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Watch Hunting in Bangkok - Jatujak Market 12th
August 2002
Part II, Part III
Dear All
This watch hunting is getting addictive :-) Every Saturday I am already longing to dive into those masses flocking the Saphan Khwai Street Market and the Jatujak Weekend Market. If it were not for the watches, you have to go there once, just to see all beautifully dressed young female fashion shoppers. Well most of the time you will not have much time for such contemplations, because you have to watch your step and find a way through the unbelievable maze of Jatujak. It certainly takes a while until you can navigate confidently in there.
As usual we started our search along the road, the Saphan Khwai area. I know by now most of the faces of the watch sellers and I am sure they know mine, since there are not too many foreign regular visitors.
At this booth I had found watches before, a very friendly old and solemn looking white haired man has a nice selection of vintage inexpensive watches. His prices are good, and I felt the first time, that I do not have to negotiate too hard here. The prices are already very good.
I bought this pair of vintage hand wind Seiko mid-size ladies' (but they go as well as men's watches in Thailand were boy size is extremely popular despite the current big watch trend) at his table. Two reasons: Rob wants us to work on as many different movements as possible during his watch tutorial and secondly I was tempted by the awkward position of the 12 and 6 hour indices. Yes, maybe there was a third reason, I felt that if I bought two identical watches, I would have some spare parts if one movement turned out to be not workable. I did not know that I was in for a big surprise yet...even if I could have seen it, if I looked closely with my pocket loupe.
Caliber 2107-0520S AD Mid-size Ladies' hand wind from the 70ies, probably one of the first mid-size watches for ladies. The crystal is badly chipped at 12 o'clock and the second hand has been bent a couple of times it seems and not really successfully straightened. Both need to go one day ... see below!
With a new crystal (Seiko Part Nr. 270W02ALOO) and a new second hand, the watch now looks like this on November 23rd 2006.
How I managed to change this
crystal, a rather tough job (because I am not a SEIKO trained watchmaker nor do
I have their tools of the trade :) )
Changing the crystal was not easy since the newer crystal seemed to be slightly bigger. The crystal is only held by the bezel with a press fit. This is not your regular watch crystal that is held with a silicon ring or with a tension ring (two frequent ways SEIKO fits crystals to the case). This crystal with its peculiar inner loupe - that was another reason I wanted an original replacement - has a stepped rim that snaps on to the dial side of the case. Then the outer bezel will create a "press fit" if pressed down over the crystal. The crystal is now squeezed between the case's dial side rim and the outer bezel. Click on the thumbnail below for a sketch of how this crystal is fixed to the case:
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First I tried with the case press.
No way the bezel would slide down over the acrylic crystal.
I tried to heat the
bezel (with a hairdryer) but the expansion was not sufficient to allow the bezel
to slip over the crystal. Finally I greased the
inside of the bezel and the outside of the crystal's edge with silicon grease
and used two dies from the case press on either side of the watch and slowly
worked the bezel over the crystal in a vice. I turned the "sandwich" (flat die
on the back, watch in the middle, conical die on the bezel) in the vice while
loosening and tightening the vice's jaws. That was lots of stress since I was always
ready to hear that cracking sound of the crystal. But luckily all went well, just the
two case press dies had a couple of scars from the higher pressure in the vice.
I used sandpaper and filed case press dies flat again so they could be used
again. That was not an
easy job at all! Next time I will consider filing down the crystal a bit. A
lengthy and cumbersome job that requires a lot of concentration, trying and re-fitting. And not
really something one wants to do with an acrylic crystal. Scratches are easy to
be made (filed bits, sand paper residues - glass!) and finger prints on the inside of the crystal will then
need careful washing.
I really admire the "elves" - speak watchmakers - that perform this "wonders" and "miracles" on a daily professional basis and much faster then I did. They really deserve respect for their great work in that micro-mechanical world! Often without real appreciation! I lift my hat in respect gentleman. Only if one tries to tinker a bit oneself one can imagine how much energy goes into these watch repairs.
Changing the second hand was easier...
However I ran into small problems too. First the replacement hand was from ETA and far too long. I have a watchmaker's pair of clipping pliers, these came very handy now. How to fix hands that need to be clipped. Quite easy, I used a block of Rodico and stuck the old and the new hand into it and then carefully trimmed the new hand to the same length as the old hand.
The next problem was that the the hole diameter of the replacement hand seemed to be smaller then the original hand. Now the smallest reamer of the watchmaker's reamer set A&F 17040 came into action. I carefully plugged the entire hand onto the block of Rodico and carefully reamed the hole to a bigger size. The second hand could now be replaced. Of course I tested it's fit by slightly pulling it up with the handslifter. It sits firm and should not jump off even if the watch will eventually get a little shock.
Of course that bracelet has to go, but I did not have time yet to think about that. I have been working everyday recently, either disassembling or assembling watches or hunting for watches. The crystal has been chipped at 12 hour, but as I said, I bought that pair to be sure, to have at least one running watch. And once the watch underwent that Crystal Clear procedure, it will sure look a lot better. Those are the pictures of the watches as I bought them.
Probably August 1978, but you can never really be sure about the decade
Maybe the movement gives more information:
Caliber 2107B, B stands for B-Grade as opposed to A-Grade, the top grade
Concluding from the shock protection, I would say August 1978 is probably correct - and what a great surprise, the movement is in excellent condition! A barrel shaped neat little hand wind!
A nice metal spacer in that watch and I also liked the way, the case back closes into the case, this recessing of the case back saves probably 2 mm of height. All in all a nice little PMW ("Poor Man's" Watch).
Big surprise, those twins have different calibers! 2118 - 0410S AD in this one, now that was really a big surprise and I realized it only yesterday when opening the case backs.
This watch is in top condition, almost NOS, compared to its white twin sister. Here you can see the inner date loupe clearly. And are those hour indices not very special?
Finally I got a case back with a Letter N (=November). So far none of my over 30 Seikos had a production date after September obviously:
Most likely Noveber 1980 for the production date of the dark brown dialed Seiko mid-size hand wind. And you can see from the case back, this Baby is almost NOS, what a lucky day! And it should become even better!
Caliber 2118A in this one, and Caliber 2107B - and the movement has never been touched! Wow!
The only small differences I could make out so far are behind the balance wheel, on the left hand side. The disassembly and servicing will hopefully reveal more.
I was very happy to find those movements in such a good condition and I also learned, that I should always check the 6 hour position with the loupe first :-) But those two movements could have served as spare parts for one another, since they are so similar. Well, no need, since both are in good condition.
After buying those two watches I told Rob, that we need a little detour in order to confuse the sellers a little bit. I had seen that they had been spotting and watching us already as we were approaching that little car park where many watch sellers have their stand. So we walked around the block and found countless amulets, coins and that was quite revealing, machetes, batons and other useful household items being offered on the sidewalk. After returning to the car park at Saphan Kwai, I spotted that flawless and beautifully dial of this Seiko:
Seiko Automatic, no hand wind, unidirectional, Caliber 7005
It is quite rare to find a watch in such a condition at Saphan Kwai, so that one had to be bagged :-) Well, the back was not virgin anymore, but seemed to be original and with a bit of polishing, it will well serve its purpose. No idea how the previous owners manage to "eat" out those two little holes just left below the serial numbers :-) But else the case is in reasonable shape.
