the media to stir up public opinion against the ACCC, yet again.
Fels also wanted to make it clear that the MUA was the party which had delayed in coming to talk to the ACCC about a settlement rather than the other way around. It would be the MUA's fault alone if the broader settlement were derailed.
[1] MUA wants watchdog's action to be called off, Financial Review,
24 June 1998,
p. 3.
[2] It's almost over: wharfies agree to back settlement, Sydney Morning Herald,
June 1998, p. 8.
[3] ACCC urged to drop MUA case, Daily Commercial News,
1 July 1998, p. 1.
[4] ACCC demands MUA pays up, Australian,
17 July 1998, p. 5 and ACCC urges an
MUA strike trust fund, Financial Review,
17 July 1998, p. 9.
[5] MUA boss slates Fels over delay in dispute resolution, Australian,
24 July 1998,
p. 2.
[6] Fels warns on wharf peace, Australian,
30 July 1998, p. 2.
[7] Ibid.
[8] Waterfront dispute, ACCC news release,
August 1998 - http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/87253/fromItemId/378006


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Unit 8 – Psychological Perspective for health and social care| P1&M1 Understand Psychological Approaches|
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Behaviourist Perspective: Pages 3-4
The Psychodynamic approach: Pages 5-6
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The cognitive/information processing perspective: Page 8
The biological perspective: Page 9-10
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This behaviourist perspective is that we can understand any type of behaviour by looking at what the person has learned.Pesonality traits for example shyness, confidence, and optimism. Pavlov (CLASSICAL CONDITIONING)
Ivan Pavlov, a Russian physiologist working with dogs to investigate their digestive systems. The dogs tested where attached to harness, and Pavlov attached monitor to their stomachs and mouths so he could measure the rate of salvation. He noticed when the laboratory assistant came in with the food before the dog had actually tasted the food the dog began to salivate. Pavlov speculated that the dog salivating because it had learned to associate the laboratory assistant with the food. This is when his theory began. Food automatically led to the response of salivation. Since salivation is an automatic response, he called this unconditioned response. This means a response that regularly occurs when an unconditioned stimulus is presented. As the food automatically leads to this response, he called this an unconditioned stimulus; this means a stimulus that regularly and consistently leads to an automatic (not learned) response. Pavlov then presented food at the same time as the bell; too see if the dog would learn to associate the bell with food. After many goes the dog learned that the bell associated with food and began to salivate when only the bell rung and no food was presented. This is called conditioned response; this means a new, learned response to a previously neutral stimulus that mimics the response to unconditioned stimulus, it had learned the conditioned response of salivation to the conditioned stimulus (the bell). Conditioned stimulus means a neutral stimulus that, when paired with the unconditioned stimulus, produces a conditioned (learned) response, just as the unconditioned response used to. Skinner (OPERANT CONDITIONING)
Burrhus Frederic Skinner, an American psychologist who worked mostly with rats and pigeons, to discover some of the key principles of learning new behaviours. He used a famous device, called a Skinner box. The box contained a leaver which, when pressed, released a food pellet into the box, this reinforcing lever-pressing behaviour. At first when he rat is in the box it will be running around sniffing his new surroundings, which at some point it, will press the leaver, releasing a food pellet. After a while when the rat has repeatedly performed this action, it will learn that this behaviour (pressing the leaver) I automatically followed by the release of a food pellet (the consequence).As the pellet is experienced as reinforcing (something that the rat would like to have more of), you called this positive reinforcement, this is happens when the consequence following a particular is experienced as desirable. Skinner then used a negative reinforcement which is when behaviour results in a consequence that removes something unpleasant. The negative reinforcement he used was a very low electrical current on the floor of the Skinner box. The current could be de-activated if the rat pressed the lever. Social learning theory
Role models are very important. We can learn new behaviour from anyone but we imitate behaviour if we are strongly influenced by the way we perceive the person. We can be influenced by others when we observe someone who we admire behaving in a particular way; we are more likely to imitate such behaviour. Solomon Asch, social psychologist conducted experiments to show how an individual's behaviour could be influenced and changed because they did not want...
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Finding Fall: Homework Time
We escaped the kitchen table, our normal homework spot for the fresh still-green grass, a few blankets and some sweet autumn air.
Isabel practiced her 1st reading for Mass on Friday. She's so excited to be able to be apart of the service.
Truman had to read and digest his Social Studies lesson for homework tonight. Social Studies is Dad's territory. Eric loved reading and reviewing for tests with Isabel, so we're continuing the tradition this year too.
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Popa Mountain range and its surrounding natural environment will receive Unesco Global Geopark status before the end of the current administration's rule.
Geologist Than Htun, chair of the committee specifically dedicated to accomplishing this goal, said that the process began in December 2016 with a combined effort from multiple ministries and departments, including the Hotel and Tourism Ministry and the Forestry Department.
