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Reunion to be held for miners' strike supporters
8:52am Monday 10th March 2014 in News
A SUPPORT group which provided meals to striking miners is to reunite to mark the 30th anniversary of the industrial action.
Atherton and Tyldesley Miners' Support Group and miners from local collieries will mark the anniversary at The Atherton Arms on March 14.
The former Labour Club was the headquarters for the group during the 12-month dispute, which started at Corton Wood pit in Yorkshire on March 5, 1984.
Former Bickershaw miner Mick Shaw, who now lives in Tyldesley, said: "We are inviting everyone who was involved in the strike in the Lancashire area to come and join us.
"Thirty years may well have passed, but to some of us it feels like only last month.
"We want to look back and commemorate the stand we made, to thank all those who supported us and to reminisce and enjoy each other's company once again. If people bring memorabilia from the strike then even better."
The group provided daily meals to miners and their families in addition to collecting and distributing food parcels in support of National Union of Miners' members involved in the union's fight with the National Coal Board (NCB).
The NCB was strongly backed by Margaret Thatcher's Tory Government and, despite the efforts of the strikers and their supporters, it ended in a defeat for the union, leading to closure of pits and the demise of the coal mining industry.
There will be a free buffet courtesy of Leigh branch of the Unite union. Call 07807 521337 if you want to come along.
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9:16am Mon 10 Mar 14
Samotnaf says...
It was written at the end of the 20th anniversary, in 2005, and begins like this:
"The present evaporation of community and intensified isolation and reification would have been very unlikely if the miners had won. You only have to look at the brutality of everyday life in the former mining communities themselves to see that. Nowadays these areas suffer from a big increase in:
– burglary and muggings by the young of the old in areas which, up till 1985, had no experience of mugging, areas where people regularly left their front doors unlocked even as late as the 80s,
- alcoholism and drug addiction rife
- general suicidal tendencies and nervous breakdowns amongst the old and young
- intensified domestication – everyone indoors.
- intensified madness of all varieties.
And all this taking place in a booming economy:
- property prices soaring
- a building boom for middle income housing
- gentrification
- the transformation of pit villages into functional dormitory towns for the larger close-by cities
- pretty good wages amongst the skilled working class compared with the past
- scary poverty for the rest, though with relatively low unemployment levels, compared with the 80s.
As virtually everybody reading this will know, these tendencies are by no means confined to the former mining areas, though they seem to be more intensified there. Whilst the defeat of 1926 was brutal, the difference between now and then is that in the aftermath of 1926, an aftermath which lasted generations, there was at least a community of class hatred towards the ruling class and its middle class minions. Nowadays, particularly amongst most of the young, there's just an individual consciousness perplexed by the meaninglessness of life and at a loss to comprehend the reason and history of this meaninglessness."
1:11pm Mon 10 Mar 14
cliff4treasurer says...
Scargill didn't help with his tactics but I suppose his heart was in the right place, although he ended up with a few quid himself;
For the leader of this country to use this dispute for her own personal financial gain was a disgrace and something she will always be remembered for.
The way the miners families where treated ,utter contemt,the community destruction and the use of the police ,some of whom happily smashed the heads of the miners with batons on the picket lines was also something to behold in this free democratic country of ours.
Maggie Thatcher, fighter for democracy all over the world? don't make me laugh.
3:05pm Mon 10 Mar 14
Jim271 says...
Many persons continued to work because they not agree to strike on the grounds that a ballot had not been carried out and were persecuted at home because of it, a taxi driver was killed taking a miner to work.
The miners had held the country to ransom in the 1970s and were attempting to do it again, don't get me wrong I was the first the celebrate the end of Thatcher but there are dictators wearing different colour ribbons.
Everyone is in for what they can personally get out of it these days!
4:08pm Mon 10 Mar 14
Samotnaf says...
As for the idea that the strike was illegal - firstly it was not Scargill who called the strike - it was a wildcat called by Cortonwood pit. But the point about ballots and the law is that laws are made by the rulers to keep them up and to keep the working class down . Ballots isolate people from each other - which is why the rulers with their individualist ideology almost always favour ballots .And besides, why did miners who weren't immediately under threat have the right to vote others out of a job?
7:33pm Mon 10 Mar 14
mr.mark.c says...
cliff4treasurer wrote:More like 10,000 years as we dont use it, so why mine something that isn't used ?
There is a thousand years worth of coal under our feet and Maggie destroyed the industry for personal gain.
Scargill didn't help with his tactics but I suppose his heart was in the right place, although he ended up with a few quid himself;
For the leader of this country to use this dispute for her own personal financial gain was a disgrace and something she will always be remembered for.
The way the miners families where treated ,utter contemt,the community destruction and the use of the police ,some of whom happily smashed the heads of the miners with batons on the picket lines was also something to behold in this free democratic country of ours.
Maggie Thatcher, fighter for democracy all over the world? don't make me laugh.
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To trade Pat Riley and Erik Spoelstra for Cavs general manager Chris Grant and Brown is unfathomable.
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Privately, the Cleveland front office has pitched a fantasy of trading young players and picks to Portland for All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge, sources said. Only, that's never going to happen. Cleveland is far higher on its two top-five picks, Tristan Thompson and Dion Waiters, than the rest of the NBA.
And all the Shane Battiers and Ray Allens who had come into James' life with the Heat wouldn't join him in Cleveland.
If you're living and playing on the shores of Biscayne Bay, Cleveland is Anchorage.
