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A federally mandated emergency cleanup of more than 27,000 pounds of hazardous and toxic chemicals is underway at an old metal plating company in Wisconsin.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency began the cleanup Sept. 12 at Niphos Coatings Inc., in Slinger, WI, just one day after an agency On-Scene Coordinator conducted a walk-through at the site and determined that an emergency response was required.
Photos: EPA
Several weeks earlier, local officials had discovered that hundreds of drums, vats, tanks, barrels and totes containing acids, cyanides and other hazardous materials had been abandoned at the facility when it shut down in March 2010.
The Niphos Coatings property is surrounded by residential homes and located just a few blocks from three schools. The former electroless nickel plating facility is housed in a two-story wood-frame structure that dates to the 19th century, village officials said. Paint is peeling from the siding.
Inventory and Sampling
Much of EPA's initial site work has involved sampling, inventorying, labeling and testing of the materials. An air monitoring system has also been set up.
So far, more than 300 containers of various sizes have been inventoried. On Friday (Sept. 21), EPA and its contractor finally began to remove some of the materials from the site, an EPA spokesman said.
EPA was unable to estimate a timeframe for the cleanup. The agency is still sampling the chemicals to determine how best to remove them and is trying to secure appropriate disposal facilities.
"If one of those containers were to start leaking, we could potentially have adverse health effects to the people in the area," said Jaime Brown, EPA's On-Scene Coordinator.
The county's emergency management coordinator worries that fire could trigger a toxic vapor release or that vandals could enter the site, reported the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, which also has photos of the cleanup.
EPA's On-Scene Coordinator is updating the Niphos Coating cleanup through the OSC's website.
Inspector Falls Ill
The mess came to light Aug. 20, when a fire inspector from the Village of Slinger visited the property. Reports said the company owner had mentioned several months earlier that he would be removing chemicals from the building.
When the inspector arrived, he found "rooms packed with hazardous substances," the Journal Sentinel reported. Labels indicated a variety of chemicals.
"When the building inspector came back to my office, he was visibly shaken and concerned by the condition of the property and the amount of chemicals in the property," Village Administrator Maureen Murphy told the newspaper.
Murphy then summoned the state emergency management agency, which sent a building inspector who fell ill from the chemical vapors and was briefly hospitalized.
Gaining Access
The case then quickly escalated to federal status, but officials were unable to gain immediate access to the property. The unsecured structure stood, without warnings or tape, until federal officials could persuade the site owner, Thomas Harju, to allow access to the site, according to reports.
Harju had stopped paying property taxes for the business in 2007 and had ignored repeated requests from county and state emergency government officials for information on hazards at the site, the Journal Sentinel reported.
Still, officials thought it would be quicker to try to persuade Harju than to obtain a court order, and he gave permission.
On Sept. 11, Brown conducted his walk-through inspection; the next day, emergency removal activities began.
Cyanide, Nitric Acid and More
Officials say they believe the building contains about 750 pounds of copper cyanide; 27,589 pounds of nickel sulfate; 4,198 pounds of nitric acid; and 3,500 pounds of sodium cyanide.
Sodium cyanide releases hydrogen cyanide gas, a highly toxic chemical asphyxiant that can kill quickly. Nitric acid is a toxic, colorless, highly corrosive liquid used in explosives. It can cause severe burns.
Reports said the emergency response team had counted more than 300 barrels and drums and 100 smaller containers.
The emergency cleanup is being funded by EPA's Superfund program. In the future, the agency will try to recover cleanup costs from the owner.
Harju told the newspaper that he opened his business in 1983 and had kept it running with his own money when the recession it. He said he never secured or cleaned up the site because he hoped to revive the business.
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Monster-cam of Chiana doing something with the Vorc cage. She turns upon hearing a noise, and asks, "Rygel?" Monster-cam continues to lurk.
D'Argo and Aeryn trail after the Vorc. D'Argo frets that the parasites are dangerous. Aeryn thinks the whole story about parasites was just a trick to get him to buy the Vorc. She says she's giving up the chase, but tells D'Argo that the Vorc was headed toward the maintenance bay.
Chiana interrupts over the comms. Rygel is with her, looking frightened. They cower behind some crates as she tells D'Argo, "I'm in the maintenance bay, and there's some kind of creature right in front of me." We see just a hint of something large moving toward Chiana.
D'Argo turns and runs for the maintenance bay, calling for Crichton and Aeryn to come help. Crichton dashes to the rescue. Aeryn reluctantly breaks into a jog. Heh. When you put it all together, they probably spent a whole day running up and down the corridor for this episode. At different speeds, with different expressions of urgency. I bet Anthony Simcoe was happy to escape most of that, since he's in platforms.
Maintenance bay. Rygel gasps, "Chiana, do something!" Chiana looks at Rygel and sniffs, "You do something!" We only get glimpses of the monster from behind, but it snarls, and Chiana and Rygel freak out. Chiana backs up against a workbench and tells the monster, "We're not gonna hurt you..." as she reaches behind her for something weapon-y. Rygel urges, "Now slug him!"
As he hurries toward the maintenance bay, Crichton tells Chiana not to panic.