"We started on December 9 with mostly on-site investigations to collect data for research for things such as places that will be attractive to tourists. So far we've found around 110 places of interest already and we're still finding more. We expect a total of 250 places and at least one more year of data collection. And then we can proceed with preparations for tourist viewing. We estimate [we will have] a total of four years of work to submit it to Unesco," said Than Htun.
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Save $72: These wireless Sony headphones offer noise cancelling and extra bass – ideal for getting your groove on in a noisy studio. They've been knocked down by 29% this Amazon Cyber Monday deals week.
Sony WH1000XM2 wireless headphones – $298 (usually $349)
Save $52: These premium noise cancelling headphones from Sony have had 15% knocked off the price today. TechRadar gave these new headphones five stars in its review, commenting: "Crystal clear noise-cancelling headphones that are better than Bose".
US: Smart home / studio Amazon Cyber Monday
Fitbit Blaze smart fitness watch – $149 (usually $199.95)
Save $50: If you're after a smartwatch Cyber Monday deal take a look at this. Right now you can grab a Fitbit Blaze with 25% off. This smartwatch is designed for fitness use, and will track your steps, distance travelled and calories burned.
Fitbit Charge 2 – $99.99 (was $149.95)
Save $50: This is the best deal you'll find this Cyber Monday for the Fitbit Charge 2, and it's unlikely to get any cheaper, so if you want one we suggest you jump on this offer. The Fitbit Charge 2 is one of the most popular fitness bands, and offers continuous heart rate tracking and GPS.
Epson WF-2760 All-in-One Wireless Printer: $59.99 (was $129.99)
Save $70: Epson is a trusted brand name when it comes to printers, so the $70 discount on this all-in-one printer with scanner, copier, fax, ethernet, Wi-Fi direct and NFC capability makes this a great solution for a small studio or home office.
Save $20: Liven up your freelance space with your very own Alexa, Amazon's best selling smart device. This second-generation model can make calls, sync up with speakers, read audio books, answer your questions and solve world peace. Well, maybe not the last one, but it is a popular gadget.
US: Smartphone Amazon Cyber Monday deals
Apple iPhone SE (unlocked) – $280 (usually $399)
Save $120: This unlocked iPhone SE has had 30% knocked off the price in the Cyber Monday sale. The SE already offers a much more purse-friendly price point than the rest of the iPhone range, and in its review TechRadar called it "brilliant" if it's a small phone you're after.
Motorola Moto Z 64GB unlocked: $399.99 (was $699.99)
Save $300 off another of our best phones for designers at Amazon this Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend. We loved this smartphone's thin design and creative modular accessories, or Moto Mods.
Apple iPhone SE 32GB unlocked: $280 (was $399.99)
Save $120 on Apple's budget-friendly iPhone, which comes in Space Gray, unlocked. It may not be as all-singing, all-dancing as the iPhone X or iPhone 8, but it still packs an excellent camera and iOS 11.
UK: Best Amazon Cyber Monday deals 2017
Amazon.co.uk will also have some great discounts for Cyber Monday. The bargain shopping fiesta has washed across the Atlantic and, it's shaping up to be a big one this year.
UK: Best laptop, desktop and tablet Amazon Cyber Monday deals
Amazon Fire HD 8 – £49.99 (usually £79.99)
Save £30: This Cyber Monday, Amazon is offering its all-new Fire 8 tablet with nearly 40% off the usual price. This tablet comes with an 8" HD display and Alexa built in, and the Kids' version is also on sale today.
Amazon Fire 7 – £29.99 (usually £49.99)
Save £20: Today is your last chance to pick up Amazon's all-new 7" Fire tablet with a massive 40% off. Already a fair bit more affordable than most tablets currently on the market, this Cyber Monday price cut makes it ridiculously cheap.
ASUS HD Chromebook Flip – £429.99 (usually £599.99)
Save £170: The ASUS C302CA-GU010 has a screen that can be rotated by 360-degrees, making it suitable for use as a standard laptop or a more portable tablet, which is ideal for busy professionals. It's on sale with £170 off this Cyber Monday, so if you're on the hunt for a lightweight yet powerful notebook, it might be worth taking advantage of this brilliant deal.
Fire 7 Kids – £69.99 (usually £99.99) (from 17 Nov)
Save £30: This Cyber Monday, Amazon has knocked down the price of the Kids edition of its Fire tablet from £99.99 to £69.99. This is a fully featured Fire 7, but tweaked to make it ideal for children, with improved parental controls, a child-proof case and a two-year guarantee. Buyers also get a year's access to Fire For Kids Unlimited, which includes over 5,000 apps, games, books and other educational content for children.