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Outside of winning the lottery for Irving, it's hard to make the case for one thing the Cavaliers have gotten right in the wake of James' departure.
They have a franchise player, and they've squandered chances to surround him with the best available talent. Thompson over Jonas Valanciunas made no sense on draft day, and makes even less now.
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Three years later, Brown is back and the Cavaliers no longer need to live in make-believe land.
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$1m to eradicate Hanover rats
LUCEA, Hanover — The Ministry of Local Government and Community Development has allocated $1million to the Hanover Parish Council to implement a rodent control programme in the parish.
The funds were allocated last week, following a resolution passed by the council in July for the Local Government Ministry to provide some $3.7 million to assist in minimising what the council said at that time, was "an extreme case" of rodent infestation in the parish.
But pointing out that the $1-million allocation was grossly inadequate to implement an effective rodent control programme, Superintendent of the Roads and Works Department at the council, Alexander Mann, said the local body will have to discuss with the Hanover Health Department how best to implement the programme, with such limited funds.
"Because the amount has been reduced from what we had asked for, we have to try and work out the best way we can to utilise the funds," Mann explained.


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Gabba Test to be haunted by 2002 coin toss
Phil Lutton Peter Siddle has backed Australia to perform should they bowl first in Brisbane but the ghosts of 2002 mean neither side is likely to chance their arm should they win the toss, writes Phil Lutton.
Kevin Pietersen is as colourful as ever on eve of 100th Test
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Lyon looks likely option for spin-friendly Gabba
Phil Lutton AN EARLY meeting between the Australians and the Gabba groundsman has given Nathan Lyon the inside alley for the first Test, but coach Mickey Arthur will reserve the right to brandish four quicks...
All-rounder's injury puts Australia in a spin
Phil Lutton Shane Watson's injury will tempt Australia to roll into Brisbane with four fast bowlers.


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"Revenge of the Sith"
Apparently the early word is not good.
"Am I the first to notice this? 'Star Wars Episode III: ROTS.'"
Apparently photoshoppers across the world are preparing to rearrange Sith to spell...well...you know.
The early word is from people and reviewers predisposed not to like it in the first place.
Several places I've seen from more unbiased or popular sources have it as being very good. USA Today and Time, for a couple.


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When The Rock returned to WWE at Raw 1000, he informed the fans in St. Louis and the - millions and MILLIONS - of fans watching at home he would challenge for the WWE Championship at next year's Royal Rumble.
Immediately, fantasy booking went into effect and the common consensus was CM Punk would hang onto the strap until January 2013, lose it to The Rock while John Cena would go on to win the Royal Rumble itself leading to a WrestleMania 28 rematch next April in New Jersey.
But pump the brakes there, all you Jim Cornettes-in-training.
Word from the latest Figure Four Weekly is the plan may have changed.
Here's what it had to say:
"There is at least some discussion, which will no doubt change countless times, of taking the title off CM Punk [at SummerSlam], doing Rock vs. Cena for the title at Royal Rumble, and then Punk vs. Rock for the title at WrestleMania."
While the skeleton of the plan - The Rock wins at Rumble, goes on to defend at 'Mania - remains the same, two of the key players may switch spots.
If Cena does beat out Punk - and The Big Show - on August 19 at SummerSlam to win the WWE Championship, it will put him on a collision course with "The Great One" for the second time. But The Rock losing in January simply isn't an option which is the only wrench in the plan. Would Cena drop two in a row to The Rock? Could Cena retain in January? Possibly if The Rock is also booked to win the Rumble itself but that's silly, right?
So The Rock will go on to WrestleMania 29 with the WWE Championship around his waist - or rather, dragging on the ground behind him - and he could be facing Punk?
Punk became the fastest Triple Crown champion and is a two-time Money in the Bank winner. With the King of the Ring gone the way of the buffalo, the only accolade he needs is the Royal Rumble.
And while Bryan Alvarez does note the plan could - and likely will change - the fact WWE is considering supplanting Cena for Punk in next year's WrestleMania main event speaks volumes of their opinion of the "Straight Edge Superstar."
While Cena has said he would fight "tooth and nail" against a rulebreaker turn, Punk, as evidenced by his recent actions, is more open to move back and forth between moral ideologies. This makes his character easier to work with and dare I say, makes Punk more valuable.
The more I think about it, the more I'm liking the idea of The Rock and CM Punk on the grandest stage of all.


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A GE universal remote control works with different types of equipment, such as TVs, VCRs, DVD players and satellite receivers. Although programming a GE universal remote control is straightforward, you need to know the code of the device that you want to program into the remote. You can control up to eight devices with the GE 25001 remote, up to seven devices with the GE 24978 remote and up to four devices with the GE 24993 remote.
Step 1
Turn on the device you want to program into the GE universal remote control.
Step 2
Hold the "Code Search" or "Setup" button, depending on your remote control model, until the indicator light turns on. The remote is ready and listening for programming commands.
Step 3
Press the button for the device that you want to program into the remote, such as "VCR" or "TV." For devices connected to the auxiliary input, press the "AUX" button and then the button for the device.
Step 4
Use the number buttons on the remote to enter the three-digit or four-digit code for your device. The indicator light turns off after you enter the code.
Step 5
Test the remote by pointing it at the device and pressing the "Power" button. If the device turns off, the remote is correctly programmed.
- If you can't control the device after you program the remote, try a different code.
- Information in this article applies to GE universal remotes. It may vary slightly or significantly with other versions or products.