Chiana says it's too late for that, and tries to brain the monster with the tool she's picked up. I don't mean Rygel. But the monster easily knocks her down before she can connect. Rygel starts to move toward her, and the monster swats her again, sliding across the floor into a pillar. We finally see it, sort of. It looks like...well. It looks like a midget Alien. It's hard to describe, but whatever you're imagining, make it shorter and redder and slightly lamer. I do understand the production difficulties here. It's still lame. D'Argo finally arrives, and has to shove some shelves out of the way because apparently someone thought it was a good idea to block the doorways. It does make him seem much more heroic, though. Rygel calls for D'Argo as the monster roars. It suddenly launches itself at D'Argo, and D'Argo makes a "Fuck!" face. Then it's clinging to him as he shouts. He knocks the monster away, and it turns and starts to run for the door. D'Argo fires his Qualta but misses, and the monster escapes. D'Argo, looking dazed, feels his neck and suddenly collapses as Rygel looks on helplessly. In retrospect, I do think that's a slight cheat.


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Oakland Tribune (Newspaper) - April 8, 1875, Oakland, California BEN. A. DEWES Broadway, Terms of Subscription: One ThW Months'................................ One Mouth...................................... One 50 I .10 ml% fribnne. OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS, Capital, P. S. T. B. BigeKw, Walter Blair. F. Delger, C. W. Bold, XlionuM Yoll-ul S. E. Aieen, Michael Beoso, E. Miller. VOL. V. NO. 336.} OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1875. (Per TVeoi., 10 la, fear, S4 OO. FINANCE COMMITTEE: P. S. Wilcox, T. B. Bigelow, Walter Elail THE HON-PUBIICITY POLICY. An American in Russian-Asia. The oxtrnets fiom a London letter contain several things of interest: Mr. Sehnyler being the only nou-Ktis- diplomatist T.-UO has ever visited Central Asia, it was very desirable that the resalt of bis obsen-ntions should be make known. I rather think, however, that, hnel he been r.n English diplomatist his disnatches wonUl never have seen the light. 'In the United States they seem to print everything sont home from your j various Legations; and I remember some i dozen years ago reading n dispatch from General Cnssius Clay, then Minister to Kt. Petersburg, iu which, indignant tit the attitude of ft portion of the English cation during the civil war, hb advised Mr. Sew-aid to bring the English Gov- ernment to her senses by sending a hos- tile expedition to Ireland. This com- munication was rendered qnite harmless by the fact that it was followed by one in reply from Mr. Seward requesting General Cassias Clay to confine his at- tention to the proper business of his Le- gation; mid the members of the English Embassy at St. Petersburg, where I happened to see it, looked upon the whole affair as a joke. This same re- port, by the wav, tells how the Emperor o f Bnssia, on General Cassins Clay be- ing presented to him, addressed the American envoy in with many other noteworthy particulars, from which the curious must be referred to the document itself. Indeed, toe American rule is, appar- ently, print all the dispatches re- ceived from abroad. The custom iu England is to publish just ns much as will satisfy the House of Commons and the public without offtnding foreign gov- ernments or compromising the authors of the dispatches. Tlie Austrians, in their ''Red Book." reproduce the in- structions sent out froui the Foreign Office, but very little of whnt arrives back to the Foreign Minister. The French, under the Empire (I do not know what their practice has been of late reproduce in their "Yellow Book" the instructions from the Foreign IJiuister to the chiefs of Embassies and Legations abroad, and nothing else. Prussia publishes no Blue Books; and when Prince Bismnrck was once esked in the Prussian Chamber, why he al- lowed his country to be distanced in this respect even by Austria, he replied that if he undertook the publication of dip- lomatic Blue Books he should be obliged to double the staff of clerks ia the Foreign Office; inasmuch as, oesides copying genuine dispatches for the ar- chives, it would be necessary to prepare false, or garbled dispatches for the gen- eral reader. This, indeed, with a candor which bis enemies call the Prince nas said again and again; and, without any approach to he has more than oiice explained that if foreign diplomatists knew that their com- munications to Prussian or German envoys would in due time be submitted' to the public gaze, they would often be prevented from making communications of great importance. For these reasons. Prussia publishes no diplomatic Blue Books, while in Russia there has never been the slightest question of such a; thing. In Eughud, as I was before say-1 ing, they publish mutilated dispatches. Bat, apart from what it is sometimes found necessary to cut out, the omission of which is duly indicated by blanks or asterisks, the dispatches are genuine as far as they go; and in almost (ill cases they enable one to form n fair idea as to what must have been in their original form.'According to that eminent Rnsso- phobist, Mr. David Urquhart, who, in every complication, sees the hand of Russia, as Mr. Whajley and Mr. Fewde- gate see that of the