Most likely March 1974 for this production date
The movement is definitely a predecessor of the ubiquitous 7S26, the movements look very similar, even the magic lever mechanism (the arrow is pointing to that mechanism) is already there. Btw. the arrow does not indicate the winding direction. The magic lever mechanism is bi-directional. The arrow of the rotor should point towards the hole in the winding wheel. For a detailed explanation of this, please see Rob's article on Timezone
Also this movement is in good shape as the close-up suggests, yet it definitely needs a cleaning! And if you look closely at the hairspring, there is something not right with it, the spiral of a hairspring evolve equidistant. Just above the regulator, the windings seem to be too close together. The watch was running, but erratically. On August 22nd 2005, I finally found the time to service and clean and oil this watch. And I had indeed to replace the balance wheel. And I am very happy, this was the first service that I did on my own. And I needed only two phone calls to my tutor Rob ;-)
Some patina on the rotor is the only "damage" - but an ultra-sonic bath should get rid of that
In order to let the pages load in reasonable time, I split the report in 3 parts. Please click on the part you want to continue, of course I would be happy if you joined the whole tour. There are definitely more surprises in both parts.
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Small business know they need to be online, so they develop website content and start social media accounts. These efforts are crucial for success in today's economy, but they are only as good as their ability to engage the people who matter most – customers. A recent Forrester study revealed companies that are considered 'customer-obsessed' experience the most success with content marketing.
When it comes to marketing results, businesses that are pragmatists, risk-averse or experimenters take the backseat to their client-focused counterparts. Forrester explained this is because SMBs that have honed in on their customers' needs and preferences understand what it takes it get them to make a purchase. Perhaps more importantly, companies in this category are willing to do what it takes to get them there, while reluctant competitors fall behind.
Forrester Analyst Bert Dumars does not necessarily fault small business owners for their hesitance, as he admits technology has introduced new stumbling blocks. Today's always-on customers have new demands and higher expectations.
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The Quad Citiies River Bandits used back-to-back homers in the eighth inning, turned three double plays, and handed the Peoria Chiefs a 4-2 loss on Wednesday. With their fifth straight setback Peoria falls to 22-36 on the half and 55-73 overall on the season.
Quad Cities jumped on the board early with one run in the top of the first against Chiefs' righty Patrick Francescon. Ronny Gil began the game with a base hit to left, stole second base, and traveled to third on Joey Bergman's single to right. With runners on the corners and no outs, Oscar Taveras grounded into a 4-6-3 double play that brought Gil home for a 1-0 ballgame.
Both teams traded zeros through the next four innings as each teams' pitchers settled in. River Bandits' starter Seth Blair was lights out in his 20th start of the season and allowed just two hits over five innings of work. In the fifth, Richard Jones led off with a long double to left-center field and moved to third when Rafael Valdes flew out to right. But he was stranded 90 feet away as Bergman made a nice play on a ground ball at second to retire Micah Gibbs.
Quad Cities doubled its lead in the top of the sixth inning against the Chiefs' bullpen. Pete Levitt began the inning in relief of Francescon and retired the first two batters, but hit Chris Edmondson to end his night. Peoria brought in newcomer Yoannis Negrin to escape the inning, but the righty got into trouble early. With one on, Geoff Klein singled on the left side of the infield and Edgar Lara drew a four-pitch walk to load the bases. With nowhere to put Patrick Elkins, Negrin plunked the left-handed batter to force in a run.
Peoria answered in its half of the sixth to cut its deficit to one against Bandits' reliever Drew Benes. John Andreoli led off with a bunt single and Ben Klafczynski put runners at first and second with an infield single on a sharp ball to third. With nobody out, Taiwan Easterling advanced both runners into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt before Rubi Silva knocked a sacrifice fly to left that scored Andreoli and made it 2-1.
After a scoreless seventh, Quad Cities used back-to-back homers to double its lead once again in the eighth against Negrin. With the bases empty and one out, Klein launched a towering home run to right that cleared the concourse and left the ballpark. Lara, the next batter, drove a 1-2 pitch to straightaway center field that just cleared the wall for another solo shot that made it 3-1.
The Chiefs would not go away however as Peoria responded in the bottom of the eighth with one unearned run. Andreoli reached on a throwing error at short by Gil and Klafczynski sent a base hit to center. After Bandits' catcher Cody Stanley dropped a foul ball pop up, Easterling grounded into a 6-4-3 double play that sent Andreoli to third. Silva drove in the final run of the game with a RBI single to center that made it 4-2.
Francescon (1-4) suffered the loss in his first pro start with one run allowed on four hits over three innings of work. He did not allow a walk and struck out three batters. Levitt pitched 2 2/3 innings of relief work and allowed one run on one hit. He walked one batter and struck out three. Negrin allowed two runs on four hits over two innings in his Chiefs debut. He walked one batter and struck out five. Roderik Pichardo allowed just one hit over 1 1/3 innings and struck out one batter with no walks.
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GALLIA, Ohio (Bethany Simmons) -- A Huntington man died after a single-vehicle crash in Gallia County, Ohio, over the weekend.
Andrew D. Jeffers, 20, was killed in the accident.
Officers with the Ohio State Highway Patrol said the vehicle that was driven by Cory Perkins, 25, of Huntington was traveling west on SR 233 about 9 a.m .Saturday when it went off of the roadway and struck a guardrail. Three passengers were inside the vehicle at the time of the crash and none of the occupants were wearing seat belts, Lt. M.B. Morris said.
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Having changed from the Powertap rear with the Ralatech cover to the new Power2Max Type S I needed to do a new FTP test. I had run the two power meters alongside each other and as expected the crank based meter read slightly higher and as I've been holding off doing a test until it was fitted it was time to do it.
You tend to forget how much they hurt. I've yet to ride the 'new' TT bike outside this year as things have conspired against me over the last couple of weeks so it was back to TrainerRoad for their 8 minute test. It's the test I 've consistently done since the beta version of TR as it's the one that I think suits me the least and is likely to give me the most conservative FTP estimate. The test seems pretty legit as through last year it gave me a number that was pretty close to my average power in the 25 mile TT's.
If that's true again this year I'll be going a good bit faster than the 57:21 I managed on the Bentley course last August.
To cut a long story short I ended up averaging 312 and 309 W for the two 8 minute efforts giving me an estimated FTP of 279 (which I've rounded down to 275 as I know how difficult taking too big an FTP ride in TR can be from bitter experience) 0r at 64kg it's 4.36 w/kg.
I've been pretty fatigued over the last few days and wouldn't have done the test apart from having to validate it and have a current figure for the new Power2Max so I'm confident of being able to squeeze a few more Watts out when slightly better rested so all is looking good from that point of view.
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Hopefully I should get the chance on Sunday to see how the 'new' bike goes in the second round of the Portsdown Time Trial League with a 15 miler.
I say new as I've changed most of it. The frame is the same Focus frame and the components are still Campagnolo Chorus as they were all 11 speed bits anyway. I've changed the Mavic Powertap rear for a Citec disc and the front for the CXR 60, gone from 10 to 11 speed and have changed the cockpit from a Profile Design T2 Wing and T1 aerobars to a non branded Chinese carbon mold 'pedestal' type bars.
It's looking like it will be cold so maybe not conducive to fast riding but hopefully I'll see some good improvement as the season progresses from rider and bike.
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|The Franciscans and the Recker Book Part 5
|Monday, February 25, 2013 10:25 AM
In days gone by when a girl "joined the convent" she would be headed for an occupation of teaching, nursing, cooking or housekeeping. Just a few years ago those were the careers of women outside the convent also. If she were a wife and mother her occupation included all of those.
Times have changed for the nuns as well as others. When I look back "a stay at home mom" was pretty good, after all. We just didn't have as much money to spend.