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It's amazing that even after a game where Fisher and Blake played the point guard role pretty much the ideal way for this current Mike Brown Offense--9 points, 13 assists and strong D on John Wall--that the refrain from many Laker fans was still "we lost because of our point guards!!" Unless Deron is playing for the vet minimum next year, the Laker aren't going to easily find a point guard who is more productive than that with their current assets any time soon. No, the thing that the Lakers are really missing is pretty much the exact opposite of what a point guard should do: consistent offensive force from the bench.
This season, a lot is made about how inconsistent the Lakers are. But the truth is, they're rather consistently good at home and rather consistently bad on the road. One of the reasons they're so bad on the road is that they have certain lineups that just don't produce anything. Generally these are the lineups that play when Kobe and Pau sit, at the start of the second quarter and the tail end of third. It's not unusual for these lineups to be -10 during any given road game. These lineups struggle to get Bynum the ball, largely because the defense is able to sag and swarm around Bynum at all times. So when Bynum does get the ball, it often is in a place where not only is it difficult for him to score, but he is prone to turn the ball over (or hold the ball so long before passing that it forces a bad shot). Bynum is not Shaq, he's not David Robinson: he's not a very good passer. That normally wouldn't be a huge deal, most big men aren't very good passers and can't score like Bynum can (and please note, I'm not blaming Bynum. These lineups don't play particularly well with only Kobe or only Pau either). It's the role of the team to force the defense to put less pressure on Bynum.
What needs to happen to make Bynum's life easier, is someone else on the floor needs to be at least slightly an offensive threat, to cause defenses to think twice about focusing so much on Bynum. At home, usually someone from the Lakers bench steps up and becomes this secondary threat. While these units still aren't very good most nights, they're mediocre enough to keep a decent lead. On the road, though, these players are putrid.
It really wouldn't even take that much to make the Lakers bench better. They probably only need a guy who can consistently get 5-8 points every night on the road next to Bynum to make the Lakers a much better team.
The Lakers can worry about the point guard of the future in the offseason, in the draft, where good PGs are plentiful and often come out of nowhere. Right now, what the Lakers' need more than anything is a replacement level scorer.


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Dunga given second chance to put Brazil back on top of the world
South America
Published on Wednesday, 23 July 2014 10:51
July 23 - In what many are commenting is a backward step, Brazil have as expected turned to Dunga for a second spell in charge of the national team in succession to Luiz Felipe Scolari two weeks after the 7-1 hammering by Germany in the World Cup semi-finals.
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Byrom says Match's Whelan was selling packages at face value, not touting
Brazil 2014
Published on Tuesday, 22 July 2014 12:30
By Andrew Warshaw, chief correspondent
July 22 - The boss of the FIFA affiliate at the heart of the ongoing World Cup ticket tout investigation in Brazil has made an impassioned plea to the authorities to release its director caught up in the probe, insisting he has done nothing wrong and is simply the victim of a huge misunderstanding.
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Garcia World Cup bidding report delayed until September
Published on Tuesday, 22 July 2014 09:28
By Andrew Warshaw
July 22 - The eagerly awaited report into possible wrongdoing during the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bid process has been delayed for several weeks. FIFA's chief independent prosecutor Michael Garcia was expected to deliver the findings of his investigation this month but has delayed handing it over to ethics committee adjucatory chamber chief Hans-Joachim Eckert until the first week of September.
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Sheikh Ahmad forecasts new era of harmony, at last, for AFC
Published on Monday, 21 July 2014 19:08
By David Owen
July 21 - The President of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) is hoping that next year's Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Presidential election will usher in a period of much-needed harmony in the region's football affairs. Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah, the former OPEC chairman who has become one of world sport's foremost power brokers, said he thought the 2015 election "will found the unity of Asia".
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Danes demand venue switch for FC Copenhagen's Euro game at Ukraine's Dnipro
Published on Tuesday, 22 July 2014 09:44
July 22 - The Danish Football Association (DBU) has backed FC Copenhagen's bid to move their Champions League qualifier at Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk later this month to a neutral venue following the Malaysia Airlines crash over territory controlled by pro-Russian separatists.
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South Africa hunts new coach as club vs country row surfaces at Celtic
Published on Tuesday, 22 July 2014 09:32
July 22 - South African football, going through a rebuilding phase under Danny Jordaan (pictured), is set to appoint a new head coach for its national team, but at club level it still has difficulty convincing everyone that country comes first.
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Man City revamp and relaunch global loyalty scheme for its Cityzens
Premier League
Published on Tuesday, 22 July 2014 10:19
July 22 – English Premier League champions Manchester City have launched a new membership and loyalty scheme, Cityzens, costing £35 per year for adults and £25 for under 16s.
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Interpol World Cup raids arrest 1,400 and seize $12m across Asia
Published on Monday, 21 July 2014 11:06
By Paul Nicholson
July 21 – Interpol are claiming a major success in the battle against illegal betting rings in Asia with a six-week World Cup operation carrying out more than 1,000 raids, 1,400 arrests and the seizure of $12 million.
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Volgograd, Kaliningrad and Yekaterinburg face 2018 World Cup axe
Russia 2018
Published on Monday, 21 July 2014 11:19
July 21 - Three Russian cities have been identified as being those which face being cut from the country's 2018 World Cup programme.
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Qataris pass first laws to take heat out of migrant worker work conditions
Qatar 2022
Published on Monday, 21 July 2014 10:24
By Andrew Warshaw
July 21 - Qatar's authorities have approved key measures to improve the treatment of foreign workers amid pressure to comply with international standards in the buildup to the 2022 World Cup.