Jesuits, dispatches, However mnc-h mutilated, are always of j use to a discerning critic. "They are of game service to he once wrote, "that the clothes of a murdered man are to a detective. They show that a mur- der has been oonjmitted, and often ena- ble me to find out all the particulars of the crime." As regards Jlr. Schuyler's report on the affairs of Central Asia, it seems ab- surd to blame him for having described what he himself saw; but if the Russians have any just grounds for complaint on the subject it must be against the United States Government as indiscreet pub- lishers, rather than against Mr. Schuy- leru conscientious and truth-telling reporter. But the fact is, the Russians believe, or affect to believe, that if a man receives the highest civilities at their hands he is bound for that reason to speak well of everything in Russia. "Only they will say of a travel- er, who, after being kindly received in Russia, has perhaps ventured to remark that the Russian Government in .Poland is by no means perfect; "only think of that ungrateful man writing against us alter the Princess Vera had asked him Mveral times to dinner, and Gen. Pop- imoff hod lent him horses." Mr. Schuy- ler is doubtless looked upon at this mo- ment as a monster of ingratitude, be- cause, after being permitted, as a partic- ular favor, to visit the Russian posses- sions in Central Asia, he has presumed to find fault, here and there, with what be saw. The fact is, the Russians, regarded item one very important point of view, are barbarians. I do not wish to use the word offensively, and I know better than moat people that the Russians have pro- luge number of poems, novels, and comedies, many of which are ad- mirable; that they possess considerable talent for music, and that some of then' punters are excellent both by their orig- inal qualities and by their acquired skill. But they are barbarians in this scr.se, that they are strangers to that political civilization which allows and even im- plies freedom of criticism for foreign as wall M for home institutions. The Prus- sians, ia this respect, are not so very much better than their more primitive neighbors; witness the trouble that an American correspondent, Mr. Jackson, and an English correspondent, Mr. Kingston, have lately got into at Ber- lin for publishing news or comments un- favorable to the Prussian Administra- tion. "Booth came fondly hoping to find company among gome of the uewly- ctoofed Senators, but party demands have swept them from him, so that he stands Times. ADVERTISEMENTS. E. KREYENHACEN CO. Groceries, Provisions, HARDWARE AND CROCKERY, Finest tiramU or Wines, Liquors, etc. Constantly oa liantl at lowesi prices. Corner Brontlwny niul Sixfli Street. All goods delivered free of cliargc. ADVERTISEMENTS. lot mre is ADVERTISEMENTS. ........Full Till R. HORTON, GROCERY STORE. Tlio choicest brands of WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO ANO CIGARS Constantly 011 hand. No. 771 Seventh Street, Near tho Market Street Station, Oakland. All goods delivered frco. WM. STOKES, ARCHITECT, OFFICE-Soom No. 14, Wilcox Block IPOrM TO ALL Who Build Houses and Want the NEW IMPROVEMENTS Introduced Tor Hanging Pictures WITHOUT INJURY TO THE WALLS, TJl'.ST There is no use going lo the I City any more KOI! SALE DY rpo TIKl'K V> I'lCTL'HK- J- room iiiniililinp In poW antl In uli'tr tlgurri make It a point to Ehcir uuter- nltllllS ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR YOUR GO TO g ill CITY CANDY STORE, 965 BROADWAY, Recoiled Dally flor KllircsH. Lovers of good Candies will find a great va- nety from five of the mofct prominent maksra in San CHAPPELLET Eighth St., Near Broadway. FUIi... E.T.CABBIE. INGERSOLL A.GI3XT FOR TBE MANUFACTURER STATE INVESTMENT UlasseE. ivr c n i :N" E SHI Second btrort, urar YVuahliifrton. 0 IS SUKlNt, IN Till: ifflrns lo nt lln 1 IV .11. -I......'I .1 i, U'tur il to mil' i tin i.ii. ]i-.j... OAKLAND. Dclgcr, Vf. K. Ruwell, A.C I Henry, C. B. Kilthcrford, J. Beclit, G W. Duni A. J. Snyiler, P. Thompson. I WALTER SMITH, TJEALEB IS Cigars and Tobacco, S. W. corner Broftdrvay and Seventh Street, Oakland. FINE HATS COMPANY, (FIRE AND MARINE, i, Cash Asisets, Principal California Street, S.F. LINE! LEFT AT THE FOLLOWING ill receive prompt attention At Second Miect: at Cox Adeline nl Dov cniuer 12tb and Market; r 12lh niul .Tai'lisou; at Mabon'R gro- i-'irniT Ea'-t 12th street, and Sixth 1 t lit; between loth Hi '..S.C.'.st Mlie. j i !s mutl? and lelitfccl and nrst-cl.is> I ntcdl. A s-nri'csvor to Haley Italian. President, Vice rrceidem Cashier P. S. TVH.COX T. u. MGELOW I'. W. (MIX made and a general banking business transacted in nil Its various branches. Havings Deposita received from one dollmr up and dividends made tacrccn t wice a in January and July. No Entrance Fee or for Bank Booh. The Stockholdfrb are liable to the depojltora in this institution to amount of cn.i million dollars, affording a guiuaiitcc if sbkolute nafctjr to depositors. Our own Krchsng.. gold or currency for on the Ninth Katioaal bank, ivcw Tori City. National Gokl Bank end Trust Compaar. Ban Francisco, are oui- correspondents, UNION SAVINGS BANK, COB. Bao-ADWAr AND Jfixru SCTKET, OAEXiAKD. Capital Stock (Tbe Largest Capital of any Savings Bank in California.) Board of Directors: A. C. Henry, .Tolm C. Hays. Wm. Mecli. E. A. Samuel Woods, C'ms. Vf. Howard, Hiram Tubbs, H. H. Haight, J. West Martin. D. HaiiBUaw Ward, S. Huff. B. 8.Family, B. Kirkhiu. I, Mora MOM, H. A. Palmer. A.C HENBT.....................P J. WEST MARTIN............ _ __ H. A. PALMER...................OAtBIII AM- SAVINGS DEPOSITS B interest from the first of the month a BEAR th auc- ceeding date of Depobifc payable Bemi.acnu- Remittances from the country may made by Express or by Check on Sin Fritt- ciij-'o Banfcs. 3fo Entrance Fee required. COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS re, ccivedauda General Banking bualceas acted Collections made. Si RS lu Gold or Currency, on d San Francisco at current v TRA New York San Francisco.......BASK OP CALIFORNIA. New York... .CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK. I ric-iim-, I'uliin C aiK I ni.'l r !rr, ('amn-, ri'-., HIII ,r! ar i ..AT. DOMAHUK, Prebirtent A. i. Dr.-iAST, Vice President, CBUILGS H. Ca-miNG, Secrttary. Very Reasonable Prices n K i-- .M (No. BROADWAY. H TZ BERG. WM. HOSKINS, GOLDEN STAR HOTEL nESTAUFANT K xsslt Broadway, 11 Oakland. No. 838 BROADWAY, SWISS CONFECTIONERYI MILEY LAACE, J. A. Milcy. formerly of 733 Washington falreet, opposite theplaza ,San Praacibco. antl Oxeratlemen's COFFEE AND ICE CREAM SALOON Qlfi Broadway, two doors boulh of TJnisn v X U Havings Bank, Oakland. Particular at- tention given to orders for Parties, Balls and Lunches, at short notice and on teas- enable 'THIS. Assortment of Fancy Candies, Fruits, Jellies. j O-EIVE I Uclow Seventh Street.. Oakland JOHN TERNEY, FASHION SALOON, 854 BROADWAY, Oak laml. o 1 460 EIGHTH ST., j (Sessions' Oiiklaiiri. A. GEMMELL, I TJEALEB IN THE CELEBRATED j LAUREL AND MEDALLION RANGE I The Best in Uso, I Alfco, Till, Copper nnd Bhcet Iron Worker PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, and Metal Roofing clone to order. Special At- tention paid to Pumps of all kind. 82O BROADWAY, One door from Sixth street, Oakland, B, 16 or SOf For Fifty Cents. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS Tor all !ltc .liirt Tcrritorlti. Office--Room I 8, Wllcox Block, 13BOADTV OAKLAND. --VT 1-IOTJUS CAPITAL GOL9 COIN B. F. FERRIS.................President E. CASE...................Vlce-Presittont C. M. FISHER.......................Cashier A. D. THOMSON................Secretary CllIUSTI.lN BAUttEK, Prop. EOAED OF DUSECIOKS J. J. HANIFIN, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, X. 'IV. Broadway and 7th St. Oakland. STAR GROCERY, T. ZZTTH.ZJXJ. Cor. Broadway and Second St. Choice Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. Goods delivered free liiall partner the CHy. WASHINGTON BREWERY, CHAS. BREDHOFF, Proprietor. Cor. Broadway ami Sixth St. CIIA3. KEAJlM. JOS, DIEYEB. OAKLAND BREWERY, Cor. Nintli ami ......AND...... Cor. Telegraph Av. and Dnrant SI. OAKLAND. Julius, why don't your lUr at UM Saw, charge too much." du cokrred indmchal stealing you oblong Kase.Mr. How An station-agent, who wanted to OM B red bustem, but had no globes, wrote to the nperintendent to send him a gdioii o< nd suniO-oU. Tbe tetter, mbliiaiK BECHT'S SALOON, 8. E. Cor. Broadway and Eleventh, OAKLAND. J. BECHT, Proprietor. IBT TUo best Wines, Llquots nn-1 Cigiirs will be found at the bar. C. HOULMANN, Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in OROGE8IES, WINES, LIQUORS N. W. Cor taitro and Fifth a. Qooda aeltvcred free of charge in all of the city. MACK WEBBER'S ORANGE FLOWER COLOGNE, b anwinaled for the toilet. Broadway and Bereatb rtNtt. {SEARCHER OF RECORDS -IN AM) i A M K D A. C O TJ K- T V. OAKLAND.! Please give your Orders C. W. McKEAND, "H'-jKi ]s I'JtOl'KItT.Y gt'AI.IFIKTI I'ltll- Ics'il'Jiml rnpnhllitv anil niFiny piaaict; in Hub rccunS Adjoining (he t'ourt-liouae, EAST OAKLAND. Re-idvno- luiinfrliaU-lv npjK'vUr- the aw Emmlnntlon of Titk-i uiaile and rciifrls fiir nlBlicil at small FOB THE, Spring Millinery. MRS. CUNNINGHAM HAS MKW AT K'-TMtJ-IMIMKN f, 960 Broadway, ber, 9th 10th, Tlic nnil -elcitcil H-nk of M.rnif 5III1I- IHT.V ever Dflcmt tnr Fftlc In 1'at'kTli Ilnlsalid Itonncts from 1'jirK nmt York, ivhlcli the Ik prcpoml to at the Call and see Specimens at INGERSOLL'S, BROADWAY, Corner of Twelfth, Oakland. WILBERT SCHELLHAAS, FURNITURE TWELFTH STREET, Nest Door to the City Market. THE ARCADE, j ton CIGARS, TOBACCO, 455 Ninth St., near Postoffice. B. F. Ferris. W. Newcomb, J. E. Kuggles, i.0. H. TwomUy, V. D. F. Deigcr, P. C. Huntley, Case, A. Eberhart. V. P. Terry, the Brands Kept. S. K. Putnam. Eu-liiuigc oa Loadou, Dublin, Paris and New i York for sale. I Merchants' Excliarge Bank, San Francisco, are our Correspondents. No Entrance Fee of charge forPaew Books. Loaus made, Couiiuercial received. and a General Banking Business trai (acted. j Interest allowed ou Savings Deposits from let of month succeeding date of deposit, payable Sepairicg of all kinds prcmptty attend- ed to. Billiard tables repaired. PLAZA LIVESALE STABLE Horses Bought and Sold ON COMMISSION. L. SCHAFFER, WASHINGTON MARKET, 819 Broadway, Between Fifth and Siitli streets. AND RETAILS L'calcr in Beef, Vcn.1, Mutton, Lamb, Tork Lard and Sausage. Sugar-cured Ham and Bacon a -VA) W. WILSON, The Only Tractical 4 LL HdnSKS I.CAHAXTKK1I AS HKl'llV-j A M-ntedor no -all. Any Rcntlfrann nl-liinsto pi flUH WATPUMAIfEB It wnril, their nhllc I AflU llH I UtlmHIVCn to call nt tile 1 New Spring Style ...or........ BOOTH MAN EVANS, in md- IN Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco, INTotiou.