Vatican II really changed convent life. The sisters still spend much of their time in prayer, which is good for all of us.
After Vatican II, during the "sixties" the sisters modified their habits with shorter veils that showed some hair and shorter skirts. As time went by most of their attire consisted of any nice dress or suit in the Franciscan Brown. A cross on a chain or a pin was also part of the outfit. Many sisters also put their veils aside. Before that they didn't have to worry about a "bad hair day". With all the changes nuns were asked to make, some sisters suffered traumatically while others felt an exhilarating freeing of the spirit. The sisters were asked to become mature, valiant, concerned, up-dated, involved Women of the Church. Prayer still remains a very important part of their life-styles.
Today, only a few nuns wear the Franciscan Brown, along with a more comfortable veil. Sister Edna Ricker and Sister MaryAnn Lucke wear this modified habit.
The Franciscans are not behind the convent walls anymore. Today they can wear almost anything that is respectable. Naturally they would avoid clothing that was not respectable.
The Sisters of St. Francis have taken up a variety of occupations. Just a few are teachers. Many live right among the people they work with, while helping them find a better way of life
Sister Jackie (Jacqueline) Doepker is the Community Minister, formerly referred to as the Mother Superior. Sister Jackie said "My doors are always open". Jackie lived in Kalida until age seven, when her family moved to Tiffin. She entered the convent in 1961, following graduation from high school.
The Tiffin Franciscans govern themselves with a five member Franciscan Council. With Sister Jackie at the helm, the other members of council are Sr. Mary Kuhlman, Sr. Joanne Lammers, Sr. Edna Michel and Sr. Andrea Inkrott. All five members of the Council are from Putnam County.
Sister Jackie is one of the Recker Book cousins. She lives in the Independent Living area of the Franciscan campus. Her 97 year old mother lives there also, in her own apartment. Jackie's father died recently so Jackie is nearby to help her mother. Sister Jackie shares her apartment with Sister Paulette Schroeder.
Sister Paulette recently returned from a three year tour of duty with the CPT (Christian Peacemaker Teams) on the West Bank in the Middle East. She lived in Hebron, Israel and worked in Palestine, with the Muslim people, sharing their stories and working toward reconciliation between Israel and Palestine.
The Sisters have missions in several states in our United States, including West Virginia, N. Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida and Texas, where they work with the poor children and adults.
The nuns have various Apostolic Works in Ohio, which include St. Anthony's Villa (home for children) St. Francis Home and Elizabeth Schaefer Apartments on the Tiffin Campus, the St. Francis School of Music with Sr. Marietta Kill (from Landeck) as the instructor, several hospitals and the St. Anthony Pilgrim House in Carey, which is a place for visitors to stay while visiting the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. They also serve at the Padua Center in Toledo.
Sister Maurice Kleman is now retired after serving as Novice Mistress and as a nurse in the convent infirmary. Several other sisters are retired. Sister Edna Ricker, lives at the Franciscan Convent now. Until recently she lived on the family farm, near Ft. Jennings, where she cared for her sister Eleanor, who recently passed away. She also visited the Van Crest Home in Delphos, bringing cheer to the patients. She is now a minister of prayer.
Sister MaryAnn Lucke is semi-retired while serving as the coordinator of transportation of the convent. She is also in charge of the mail room and the outdoor fish pond. She is also Sister Edna's right hand companion. They are cousins and were neighbors growing up near Fort Jennings.
Sister Yvonne Fischer, a Delphos native is in charge of Novices and is a pastoral associate at St. Joseph's Church in Plymouth.
Sister Jane Schimmoeller lives in a house that hosts immigrants and helps them get started in a new country. Sister Toni (Antonia Rode) a native of Landeck, lives in Toledo, where she does volunteer work.
Sister Rita Wienken, another Landeck native, is the founding director of the Franciscan Earth Literacy Center and is current manager of the FELC's Seeds of Hope Farm. The farm is strictly an organic operation. Families and individuals can become members or have shares in the Seeds of Hope Farm. They work a number of hours on the farm and share in the produce. This is also a hands on learning experience for children. People learn to care for the earth. We need soil, water and air to be healthy. They make their own compost on the farm from 3,000 bags of leaves, 300 tons of horse manure, 300 tons of wood chips, sawdust and other organic materials.
Sister Jane Frances Omlor is the community "potter". Her works of art are sold in the gift shop. She was recently featured in the "Ohio" magazine, as being the superintendent of Little Portion Green, a 1,000 square-foot passive-solar house on the Tiffin Campus. A description of this house will have to be saved for another time.
The Franciscans lost one of their members recently. Sister Emma Pothast, 1918 – 2013 passed away on Feb. 8. She was a native of Landeck.
The Franciscans launched the Associate Program in 1973. Members may be man or woman, 18 or older, single or married, separated, widowed, clergy or anyone who desires to live and share the Gospel life with the Sisters of St. Francis of Tiffin.


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What Ibuprofen Is:
Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). Physicians have been using ibuprofen to treat headaches for years. It can be purchased over the counter, but larger doses are available by prescription. It is used to control pain and inflammation caused by a variety of conditions, including migraines and headaches, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and muscle aches. Ibuprofen can also be used to reduce fever.
How Ibuprofen Works:
Ibuprofen blocks a substance in the body called cyclooxygenase (COX), which then blocks the production of prostaglandins. Prostaglandins are important chemicals involved in such processes as pain, inflammation and temperature control.
Potential Side Effects:
The most common side effect is gastrointestinal discomfort or upset. Ibuprofen, like all of the NSAIDs, can cause irritation of the stomach lining and can lead to ulceration of the stomach. Some patients may notice an increase in their blood pressure, so those being treated for hypertension should be especially careful.
Other common side effects include constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating, dizziness, nervousness, and ringing in the ears. Call your physician if these get severe or worsen with time.
Side Effects That Warrant Immediate Attention:
Call your health care practitioner immediately should you experience any of the following:
- allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
- black or bloody stools, blood in the urine or in vomit
- breathing problems
- visual changes
- chest pain
- general ill feeling or flu-like symptoms
- nausea or vomiting
- redness, blistering, peeling or loosening of the skin
- slurred speech or weakness on one side of the body
- stomach pain
- unexplained weight gain or swelling
- unusual fatigue
- yellowing of eyes or skin
Major Drug Interactions:
If you take one of the following medications you should not take ibuprofen:
- cidofovir
- ketorolac
- methotrexate
- pemetrexed
- alcohol
- aspirin
- diuretics
- lithium
- other drugs for inflammation like prednisone
- warfarin
Always check with your health care provider about how ibuprofen may interact with other medications you are taking.
Typical Doses:
Your health care provider will help you determine what the correct dose is based on your underlying medical problems, current medications, and other factors. Over-the-counter ibuprofen tablets contain 200 mg of medication, and this is generally safe to take up to three times per day. Higher doses can be prescribed if necessary. The maximum daily dose for an adult is usually considered to be 800 mg three times per day. Parents should call a pediatrician to determine the correct dose for their children. Do not take for longer than 7 days without consulting a doctor.
Pregnancy Concerns:
Ibuprofen is pregnancy class C, meaning that there is no definite evidence about whether or not it is safe to take in pregnancy. Make sure you discuss its use with your obstetrician before taking ibuprofen. It is strictly contraindicated in the third trimester of pregnancy, however, because it can cause birth defects.
Who Makes Ibuprofen? In What Forms Can I Get It:
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"Ibuprofen. Medline Plus Website, U.S. National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health. Accessed January 13, 2010.