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Inside Insight: 'For the powerful, crimes are those that others commit'
Inside Insight
Published on Sunday, 20 July 2014 22:23
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Foreign players stay away, but Ukraine to go ahead with season kick off
Published on Monday, 21 July 2014 10:08
By Paul Nicholson
July 21 – The Ukrainian national championship is still scheduled to start this week (July 25), despite fears over national security following the downing of Malaysian Airlines MH17 and the loss of 295 lives. Several international players have refused to return to the Ukraine with their clubs.
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Dunga waits in wings to take over Brazilian national team
South America
Published on Monday, 21 July 2014 09:16
By Andrew Warshaw
July 21 - Former World Cup-winning captain Dunga looks set to succeed Luiz Felipe Scolari as Brazil's national coach following the World Cup host nation's 7-1 semi-final humiliation against eventual winners Germany.
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Mr. Mom's Kitchen thinks I'm a real wimp when it comes to coffee. He's a guy so passionate about his cup-of-Joe that he'll wait in a 20 minute line for his preferred brew and look for beans roasted within days of buying them. He drinks it black, no sugar, and can down a double espresso minutes before laying his head down for the night.
These Café Con Leche Ice Pops are for sissies like me: Sweet, creamy, light, with a whiff of vanilla…frozen, for goodness sake. I'm all over it.
The recipe was inspired by a ladies lunch some months back at Nopalito, a charming Mexican eatery that relies on excellent ingredients (this is not your mystery meat-slinging taco truck). For me, dessert was the highlight of the meal: a single café con leche ice pop shared amongst the five of us. Can you get more girly than that? One bite in, though, and I wished I had ordered my own.
After a bit of tinkering, I've come up with a homespun version of the Café Con Leche pop. It's not as rich as Nopalito's. I imagine they use a hefty splash of cream or half and half, or maybe both in theirs.
Mine calls for whole milk, so it's a little lighter in flavor and texture, but also more refreshing as a result. It's also only about 75 calories, which is pretty lean when it comes to frozen treats (a Haagen Daz bar weighs in at about 300 calories).
These pops are better suited to grown ups than kids (the caffeine may have them up until the wee hours). Alternatively, you could seek out decaf espresso (which will still have a tiny bit of caffeine) or fill a separate set of pop molds with fruit juice.
Wimpy or not, these ice pops are pretty delicious. Even Mr. Mom's Kitchen lapped up every sweet, creamy bit. Then he had a cup of black-as-tar, unsweetened coffee made from freshly-ground beans imported from a tiny organic coffee farm in West Panama and roasted in a Portland garage-based start-up funded from the sale of fair-trade hemp tee shirts.
And then he went straight to bed.
P.S. Speaking of pops, congratulations to the winner of our Perfect Pops cookbook and set of ice pop molds. For more inspiration on summer pops, check out the comments section of the giveaway. So many of you chimed in with terrific ideas.
Creamy Café Con Leche Ice Pops.
This milky coffee is also fairly heavenly poured over ice and enjoyed as a cold drink. You can find instant espresso in the coffee section of specialty markets and some supermarkets.
• 2 cups whole milk, divided
• 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon instant espresso
• ¼ cup very firmly packed dark brown sugar
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Put ½ cup of the milk and the sugar into a small saucepan. Set over medium-high heat and cook, stirring constantly, until the sugar dissolves, about a minute. Don't let it boil.
Remove from heat, immediately add the instant espresso, and stir until it dissolves. Add the vanilla and stir again.
Pour the coffee into pop molds and freeze for at least 6 hours.
Unmold and serve immediately.
Makes about five 3-ounce pops


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Timely3 Wrote:
Jun 22, 2012 7:34 PM
The solution must go deeper than simply replacing this arrogant ideologue. Much of the Obama administration's ability to wreck its havoc comes from a constitutional jurisprudence which has allowed the national government to expand far beyond its proper constitutional bounds. We can only hope to be free of this or future administrations of its ilk when we restore the original limits on the national government. Given how entrenched that Supreme Court jurisprudence is, this can only be done by amendments restating those original constitutional understandings. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com.


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In this EDUKWEST interview I talked to Osman Rashid, Founder and CEO of Kno about digital textbooks and tablet devices in education.
This is an interview series of the well known education 2.0 blogger Kirsten Winkler. The interviews are about educhange and cover start ups in the online education industry which are offering new and better ways to teach and learn.
Discover the best in original web series.
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Millionaire In Training
$15 Million
1 Million Rand
Get your e-mail
copy here
Make a Million
Rand !
Dear friend,
Read this letter and you will be grateful you received
My name is David Stein. 1 December 1993 my printing
business went bankrupt because of the poor state of
the economy. My 2 cars were repossessed, and debt collectors
were hounding me like you would not believe. I owed
R885,600-00 and insolvency or prison was my only future.
My family, my reputation, my sanity and my life was
at stake.(I became very ill!)
On the 9th January 1994 I received a letter by mail
advising me "How To Make A Million Rand Within
One Year - For An Investment Of Only R150-00!".
I thought it was a joke! - ONE MILLION RAND!!!! Impossible!
Never in a million years! I spoke to my Advocate and
friends about it and they said I'd be stupid to try
it and would waste my time. But after 3 days of desperate
struggle in court to stay out of jail, I decided I had
nothing to lose.