-j Kit1. Seventh street, adjoining tUe Hallrontl Depot, Oakland. .A. S3S fi Uicro ah' mine to un hand, one hp Fur- plipd on Flittrt notice, lor thr proprietor of the slaMc flbcrs stock cnn be loini'K I Doing in this City, WAKES REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. No. 961 Broadway, Between Silltli anil Tclllli. Mgcr's Block. Quick Sales and Small- Profits. HORSES, BUGGIES DRESS HATS GEORGE FERGUSON, CARPENTER BUILDER Seventh St., near Franklin. I Pnnntnre Sepairing and Jobting VTori Cue nndnrclgued hsTiog been for a numberof years connected wltu some of the flnert estab- on the coist, inch MeunJcrffct, Lamott, and Legajr k Co., of San Francisco, ID the capacity o! foremaB, often his services to the people of Oakland, feeling confident of be- ing able to BWPPI? every demand in hit line Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. JOS. BRANDSTATTER, Denier in Ml Vincli of BREAD, CAKES, PIES CANDIES FKESII EVERY DAY. TTza-zoznr SAJ SOS Broadway, SADDLE HORSES, TO LET. Fartit-iilar RLt''iui'jli luntl to bu.iirliuK nn-1 tran-'lcnt cu-.tnm. Itmiprabcl the the p'acc to go for n soo'l O. A. STl. BBn. New Tailoring Establishment. S. FRANCIS, 1OOO Third Door from Tenth St, OAKLAND. Call and csaraine before ordering Qeaiitog and rtpalrlBK iratw FOR THE BE'iT AXD CHEAPEST GROCERIES WATCHES AND CLOCKS, Jewelry and C031PLETE assortment the latest etyles constantly 'ou liaud aud sold at lower prices than they possibly car be pyr- aujTS'liere in Special attention paid co repairing and the most complicated chronometers as none but the best mecliamcs are employed. LOUIS P. BURGER- SG7 Broadway, neit door to Postoffice. Second-Hand Furniture Bought aud Sold by WHEELER BROWN, No. 1058 Broadway, (Central ea Bido between Eleventh and Twelfth fate. Highest cash prices paid therefor. J. M. VTDEELEIi. R, C.linOWS Important to Landlords and Gas Consumers. SAFETY AND ECONOMY. OFFICE OAKLASD GASLIGHT February 1, Co., I 1675. IOT FOL TN PURSUANCE OP THE POLIOT FOL- lowed by this Company since its loruiaUon; viz.: to lower its rates as rapidly as war- ranted b; the growth of the city, the price of gas will be reduced on the 1st Day of March Next S4 25 PER TO JOO CUBIC FEET. In Oakland, go to PETER BAKER'S, 822 Broadway, bet. Fifth and Sixth Sts' -rods promptly to auy of the city Jree of charge. UNION HOTEL, BROOKLYN. Tae undersigned having leased this Hotel and newly reatted it, invites tho patronage of tbe nulilii', as be intends to mako it worthy of that patronage in every rsspect. The bar will be kopt stocked witli the bctt of Wines. Liguors c rs. TJ Or et CHEMICALS and PERFUMERIES, And all articled usually found In a first-claw Drag Store, Prescription IMpartment complete In all Iti details, atom Mceuable at all lours of the doy or night. Otl Brmadway, Ooaw Taith ttmt, Otkltkl, Considering tue value of and labor, tbe limited use of gas. and the distance betwMn the places of coueiuuplion, Oakland will be the most cheaply lighttd city in tbe Union. This price will leave DO valid excuse for tta use of any illuminant but Goal Gas, along tbe lines of Company's mains, a large part cf which are now. have been nince they wen laid, unproductive of income. The advantages to be reaped by the public from Cheap Gas daily saving in the cost of one of the necessaries of life. 2J.--A decrease in the number of destructive fires caused by the of the volatile distill- ates of Petroleum. saving of human lifcbj subetitutlof stationary lights for brittle lamps. most convenient and aafest light brought witliia the means of the molt ecoMmi- Hcwcvcr Finall the house, tliv economy will bo great. If Insured, tbe rate of premium will bo lessened; if not insured, the risk of will be decreased. 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Choosing a great bottle of wine to have with food shouldn't be a bugbear, particularly if that food happens to be a bug. Thankfully, help is on hand, as the buying team at Laithwaite's Wine has undergone a bush tucker trial of their own to prepare the first ever tasting notes matching wine with insects.
So, while most of us enjoy a glass of Malbec with steak, those brave enough can now try something a little different. Whether that's a crisp Viognier to compliment the nutty flavours of a meal worm, or a sparkling rosé to add some much-needed sweetness to a plate of barbecued locusts, no rock has been left unturned.
High in protein and inexpensive, edible insects are being touted as the new superfood with popularity soaring around the globe. Noma, the Copenhagen restaurant ranked number one in the world, is incorporating them into their menus, they can be bought in exclusive London department stores and a recent UN report described edible insects as a 'sustainable food source for the future'. Indeed, two billion people worldwide already supplement their diet with them.
That's why Laithwaite's Wine has taken their tastebuds to the extreme to explore new territories in wine pairing, discovering the perfect wines to go with a whole jungle full of insects.
The tasting notes will be available from today on the Laithwaite's Wine websi
Each bug was rigorously tasted and paired with one of Laithwaite's 1,000 wines and all the bugs featured were sourced from ethical suppliers. The company is now considering including the tasting notes in selected cases of wines, as demand for edible insects in the UK grows.