"Ibuprofen Tablets." Express Scripts Drug Digest Website. Accessed January 13, 2010.


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A leaflet distributed on Tuesday by the Fatah-affiliated Al- Aksa Martyrs
Brigades called for launching "fedayeen [guerilla] operations" against Israel as of this coming
The group called on all its "units and sleeping cells" to start
launching attacks against "the Zionist enemy." It said that Palestinians should
regard Friday as a "green light from our consciences to all our units and
sleeping cells" to launch terror attacks against Israel.
The leaflet said
that the attacks would be launched in protest against Israel's alleged efforts
to "Judaize and divide" the Aksa Mosque.
The leaflet was apparently
issued by Fatah activists in the Gaza Strip, a Fatah official in the West Bank
He said he did not believe that the group's West Bank branch had
been consulted about the call for resuming terror attacks against
Declaring Friday as a day of "popular mobilization against the
cowardly Zionist occupier," the group called for initiating confrontations with
Israel at the border crossings between Palestinian territories and
"We call upon our people to participate in a popular intifada on
Friday in honor of the blood of the martyrs and to defend our land and Aksa
Mosque, which is being subjected to Judaization and division," the leaflet
Ahmed Assaf, a Fatah spokesman in the West Bank, warned Israel
against "continued incursions into the Aksa Mosque by settlers and extremist
Jewish groups."
He was referring to routine visits to the Temple Mount by
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CLEVELAND (AP) - Officials say the first of several large natural gas processing plants in eastern Ohio is scheduled to open in May.
The plant and others like it are crucial to getting the gas cleaned up and moved into commercial pipelines. The industry estimates 15 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 5.5 billion barrels of oil are in eastern Ohio shale, ready to be extracted by injection wells.
The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reports that construction details of the new plant in Kensington, in eastern Columbiana County, were announced last week during the Ohio Oil & Gas Association's expo. The event in Cleveland drew more than 3,000 people.
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Not Voodoo Home / Comments? / Anatomy of a reaction
A Perfect Reaction (see all): Combination of reactants is simple, and goes smoothly. The reaction is homogenous, and stirs easily. You can follow the progress of the reaction by periodic analysis using simple TLC or GC, and can stay with the reaction until it is complete. All the starting material is consumed, and one new product is formed cleanly (aka "spot to spot").
A Nightmare Scenario (see all): The reaction takes hours to complete: however, the product is unstable and decomposes slowly under the reaction conditions. Progress cannot be monitored by TLC.
Common Rookie Mistakes: Running Reactions
See also: Rookie Mistakes, First Time Through, How to Improve Your Yield, Big Complaints, Adding Reagents, Reaction Vessels, Stirring, Syringes and Needles, Temperature Control, TLC How to, TLC Notes, 1H NMR How to, Reaction Checklist, Troubleshooting the Experiment


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It's been a while that I used PayPal for anything, so it came as a nice surprise that when I logged in yesterday I was presented with 60€ worth of donations for Thunar and Xfce as a whole. Thanks to Michael Gstettenbauer, James Wallen and Alin Anton (I hope the names are correct), you guys rock!
Edit: Of course this money will be used for Xfce activities and stuff exclusively, not for my own private expenses. ;)
Another interesting piece of information I noticed last night is that despite our inactivity with regards to FOSDEM, there is a developer room reserved for cross desktop talks at next year's event. I haven't talked to anyone yet but since they excplicitely mention Xfce as possible participants, I guess there still is a chance for one or two presentations related to Xfce. Anything you'd like us to talk about?


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The ILO publishes a wide range of books, reports, working papers, training manuals, CD-ROMs, videos and flash movies, relevant to China and Mongolia. Some of these can be downloaded directly. Others can be requested from the ILO Library in Beijing.
The ILO publishes a wide range of books, reports, working papers, training manuals, CD-ROMs, videos and flash movies, relevant to China and Mongolia. Some of these can be downloaded directly. Others can be requested from the ILO Library in Beijing.
11 July 2014
The fact sheet for the Promoting and Building Social Protection and Employment Services for Vulnerable Groups in Mongolia, Learning from ASEAN (MAPS) project supported by the Government of Japan.
01 November 2013
This Handbook aims to assist judges and legal professionals in handling HIV and AIDS-related matters with a focus on employment and occupation. It provides information on relevant national and international law and its application in domestic courts operating in diverse legal traditions and frameworks.
16 October 2013
This timely volume provides a unique and comprehensive overview of the evolution of labour administration in China and details the recent reforms of its legislation and institutions. It gives a clear explanation of the principles and practical working of labour administrations in workplace-specific issue such as occupational safety and health, labour relations, and working conditions, as well as in the public employment services, labour inspection and social security services.
01 September 2013
28 May 2013
A call to action based on an overview of existing evidence from Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America
01 April 2013
The pamphlet provides a general picture of youth employment analysis in Mongolia.
01 January 2013
Contributing to realizing decent work in China.
05 October 2012
This report documents and analyzes the vulnerabilities of Shenzhen's migrant worker population with regards to HIV/STI, reproductive health and gender equality before providing a series of recommendations on how to move forward with programs to address the primary needs of migrant workers.
26 September 2012
This policy brief provides an overview of youth employment related data and policies in Mongolia.
15 August 2012
Developing a preventative safety and health culture is a long journey, along which a national OSH profile can record not only this highlights and milestones, but also lessons learned and gaps in the development of a national OSH system. This second edition of the National OSH Profile has been prepared following the principles of the ILO Convention on Promotional Framework for Occupational Safety and Health, 2006 (No.187), and reflects the latest OSH developments in China.
11 June 2012
Running in tandem with China's gradual shift away from a planned towards a market economy, the development of EPZs has become the epitome of China's reform and opening up, as well as a major catalyzer of this process.
18 May 2012
Between December 2011 and May 2012, the ILO has consulted young people from around the globe to gather their inputs to an International Youth Forum in Geneva, ahead of the 101st International Labour Conference for which a key focus is youth employment. As part of this global process, 13 national youth employment consultation events took place in Asia and the Pacific. This report summarises the key messages brought by young people and policy makers.
25 November 2011
This report discesses the reasons for China's promotion of new business initiatives and summarizes the key challenges of starting up new businesses in China. It subsequently presents the main policies in place to support new business initiatives as well as good practices. The booklet concludes with an analysis of the contribution of new business initiatives to employment promotion, innovation and economic development.
25 November 2011
Active employment policies in China are systematic and comprehensive and have benefitted from international experience in their formulation. Great achievements have been made and the adoption of the Employment Promotion Law in 208 was well received by the international community as well as the ILO. The Chinese experience is a good example of a successful policy development process, spanning many years, addressing huge challenges and devoting the necessary resources.
25 November 2011
This booklet presents an account of the policies to promote rural migrant workers' employment and draws lessons from their main achievements and challenges that are worth sharing with policy-makers around the world. Section one presents the history of migration policies in China since the 1950s, a profile of rural migrant workers today and the main consequences of internal migration of the country. Section two describes the policies and measures implemented between 1992 and 2008 to promote the employment of rural labourers. Section three provides some details on the support provided to rural migrant workers during and after the financial crisis. Section four concludes with the main achievements, challenges and way forward.
25 September 2011
This fact sheet focuses on the Green Business Options (GBO) training scheme offered in China and Mongolia as part of the ILO Green Jobs Programme for Asia and the Pacific.