My family and I enthusiastically (bred out of desperation!)
grabbed the only slim opportunity available to us and
sent in my name, address and R50-00 to each of the 3
names on the "Make a Million" list. We also distributed
3,600 photocopies of the letter by hand in the Newlands
area. Within 6 days the money started rolling in like
an avalanche. Thousands and thousands. I couldn't believe
it. R5250-00 within 12 days, R130,000-00 within 82 days,
and R580,350 within 90 days. I BECAME A MILLIONAIRE
Today I have a house in Clifton, 2 new BMW's a new
printing and clothing business, a happy family, excellent
health, R100,000-00 per month to spend on investments,
luxuries, holidays all over the world, AND NO DEBT!!!
If you follow the 3 steps in this letter, you could
be a Millionaire within 6 Months! This "Make a Million"
system is a once in a lifetime opportunity that has
real potential of earning big sums of money. For this
unique opportunity, you are only required to make a
contribution of only R150-00.
If you really do NOT want to be a MILLIONAIRE,
please pass this letter to someone who might want to
benefit from having R1,000,000-00 IN CASH!!!
(Or someone who is financially desperate!)
So, MILLIONAIRE TO BE! - follow these 3 steps,
and in 90 days you can be a whole lot better off, financially,
than you are right now!
Step 1: Write your name and address on
3 standard size sheets of paper together with the words:
"please add me to your mailing list". Place a R50-00
note into each sheet, fold it to fit into your envelopes
so that the notes are not visible through the envelopes.
Seal the envelopes, stamp and post them to each of the
3 addresses below:
Remember, this is a legitimate service for which you
are paying, and that the listed people above have
bought you this opportunity as you will pass it
onto others. There is a saying in the business world
- "Always spend a little money, before you can expect
to receive lots of it."
Step 2: After you have sent R50-00 to
each of the 3 people currently listed REMOVE the name
that is number 3 on the list, and move the other two
names DOWN one position (number 1 becomes number
2, and number 2 becomes number 3). Now enter YOUR name
and address and Box number as number 1. This can be
done by typing or writing the new list on a strip of
paper (Cut to fit the present list box) and stick it
over the existing list. Do not be tempted to put your
name further down the list, as this will result in you
receiving a lot LESS money! When you have done this,
make at least 400 photocopies of this letter.
Be sure to make good quality copies so that others can
copy from yours. Keep this master copy you are now reading
in a safe place so you can use it again and again, whenever
you need to make more money.
Step 3: Get 400 names and addresses from
your telephone directory, including those of friends,
relatives and colleagues or purchase a good mailing
list. Place your 400 copies into envelopes, seal, stamp
and address them, and immediately post them.
(send as many as you like, but not less than 400
copies). If you want to save the postage money,
deliver them by hand in your neighbourhood, or employ
children at a fee.
As soon as you have send off your 400 copies, you're
automatically in the Mail Order Business, and people
will start sending you R50-00 to be placed on your mailing
list. This is a perfectly legal service. You may even
be able to offer other special services of further information
to those who reply. You can sell your list to big Mail
Order Businesses at a good price after you've collected
at least 2,000 names.
You could consider renting a Post Box at your local
Post Office to handle the thousands of letters you will
receive. If you want to remain anonymous, you may enter
your name as "The Manager" or "Die Bestuurder" plus
your box number or street address.
Now I will tell you HOW it works:
In theory, if each participant send out a minimum
of 200 copies of this letter, your name will appear
on 200 copies in the number 1 position, on 40,000 in
the number 2 position, and on 8,000,000 copies in the
number 3 position. If every single person who received
a copy of the letter that bore your name, and say sent
you R10-00, you'd receive R80,402,000-00.
But in practice, about 98% of all recipients
either give way to their scepticism, fear of losing
their R150-00 and the cost of the photocopies and postage,
or are just to lazy to do the work of sending the letters.
So you can only expect 2 % of the above total, or R1,608,040-00
for your effort. That's not bad, isn't it?
But let's be really pessimistic and not allow as high
a response as 2 %, and expect only a return of 0,5%
and see what the result would be R80,402,000-00 x 0,5%
= R402,010-00. That's really a
BAD return on R150-00 wouldn't you say? Of course
not! So, if you want a Million, at even that bad return,
you just have to send 600 letters!
We've looked at "in theory", and we've looked at "in
practise", now let's look at "in FACT!":
In my own case, I sent out 3,000 letters per month for
3 months (a total of 9000 letters). I paid
off my debts and became a Millionaire! I BECAME ONE,
YOU CAN TOO!!! (This translates to R205,00
received for every letter sent!).
Here are letters from two participants from my previous
Dear Mr. Stein, About 7 months ago I received your
letter. I was very tempted to take part, but a family
and work crisis prevented me, and I put the letter to
one side. I was soon made redundant and could not think
of a worse position to be in. I then remembered your
letter and not expecting much, thought I'd give it a
try. One week went by after I had posted R150-00 and
400 letters. In the second week I started to receive
a small amount of replies, but in the third week it
was unbelievable. I found it hard opening all the letters
and counting all the R50-00 notes. I made R106,800 in
2 months! In such a short period of time it is the largest
amount of money I've ever seen - never mind earned!
I'm grateful for receiving your letter and having the
opportunity to make this amount of money. I'm already
sending out more letters, and want to be a Millionaire
before the end of 1995. Thank you very much. May God
Bless you - J.P. Nicholson; Paarl. (this translate to
R267,00 received for every letter sent!)