Beth Willard, Wine Buyer at Laithwaite's says: "On average each buyer will try over 10,000 bottles of wine a year across the world, but we never envisaged making our final selection with insects in mind. There's clearly a growing appetite for them."
"When you consider that many of the words used to describe the aroma of wine – earthy, grassy, floral – can also be used to describe the bugs' habitats, it's no surprise that wine can really complement the distinctive tastes of insects. The word 'full bodied' will never be the same!"
Ten Insect and Wine Pairings
Mealworms – Commonly enjoyed as enjoyed as a taco topping or standalone snack. Match their nutty taste and light, crunchy texture with a crisp Clare Valley Viognier wine that has just the right combination of fruit and richness. (Prospector's Riesling Viognier 2013, Clare Valley, £9.99).
Zebra Tarantula – The body and legs have slightly different flavours, although both taste a bit similar to fish. Tarantulas are normally eaten deep fried, so think similar to fish and chips. A lively full bodied Chardonnay will stand up to the complex fishy flavours of theTarantula. (Collovray & Terrier Chardonnay 2013, £8.99 a bottle).
Sago Worms – These worms have a distinct taste a bit similar to bacon so you need a big meaty red with loads of punch to match that savoury flavour. McLaren Vale Shiraz is fresh with loads of red fruit and spice (RedHeads Tomahawk Shiraz 2013, McLaren Vale, £10.99).
BBQ Locusts – Locusts taste a bit like an exotic bar snack and with the BBQ flavour you'll need a wine with a hint of sweetness which could easily work at any time of the year. The Hacienda de Lluna Moscatel is a gorgeous lightly bubbly pink that works well as an aperitif. (Hacienda de Lluna Moscatel Rosado 2013, £3.99 a bottle).
Giant Waterbugs – The meat inside the water bug's body tastes a bit similar to a sweet scallop, while the head has hints of anise, so you'll need to find a wine that can match well with seafood and stronger flavours. A dry sherry, and a Fino at that, is the only choice here. The crisp citrus and nutty flavours will complement the complex flavours of the water bugs. (Bodegas Gutierrez Colosia Fino NV, £7.49 a bottle)
Queen Weaver Ants – A crunchy ingredient in stir fries. Their slightly sour and crunchy taste, a bit like a lemon, means they would go really well with an aromatic white with pretty fruit and floral notes. A Gewürztraminer provides the perfect balance to Asian style meals, especially crunchy textures. (Hunter's Gewürztraminer 2013, £14.99 a bottle)
Asian Forest Scorpion – Scorpions have a strong, bitter flavor and are normally eaten with sweet chili sauce. Paris Street Rose is full of rich sweet fruit made from full bodied Transylvanian Pinot Noir, so it will have enough body to cut through the combination of sweet and sour; an exotic wine for a more exotic insect. (Paris Street Rose 2013, Dealu Mare, Romania, £7.49)
Chocolate dipped locusts – These locusts are essentially a savory dish as they taste a bit like sunflower seeds, but also have the sweetness from the chocolate. We've gone for a rich robust wine with loads of sweet fruit to stand up to these flavours, made in a style which has endured for centuries. Locusts have been eaten for centuries so there is a synergy with the insect's heritage too. (Cabalié 2013, Côtes Catalanes IGP, £8.99)
Crickets – The flavours are much harder to distinguish in crickets and so they are often prepared with garlic and salt. Nevertheless the nutty flavor that comes through means a perfect fit is a rich full-bodied white wine like Albariño. This wine comes from the seaside of Galicia in North West Spain so it is laden with the salty sea air: perfect to cut through these little critters. (Sendero des Santos Albariño 2013, DO Rías Baixas, £8.99)
Garlic Chapulines – Have an earthy and grassy flavour and a very crunchy texture, therefore we recommend a creamy dry Champagne that will match well with the earthy flavours (similar to matching with mushrooms) and crunch. (Comtesse de Bellefleur Grande Réserve Champagne NV, £14.99 a bottle)]]>
The appointment takes effect immediately. Andrea Rozario – who joined Bower in July to conduct a strategic review – now moves into an executive role as the Chief Corporate Officer, also with immediate effect.
Jon King's career in financial services spans almost 30 years, the majority of which has been spent championing the equity release cause. Most recently, he was Managing Director of equity release provider More2Life from 2010 to 2013, during which time he oversaw a four-fold increase in new business volumes.
Prior to that, King was Managing Director of Hodge Lifetime from 2000 to 2010 and during this period also served as Chief Executive and Chairman of industry body Safe Home Income Plans.
In his early career, King worked for the likes of National Mutual Life Assurance, Clerical Medical Investment Group, Pearl Assurance, Ecclesiastical Insurance Group and equity release advisory firm Hinton & Wild.
Geoff Charles, CEO of Bower Retirement Services, said:
"It is a massive coup for Bower that we have been able to attract an individual of Jon's calibre to chair the firm and oversee the next stage of its development. He has spent close to two decades in the equity release sector and his experience operating on the advisory side of proceedings in addition to as a provider and on a trade body panel gives him great insight into where the market has come from and where it is headed. When you consider we are already able to call on the considerable expertise of Andrea Rozario – former Director General of the Equity Release Council – we have been able to assemble an enviable executive team, that will help us grow from strength to strength."
Jon King, Chairman of Bower Retirement Services, commented:
"The equity release market has enjoyed a strong year and will grow further in future as older homeowners continue to wake up to the benefits it can bring. I have seen the sector evolve to adapt to consumer requirements and it has become an essential component of the retirement industry. Joining Bower at an exciting time in its development was too good an opportunity to turn down and I look forward to maintaining its position as one of the pre-eminent independent equity release advisory firms and helping it grow further."