01 September 2011
01 September 2011
To make the Revised Draft more relevant to the needs of working men and women, the ILO/Norwegian Project on the Promotion of Gender Equality in the World of Work in China supported the survey on the Revision of the Regulation on Labour Protection for Women Workers. The survey was implemented by the Women's Studies Institute of China in conjunction with the Women's Studies Institutes in Heilongjiang, Jiangsu and Sichuan Provinces.
01 September 2011
This study intends to answer the following questions through in-depth investigation: who are for and against the same retirement age for men and women, and why?; and what are the perspectives and demands with regards to the retirement age of people from various occupational groups (workers, technical professionals and cadres respectively) by gender and identity? In this way, the study aims to provide a practical and feasible basis for the modification and improvement of the retirement policy both for China's economic and social harmony as well as for progress towards greater gender equality and respect for women's human rights.


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Animals' Angels FOIA Request Uncovers Grave Discrepancy in BLM Mortality Rates
What is happening at the Bureau of Land Management's Nevada Palomino Valley Holding Facility?
Animals' Angels latest Freedom of Information Act request only increased our concerns over the BLM's treatment of wild horses and burros. Among other things, the BLM's Palomino Valley Facility in Nevada seems to be drastically under-reporting the actual number of horses and burros that have died under its "care."
The National Wild Horse and Burro Center at Palomino Valley is the largest BLM holding facility in the country. The facility, located near Reno, serves as the primary holding area for wild horses and burros rounded up from the public lands in Nevada as well as neighboring states. The facility has 160 acres and according to the BLM website, can hold a maximum of 2,000horses and burros at any given time.
It should also be noted that in the contract specifications, the NV BLM estimated approximately 200 adults and 100 foals would need to be sent for rendering each year.
In addition to the contract itself, our FOIA request obtained all records of deceased horses and burros sent from the BLM holding facility to the rendering plant from January 1, 2010 through May 31, 2012.
During that timeframe the BLM itself reported in the officialPalomino Valley Mortality Detail Report that only 241 horses and burros died at the Palomino Valley and 50 at the Fallon facility. However, the records from the rendering plant tell quite a different story.
According to the Nevada By-Product invoices for that same time period, a startling 577 dead horses were received from the Palomino Valley Facility. This is a shocking difference of 336 animals (286 animals if the Nevada By-Product invoices do include the Fallon horses), a number simply too large to ignore.
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Compounding our concerns, an inordinate number of foals and colts were among the deceased. "Newborns" or "babies" were also specifically noted on several of the rendering plant receipts. A total of 332 foals and colts were included in the rendering plant invoices. In March 2011 alone, 10 horses and 64 colts died and were shipped to Nevada By-Products.
It begs the questions: Why the discrepancy? Why are so many young horses dying? What would the BLM holding facility gain by under-reporting these figures?
The BLM's stance all along is that its roundups are humane. On the face of it, we already know this is blatantly untrue. Roundups are done via helicopter, panicking the wild horses and burros and, as a result, causing undue injury. Wild horses and burros will, as a matter of instinct, startle when put under stress, yet the BLM continues to ignore the voices who are advocating for helicopter-free and humane roundups, or better still, to end the roundups altogether. The disparity in the death rates reported by the BLM would seem to indicate many more horses and burros are dying at their facilities than they would have us believe.
This newly uncovered mortality discrepancy casts yet another dark shadow on the BLM and is another sign that more seems to be going on than meets the eye. With the number of stories regarding questionable sales to kill buyers, cruelty and unexplained record keeping piling up from various outlets, a question we should all ask is: What doesn't the BLM want the public to know?
Animals' Angels would like to thank Debbie Coffey for her assistance with this investigation!
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Animals' Angels works to improve conditions for farm animals. We closely cooperate with law enforcement and government agencies to fight animal cruelty. Our investigators are out in the field nationwide, visiting auctions, feedlots and slaughter plants.
Contact: Animals' Angels Inc. PO Box 1056, Westminster, MD 21158, 410-848-3153, www.animalsangels.org firstname.lastname@example.com
Habitat for Horses is a 501.c.3 nonprofit equine protection organization supported solely by donations. We have around 200 donkeys and horses under our care, plus one ornery, old mule. Most of them are here because law enforcement removed them from their previous owner. Our ability to rehabilitate and rehome them comes from the financial support of people like you. Please support us by making a donation for the horses we all serve. Click HERE to donate


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Marian Nelson - December 28, 2012Marian Nelson, age 94, of Aurora, passed away Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, at the Hamilton Manor.
Funeral services will be held 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2 at the First Christian Church in Aurora. Interment will be in the Aurora Cemetery. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at Higby-McQuiston Mortuary. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the First Christian Church. Condolences may be e-mailed to the family through the mortuary website at www.higbymortuary.com.
Marian Hurst Nelson, the daughter of Melvin L. and Myrtle (Bennett) Hurst, was born in Waco, Neb., on April 12, 1918 and passed away in Aurora, Neb., on Dec. 28, 2012, at the age of 94.
She attended country school at Waco until the family moved to Aurora in February 1930. Marian continued her schooling and graduated from Giltner High School in 1936.
On June 4, 1939, she was united in marriage to Irving B. Nelson at Aurora. In January of 1940, they moved to California, where Irving worked in an aircraft plant until the end of the war. In October of 1946, they returned to Nebraska and began farming from 1947 to 1979, when they retired and moved into Aurora. Irving passed away on Feb. 15, 1999.
Marian was a member of the Aurora First Christian Church. She was baptized at the Giltner Christian Church on Nov. 27, 1932, before transferring her membership to the Aurora First Christian Church, where she remained a member.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband; a brother, Melvin and three sisters, Marguerite Kleebe, Gladys Keehn and Buelah Schrock.
Those left to cherish her memory are her two children, Karen (Marvin) Tessman of Sutton and Ron (Kay) Nelson of Tacoma, Wash.; three grandsons, Rick (Beccy) Tessman of Clay Center, Todd Tessman of Lincoln and Brian (Darcy) Tessman of Hereford, Ariz.; two granddaughters, Lynn (Dale) Hagedorn of Blair and Ann (Jason) Allen of Seattle, Wash.; 10 great-grandchildren; and a great-great grandson.


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Patriots content with edge rushers heading into free agency
In addition to Jermaine Cunningham, who will be counted on to step up in his second season, DE-OLB Eric Moore could be one of the reasons the Patriots can feel comfortable standing pat during free agency.
Giants set to hire Izzo as assistant coach
The Giants are set to hire former NFL LB and special-teams standout Larry Izzo as an assistant special-teams coach, according to Mike Garafolo of the Newark Star-Ledger.
Great offenses successfully overcoming poor 'D'
The 2010 Patriots had the league's best record despite boasting a poor defense. This is part of a recent trend that begs the question, can QB Matt Schaub and the Texans finally break through?
AFC East best bets to break through in 2011
PFW identifies four players from the AFC East who are ready for coming-out parties in 2011 (clockwise from left) — Roscoe Parrish, Sean Smith, Shonn Greene and Patrick Chung.
Chung talks workouts, Belichick as he preps for 2011
Patriots SS Patrick Chung concluded his first full year starting and is preparing for what could be a breakout season in 2011.
Former Patriots LB Addison dies
Former Patriots LB Tom Addison died Tuesday at the age of 75. He is a member of the Patriots' 1960s all-decade team.
Patriots of 2007, Heat faced similar fan obstacles
With some celebrating the Miami Heat losing in the NBA Finals, the feeling reminds associate editor Eli Kaberon of the Patriots' loss in Super Bowl XLII.