Dear David, I am sceptical by nature and I didn't expect
your "Make a Million" business plan would work. Anyway,
I am 70 years old, a pensioner, and had plenty of time
to send out letters. I send R150-00 to the listed people
and 600 copies to complete strangers and hoped for the
best. For 6 days nothing happened, but within the next
weeks I received 95 letters and R950-00. I could not
wait for each new day and the postman to knock on my
door with dozens of letters. I told him I was getting
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Realigning the Boston Traffic Separation Scheme to Reduce the Risk of Ship Strike to Right and Other Baleen Whales
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Collision with ships is a leading mortality factor for endangered whales. The Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary (SBNMS) is both a major shipping route and an area heavily used by endangered whales. Because the Boston Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) crosses the sanctuary, the area is a potential "hot spot" for collisions between whales and ships. To reduce collision risk, the team of research coordinator David N. Wiley, spatial analyst Michael A. Thompson, and oceanographer Richard Merrick took the following steps: they (1) plotted the distribution and relative abundance of North Atlantic right whale and other baleen whale sightings within the Sanctuary and adjacent waters; (2) identified high-use whale areas; (3) reconfigured the current TSS path through the Sanctuary to spatially separate whales and ships; and (4) calculated the possible risk reduction. As compared to the original TSS, whale sightings in the reconfigured TSS were reduced by 81% and right whale sightings by 58%. Industry transit times increased 9–22 minutes. The TSS shift was accepted by the United Nations' International Maritime Organization in December of 2006 and became active in July of 2007. This was the first shifting of a TSS to mitigate the collision of vessels and endangered whales in the United States.
Wiley, David N., Michael A. Thompson and Richard Merrick. 2006. Realigning the Boston Traffic Separation Scheme to Reduce the Risk of Ship Strike to Right and Other Baleen Whales. Courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In "5th Iteration (2009): Science Maps for Science Policy-Makers," Places & Spaces: Mapping Science, edited by Katy Börner and Elisha F. Hardy. http://scimaps.org.


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Atlantic Express has operations in New York, Massachusetts, California and Pennsylvania, with a total of more than 5,000 school buses.
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A union battle, bidding issues and challenging earnings are key factors in school bus contractor Atlantic Express Transportation Corp.'s filing for bankruptcy, company officials said on Monday.
With a fleet of more than 5,000 school buses, Atlantic Express is the fourth-largest contractor in North America. The company has operations in New York, Massachusetts, California and Pennsylvania.
Atlantic Express and its subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions for debt relief under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Officials said that during the Chapter 11 process, the company will continue normal operations and will "remain committed to providing its customers and passengers with safe, reliable and timely student and commuter transportation service."
Officials said that Atlantic Express intends to use the Chapter 11 process to explore the availability of additional debt or equity financing, market its assets for sale, and continue what they described as "challenging labor negotiations" for a new collective bargaining agreement with Local 1181-1061, Amalgamated Transit Union, AFL-CIO.
"Quite simply, our current business model in our largest market, New York City, is not sustainable as union labor costs and operating expenses have severely hindered our ability to remain competitive and meet our financial obligations," said David Carpenter, president and CEO of Atlantic Express. "Following a lengthy review process, and with the assistance of independent financial and legal advisors, our board of directors determined that a court-supervised process is the only feasible course of action."
Atlantic Express announced Carpenter's appointment as president and CEO this summer. He succeeded Domenic Gatto, the company's founder and long-serving CEO and president, who last year announced his plans to retire.
Atlantic Express has filed a series of customary motions in bankruptcy court seeking to ensure the continuation of normal operations. This includes requesting court approval for debtor-in-possession financing and the use of cash collateral, the continuation of its cash management system and other business operations without interruption, and the payment of employee wages and benefits.
Also, Atlantic Express has filed a motion seeking approval of bidding procedures and authorization to sell some or all of its assets in December if the company is unable to reach an agreement with Local 1181 on a new collective bargaining agreement and to obtain additional financing.
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you drive a bus ... not much skill or training required. I recommend you shut up and take the deal. Otherwise, Atlantic should fire your lazy A$$e$ and go hire some immigrants from south of the border who'd be happy to take your job. and work harder than you bums.
I hear what you r saying but, you are wrong to just shut up and take it. At my job the corporation said to most of the employees u r now a salaried employee and we don't have to pay over time. and no we do not meet the 4 requirements as dept of labor requires. Dept of labor does not care either. So yes stand up for yourselvs....Bus driver on LI
We may hve went for, ull get the back pay but eliminate christmas, easter nd maybe put a cap on vacation pay nd take the 7% cut. They dnt wanna give anything! No compromise @ all! This economy is getting worse, i dnt know how we r supposed to make a living! May God help us all!
I am sooo PROUD of my Brothers & Sisters at AE for UNITING with a unanimous NO Vote on 12/4...... The worst elimination in the whole contract was the company's refusal to pay the workers OUR BACK PAY..... Which we already worked so hard for - last year & which was already Granted To Us By A a FEDERAL JUDGE...... continue to SAY NO & continue to STAND UNITED!!!
The vote was no, they already took frm us aftr sandy and aftr a strike we wre told to do by our union. We r caught in the middle nd its our pockets that take the hit. Yes im greatful for a job as well but u cnt let employers crap on u or theyll nevr stop! We will b fine! Theres a plan b aftr evry a! Well done my AE family!
