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January 4, 2011 at 5:51 pm #1619742
Is there hope for a better Cambodia if he becomes his father's (Hun Sen) successor?
[b]PM's Son Faces Reform Challenge[/b]
Following his two-star general appointment, critics pressure Hun Sen's son to clean up Cambodia's military image.
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen has made his fast-rising son a two-star general amid pressure to reform the country's tainted military.
Hun Manet, a West Point graduate with a doctorate in economics, was appointed deputy infantry commander-in-chief in the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF).
He currently serves as chief of his father's bodyguard unit as well as head of the anti-terrorist unit at Cambodia's Ministry of Defense.
the article: http://www.rfa.org/english/news/cambodia/promotion-01042011160213.html
[Message last modified 01-05-2011 01:52am by Kadin]បានចូលសាលា មានសញ្ញាប្រ័ត មិន ប្រាកដថាមានសមត្ថភាពក្នុងកិច្ចការ នោះទេJanuary 4, 2011 at 5:58 pm #1619743
is he the one that arrested those invading thais? if so then he has my vote.
next stop… kampuchea krom!January 4, 2011 at 6:01 pm #1619744
He's US graduate. I believe in him. I bet he has common sense and respect human rights.January 4, 2011 at 8:02 pm #1619745
as long as he wasn't educated in france- then he should be fine. jk!!!January 5, 2011 at 8:42 am #1619746
I hope he can do better than his father. Clean up corruption first……Go ManetJanuary 5, 2011 at 9:57 am #1619747
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. But maybe this bad seed will be a lesser evil.January 5, 2011 at 11:25 am #1619748
Maybe Srok Khmer can beef up it's military for once. The military been a joke since the fall of Angkor.January 5, 2011 at 12:02 pm #1619749
Everything has a price tag in Cambodia. There's no need to beef up the Military when their neighbours and foreign invaders can trade, bribe, and negotiate for Cambodia's resources. The man seen in the above photograph looks like a lost child trying to fill in daddy's shoes. I hope I'm wrong. What is a few years influence in the United States when his whole life revolves around corruption?January 5, 2011 at 6:12 pm #1619750
He must be pretty smart if he went to West Point.January 5, 2011 at 6:13 pm #1619751
Sometimes just money will do. haha
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PAULDING – "We missed out on a lot of opportunities. We had several chances to put the ball into the end zone and we didn't cash in on them," said Paulding head coach Kyle Coleman concerning his team's performance against Columbus Grove on Friday evening.
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Reviews by PapaEugene:
4.6/5 rDev +6.2%
Little brother/sister of my favorite beer.
A: Poured it in my Rochefort glass. A great amber/brown color. Head is not too impressive. I often notice differences when opening this beer or the 10. Sometimes it gushes out of the bottle, but this time no need to be careful.
S: Caramel, malts, raisins and some alcohols. A nice rich smell.
T: PLeasant alcohols, notes of raisins but also red grapes. Some citrus, apple and of course great malts. A little bitterness, a little spice.
M: High carbonation and a medium body.
D: I see some similarities with the R10 but still good enough to stand on it's own. Very rich in taste for a medium body. This beer I could drink a few on one evening unlike the R10 that usually finishes my evening.
08-14-2009 14:09:03 | More by PapaEugene
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North Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +2.3%
A nice farewell beer to PA,(Iam moving in two days)at the Drafting Room in Spring House my favorite restaurant in the area.Pours a medium brown with some burgundy hints thru out with a nice big fluffy head that leaves some real nice lacing,aroma was top notch I would have to say one of the most aromatic brews I have had intensly fruity and juicy with a light spicey yeast aroma in the background.Taste is fruity and smokey with an underlying sweetness, just a whopper of a beer.I really hope to have again sometime what a treat!
03-11-2004 02:46:24 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.47/5 rDev +3.2%
Appearance: 330ml bottle. A murky brown pour with a lively, tan head. The head very slowly fades down and ultimatley is very small.
Smell: Big malty sweetness up front highlighted with brown-sugar, caramel, light chocoalte and a pinch of vanilla.
Taste: Unsweetened chocolate off the top followed by a caramel sweetness. Dark, rich maltiness in the body. The sweetness and rich complexities bend towards a dry and chalky finish. Lots of backbone. Great body. An exceptionaly full and complex beer. World class.
Mouthfeel: Lively and rich. Plenty of active carbonation. Spritzy finish.