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Bower Retirement Services is an award-winning specialist independent UK equity release advice company. Fully regulated and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide advice on equity release products from the whole market. Winners at the 2009 and 2011 Equity Release Awards and also the 2013 and 2014 What Mortgage awards, Bower customers are guaranteed to receive the very best impartial equity release advice.
Offenders doing unpaid work as part of Community Payback (community service) have contributed over £7,020* worth of free labour across Sandwell, during the council's 'Safer 6' Campaign.
Safer 6 ran from 29th September for six weeks across Sandwell's six towns. Staffordshire & West Midlands Community Rehabilitation Company (formerly Probation Trust) supervised teams of adult offenders who completed 1,080 hours of unpaid work, clearing 11 tonnes of waste in the process.
Community Payback is unpaid work ordered by the courts as part of a community sentence. Projects can include litter picking, clearing dense undergrowth, repairing and redecorating community centres and removing graffiti. Offenders usually work as part of a team, monitored by a supervisor, and work all day with short breaks.
Work done by Community Payback (CP) teams across Sandwell during the six weeks included:
Sandwell Council staff donned waterproofs and wellies to help the CP team clear over 3 tonnes of rubbish from Tipton Green, including Wellington Road, Wood St, Park Lane East and Jays Avenue.
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In addition to the work listed above, Community Payback continues to work in partnership with the Canal & River Trust at sites in Sandwell.
Community Payback Android Smartphone App – There is now a 'Get Community Payback' App on Google Play which enables projects to be submitted via an Android smartphone. Android users can simply go to the Google Play store and search 'Get Community Payback' to download the free app.
Martin Walton, Community Payback Unity Manager for the Black Country, said: "My team is proud to have been involved once again in this annual event. It's really gratifying to see so many partner organisations and local people working toward a common goal of improving communities."
Simon Lomas, Head of Community Payback for SWM, said: "Sandwell Safer Six is a great opportunity for Community Payback to work with partnership organisations and the community to make a real improvement to local environments. The Community Payback workers can see both the progress made and the benefits for local residents. It's great for them to realise that their efforts are worthwhile and appreciated."
Editor's Notes:
*Value of work calculated using the adult national minimum wage = £6.50 per hour
Across Staffordshire and the West Midlands last year, over 506,000 hours of Community Payback were completed every year by almost 4,000 offenders on a community sentence. This equates to over £3 million worth of free labour provided to local communities as offenders pay back for the crimes they have committed.
To be considered, a project must meet the following criteria:
The Community Payback team will assess the project for suitability and for health and safety implications. Anyone can nominate a project, so, if an individual, member of a club, community group, faith group or voluntary organisation has a project that fits the criteria above.
Manchester City proved last season that the cream eventually rises to the top, with Manuel Pellegrini's side showing all the right characteristics of a Premier League winning side – confidence, form and composure – to overhaul Liverpool and lift the title. Winning the league twice in the last three seasons should not only be considered an achievement for Manchester City who have come a long way since Sheikh Mansour's multi-million pound takeover in 2008, but also provide a catalyst for the club to achieve bigger and better things in the future.
The considerable quality they possess throughout their squad made Manchester City strong favourites to retain their Premier League crown, although Chelsea were also hugely fancied following the multi-million pound arrivals of Cesc Fabregas and Diego Costa at Stamford Bridge. Both deals resulted in Chelsea being installed as the bookmakers' favourites to be triumphant in 2014/2015, but very few expected a stark contrast in fortunes between the two sides. While Jose Mourinho's side instantly stormed to the Premier League summit, Pellegrini's team have struggled to reproduce the devastating football that produced over 100 league goals. They were widely expected to beat Queens Park Rangers before the second international break of the season, but Manchester City's shaky 2-2 draw has left many wondering if they will be able to catch Chelsea at the top.
Reasons to be optimistic
"Form is temporary, class is permanent" is an old adage that often runs true within the world of football, as top teams do not necessarily decrease in quality overnight. It is true that Manchester City have made an indifferent start to the season and could consider themselves fortunate to be only eight points behind Chelsea, but there is more than enough quality within Pellegrini's squad to suggest their early season stutters can be eradicated. The Chilean could arguably point to crucial injury absentees which have blighted his team's early progress, with Vincent Kompany, David Silva, Edin Dzeko and Aleksandr Kolarov all potentially missing for the upcoming Premier League fixture at the Etihad against Swansea. However, in Sergio Aguero, Manchester City not only possess the league's top scorer, but also a striker in a rich vein of form. Twelve goals in just eleven games, including seven in his last four, has put Aguero head and shoulders above his team-mates in the goal-scoring charts, but, more importantly, provides Pellegrini with a clinical striker who continues to take the chances that come his way with relative ease. Manchester City can often rely on Aguero to provide the goals that may help the team to hit top gear and overhaul Chelsea before they run away with the title.
Reasons to be pessimistic
Being eight points behind after just eleven league games already places pressure on the reigning champions to find form, and quickly, before Mourinho's side run off into the distance. The pressure may already be getting to Manchester City if recent performances are anything to go by, with the recent draw at Queens Park Rangers highlighting the same problems that the team have experienced throughout the early stages. Superb defensive solidity was one of the main factors behind Manchester City overhauling Liverpool during the latter stages of last season to win the title, but they continue to be punished by naïve defending and uncharacteristic lapses in concentration. Eliaquim Mangala may be a highly-rated defender but has looked extremely nervous in his first five appearances for the club, while even the more reliable figure of Martin Demichelis has looked extremely suspect. Vincent Kompany is always a major loss whenever he is missing through injury or suspension, but even with the big Belgian in defence, Manchester City have looked fragile and all over the place. This could be said of the entire team, with the exuding confidence which breathed throughout the squad in May replaced by dejection and anxiety as they have struggled to find their feet in every domestic and European competition. Upcoming matches against Swansea at home, followed by trips to Southampton and Sunderland, are the last thing a team shot of confidence need; failure to secure at least six points could see Chelsea extend their lead even further.