Fire HD 8 Kids – £89.99 (usually £129.99)
Save £40: A Fire HD 8 Kids will usually set you back £129.99, but smart shoppers can pick one up for just £89.99 this Cyber Monday. This is essentially a souped-up version of the Fire 7 Kids (also on sale today). You'll get the same no-questions guarantee, bounce-proof case and year's access to Fire For Kids Unlimited, but this model also offers improved battery life, a bigger screen and more storage.
Amazon Fire HD 10 – £109.99 (usually £149.99)
Save £40: This upgraded version of Amazon's Fire HD 10 tablet offers more memory and a better screen, and shoppers can get 27% off this Cyber Monday. This Alexa-enabled tablet has a 10" 1080p full HD display. In our sister site TechRadar's review, it said "You will not find a better bargain than this if you have your heart set on a big screen tablet."
Microsoft Surface Pro 12.3-inch: £1153 (was £1249)
Save £95 on the PixelSense tablet, which has an Intel 7th Gen Core i5-7300U 3.5GHz, 8GB RAM, 256 SDD, Intel HD Graphics 620 and Windows 10 Pro. We gave it 4/5 in our Surface Pro review, as it's a tempting machine for designers and creatives.
Apple MacBook Pro – £2075 (was £2349)
Save £274: This Amazon Cyber Monday chops 12% off the price of this new MacBook Pro with touch bar. Under the hood you'll find an Intel Core i7 processor with 256GB storage and 16GB memory, plus a Radeon PRO 555 graphics card. Stocks are low though, so get a move on!
UK: Best Wacom Amazon Cyber Monday deals
Wacom CDS600P Bamboo Spark – $79.95 (usually $129.95)
Save $50: If you don't mind buying an older version of the Bamboo Spark, this model is a bargain this Cyber Monday. It's ideal if you're after a quick, easy way to digitise your handwritten notes, and it comes with a bonus tablet sleeve.
Right now you can also save $30 on the newer Wacom Bamboo Slate Smartpad Digital Notebook – pick one up for $99.95, rather than the usual $129.95 at Amazon US.
Wacom Cintiq Pro 16" with Pro Pen 2 – £1299.99 (usually £1399.99)
Save £100: You can get a great Amazon deal on the Cintiq Pro this Cyber Monday. Compared to earlier models, this graphics tablet offers more natural drawing experience and a much improved screen – and to sweeten the deal you'll get get a 3-month Creative Cloud subscription thrown in. See what we thought of the Cintiq Pro in our review.
Wacom Intuos Photo – £79.99 (usually £89.99)
Save £10: This graphics tablet has been reduced by 11% this Amazon Cyber Monday. The Intuos Photo is designed with photo editing in mind. It offers pen and touch use, and comes with Corel PaintShop Pro X8 for Windows and Aftershot Pro 2 for Windows and Mac.
Wacom Intuos Pro (small) – £149.99 (usually £199.99)
Save £50: The smallest graphics tablet in the Wacom Intuos Pro range was knocked down in price for Black Friday, and shoppers can still pick one up at a discounted price. This comes with an improved multi-touch sensor and a wireless accessory kit. Plus, you'll get a 3-month Creative Cloud subscription thrown in.
Wacom Intuos Art (medium) – £149.99 (usually £179.99)
Save £30: Wacom's medium-sized Intuos Art pen and touch graphics tablet is currently on sale with £30 off the RRP at £149.99 instead of the usual £179.99. With a pressure-sensitive pen, intuitive multi-touch gestures and customisable ExpressKeys, you have a range of ways to interact with this graphics tablet. There's also a great Cyber Monday deal available on the Wacom Intuos Art tablet (small).
Wacom Bamboo Ink smart stylus – £59.95 (usually £69.99)
Save £10: If you're in the market for a new stylus, you can grab this CS-321 smart stylus with a modest 14% discount this Cyber Monday. Use it with the Bamboo Note or Bamboo Paper app on your Windows 10 device.
UK: Audio deals Amazon Cyber Monday 2017
Beoplay H5 in-ear headphones – £142 (usually £199.99)
Save £57: Amazon has reduced the price again on these B&O PLAY wireless bluetooth in-ear headphones – they're now £142, which is an even better deal than Amazon offered on Cyber Monday itself. They're splash- and dust-resistant, and when you're not listening to them, these earbuds magnetically connect together to conserve battery power and hang securely around your neck.
Beoplay A1 bluetooth speaker – £142 (usually £199)
Save £57: Get your hands on these sweet bluetooth speakers from Bang & Olufsen's B&O Play with £57 off – this is an even better deal than Amazon offered on Monday itself. The black, dark red, moss green and 'natural' versions of this speaker are all available at this bargain price.
B&O PLAY Beoplay H4 wireless headphones – £167 (usually £249)
Save £82: In this Cyber Monday deal, Amazon is offering these wireless, over-ear headphones from Bang & Olufsen for more than £80 off. They offer up to 19 hours of playback time with Bluetooth, and for a premium audio brand, this is a great deal.