Drinkablilty: A world class beer like this one is a year round favorite for me. I could have one anytime, with chocolate or as a night cap.
07-21-2003 15:46:26 | More by Popsinc
4.72/5 rDev +9%
Appearance Very dark orange-brown with a gorgeous head. Once it settled, the interior of the glass was covered with lacing and the head itself fell in pits. It looked like lava formations at the beginning of time.
Smell The aroma of malts and (mostly) fruits are hit hard with the 9.2 ABV. This almost smells like hard liquor. The fruity (orange, cherry, apple, pineapple, cranberry) aroma that is awesome.
Taste This is very interesting. The complex mix of fruits, along with the strong alcohol, gives this aspect of the beer a mixed drink kind of flavor. I make a party favorite drink with orange, cranberry, pineapple-apple juice, and rum and this is similar on the front end of The Eight.
The malt kicks in though and you know this is a beer. This brew is also loaded with sugar that comes out (even more so) at the end. This is one helluva beer.
Mouthfeel Theres not a lot of carbonation here, but this is smooth considering the ABV. Its more like taffy on your tongue then beer.
Drinkability Way too drinkable for such a strong concoction. This one went down like silk.
Comments I liken this beer an organic fresh fruit mix poured into fine Belgian malt. I dont feel that Ive done it justice in my review. There are a myriad number of other flavors that I cant pick up. This is in a class all by itself.
Update: The 2004 vintage is more of the same. Recently, I was able to pick up more complexity in the nose. In particular I found some darker fruits like dates and figs and raised the Smell rating by 0.5.
08-11-2003 02:09:45 | More by RoyalT
4.58/5 rDev +5.8%
Nice bottle. Simple and old looking. This beers gimmick is that is has no gimmick. Label says drink by 2009, just how strong is this beast???
The 8 pours a weak coffee brown with vivacious internal tsunamis but almost no head. Looks kind of like the Wisconsin River during an august storm. Loads of suspended, unsettling sediments. These little yeasties are pissed and theyre not going to sit down and let you drink them. Theyre going to swim about like drunken frogmen until you down the last gulp.
The aromas are umpteen. Bananas attack the nose straight away. Surprisingly theres a touch of citrus in the 8, which is weird since this is such are darkish beer. The rest of the nose is pear schnapps, dirty figs, and booze.
Texture is Smooth and lotiony like the wax in a sweaty hobos ear, only in a good way. The malts are practically behemothic with about a kilo of brown sugar. Im getting a bit of sweet potato tempura in here too and plenty of all that stuff that I found in the nose. This beer plays with my tongue like the first older woman I ever kissed, professional and experienced. Slightly medicinal with a pinch of cloves or some other spice. Perfectly balanced.
I could drink this one into the new year and I might since Im heading to Europe for the new year.
My first experience with Rochefort and Im thrilled. I cant wait to try the 10 thats waiting for me in the fridge.
10-29-2005 01:38:45 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev -7.6%
05-12-2013 03:22:01 | More by DanGeo
4.69/5 rDev +8.3%
As best as industrial beer gets.
What a head! What a crisp, rich, non-alocholic taste.
No questions, it is the #1 trappist, and out of Rechefort arsenal - this is THE cannon.
Cant think of any better beer experiance from stuff you can get off the shelf anywhere in Benelux.
06-02-2013 18:18:52 | More by yauri
4.18/5 rDev -3.5%
Poured into a Trappistes Rochefort goblet. Deep, murky brown, very opaque, with a little bit of floating sediment. Off-white head that dissipates rather quickly. The initial nose is quite a treat - very complex and hard to put an exact finger on. I'm getting quite a bit of dark fruits and brown, burnt sugar, as well as vanilla, caramel, and toffee. Maybe even a little bit of chocolate.
And then you taste it - this beer has so much going on. Sip after sip after sip, I would discover new flavors and little nuances that came out - it was really quite nice. It starts with black cherry, plums, and little bit of rubbing alcohol warmth on the tongue and transforms into a "deeper", more dense flavor with brown sugar, figs, and dates. I also picked up hints of grapes (wine-like), earthy esters, black licorice, chocolate-milky tones, raisins, ripe banana, and toffee.
The end hits with a subtle hint of kitchen spices, including clove. Aftertaste leaves the mouth with some sweet malts and buttery, bready yeast. The carbonation is plentiful and bites the tongue with enough sharpness to notice, but not too much to be distracting. Medium-heavy body with a super creamy mouth feel. Swish this one around your mouth for a minute, it's incredible.