McGinest not exploring a return to NFL
Former Patriots and Browns OLB Willie McGinest appeared to be interested in returning to the NFL after three years of retirement, but said Saturday that he plans to stay retired.
Kraft expresses optimism about talks
Patriots owner Robert Kraft, one of the most influential owners in the current labor negotiations, told reporters Thursday that the two sides are "making progress."
Million-dollar backfield? Cardinals sure hope so
The Cardinals' four-headed backfield of Beanie Wells, Ryan Williams, Tim Hightower and LaRod Stephens-Howling might not be such a bad idea after all.
Faulk attends workout despite uncertain future
Veteran RB Kevin Faulk, who is coming off a torn ACL, attended the Patriots' player-organized workouts, despite being a free agent. If he's re-signed, he will be fighting for a roster spot in 2011.
Lockout limbo: Patriots report
The Patriots don't have a lot to worry about during the lockout but would be more at ease if they knew who was starting on the left side of the offensive line.
Patriots believe Dowling could improve third-down 'D'
The Patriots believe that second-round CB Ras-I Dowling, a physical corner with good ball skills, could help the pass defense improve on third down.
Report: Belichick is highest-paid coach in sports
Patriots coach Bill Belichick is the highest-paid coach in professional sports, according to Forbes.
Belichick: "We're turning our attention to training camp"
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick told the Boston Herald his staff is focused on training camp instead of OTAs and normal offseason work.
The New England Patriots have signed free agent wide receiver Michael Jenkins.||||||| In his ninth season, Jenkins caught 40 passes for 447 yards and two touchdowns with the Minnesota Vikings last year. He joined them in 2011 after seven seasons with the Atlanta Falcons, who drafted him in the first round in 2004 out of Ohio State.
The Minnesota Vikings have released Jenkins.||||||| Jenkins played two seasons of the three-year contract he signed with the Vikings after the lockout ended in 2011. He was due a roster bonus of $2.425 million on March 16 and a base salary of $825,000 for 2013.
The Minnesota Vikings placed Jenkins on injured reserve.||||||| Jenkins has an as yet unspecified knee injury. Jenkins was in his first year with the Vikings after coming over from Atlanta in the offseason. He caught 38 passes for 466 yards and three touchdowns and developed an early chemistry with rookie quarterback Christian Ponder.
Jenkins had three catches for 111 yards and one touchdown in a loss to the Packers on Sunday.||||||| Jenkins has 332 yards receiving. He had a 24-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.
The Atlanta Falcons have released defensive end Jamaal Anderson and receiver Michael Jenkins. The Falcons announced the moves Friday, the opening day of training camp. By cutting the former first-round draft picks, the team clears $7.8 million under the salary cap.||||||| Jenkins was drafted 29th overall by the Falcons in 2004. He spent most of his career as a starter but became expendable when Atlanta traded up to draft Julio Jones this year. Last season, Jenkins had 41 receptions for 505 yards and two touchdowns.


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Carshalton deaths: Police unable to say how long bodies were in house in Mill Lane
Updated 12:01pm Tuesday 18th February 2014 in News By Mike Murphy-Pyle, Chief Reporter
Bodies found in a Carshalton house on Saturday had been there so long pathologists have not been able to identify them or how they died.
The bodies of a man and a woman were found in a semi-detached house in Mill Lane on Saturday afternoon after a neighbour became concerned at a lack of activity there for some time.
Police removed the bodies and post mortem examinations were carried out yesterday but the bodies were so decomposed the results were inconclusive in terms of both how the pair died and who they are.
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Neighbours told the Sutton Guardian the pair "kept themselves to themselves" and had not been seen for several weeks, but that this was not unusual.
Police said there is no evidence of any third party involvements and they are not suspicious about the deaths at this stage but the deaths remain unexplained.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- It's one of the most horrific cases of animal torture in Bullitt County history. Alex Phelps was sentenced to five years in prison today and many in the courtroom cried as he admitted to cutting off cats' eyes and tails and dissecting their insides.
Jason Knopp, former cat owner said today, "Those cats were companions to me when I was going through a really hard time in my life. I was in end-stage renal failure."
Knopp's cat named Copper was one of many that 26-year-old Phelps found online around two years ago on Craigslist. When Knopp gave his cats to Alex Phelps, he thought they were in good hands: "I know that my cats were tortured and mutilated, that they died slow and painful deaths."
Phelps was convicted of eight counts of torturing animals last December. Their mangled remains were found in Jefferson and Bullitt counties. Prosecutors say they believe the torture happened to many more, perhaps as many as 26.
Phelps tried to get out of his five-year prison sentence today in court, saying he was "ashamed" of his behavior, calling it, "Monstrous."
His defense team pushed for counseling and probation as Phelps said, "I am sorry to the victims for the pain that I have caused them, for what I have put them through and for how long they went through it, and I am sorry to my family for what I put them through."
But the judge didn't believe a lesser punishment fit the severity of the crime, a stand Pamela Rogers of the Humane Society approved: "I think that it shows people that might have an indication that they might want to do something to an animal, that they will get punished. And that is one reason why we try to pass laws, we try to make sure they are enforced that the perpetrators for these kinds of crimes are going to pay."
As for Knopp, who gave his cats away because his family's allergies: "I am very pleased, I think justice has been done today."
Phelps has served more than 450 days in jail, meaning he is already eligible for parole.
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Guide to Tracing
OpenSync has support for tracing the application calls that can be very helpfull to find and fix a problem quickly.
Note for Gentoo users: You need to build libopensync with debug useflag enabled.
The first thing you should do is to turn on tracing by setting the environment variable:
export OSYNC_TRACE=/path/to/some/log/directory export SYNCML_TRACE=/path/to/some/log/directory
If you're not using syncml plugin, $SYNCML_TRACE variable has no effect.
You can exclude sensitive data by setting the OSYNC_PRIVACY environment variable:
export OSYNC_PRIVACY=1Warning: this just effects the OSYNC_TRACE-files, the SYNCML_TRACE-files will still contain sensitive data. When passing those forward, remember to remove the file(s) that contains syncml trace.
When you run some opensync command now, opensync will generated a couple of Thread*.log files like this:
~/testdir/log$ ls Thread1076193760.log Thread1076260000.log Thread1104583600.log Thread1113836464.log Thread1130621872.log
Each of these files corresponds to one thread in opensync (we have to use a separate file for each thread so that the threads do not step on each others toes while accessing the files and to maintain readability)
Inside each file you will find a call hierachy with a timestamp like this:
[1113061111.389599] >>>>>>> osengine_new(0x804f318, 0xbffff598) [1113061111.389699] [CLI] DEBUG: Creating new client 0x805c238 [1113061111.389745] [CLI] DEBUG: Creating new client 0x805ec28 [1113061111.389781] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_new(0x805de98) [1113061111.389807] osengine_mappingview_new(0x805ed68) [1113061111.389828] osengine_mappingview_new(0x805f170) [1113061111.389848] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_new: 0x805f118 [1113061111.389868] <<<<<<< osengine_new: 0x805de98
This means that someone called osengine_new (notice that all call parameters are listed) which then called osengine_mappingtable_new.
if there was an error in a function it will be labeled like this:
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History of Lloyds TSB and Lloyds Banking Group.
Lloyds part of the Lloyds Banking Group offer a whole range of services including: online banking, account and application, apply bank, banking, card credit, com direct, finance, financial, insurance, internet bank, investment, loan, money, mortgage, pension, personal, online banking, personal saver and saving. Lloyds TSB is also known as Lloyds TSB Bank, Lloyds TSB Bank Plc and TSB.