Jabra Move headphones: £54.95 (usually £79.99)
Save £25: Shoppers can pick up a pair of Amazon's best-selling Jabra wireless bluetooth headphones for a cut price today. These lightweight on-ear cans support Bluetooth for wireless connectivity and let you control your music directly on your head.
Sonos Play:1 smart wireless speaker – £149 (usually £199)
Save £50: With this great Cyber Monday deal, you can pick up this smart mini-speaker for £50 off the usual retail price – or if you'd rather. the white version is also available for the same discounted price. It promises rich sounds, and can be connected to any Amazon Echo or Alexa-enabled device for voice control.
Roberts Revival iStream 2 – £149 (usually £220)
Save £71: Shoppers today can nab this digital radio from Roberts with 32% off. Beneath the retro-styled duck egg exterior, you'll find DAB, DAB+, FM and Wi-Fi Internet radio capabilities, and you can connect this radio up with your Spotify account.
Roberts Revival Union Jack radio – £169 (usually £200)
Save £31: This Cyber Monday you can save 16% on this DAB/FM digital radio from Roberts – knocking £60 off. This patriotic radio features Roberts' distinctive retro design, but the tech inside is cutting-edge.
Jabra Sport Pulse special edition – £79 (usually £129.99)
Save £50: Amazon has dropped the price of these Jabra earbuds by nearly 40%. The Sport Pulse special edition of these wireless Bluetooth stereo earbuds also have a built-in heart rate monitor, and can be used to track fitness.
Bose SoundTrue Ultra in-ear headphones – £59.99 (usually £99.95)
Save: £40: These in-ear headphones are specifically engineered to work with Apple devices, including iPhones, iPods and iPads. You can pick them up this Cyber Monday with a mega 40% off.
Jabra Elite Sport True wireless headset – £179.99 (usually £229.99)
Save £50: You can pick up these smart headphones for £50 off this Cyber Monday – when TechRadar reviewed these, it said if they had a lower price they'd be a "must-have", so here's your chance. These offer enhanced wireless connectivity and great sound quality for your music and calls, as well as personalised in-ear audio coaching, and an integrated heart rate and activity monitor.
Sony MDR-ZX330BT Bluetooth wireless headphones – £56.98 (usually £90)
Save £33: With this Cyber Monday deal, the price of these wireless Bluetooth headphones from Sony has been cut by 37%. Although our sister site TechRadar didn't love the build quality when it reviewed them, at this price they become a much compelling option.
Amazon Music Unlimited: 99p for 3 months (usually £7.99pm)
This is the best deal you're going to get on Amazon's Music Unlimited service. Instead of the usual £7.99 a month, new subscribers can pay just 99p for a three-month subscription. Ideal for keeping you entertained in your studio.
Audible audiobooks: 50% off for three months
Amazon's Audible service offers the world's biggest selection of audiobooks and spoken-word entertainment. Until the end of the month you can get 50% off your Audible subscription.
UK: Camera deals Amazon Cyber Monday 2017
Sony ILCE7KB.CE full-frame compact system camera – £899 (usually £1549.99)
Save £650: This Sony compact system camera with 28-70mm zoom lens is designed for professional use, and Amazon has knocked over £650 off this Cyber Monday. It comes with an enhanced fast hybrid autofocus system and BIONZ X image processing engine. At time of writing, there were only a few left, so act fast if you want one.
Canon EOS 80D body – £831 (usually £999.99)
Save £168.99: This Cyber Monday, Amazon is offering Canon's excellent EOS 80D camera (body only) at a very respectable £831 rather than the usual £999.99 – saving you 17%. The image quality on this DSLR fantastic: the 24MP sensor resolves detail well. It's also well built and boasts an impressive feature set.
Nikon D3400 – £359.99 (usually £399.99)
Save £40: Another great Amazon camera deal sees the pre-order price of the excellent Nikon D3400 digital SLR slashed from £399.99 to £359.99. It hasn't been released yet, but you can preorder now to secure a good deal (and if the price drops again before the release date, you'll be charged the lowest price). If you're after a lens kit too, check out the next offer.
Sony ILCE7SB.CE Alpha 7S DSLR camera – £1609 (usually £2070)
Save £461: Smart shoppers can grab this Sony DSLR with a big discount this Cyber Monday deals week. It offers a 3'' LCD screen, 12.2 Mpix optical zoom and offers 4K video output.
GoPro HERO5 Black Action Camera - £340 (usually £399.99)
Save: £59.99: The HERO5 is the most powerful and easy-to-use GoPro so far, offering 4K video, voice control, one-button simplicity, touch display and waterproof design. This Cyber Monday, you can pick one up for over £50 off the RRP.
GoPro Hero5 with rechargeable battery and 3-way arm – £396.91 (usually £494.97)
Save £98: This Cyber Monday, get GoPro's powerful action camera bundled in with a rechargeable battery and three-way arm for a bargain price. Amazon has knocked off 20%.