Definitely my favorite of the Rochefort trio. The flavor profile really unlike anything I've tasted up to this point. So many flavors can be identified, however the beer never seems overwhelming or hodge-podge, it's very well balanced and put together nicely. Great brew.
10-20-2012 16:54:47 | More by tectactoe
4.47/5 rDev +3.2%
Serving date: 2009-04-02. Served in snifter. Best before: 2013-08-20.
A: Dark brown with deep red hues. Big and creamy beige head with very good retention. Plenty of lacings.
S: A very powerful and rich smell. Plenty of fruity aromas (blackcurrants, blackberries, ripe pears). Pleasant aroma of chocolate, caramel and slightly boozy and spicy alcohol.
T: Very, very well balanced and complex. Somewhat sweet fruity flavors (blackcurrants, blackberries) up front. Rich chocolate flavors. Plenty of layered malts - caramel, freshly baked bread, brown sugar, coffee. Some spices. The alcohol becomes noticeable already in the mouth and develops even further towards the finish. There are also some grass and grains in the finish.
M: Full-bodied and very creamy. Plenty of carbonation though, that makes for a rather lively mouthfeel.
D: This is one great beer. It's really well balanced and carries some fantastic aromas and flavors. Highly recommended.
04-05-2009 13:58:27 | More by ricke
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
06-02-2012 22:46:17 | More by Zakk
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
05-18-2013 15:58:20 | More by jono0101
4.4/5 rDev +1.6%
A- mahogany with a thin cream colored head thats stays around for the show.
S- Doughy, a little noticable alcohol, cinnamon, all spice.
T- Fruit cake, spiciness similar to the nose, bready, a touch of anise, rich and complex but not overworked.
M- Gentle cleansing effervesence, smooth, slightly syrupy, medium to full bodied.
D- Delicously drinkable. I can see how monks replace meals with this.
10-06-2009 22:10:37 | More by brownbeer
4.47/5 rDev +3.2%
330 bottle into Rochefort goblet- which while being beautiful, I find to wide and shallow for my taste. Though, no doubt the best looking beer glass I own.
A: A hazy, caramel brown. Very little head from the careful pour which subsides to a ring.
S: malt, molasses, candied sugar, dark flesh fruit
T: malt sweetness and oh so smooth. sugar, richer thicker sugars like molasses/caramel. slightly vinous in a port/sherry fortified way. vague prune and fig notes mixed with a little plum. more and more malt followed by a little prickly spice as it warms.
M: smooth yet playful, perfect carb. level. malt creaminess coats the whole mouth.
D: Exceptional-except for the hefty price tag
this beer deserves much less thinkin and much more drinkin...Im off.
11-30-2005 03:46:06 | More by kaimcm
North Carolina
3.88/5 rDev -10.4%
12 oz bottle served in dogfish head pint glass.
A-Murky brownish color, white head dissipated fairly quickly, really doesn't look so appetizing-kind of like dirty pond water
S-Boozy, raisin/date fruits, brown sugar smell, slight sourdough smell, more like maple syrup as warms
T-Yeast, booze flavor, mild date like fruit, some cocoa and tobacco, low hop present, as it warms mild leather flavor, mild sour as well, very complex and not too sweet like other Strong darks.
M-Fizzes fairly quickly in mouth whih makes some of the flavors hard to taste, Swirled a bit and the carbo died down a little but gets in the way of the flavor during the first half of the beer, medium mouthfeel, fairly drying.
O-I really wanted to enjoy this beer but the overcarbonated feel made hard to taste and not so enjoyable an experience, Underlying flavors are complex but hard to taste for a while. I bet this is fantastic with at least 2 years of age on it.
12-18-2008 02:06:03 | More by hopsleeroy
4.35/5 rDev +0.5%
330mL bottle poured into a Westmalle chalice. Bottle dated 110214 so the beer is about 20 months old. This was drank along with the 6 and 10
It pours a deep chestnut brown with a beautiful pillowy head that dies into frothy layer. The head retention of these beers are spectacular.
The nose is much more fruity than the toffee of the 6 and has more 'Belgian' character to it. The aroma of this also has a bit of sweet sugariness to it at the end.
Taste wise it was really nice, some candied cherries and malty caramel, maybe a little darker fruit esters. As it warms just a little bit of the alcohol can be tasted. The mouthfeel is spot on, carb level great and it drink wonderfully. The ABV can be detected just a bit, especially as it warms but I really enjoyed this beer, much more so than the 6.