Lloyds TSB Bank Plc is a retail bank in the United Kingdom. It was established in 1995 by the merger of Lloyds Bank, established in Birmingham, England in 1765 and traditionally considered one of the Big Four clearing banks, with the TSB Group which traces its origins to 1810. Lloyds TSB has an extensive network of branches and ATMs across England and Wales and offers 24-hour telephone and online banking services. Today it has 16 million personal customers and small business accounts. In Scotland, the bank operates as Lloyds TSB Scotland Plc.
Following the acquisition of HBOS in January 2009, the parent Lloyds TSB Group was renamed Lloyds Banking Group. Later in 2009, following also the 2008 liquidity crisis, HM Government took a 43.4% stake in Lloyds Banking Group and it was subsequently announced that a standalone retail banking business of 600 branches, including the TSB brand, would be divested by the Group to comply with European Union state aid requirements. As a consequence, Lloyds TSB Bank will be rebranded as Lloyds Bank by the end of 2013. In July 2012, it was announced that an agreement for the sale had been finalised with The Co-operative Bank.
In October 2011, Moody's Analytics downgraded the credit rating of 12 UK financial firms including Lloyds TSB blaming financial weakness.
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2 Services
3 Dropping credit rating
4 Controversies
4.1 Mistreatment of customers
4.2 Senior management team
4.3 Employee relations
4.4 Mis-selling of 'precipice' bonds
4.5 Tax evasion and money laundering
4.6 Near collapse, toxic assets and direct UK Government assistance
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4.7 Highest number of individual complaints via the Financial Ombudsman Service
4.8 The "British Weather Photographer of the Year" Controversy
4.9 EU Competition Law
4.10 Links to arms trade
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The bank can trace its roots back to 1765 with the foundation of Taylors and Lloyds in Birmingham. This private bank converted into a joint-stock company in 1865, becoming Lloyds Bank Limited in 1889. Most recently, in 1995, it acquired the demutualised Cheltenham and Gloucester Building Society. The first Trustee Savings Bank had been founded by the Revd. Henry Duncan of Ruthwell, Dumfriesshire in 1810, but it was not until 1985 that the TSB Group was incorporated under the Companies Act. The creation of the modern bank is often credited to its CEO from 1984 to 1997, Sir Brian Pitman, who helped turn around a struggling institution by focusing on shareholder value. He narrowed the bank's business focus, and reacted to a disastrous experience lending to South American states by trimming its overseas businesses, seeking instead growth through mergers with other UK banks. While Sir Brian did attempt unsuccessfully to acquire Royal Bank of Scotland in 1984, Standard Chartered Bank in 1985, Midland Bank in 1992 and Abbey National in 2001, he was successful in 1995 in merging with Trustee Savings Bank and the Cheltenham & Gloucester building society. The creation of the modern bank was announced in 1995 and Lloyds TSB commenced trading in 1998, after the statutory process of integration had been completed.
Lloyds' three Scottish branches were absorbed into TSB Scotland, which had remained separate to TSB Bank in England and Wales following consolidation. TSB Northern Ireland was disposed to Allied Irish Banks prior to merger in 1991 and, consequently, the bank does not have a presence in Northern Ireland. TSB Channel Islands was integrated into TSB Bank in 1992. Lloyds Bank International merged into Lloyds Bank in 1986 as there was no longer any advantage in operating separately.
The Scottish Widows Fund and Life Assurance Society demutualised and was subsequently acquired by the Group in 2000.
The Halifax branch of Lloyds on George Square, built 1897.
The bank offers a full range of banking and financial services. Lloyds TSB Offshore Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lloyds TSB Bank, operates branches in Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, while Lloyds TSB Bank (Gibraltar) Limited operates in Gibraltar; both trade as Lloyds TSB International.
Lloyds TSB is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority, a member of the Financial Ombudsman Service, the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, the Association for Payment Clearing Services and of the British Bankers' Association; it subscribes to the Banking Code and Business Banking Code. The bank uses the following series of sorting codes:—
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30 to 39 former Lloyds branches
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77-46 to 77-99 former TSB branches
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Mortgages provided by Lloyds TSB Bank in England and Wales are administered by Cheltenham & Gloucester Plc; Cheltenham & Gloucester and Lloyds TSB Scotland are members of the Council of Mortgage Lenders. Conversely, C&G savings are actually investments in Lloyds TSB Bank. It was announced in 2009 that Lloyds TSB Scotland including additional branches of Lloyds TSB in England and Wales are to be divested by Lloyds Banking Group under the Trustee Savings Bank brand, together with branches (although not the name) of Cheltenham & Gloucester. The process could take up to four years to complete.
The Lloyds TSB Foundation funds local, regional and national charities working to tackle disadvantage across England and Wales. There are separate Foundations covering Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.
In October 2011, Lloyds TSB's credit rating was dropped by Moody's from Aa3 to A1. The action was taken in the light of a shift in government policy to move risk from taxpayers to creditors by reducing the level of support offered to financial institutions.
The Teddington branch of Lloyds in Middlesex, designed by Randall Wells in 1929.
The methods used by a high-profile Lloyds TSB service (The Collections Dept., based in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, UK), has been strongly criticised by consumer groups and others, as have manoeuvres allegedly designed to take advantage of legal loopholes to avoid repaying charges levied against its clients. Lloyds has also been accused of religious discrimination in connection with its overdraft charges. Dissatisfaction with poor quality public service and inefficient and unfair banking transactions has been a recurring theme for surveys conducted about Lloyds, as well as some other UK High Street banks.
There has been personal controversy surrounding the former chairman of Lloyds TSB, Sir Victor Blank, following the involvement of lawyers in a dispute with a senior Oxford academic, as well as other concerns about the Chief Executive Officer of the bank, Eric Daniels.
The Lloyds Banking Group, which encompasses Lloyds TSB, has been repeatedly criticised for its failure to protect jobs. By March 2010, it was revealed that 15,000 workers (1 in 5 of the total workforce) had been made redundant.
In 2003, Lloyds TSB was fined £100,000,000 for its part in mis-selling high risk investment bonds.
In 2009, it was alleged by the BBC Panorama programme that Lloyds TSB Jersey was encouraging wealthier customers to evade paying tax. An employee of Lloyds was filmed telling a customer how several mechanisms had been found to make their transactions invisible to the UK tax authorities. This action is also in breach of Money Laundering Regulations in Jersey. Lloyds subsequently claimed that this action was an isolated incident which they were investigating.
By September 2009 Lloyds Banking Group and the rival RBS had, combined, received £40 billion in direct government aid. Lloyds has toxic assets totalling £260 billion.
It was announced in February 2010, that Eric Daniels had declined his personal bonus of £2.3 million in consideration of the intense anger existing amongst the public about the harmful effects to the UK economy of rescuing Lloyds Banking Group from collapse. This is the second year he has not received a bonus. His annual salary of £1 million remains unaffected.
Lloyds TSB received 9,952 complaints via the UK Financial Ombudsman Service in the last half of 2009. This, when added together with the other constiuent brands of the Lloyds Banking Group (such as Halifax and Bank of Scotland) was twice the number of complaints received by the next most complained-about UK bank(Barclays) although the Financial Ombudsman Service upheld a significantly lower proportion of complaints against Lloyds TSB than it did against Barclays.
On 14 September 2010 it was announced that Lloyds Banking Group (which includes the Halifax and Bank of Scotland brands) was again the most complained about banking group in the UK, with 22,242 complaints being received by the Financial Ombudsman Service. Lloyds Banking Group say that this is because the group holds a very large proportion of the current account market.