Nikon D5600 DSLR + lens: £679 (was £824.68)
Save £145 on Nikon's compact but terrific DSLR. Amazon is already offering the D5600 and AF-P 18-55mm VR lens at a great price this Cyber Monday deals week. Digital Camera World gave the camera 4/5 in its review, so buy it now.
Canon EOS 750D + lens: £497 (was £689.99)
Save £192 on the Canon EOS 750D, which TechRadar gave 4.5/5 in its review, with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens. Amazon has a second great deal on this DSLR if you want a lens with further reach – the bundle with 18-135mm lens costs £789 down from £900.
Sony Alpha 68K camera – £438.97 (usually £670)
Save £231: This great-value Sony Alpha 68K camera comes with an interchangeable lens (an 18-55mm zoom lens is included). The Alpha 68K offers real performance for enthusiasts. This Cyber Monday you can pick one up for just £438.
UK: TV and monitor Amazon Cyber Monday deals
Toshiba 43-inch 4K TV – £329 (usually 479.99)
Save £150.99: This silver 43-inch 4K ultra HD Smart LED TV also comes with Freeview Play, and this Cyber Monday deal has chopped over 30% off the usual price.
Toshiba 49-inch 4K TV – £379 (was £549)
Save £170.99: This 49" 4K TV has had its price cut by over £170 this Cyber Monday. It offers ultra-HD 4K resolution, Dolby audio and a whole range of smart features .
Toshiba 55-inch 4K TV – £439 (usually £599)
Save £160.99: A number of great Toshiba TVs have had their prices slashed in the Black Friday week sale. This model is still available for the brilliant price of £439, which is a steal for a 55-inch 4K TV.
Panasonic TX-40EX700B – £489 (was £799.99)
Save £310: This Panasonic TV set is 4K, which means it offers four times the resolution of Full HD. Amazon is selling it at a bargain price of £489 this Cyber Monday – that's 39% off the usual price.
ASUS Rog Swift Curved PG348Q: £910.98 (was £2,921.24)
Save £2,010.26 on this 34 inch ultra-wide curved monitor with a 2:19 aspect ratio. Designed for games, this monitor delivers a smooth frame rate and seamless gameplay. With over two thousand pounds to save, this is one of the biggest bargains we've seen.
Philips 323E7QDAB: £199 (was £249.99)
Save £50.99 with this IPS LED wide view monitor from Philips. Amazon has knocked down the price on this screen with Flicker-free technology that also comes with built-in stereo speakers.
BenQ GL2760H 27-inch monitor – £146 (was £269.92)
Save £123: This Cyber Monday, you can pick up this 27-inch LED BenQ monitor for 46% off the usual price. It's compatible with Windows 8, and features Senseye technology.
UK: Computer accessories Cyber Monday deals
TP-Link AC2800 Dual Band Wireless Router: £175 (was £199.99)
Save £24 on this super-fast VDSL modem router, which packs speeds of 2167 Mbps on 5GHz and works with all the main UK phone line and cable ISPs. It boasts the latest Wave 2 Wi-Fi standard and improved technology that gets you even faster data speeds, so you can feel secure that when you're working from home, your internet connection won't let you down.
SAPPHIRE Radeon RX 570 NITRO+ graphics card - £248.99 (usually £294)
Save £45: Save 15% on this SAPPHIRE Radeon RX 570 NITRO+ 8 graphics card, on sale this Amazon Cyber Monday with £45 off the usual retail price.
UK: Smart home / studio Amazon Cyber Monday
Fire TV Stick and Alexa Voice remote – £24.99 (usually £39.99)
Save £15: This Cyber Monday deal is already proving very popular – right now shoppers can save nearly 40% on the new Amazon Fire TV Stick. This powerful streaming stick provides you with access to over 7000 apps, including BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, Netflix and YouTube. You can also control it with your voice via Alexa Voice remote.
Amazon Echo (2nd gen) – £69.99 (usually £89.99)
Save £20: Amazon has been running deals on its second generation Echo or the whole Black Friday period, and shoppers can still pick it up for a bargain price of £69.99, rather than the usual £89.99.
This handy gadget connects with Amazon's cloud-based AI Alexa to enable you to play music, set alarms, make calls and much more, all using voice control. It's an ideal starting point if you want to make your studio a little smarter.
Amazon Echo Plus (with Hue bulb) – £109.99 (usually £139.99):
Save £30: Amazon's Echo Plus – the newest member of the Echo range – offers a built-in ZigBee smart home hub, which is great if your router is overflowing with cables. It has been given a big discount this Cyber Monday, and shoppers will also get a Philips Hue bulb in white thrown in.