10-19-2010 04:56:08 | More by weatherdog
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
03-31-2013 01:51:04 | More by tbryan5
4.35/5 rDev +0.5%
This was my first foray into Belgian Ale and not a bad place to start!
A: Good earthy chestnut brown hazy color. Poured a 330ml bottle into a goblet. Frothy head that lasted a little while and dissipated into a wisp of a head with a nice delicate ring.
S: Bready, biscuity malt, spice, banana, dark fruit. As the drink progressed, the alcohol (manifested as rum) became stronger but by no means overpowering.
T: Sweet malt beginning moving into biscuit malt, moving into dark fruit and finishing with pepper spice, phenols, rum alcohol after taste. Nothing is overstated. The alcohol is amazingly concealed inside the well balanced complexity. 9.2 ABV seems impossible but the rosy cheeks are a reminder.
M: Medium/light carbonation. Feels clean and smooth - little buttery. Medium/light bodied. Warms like a hot toddy.
D: Amazingly drinkable. This ABV and profile wouldn't be my choice for a session beer of course but I would certainly revisit this brew and I am looking forward to trying more Belgium Ale.
10-21-2008 03:34:36 | More by sgoodship
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
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08-09-2014 21:15:51 | More by Anstuart5
4.28/5 rDev -1.2%
Ap: Cloudy ruby red/brown with thick head of tight laced bubbles. Head recedes to thin layer which dissipates moments after pouring. Vigourous carbonation throughout the glass.
Ar: Earthy fruits - dates, raisins, prunes. Alcohol notes present. Slight dark wheat - pumpernickel aroma.
Ta: Sharp & rich with earthy fruits. ABV definitely noticeable. Slight candied fruit flavor from yeast strain. Blends nicely with alcohol notes.
Mo: Effervescent. The high carbonation helps offset the high ABV. Medium bodied. Carbonation also lends crips finish.
Dr: This is a slow sipper due to the high ABV. It is welcome though in order to really savor its flavor complexities.
Comments: Another in the list of trappist beers has lived up to its hype. Delicious, albeit strong. This is not one to take lightly. Let it warm up to room temp, let it sit on your palette & express itself.
02-16-2007 21:47:11 | More by JMD71
New York
4.15/5 rDev -4.2%
A - Huge head on the pour and it just kept climbing! Had to let it rest for a bit before I got the rest of the not quite 12 oz. bottle in there. Barely translucent dark amber around the edges to a caramel center. Head faded after a few sips to a nice covering and it coats the glass nicely.
S - Spicy with some sweet dates and bananas. More subdued than I was expecting.
T - The dates and ripe banana carry over to the taste. The spice comes on late along with a little alcohol warmth. The malt balances the alcohol well. Detect only the slightest bitterness from the hops. Balanced taste but lacked some pop for me, would have liked a touch more complexity.
M - Creamy and smooth with a good carbonic tingle. Quite nice.
D - Extremely drinkable for a 9.2% ABV beer. In fact, I would say this is the most drinkable beer over 8% I have had, a testament to the balance.
03-06-2009 00:25:26 | More by steelerguy
4/5 rDev -7.6%
03-26-2013 01:03:58 | More by SuomiHobbit
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
02-02-2014 06:02:21 | More by Ben7773
4.88/5 rDev +12.7%
A: Gorgeous deep orangy Brown with a big foamy head
S: Nice light smell. Spicy and sweet with no overpowering booziness.
T: The alcohol (9.2%) is hidden behind an almost light malty flavor. Sweet but with enough spice to keep it from overpowering the beer. No high in hoppiness and not too boozy.
M- Smooth as butter with enough burn to remind you that you're drinking a real beer.
D- One of the most drinkable beers over 9% I have ever tasted. Absolutely smooth and without a strong alcohol taste. Beer drinkers at all levels could drink this one with relative ease.
The world class reputation matches the flavor.
12-27-2009 04:39:47 | More by tuckevalastin
Trappistes Rochefort 8 from Brasserie de Rochefort
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- Prince Charles to visit flood victims in Muchelney, Thorney and Stoke St Gregory.
- Prince to visit farmers and residents.
- Somerset battered by overnight stormy weather as more roads flood.
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HEARING reports that Riddlers Coaches are advising pupils at West Somerset College who use their service to take earlier coaches due to poor road conditions.