A "NO" vote was handed down today by the membership. These greedy corporations are looking to pocket every nickel & dime possible with no regard for the workers that have help build them. These big corporations filled with the 1% which are mostly CEO's, are only looking out for themselves and would just love to see all workers of every company just make the minimum wage! What a way to keep down the poor and line the pockets of the rich. These blue collar workers should be applauded for being brave enough to stand up to these money hungry mongols. Just because you own a company doesn't make it right to step over the workers that are helping build your company! Don't blame the workers or the unions for the poor management of your highly paid CEO's! For the great majority of workers to vote "NO", is a testament to the lousy conditions offered on a one sided contract.
LA driver - I know its not easy to loose our job but we have to take a stand now or get rail roaded later. Thank goodness many took stands in the past and changed the way things were today and Im sure they made many sacrifices. Its just a matter of time before these big corporate companies strip our basic needs and make it where these positions can only be either for retired people and/or a minimum wage job-- MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT - THATS WHERE THIS IS HEADING, SO WE HAVE NO CHOICE BUT TO STAND UP FOR OURSELVES NOW OR GET HUNG OUT TO DRY LATER ANYWAY...
@ my hateful fellow "driver" comment. If you are that dissatisfied with our LA location why are you still here? Safe a spot for someone who wants a job & get out duh!
I thank God that I am employed in these days. Which due to this whole mess may suddenly change. Leaving myself & children & other coworkers on the street.
Mr. Carpenter needs to come to the table with a more reasonable offer for AE workers and start having some empathy for these blue collar workers that have helped build Atlantic Express to the impressive school bus transporter it is today. This new CEO needs to take into account that the majority of these workers have been with the company way before he came into this industry and have MUCH to loose by accepting this ONE-SIDED contract he threw at them! Mr. Carpenter, don't push a poor man against the cliff because he will undoubtedly jump... Blue Collar Workers UNITE and vote NO!!
Well let them give me an early retirement option and I will sign their junk contract- but they need to throw me or bone or my answer is Nooooooooo! I rather go down fighting- hey, that's the New York way... No real New Yorker is a coward & we won't be scammed!
I agree with Sammy & John. AE dropped the ball & now want to blame everything but themselves. That one sided contract was an insult to the workers and just a bail out for themselves! They didn't even have the decency to offer some type of early retirement and/or buyout to the senior people that would be most affected and which would help alleviate things for the new people coming into the company. When u respect your workers dignity you get more out of them but AE is only dragging themselves down and have only themselves to blame, Now they have the Audacity to blame "high labor costs"... Gimme a break! Yet they have money for new buses , etc... Please! Most of the people I speak to are in agreement in not giving in to this crappy "last offer"!
If you continue to play chicken with the company without any sort of compromise, you'll all be out of work! Guess what, you'll have no one to blame but the fat cats that collected your dues! Don't believe me, check out what happened to Hostess!!! Good luck!!
Let them shut this hell hole down! AE LA is a total Dysfunctional, disorganized mess! Take you're certificates and go to another company!
You guys are Being real selfish and only thinking about yourselves and the senior drivers what about the new drivers that make $10 and the staff? And what about the union that you guys pay that aren't doing anything for you ask them for a retirement plan the staff has to provide their own but you guys are paying someone to do what? So you would rather see us all lose our jobs than compromise!
I agree Sammy- These companies want to intimidate the workers with their threats of "all or nothing", and they have just as much to loose by not coming to some type of compromise. They are just playing poker and trying to bully their workers into a one sided contract that only will benefit them... Don't be fooled-- nobody will be loosing their jobs come January- I haven't heard the city making alternate arrangements to get kids to school come January (although now that it's mentioned Bloomberg may start the threats to make this plot seem more credible)... AE better rethink their strategy and offer a more reasonable contract since most workers I have spoken to are ready to call their bluff... This company will be learning soon that it's never a good idea to ask someone that doesn't have much to loose to throw in the towel.
What a lousy contract was thrown at workers today! AE made no compromises and workers are the only ones being asked to make concessions. They didn't even offer any type of early retirement and/or buy-outs, proof they have NO appreciation for the senior workers that have helped AE become a reputable company-- Disgraceful! Blue Collar workers UNITE & don't allow this company to push you off the cliff without a fight! If your going down- take them down with you-- DONT AGREE TO THAT ONE SIDED CONTRACT!!
I've worked at this place since they literally built it from a dirt lot here in LA. 16 yrs!! haven't seen an increase in 3 yrs. Our offices are understaffed; as in LA doesn't have an actual personal dpt, & Long Beach has no payroll department. Staff struggles to help eachother with whatever needs to be done & we do have a great team here in office & as well as drivers. Everything seems to be on the hush for us & we are told not to worry. But what happens to us emplyoees? We have families, children. What a wonderful Christmas gift it will be for all affected. :(
I work in Los Angeles as well and because of some of my fellow employees are very selfish and greedy we may all be losing our jobs in economic crisis!!!!
What a great way to start the new year jobless.We received our letter that Atlantic Express of N.J. will be shutting their doors as of Dec 31. The worse for me is my husband is disabled and I just recently went thru breast cancer.God forbid if something else goes wrong with me, I will no longer have medical, but then I worry more about my husband than myself along with all my co-workers that have children such as myself raising a grandson..I don;t think this is a good thing,what will everyone do.I have worked for this company for fifteen years and this is what we get a smack in the face for all those years we put into this company.Good luck to you all that is losing their jobs as of Dec 31.Hopefully we will all find another job quickly.Happy Holidays if you can.
Do you guys have any idea of what it cost to run an operation like this????What's the margin of profits???? Go out, Put the cash on the table and your balls and run the dam thing yourself, Maybe you'll have somthing to be complaining about AFTER THE YEAR IS OVER!!!!