Amazon Echo Dot (2nd gen) – £34.99 (usually £49.99)
Save £15: The echo's smaller, cheaper little sister has got even cheaper this Cyber Monday – you can now pick up this mini voice controlled device for £15 off the usual price. As the whole Echo range is on sale right now, it might be helpful to check out TechRadar's reviews of the Echo and Echo Dot to help you work out which one is the right one for you.
Logitech Harmony home hub – £69.99 (usually £99.99)
Save £30: This smart home hub is on sale today for 30% off the usual price. Use it to control up to eight smart home devices, from smart lights and locks to thermostats, via your smartphone. It works with Alexa and is compatible with over 270,000 devices.
HP Deskjet 2630 All-in-One Printer: £33 (was £49.99)
Save 34% on this wireless printer, scanner and copier that comes with a 3-month free trial of HP's Instant Ink (HP's system whereby your computer can order itself more ink when supplies run low). It's compact enough to fit easily into your home office, and can print from smart devices as well as computers.
Wanhao i3Plus Duplicator 3D printer – £353 (usually £419)
Save £65: If you're interested in getting started with 3D printing, this Cyber Monday you can pick up a 3D printer for a bargain price. This Wanhao model has been reduced by 16%, which is quite a bit for a printer that's usually over £400.
HP Envy Photo 7130 printer: £86 (was £119.99)
Save £33 on a printer that also lets you copy and scan photos and documents directly from your smartphone or tablet. This model comes complete with four months ink trial included. It prints double-sided, so no need to waste paper in your home studio.
UK: Smartwatch and fitness tracker deals
Fitbit Charge 2 – £109.99 (was £139)
Save £30: This is the best deal currently around for the Fitbit Charge 2. The Fitbit Charge 2 is one of the most popular devices on the fitness market, and offering continuous heart rate tracking and GPS.
Garmin Fenix 3 Sapphire multi-sport watch bundle – £420 (usually £589.99)
Save £169: This smartwatch bundle has been reduced by more than £150 this Amazon Cyber Monday. It comes equipped with outdoor navigation and a heart-rate monitor, as well as advanced fitness training features.
Garmin Forerunner 235 GPS running watch– £206 (usually £299.99)
Save £93: Another top smartwatch deal – pick up this Garmin running watch with over 30% off this Cyber Monday deals week. This has smart notifications, tracks the wearer's heartrate, and can be connected to Garmin Connect for audio prompts, social media sharing and music control.
Garmin Fenix 3 multi-sport watch – £304 (usually £429.99)
Save £125: Pick up this multi-sport smartwatch from Garmin with nearly 30% off this Cyber Monday. When our sister site TechRadar reviewed it, it said it was "An impressive sports watch from Garmin that is only let down by its price," so don't miss this opportunity to grab one at a more reasonable price.
UK: Smartphone deals Amazon Cyber Monday
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (SIM-free) – £441 (usually £569.99)
Save £128: For Cyber Monday, Amazon has cut the price of this SIM-free Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge by 23%, saving you over £128. Our sister site TechRadar gave Samsung's gorgeous Galaxy S7 Edge five stars and crowned it best smartphone of last year.
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus 64GB SIM-free: £589 (was £779)
Save £189 on this beautiful smartphone that TechRadar called "The best big Android phone you can own" in its review. Creatives will love its amazing infinity display with 18.5:9 aspect ratio, and its incredible 12MP camera.
Samsung Galaxy S8+ (SIM-free) – £589 (usually £779)
Save £189: Right now you can nab a SIM-free Samsung Galaxy S8+ smartphone for a bargain 24% off the usual price. It launched in April 2017 for £779 in the UK, but you can pick on up for nearly £200 off that this Cyber Monday. TechRadar gave the Samsung Galaxy S8+ 4.5 our of 5 stars in its review, which you can read here.
Nokia 5 SIM Free Android Smartphone £129.95 (was £179.99)
Save £50.04 on Nokia's sleek Android smartphone. With a 13MP autofocus camera and a Corning Gorilla Glass display, this phone is a dream come true for photographers.
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I'm up for some eye-bleeds...chuck in some brain-melts and I'm definitely there...still checking the PSN everyday for a hint of a demo...or even better...the real thing...
always end up buying other games like PAIN on impulse...cmon Studio Liverpool!!! Release HD already...cause I'm just buying up everything on PSN...help me stop impulse buying...
you know the psn store is only updated once a week?
thursday or friday depending on where in the world you are
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I haven't been on in a long time- with my husband deployed to Iraq I've been so busy with my son- it's hard to be a mom and a dad and all single mom's have my extreme respect!!
So I found out from my lawyer that I had no chance at all to win, even with the positive evaluation from the evaluator I hired. She urged me to come to an agreement so I could get a FEW things I wanted. I assume the agreement was filed, after we hammered out the details I have never heard from her again.