Road flooded on road between CrossKeys pub and Norton Fitzwarren. Too deep to safely pass.— @SomersetDriving 04 February 2014
Please avoid driving thru Westford if at all possible, the road's badly flooded & cars are creating waves which are flowing into properties— @ASPWellington 04 February 2014
DRIVERS: please take extra care on Somerset roads tonight: lots of surface water and debris from high winds— @dredgetherivers 04 February 2014
Sun sets over flooded fields,River Tone that burst its banks on the Somerset Levels in Stoke-St-Gregory, UK. http://t.co/YVG0FI9gJc— @EdFromCT 04 February 2014
RT @SouthWestFarm: We are now having to use large bags to try and stop the water from flowing in! @dredgetherivers @westyeo #fordgate http:…— @bbcsomerset 04 February 2014
Just keeping you all updated, but Fordgate is like a river, we've sandbagged large areas and we've got more being brought in.— @SouthWestFarm 04 February 2014
A flood warning has been issued by the Environment Agency for Minehead, Combwich, Bridgwater and Burnham.
The Environment Agency are warning that strong winds and high tides may result in the crests of waves being blown onshore onto the streets.
Around 500 houses across the Taunton and Bridgwater area have been hit by power cuts during the storm.
13,500 houses have been hit by power cuts across the South West, however most of the affected areas are in Cornwall and South Devon.
A spokesperson from Western Power Distribution said: "About 500 customers have been affected in and around Taunton and Bridgwater, spread across 15 different high voltage incidents.
"This has been caused by wind speeds in excess of 75mph causing flying debris, whether it be trees or flying garden furniture, hitting our power distribution."
STAY OFF A38 TAUNTON TO WELLINGTON at least 5 cars broken down on road almost absolutely impassable now #UKstorm #ThinkDontSink— @WeatherTaunton 04 February 2014
Three lanes on the M5 southbound between Taunton and Wellington, junctions 25 and 26, have been closed due to flooding.
Tree down, Harp Rd South Peetherton. Road completely blocked, Highways on scene dealing #goodoldhighways— @nic_police 04 February 2014
The fire service have removed a tree blocking two lanes on the M5 southbound between junctions 26 and 27.
Floodwater on A38 between Wellington + Taunton. Deep, across most of the road, and people are going too fast into it. A scary drive home.— @jack_murley 04 February 2014
RT @johncurtinEA: Here comes the next batch - follow our #flood warnings here http://t.co/iOJbaz0KYA #ukstorm #floodaware http://t.co/CtC66…— @nic_police 04 February 2014
Severe weather and further flooding is causing a serious disruption to traffic across Somerset.
The A38 Rumwell Hall between Taunton and Wellington is closed due to flooding. The road is blocked in both directions at Stonegallows, with reports on one car stranded.
Village Road in Hatch Beauchamp is blocked due to a tree blocking the path.
A tree is also blocking the road in Bishops Lydeard on High St near the A358, with another tree and further flooding on the A39 between Washford and Bilbrook.
Seriously worried about people and properties and businesses on #somersetlevels #somersetfloods tonight! Can't take much more Time for Army?— @tauntonmayor 04 February 2014
RT @ASPWellington: M5 South Nr J26 Wellington all 3 lanes at a standstill. If you don't need to travel you are advised to stay at home. #Dr…— @Jules_Bint 04 February 2014
RT @fergieweather: W COUNTRY 2130hrs Latest gusts circa 60mph in #Somerset at Yeovilton; ditto over at Dunkeswell; 50+ on Exmoor & across p…— @scooby2princess 04 February 2014
Just been helping the Police clear a fallen tree by the telephone exchange at Bishops Lydeard. Highways crew... http://t.co/K0rV5NWapx— @MikeSRigby 04 February 2014
A369 Wheddon Cross to Wingford. Very strong winds, trees falling. Exposed route, well worth avoiding tonight— @nic_police 04 February 2014
Just a tad windy here in Somerset!! #understatement #herewegoagain— @johnyeo1972 04 February 2014
Somerset is being hammered by gale force winds and ice cold rain, increasing the chance of further flooding.
Let us know of any flooding or weather related issues by tweeting @CountyGazette or email email@example.com
Met Office forecasters are warning that heavy rain and gale force winds will continue to affect the UK at times this week.