In April 2010 Lloyds TSB Insurance Services launched the "British Weather Photographer of the Year" amateur photography competition, running to 30 September 2010. During late August 2010 it came to light that the home insurance policies promoted by the competition did not cover amateur photographers who abided wholly with the competition terms and conditions.
On 22 September 2010 Mark Humpage, one of four judges in the competition spoke out on the controversy, saying "It is not ethically correct and also undermines my own association with the competition".
The assistance given to Lloyds TSB has raised concerns about unfair advantage. Neelie Kroes has indicated Lloyds will need to divest large parts of its business to comply with EU regulations.
In December 2008 the British anti-poverty charity War on Want released a report documenting the extent to which Lloyds TSB and other UK commercial banks invest in, provide banking services for and make loans to arms companies. The charity writes in its report that Lloyds TSB is the only high street bank whose corporate social responsibility policy does not mention the arms industry. The report claims that Lloyds TSB is the second largest shareholder among high street banks in the arms industry.
Lloyds part of the Lloyds Banking Group offer a whole range of services including: online banking, account and application, apply bank, banking, card credit, com direct, finance, financial, insurance, internet bank, investment, loan, money, mortgage, pension, personal, online banking, personal saver and saving. Lloyds TSB is also known as Lloyds TSB Bank, Lloyds TSB Bank Plc and TSB.
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Roanoke, VA - Virginia State Police say a hand grenade found in Roanoke over the weekend is not an uncommon occurrence. This after a grenade was found in a Roanoke attic on Saturday.
Until State Police experts destroy the grenade, which is scheduled for Tuesday, they won't know for sure if this was live... but from all their experience it does appear to be the case.
On Saturday a Richmond man, who was preparing to sell a home that had been in his family since it was built in 1913, found what appeared to have been a live hand grenade in a box in that house's attic.
"I believe it's a very, very old hand grenade and I'm afraid to touch it," said Ed Glass in his call to Roanoke's non-emergency number.
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Matt Graybill couldn't go anywhere as his brand new baby girl had just been brought home the day before.
"We weren't real mobile so... didn't know if we could go anywhere or not but he said we would be safe if we just stayed away from windows and doors," said Graybill.
In the end State Police removed the explosive... which is much like ones that they use for training.
In the Salem District alone, the bomb squad is called out up to a half a dozen times a year for the exact same call.
"People go to clean out the home of a loved one, who has passed away and they are veterans... and they bring home old military ordinance as souvenirs," said First Sergeant Tom Foster with the Virginia State Police.
State Police say not only is this not that uncommon but the number of incidents reported will likely stay steady or even go up.
"The World War II era veterans and of course the Korean War and the Vietnam War... All those generations as they grow older... the potential for us to come along these unexploded military ordinance increases," said Foster.
State Police want to know about these potential hazards so they can avoid tragedy like we have seen before in this area.
In 2010, a storage shed fire in Henry County set off an illegal mortar round that was being stored there... and in the explosion, 25-year old Mike Venable, of Axton, was killed.


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GARDENERS in Westonzoyland say they are "chuffed" their allotments have been shortlisted for the Prince of Wales Award.
The 44 allotments on the edge of Westonzoyland, next to the airfield, were set up three years and have proven to be very popular.
Families, young people and retirees have taken spots to grow a wide variety of vegetables at the allotments, with only one of the spots not filled.
The announcement came as a bit of a surprise to the gardeners.
Mike Tucker, chairman of Westonzoyland Allotment Gardeners, said: "We were actually looking to see how we could raise some money and the parish council suggested we go for it.
"We ticked all the boxes for the requirement so we said we would have a go."
The Prince of Wales Award is open to community organisations, schools, colleges and groups which have, through their own initiative, brought about improvements to the lives of the rural population in a sustainable manner.
The award is intended to embrace a wide range of schemes where there has been a genuine attempt to move forward in a resourceful and inventive way to the benefit of a rural community.
Mr Tucker said: "We were a bit surprised when we were shortlisted, given the scope and the area it covers so we were chuffed.
"It's open to organisations in Bristol, Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire, Hampshire and Gloucestershire.
"We have received visits by judges from the Duchy of Cornwall, the deputy president of the Royal Bath and West Society and last year's winner, the River Bourne Community Farm near Salisbury."
David Coles and Gerald Goghill from Westonzoyland will travel to the Royal Bath and West show on May 28 to represent their villages' allotments, with the winner taking home £1,000.
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The Flyers didn't do what they wanted to this off-season. They wanted to land the highly-coveted Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, and neither ended up here. They also wanted to re-sign Jaromir Jagr and Matt Carle as a plan B, that didn't work-out. So as it stands now, the Flyers aren't looking that mucb better from last year, although they are in no way in trouble.The signings made yesterday of Ruslan Fedontenko and Bruno Gervais are good. Fedotenko will be a third or fourth line player who can kill penalties, and Gervais will be a depth defenseman who may be able to be a regular if he steps up his play a bit.
The defense is crowded right now, so the Flyers may want to consider moving one in a deal for Bobby Ryan. A deal such Jakub Voracek (Rights), Marc-Andre Bourdon and a 1st round pick could be a basis for a deal (The Ducks will probably want more). I think the Flyers need to add another big-scoring threat with the losses of James van Riemsdyk and Jagr.
If a deal for Ryan doesn't work out (which it probably will not), the Flyers should look into adding a veteran winger who can be plugged in on the top-line with good players along-side him (Some of you may know where I'm going with this). That player is Simon Gagne. Now I'm not saying this because I have a man-crush on Gagne (which I kind of do), but because it makes sense. The Kings would probably let Gagne go for a third round pick at this point with all their depth and his sub-par season, so it's not like they need him. They would probably welcome the extra cap-space too. So we wouldn't be giving anything up. He carries a cap-hit of 3.5 million (it replaces what Jagr had), and the Flyers could easily fit him in. Plus it's a win/win. If he is ineffective, the Flyers can just let him walk after the season when he becoms a UFA. Even if Gagne could score 15 goals and gets 40 points, it would be good. He won't need to be a huge threat with all of the Flyers' depth. With the saved money the Flyers could also re-up Voracek, so the Flyers would have other options rather than Gagne in scoring situations. The further development of the young guns will also help on offense, along with Eric Wellwood being a regular player.
As far as the defense goes, the Flyers are OK heading into the season. If Nicklas Grossmann and Brayden Coburn can continue to play well as a shut-down pair, that will be huge. Luke Schenn should be paired with Kimmo Timonen to give him a veteran partner to learn from. Andrej Meszaros would likely pair with the newly-signed Gervais, with Bourdon and Andreas Lilja rotating in.
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School Year Gardens: A Toolkit for High Schools to Grow Food from September to June
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Richmond Fruit Tree Project, BC, Canada, 2007
"Imagine growing greens in the dead of winter and sharing the bounty with a group of eager students. Once harvested, the food from the garden becomes a resource for the kitchen, the next stop in the seed to table cycle. Students have the opportunity to further their garden experience by learning about their taste palates, culturally diverse food preparation techniques, historical methods of food processing (fermentation, canning, pickling), nutrition and food combining and, of course, the pleasure of eating and working together."
Toolkit is available on-line. Be aware it is a large download (30MB PDF).
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I would like to join this group for information to use in the various school gardens her in Idaho.
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The School Year Gardens toolkit is now hosted by the Richmond Food Security Society.


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