I work in the los angeles company and whats happening in new york is effecting us our union contract has been expired since sept. but business has not missed a beat we have runs 7 days a week more private routes then I've seen in the past 8 yrs i have been an employee and y r they in debt??? I DON'T PAY THEIR BILLS I JUST DO MY JOB SO WE CAN ALL GET PAID AND NEITHER DOES THE UNION I PAY MY UNION DUES AT THE HIGHEST
Well I just got a letter in the mail stating that we are all terminated as of Dec.31.
Laura... We do not make a lot of money... For what we do and our responsibility it's about time we gain some respect here... We aren't carrying parcel or garbage ... These are children our precious cargo ! What's that worth we don't even make a garbage mans salary !
Randy...I am an employee with this company since 1978, you TOTALY hit the nail on the head here...when business is owed by big investors this is always the end result.... When this company was privately owned there was a personal interest a personal touch .... Once it was sold to big investors this is the out come. It is not labor costs we don't make a lot of money. The other large bus company's have the same labor costs and they are not going BANKRUPT why? Because they are privately owned and they have a vested interest in their business and their employees...
It's impossible to know from this article the overall impact of unions on this business. Oftentimes business will blame unions; and if they're not blaming unions, their blaming the affordable health care act; or blaming something else.
Most often, it seems, business entities try and to squeeze every cent of profit it can on the backs of its customers, its employees, and even its equipment – if it can get away with it – at the expense of good service, common sense, and sound business judgment.
We see more and more businesses reap colossal profits and then walk away from the business leaving huge amounts of debts, customer stranded, and responsible employees left without work. The management team walks away with millions while crying how all these other factors brought down the business. No action is ever taken against them; know or did is ever conducted with regards to their actual management skills and their role in bringing down the business.
We really need to know more before we can have a full picture of what went on, what went wrong, and who and what really is the culprit here
It's not the labor contract that is not making the company go under.like bill Thompson said are salaries are not the problem. How about mismanagement .to many managers who have no purpose over employed in their offices and monies that are supposed to go back in the company going in other peoples pockets!!
I know that unions are a good thing, but, sometimes they get too big for their own good and the employers can't afford them and their other expenses. Make it work for everybody not just employees.
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The Camilla Solar Plant has brought more than 40 construction jobs to the area. Developers say that when the project is complete it will be their second largest plant in Georgia. Workers are busy constructing this 120 acre solar plant in Mitchell County owned by Origis Energy.
"The development took place starting in 2011, it was ready to be constructed by mid this year where we had all of the financing in place," said Origis Energy Partner Johan Vanhee.
Boxes hold 25 solar panels that will make up 70 thousand panels capable of producing 20 megawatts of electricity.
"What they do is they produce D-C power which we invert to A-C power and we sell to the grid of Georgia Power," said Vanhee.
The company based in Europe invested $50 million in this plant that will deliver energy to more than 11,000 households here in Southwest Georgia. The area's abundance of land was one of the reasons Mitchell County was selected.
"Second the solar radiation is pretty good over here," said Vanhee.
Plant developers say that when it's complete the plant has the potential to help households save money on their energy bills.
"That they will pay in due time less distribution costs because Georgia power doesn't have to bring in the power coming from that far," said Vanhee.
Security lights and cameras are up to detect motion from animals and humans that enter the plant. Recent rain has delayed construction a little but plant developers say they are still on track.
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Plant developers hope to have the plant complete by mid November. Workers must still line, wire and clean the panel tables before they can be operated. Grass will also be grown and internal roads still need to be paved. Origis Energy's largest plant is in the Atlanta area.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - A movement to free two Mississippi sisters, serving two life sentences for armed robbery is growing. Today a march and rally were held for the Scott sisters in downtown Jackson.
Their supporters claim they are innocent, and were unfairly punished.
Jamie and Gladys Scott were convicted of armed robbery back in 1993. Their story has spanned the country, and people are responding in large numbers.
More than 200 people marched the streets of Jackson from Farish Street Park, to the Governors Mansion, to the steps of the state capitol.
Supporters are calling the Scott sisters incarceration an injustice. Trial transcripts show their sentence was enhanced because prosecutors believed they influenced three teens to commit the robbery.
Their attorney, Chokwe Lumumba, says the sisters are innocent, and the teens received lighter sentences.
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"We hope the governor will use this as an opportunity to show what he's made of, to show even the person who has much more conservative views than we have is made of and what he wants Mississippi to represent and the minds of all those people on a national level that he's going to be asking to vote for him as either president or vice president in another year or so" said Lumumba.
Several state lawmakers, and leaders from the African American community from across the country spoke at the rally. There was also a request for donations to the free the Scott sisters campaign.
Organizers are already making plans for another march at the state capitol in April, if the Scott sisters aren't freed by then.
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Right from the start of the game, it was going to be an uphill battle for the Foxborough High girls' basketball team if they were to win their Foxborough Winter Classic finals matchup against the Hopkinton Hillers.
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The 14-3 run by the Hillers to start the game was a sign of things to come from Hopkinton. With Doucette (26 points) under the basket and getting to the free throw line, the hight advantage alone was too much for the Warriors to handle.
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The day in soccer (football):
Greece 2-0 Lithuania: YES!!!
Ireland 4-1 Oman: YES!!
Scotland 1-1 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia: A somewhat more reserved "yes!"
I would like to have seen Scotland win it outright but they're still alive. Next up is Wales on October 12.
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