The stormy conditions are expected to bring damaging gusts of wind of up to 60mph inland and perhaps as high as 80mph along some southern and western coasts of Britain on Tuesday night and Wednesday.
A yellow Met Office national severe weather warning has been issued for gales and heavy rain for each of the Atlantic depressions forecast to affect the UK.
Flooding still getting worse in parts of the Levels, especially around Moorland, please spare & thought for all affected by this disaster— @dredgetherivers 04 February 2014
Yard being used yet again, only happy to help just want this water shifted now! #somersetlevels #somersetflood #FLAG http://t.co/AFQCejvNz1— @SouthWestFarm 04 February 2014
@dredgetherivers We need sandbags, Hall's are flooding really need help now!— @SouthWestFarm 04 February 2014
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PEOPLE in Stoke St Gregory were delighted at the Prince's visit.
Lee Howell, chief fire officer for Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service, said: "He was very interested in the work we've done with other agencies.
"He was in how the fire service has been working to provide advice to the communities affected."
Anthony Gibson, of the NFU, said: "We talked about the need to get the rivers sorted out - not only the initial drainage, but to keep them clear but little and often work thereafter.
"He showed genuine concern."
Taunton Deane Mayor Cllr Libby Lisgo said: "Local people in the village were clearly really pleased to see him.
"He can't really do anything, but he's got the ear of a lot of people.
"By being here, he's finding out for himself and showing people that he cares about what's going on here."
John Denbee, vice chairman of Somerset County Council, said: "His visit means a great deal.
"It gives us a high profile and draws attention to the major floods in this area."
Farmer James Winslade, who earlier showed Prince Charles around his farm in Moorland, said: "We appreciate him coming down because we need to keep the pressure on to let as many people as possible see what's going on."
Cllr Gill Slattery said: "People are feeling comforted by his visit."
Alfred van Pelt, of Flooding on the Levels Action Group (FLAG) said: "He's helping make the problem high profile and keeping the pressure up.
"He's probably more aware of the problems than some of the people in decision-making positions.
"We're thrilled he's here."
Cllr Tim Slattery said: "His visit is tremendous for the community.
"At last people are taking notice of an issue that's threatening the community for several years."
CHILDREN from Willow Set Pre-School in Stoke St Gregory.
RT @ElleGilpin: #charlesvisit there's biz not just in #langport suffering, #HighHam not affected by water but ppl struggling 2 get 2 us @Or…— @LABGInfo 04 February 2014
PRINCE Charles in Stoke St Gregory.
THE Prince has reached Muchelney, where he has just boarded a boat to reach inaccessible parts of the village.
#Charlesvisit Clarence House press team says HRH wanted to make visit to "show support and solidarity" to flood victims— @GazetteMMarsh 04 February 2014
THE Prince's Countryside Fund has today announced a £50,000 donation from its emergency fund to help farmers and rural communities in Somerset.
It has allocated £25,000 to The Farming Help Partnership (which includes The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution, Farm Community Network and the Addington Fund), and £25,000 to the Somerset Community Foundation.
The Duke of Westminster has revealed he will personally match the funding and donate an additional £50,000 - taking the total available to £100,000.
The Somerset Community Foundation will use the funding to provide emergency relief grants to small businesses and individuals affected by the flooding.
It is hoped this will help them complete emergency repairs and compensate for loss of income, damage of shop stock and increased fuel costs.
#Charlesvisit It is expected the prince will head to Muchelney is this police boat http://t.co/JyWhz3Boxu— @GazetteMMarsh 04 February 2014
#Charlesvisit Arrived in Langport, where I'm greeted by this http://t.co/xX8UglrECa— @GazetteMMarsh 04 February 2014
Prince Charles is now in Stoke St Gregory.
He is at The Williams Hall, meeting villagers, farmers and emergency services personnel who have been affected by flooding.
#Charlesvisit It is expected the prince will head to Muchelney is this police boat http://t.co/JyWhz3Boxu— @GazetteMMarsh 04 February 2014
#Charlesvisit TV crews set up ready to go http://t.co/rNvGuL9ffX— @GazetteMMarsh 04 February 2014
How embarrassing for the government that HRH Prince Charles will visit flooded areas and victims before the PM! #floods— @1stevedillon 04 February 2014
PC Jacobs and PCSO Long are off to meet Prince Charles #Somersetfloods http://t.co/JxPXncXN0h— @ASPBridgwater 04 February 2014
RT @dredgetherivers: Sir James of @westyeo is delighted to welcome Prince Charles to Somerset http://t.co/PDXEqGq4WL— @sunkfarmer 04 February 2014
Prince Charles is now in Somerset and is due to visit Stoke St Gregory and Muchelney this afternoon.