So my husband found out as he was getting ready to come home from Iraq, he's being ordered to Germany, and it's family orders, we're expected to accompany him. Not a hardship, moving with my husband, and Germany is such a great exciting opportunity. But I don't know about my visitation with my daughter, my ex-husband is such a sack (forgive the language but it's the best way I can describe it) and he's not going to let me take her out of the country unless he is ordered to. So before I told him about moving, I decided to contact a lawyer. Not MY lawyer, cause she's never been helping me as much as I think a lawyer I pay $200 an hour for should.
***********************This is the message I sent:
I have a 5 1/2 year old daughter with my first husband. We separated in 2001 and divorced in 2002 (Ramsey County jurisdiction), sharing joint custody of our daughter and I had sole physical custody. I remarried and had a son with my new husband.
My new husband and I had a LOT of financial problems early in our marriage, and ended up moving in with his parents in Miami for a while after the birth of our son. My ex said he didn't want our daughter living with my husband's parents, because they are Cuban and he thought they would treat her unfairly. He ended up flying our daughter to my parents house in Georgia, and she stayed with them until my husband and I moved there.
To summarize a long story, about a year later he flew to my parents house, while I was at work and took our daughter and flew back home with her. He had moved into a new house without telling me, with a girlfriend he hadn't told me about, and decided he wanted to raise our daughter. After talking to legal aid for Georgia and Minnesota, there seemed to be nothing either could do for me. They each claimed it fell in the other court's jurisdiction- the divorce had stated we couldn't leave MN without his written permission, and even though he flew her out himself he hadn't written anything out- meanwhile, we had lived in GA for over a year and were considered GA residents. My ex told me that he was concerned we were living with my parents and wanted temporary custody while I got my own place and could prove my husband and I were stable financially. We got our own place, and I signed a temporary order with the understanding that he would bring her back when he was sure I could take care of her (The marriage was pretty much like that, I had to "earn" everything by satisfying his requirements. Such as, he would take the toilet paper to work with him if he didn't feel I had earned it by making a good dinner the night before or whatever). I didn't like the agreement but signed it because his lawyer wrote me and said if he had to fight me in court he was going to accuse me of abuse and neglect, citing my son's hospitalization for an enzyme deficiency as neglecting him. It turned out had I even gone to court it wouldn't have matter, since his lawyer served me with papers that had the wrong court date on them. I would have been a week early had I planned to fight.
Not a surprise, he never brought her back. I filed for her to be returned to me, and even eventually hired a lawyer who informed me the paper I signed said I agreed to her being integrated into his household, because it had referred to some Minnesota statute by number without saying what it was. I fought him for about 2 years, my husband joined the army to give us financial stability, and they used that against us saying frequent military moves are not a good way for kids to be raised. I talked to a mediator in MN then I talked to an evaluator in MN as well as hiring my own in KY, where we are stationed. No matter what I did it seemed to backfire. My ex's lawyer badmouthed me to my lawyer (she told me when I met her in person the first time) and even said the judge didn't like me, that I said something inappropriate the hearing I tried to represent myself. I had no idea what he was talking about, but I remember being upset the judge allowed my ex's lawyer to talk about things starting with "I know this is inadmissable, but I want to mention..." and told me to be quiet when I tried to object. In fact, last summer, my ex filed a restraining order against me saying I told my daughter on the phone I was going to come and shoot him and his new wife, then promptly dropped it when I came to court to fight it. During that time, his lawyer yelled across the waiting room where everyone was to the court appointed evaluator that when he talked to the evaluator I was hiring to make sure he told her I was bi-polar (which I am not, and never have been- I was treated for post partum depression after my daughter was born but that is it). I was upset he could yell that when the judge could hear and my ex, and my lawyer said there was nothing she could do.
Anyway I want to wind it up, due to the way I was treated and the lack of action on my lawyer's part to help me, I realized quickly I was going to lose, meanwhile I was being denied visits with my daughter since there was nothing written out for them, so I asked my lawyer to just come to an agreement with his lawyer. I was unable to go to court when the agreement was submitted, my husband was deployed to Iraq and I had no one to watch my son. I never got a filed copy of the agreement either, so I still don't know what it included, but my lawyer sent me a copy before she went to court with it, so as long as no changes are made, I know what it says.
Currently the agreement says that I can have visitation in my home as long as I live in the US. I have Thanksgiving OR Christmas break, AND Spring break and 8 weeks in the summer, and I have to pay for all transportation costs. But right before my husband came back from Iraq he received orders to go to Germany. He is scheduled to report in April. I have a few months to try to get visitation changed to allow her to travel to Germany for her visits, but I'm not sure what I can do, considering the court's past inflexibility with me and seeming prejudice against me. Do I have any rights at all in this matter? And what about having my ex pay for part of transportation costs? I have to pay for me to go to MN, then both of us to fly back home, then both of us flying back to MN and me flying home. I can't afford all that from Germany, and my ex has stated his income many times as 60-100k annually, so he could afford to split it with me. I currently am not required to pay child support but I would rather pay that than all the money required for the airfare!! I plan to go back to court when she's a bit older and gets to state her preference, but until then, I don't have a leg to stand on...