Reporters Phil Hill and Michael Marsh are covering HRH's visit today. If you're on Twitter, send us your comments, pictures and whatever else you like by using hashtag #Charlesvisit - we'll include some of the best in this live blog throughout the day.
I wonder if Prince Charles Will get the same response from flooded villagers as the Sun girl who turned up with the fosters!!!!— @Davescoffers 04 February 2014
The Prince of Wales will visit flood-hit areas of Somerset today.
Charles will be introduced to local residents, farmers and members of the emergency services who have been affected by the recent flooding on the Somerset Levels.
Among the places the prince will visit are the village of Muchleney, which has been cut off for a month, and a local farming family at Langport, where he will see damage caused by the flood waters.
The area has seen some of the worst flooding in living memory, with whole villages cut off and hundreds of homes and business flooded.
As reported, there has been growing discontent, where criticism has been levied at the Government and environment officials for not doing enough.
The Prince's visit comes as it has emerged that thieves have been targeting flood victims in the area.
Charles, who has a long-held commitment to supporting Britain's hard-pressed rural areas, is carrying out the visit as patron of the Prince's Countryside Fund.
The fund allocates grants to rural projects twice a year and also reserves a portion of its income to be used in times of crisis.
Yesterday, a cheaper helpline for flooding victims was opened for calls from the public after David Cameron overruled quango bosses who said it was "not appropriate" to publicise it during a flooding crisis.
The new Floodline number - 0345 9881188 - was released after complaints that callers were being charged up to 41p a minute to call the existing Environment Agency helpline on the premium rate number 0845 9881188, with the money going to a private firm.
The 0345 number had already been set up and was operational as part of a wider Whitehall move away from pricier 0845 numbers, but the EA said it was not promoting it "proactively" to avoid confusion.
But Downing Street said Mr Cameron wanted use of the premium number to be ended "as quickly as it possibly can be", and it was later revealed that the new helpline was open for calls.
A spokeswoman for the Environment Agency said they had "never made any money" from the 0845 number adding the full switch to 0345 9881188 will take place as soon as possible.
Telecommunications watchdog Ofcom encouraged all public bodies to use 03 numbers, which are charged at the same rate as calls to 01 or 02 "geographical" numbers and must be included within "free call" bundles in phone packages.
Calls to 03 numbers cost between 0p-10p per minute from landlines and 10p-40p from mobiles, though most mobile users will pay at the lower end of this range.
Environment Agency chairman Lord Smith said he had not visited the Somerset Levels since they were submerged and admitted "we probably have not done as much as we should have done" to dredge the area's rivers.
He told Sky News: "I haven't yet been, in the last four weeks, to the Somerset Levels but I have been to the Somerset Levels on three occasions in the course of the last year and will be going back there."
He acknowledged that dredging of the Tone and Parrett rivers would have to be "an element" of plans to manage the flood risk in future.
Further flooding is expected as high sea levels, strong winds and large waves combine to increase the risk in coastal regions.
Severe flood warnings are in force along the River Severn, while further heavy rainfall could see flooding for much of south-west and southern England.
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9:43pm Tue 4 Feb 14
Blue Owl says...
Sedgemoor residents, myself included, spoke on this Agenda Item, after a full and interesting Debate, a Six Point Resolution, in how to take forward the views of Council to enable quick, responses to further Dredging Works, and to formulate a Policy to deal in the short term, the flooding of Properties and Businesses. With a solution in the Medium , long term to deal with the excess water laying on the Levels, and how to minimise future flood damage, as a consequence, noted the inaction of the Top Management of the Environment Agency, in their role as the Agency responsible !!!
A further Council Meeting on 19th February , will discuss further action to take.
The Council passed unanimously the Councils resolution, to act as soon as possible to relief the situation, of those residents affected, by water ingress.
David L Preece
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10:35pm Tue 4 Feb 14
orchardman says...
9:30am Wed 5 Feb 14
Blue Owl says...
The sea defences have withstood, so far, the Parrett has not Breached its banks, But there is no where to pump the excess rain water, that has to be pumped into the River Parrett Tidal River, so as it goes out to sea on the Ebb Tides Twice Daily...........then the Moors can be Drained, but this will take at least 3 months, @ a cost of £100k per week for the Pumping Operation.
How many £ Million s of ££££££££ will this Disaster cost, in Claims on Insurances, in Somerset.........Tha
t's if the residents have insurances after last years Disaster, which was then described as a 1 in 100 year Event, by the Environment Agency Boffin's ,!!!!!!!!!!
David L Preece
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Our mission is to provide a high quality, respected, and fully accredited MBA program at the best value to working professionals.
Why Choose SF State's Executive MBA Program?
The SF State Executive MBA Program is the most economical of all Executive MBA programs across the Bay Area, but this does not translate to any corresponding sacrifice in quality. You will find faculty members leading in their fields, an extremely diverse student body with varied business backgrounds, and a state-of-the-art Market Street location. Our program produces a long list of alumni who have advanced their careers garnering a substantial return on their investment.
Return on Investment
Current mean ROI after Graduation
Increase in Salary and Tuition
Return on investment = Current Salary minus Salary when starting EMBA divided by Total Tuition Cost.
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The graph above illustrates the phenomenal return students receive on their investment in the SF State Executive MBA program. The trend line clearly shows that salaries of our graduates steadily increase after they have earned their MBA degree. Even those students who have graduated as little as two to three years ago have recouped half or all of their cost of tuition; thus having an education that paid for itself. Furthermore, students who graduated more than four years ago continue to be rewarded as each year passes. The monetary benefits are a result of the skills and knowledge taught in our program, and a result of the high quality of students we select into the program.
Cohort Structure
Our cohort structure facilitates the development of strong classroom relationships that blossom into long-lasting professional networks. Students enter and exit the program with the same set of colleagues, and as such, develop a tight, supportive network of people from a broad cross section of Bay Area organizations. Cohort diversity provides an exciting mix of students that enroll in the same courses together making possible the development of a strong, positive learning community. Students in our cohorts explore and develop individual potential as well as learn to operate together in a suite of exciting course. We know form experience that cohort members invariably stay in touch long past graduation, supporting one another as they progress in their careers.
Our highly qualified faculty were trained at top Ph.D. programs around the globe, including Carnegie-Mellon, Harvard, MIT, University of Michigan, Stanford, UCLA and UC Berkeley, among others. These tenured and tenure track faculty members are committed, first-and-foremost, to excellence in teaching. They are also scholars and researchers on the cutting edge of their specific disciplines.
The curriculum balances the art and sciences of management so you gain an understanding of both the theoretical backdrop for business, and learn to apply theory in diverse management situations. Courses are designed to give a comprehensive and relevant understanding of today's management environment. Case studies of actual business situations and guest speakers with specialized expertise are an essential part of the curriculum.
Student Profile
Your classmates will be drawn from diverse backgrounds, both professional and academically. Each cohort contains professionals from varying industries, and a number will have already obtained some other Master's diploma or a Ph.D. They will contribute practical insights and real-life issues that will enhance your learning experiences.
Our program is accredited by the most respected business accrediting association in the world: the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). This ensures that our program is periodically evaluated and is dedicated to continuous improvement of courses and faculty in teaching, research and professional service. San Francisco State University is also accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Student Oriented EMBA Staff
Once admitted to the program, the EMBA staff will administer all of your administrative needs. EMBA students need not worry about securing their own books because textbook costs are embedded in the program fees. Our goal is to provide a supportive environment so that you can concentrate on your courses and studies.
Class Hours and Location
The EMBA Fall cohort meets two evenings per week on Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Generally, classes meet every week throughout the semester. Our schedule places extra break days during the semesters, typically around holidays, and students have the month of August off.
All EMBA classes are conducted at San Francisco State University's Downtown Campus, located at 835 Market Street, suite 550, San Francisco, CA 94103. The Downtown Campus, located in the heart of the San Francisco Business district, is the home of the College of Business Graduate Programs. This state of the art facility ensures you will enjoy a productive and comfortable learning environment.
Course Requirements
For details see Executive MBA : Course Requirements.
Attend an Open House
Come to an Open House at the Downtown Campus to learn more about the current programs offered. Meet professors, students and professional colleagues.
For deadlines, requirements, and class schedule, see Executive MBA : Admissions.
For prospective and current graduate student resources, including schedules, deadlines, requirements and forms, see Resources for : Graduate Students.
More Information
For more program information, see SFSU Bulletin: Business Administration Graduate Programs.