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!! Thank you!
PS I have not told my ex yet about the move, he and his wife hate me (I'm not exaggerating, they told our daughter this, and she was crying to me about it during her last visit) and will not be helpful so I want to know my options first.
***************And THIS, my friends, was the reply I recieved (any spelling or grammar errors were the lawyers and left in intentionally, to keep the flow of the letter)*********
There is a great deal that I could respond to in your post. It sounds like a series or porrly thought out moves and far too many failures to react to issues that were critical at the time. Unfortunately, most of that is academic at this point since your opportunities to seek return of the children to your home have eroded with the time that they have been with the other parent. In short, you are where you are.
Relocating out of the country inevitably creates a great many problems with regard to parenting issues.
1. First, most courts will not consider frequent overseas travel to be in the best interests of the child. the flights are long and arduous. What is in the "best interests of teh child" is the standard that will be used, not what is in the best interests of either parent. In short, you can expect few trips on an annual basis.;
2. Second, there is a question as to whether it is safe for a child to fly such distances unaccompanied by an adult. You will have to address that issue as part of any Motion. If you intend to fly with the child, it will undoubtedly be an expensive proposition. Any parenting agreement or order, should also allow you to spend large blocks of time with the child whenever you are in the U.S.;
3. Third, there will also be school concerns and concerns about taking the child away from her friends in her now established home. Be prepared to respond to that concern;
4. Finally, since you are choosing to move, most courts would require you to pay the airfare for any child visits. The theory is that you created the distance by moving away from the child and, as a result, the other parent should not bear that financial burden.
To proceed, you must file a Motion to modify the parenting schedule. The court may send you to mediation first.
I am afraid that I will have to be blunt here. You have placed your life and your new spouse's career before your child. The unfortunate result of that will likely be a significantly decreased parenting time with your child.
***** ??? Am I missing something? We are CHOOSING to leave the country? My husband should maybe just quit the army then? That's called going AWOL and it's sort of frowned upon. Or what? The courts think I should leave my husband? So BOTH my children can come from broken homes? This is ridiculous. I really am at the end of my rope with all this. All I know for sure is THIS lawyer is not going to be hired...
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Well it's been a long time coming, but yesterday I made a start on the rolling stock. I picked up this van at the local market in Machynlleth earlier this year. Last night I pulled off the continental couplings and treated it to some mild weathering.
There's more work to be done; fitting three link couplings will be a bit of a fiddle and I need to do something with the aggressively textured roof, but all told I'm very happy with my ten minutes spoldging paint around.
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Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Well it's French
I used to a be quite a disciplined model maker, following one theme or project through to completion. As I become older whim has deposed order as I ricochet from one model to the next. Fortunately I've enough space to be able to do this, in fact it may be this space that has freed me up to create at will. The latest model to take a turn on the workbench has little to do with the inner city shunting scene in HO that I'd been planning to do. It started as a result of buying some cheap German promotional trams to chop into a range of four wheel carriages and wondering what I could do with the left over end bits. Nothing, is the answer, but it did spark off memories of the similarly shaped, rather gorgeous Crochat railcar. Cutting one tram in half gives the raw material for two Crochat-ish railcars. The first model that I'm going to hang onto for myself involves lots of cutting and sticking together of the body panels, then next three to trundle out of the workshops will have a far simpler method of construction resulting in a slightly different window arrangement but nevertheless retaining all the character of the real thing. Enough words, here's where the first proving models at.
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Racing at altitude sucks, especially if you have never done it before. There is no other way to put it. Conference went okay in the sense that I ran tough and finished the race. Other than that, it was the
The Bunion Derby
I'm finally feeling back to normal again and have gotten in some good training. It took me a while to get over the sickness. From Saturday until Tuesday I felt bad, but then on wednesday I started to feel a


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I have the latest version of Raspbian and wondering how to run the Thingbot on it. I am missing some guide in the docs section. I stuck on dpkg -i tingbot-os.deb which needs some additional dependencies, eg.
tingbot-os depends on libsdl1.2debian (= 1.2.15-5); however:
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Flight diverted after spat between passengers
August 26 , 2014
A United Airlines flight in the US had to be diverted and two passengers were taken off it after an ugly spat between them, according to media reports.
A male passenger was reportedly using a lock called the Knee Defender, which jams the reclining mechanism of the seat ahead. The female passenger sitting on the front seat objected to this. Though he was asked by an attendant to take off the lock, the man refused. That's when the woman threw water over him, reports said.
Eventually, the plane was diverted to Chicago, where the two passengers were asked to get off. The flight continued to its destination, Denver, minus the two squabbling passengers.
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