Their ability to score goals almost at will was the other reason why Manchester City won the league last season, but take Aguero out of the team and they would find themselves in a far worse position. He may be one of the most lethal strikers in world football, but Pellegrini cannot rely on Aguero to be the only one contributing in front of goal; Edin Dzeko, Frank Lampard, Stevan Jovetic and David Silva all have two goals apiece, while the formidable force of Yaya Toure has looked a shadow of his former self and only has one goal. Toure's drastic slump in form has removed Manchester City's dynamism and power, with the Ivorian looking sluggish and unable to make a simple pass. His relationship with the club may be strained following the controversy over his birthday, but with Fernando and Fernandinho constantly exposed through poor passing and being robbed in possession, Manchester City will continue to lose the midfield battle and, more importantly, drop more points if the issue is not addressed soon.]]>
Designed to look like snowflakes, the festive gift wrap re-creates viruses which pose serious health risks to people sleeping rough this winter including the common cold, influenza and pneumonia. 100% of the proceeds will go to St Mungo's Broadway, the charity which helps people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to rebuild their lives.
The innovative idea, developed by creative agency WCRS, made its debut in Christmas 2013 following reports that Britain was facing one of the coldest winters on record.
A total of 6,508 people were seen rough sleeping by outreach workers in London during 2013-14 – a 77 per cent increase in four years. Of these people 4,363 are new rough sleepers – the equivalent to 12 new rough sleepers a day. Homelessness has a huge impact on health. Rough sleeping is dangerous, and many homeless people are tackling mental and physical health problems. The average age of people who die while homeless is 47, for women it is 43. Ultimately, homelessness can kill.
Rebecca Sycamore, St Mungo's Broadway Executive Director of Fundraising and Communications, said: "Homelessness hurts. As the temperature drops, we all start to think about our own health and keeping the germs away during winter. But if you are homeless, this time of year can be very dangerous. We couldn't continue to support our clients with health, housing and work without the generosity of supporters like WCRS and we'd like to say thanks to the whole team. We are currently campaigning for changes to healthcare for homeless people and welcome support from everyone who believes that homeless health matters."
Ross Neil, Creative Director of WCRS, said: "If you really love someone, give them the gift of the common cold this Christmas (or influenza or pneumonia). This unique wrapping paper takes the classic snowflake pattern and turns it on its head – using viruses which pose a great threat to homeless people during winter months to create its Christmassy design. All proceeds go towards helping those who find themselves at risk of homelessness re-build their lives away from the streets."
The limited edition wrapping paper is printed on 100% recycled stock and will be sold on notonthehighstreet.com in packs on three sheets priced at £7.80 + P&P.
How to serve guests that live a digital lifestyle is top of the agenda for restaurant and hotel businesses and as a result the industry is seeing aggressive installation plans in place for mobile payment, tableside payment and tableside ordering.
Key findings of a Customer Engagement Technology (CET) Study by Hospitality Technology magazine show that the number of restaurants with mobile EPoS facilities is about to go through the roof with 68% of respondents planning to accept mobile payments in 2015, more than four times the current figure. Fast food restaurants currently lead the mobile payment adoption rates with all other restaurant types expected to follow soon. Tableside EPoS for ordering and payments are also both expected to triple to 42% and 44% respectively by 2015.
Meanwhile hotels are seeing similar EPoS technology scenarios with the biggest growth area being the use of mobile tablet devices for check-in/ check-out. By 2015 the adoption of this technology is expected to quadruple to reach 64%.
According to Hospitality Technology magazine: "Mobile is at the heart of every restaurant's CET strategy and is playing a vital role in how guests engage with their favourite restaurants. Customers want to be empowered, and mobile is their vehicle of choice because it offers convenience, connectivity, and easy access to information to assist with purchase decisions".
Supporting this claim, Dan Brown owner of EPOS.CO.UK a specialist in electronic-point-of-sale technology for retail and hospitality said: "We're currently experiencing a surge of interest in both mobile and table-top technology from businesses looking for a cost effective and smart way to serve their customers".
The advantages of mobile and tableside EPoS reach both the customer and business. For the customer they include a faster and more personalised service, and also more control over their order and payment. In return these deliver increased loyalty, turnover and sales, as well as competitive advantage to the business owner. The mobile nature of this type of EPoS is also particularly attractive to businesses in terms of its flexible usage and cheaper running costs in comparison to the more static and traditional EPoS.
The latest hospitality companies to invest in mobile and tableside EPoS include restaurant chain YO! that claimed to raise service efficiency and improve its payment process for customers through a mobile payment solution. Restaurant waiting staff can capture and track orders electronically, and also raise bills on the spot when requested by the customer. According to the mobile EPoS provider, Omnico: "This handheld device-based software puts full EPoS capabilities at staff's fingertips. Order accuracy and efficiency have been boosted, the payment process transformed, and the YO! Sushi dining experience has gained a new service edge".
Pizza Hut meanwhile is a trialling an interactive table that allows guests to build and order their pizza using a table-top touchscreen. After sending the order, customers can also play games at the interactive tables while they wait for their pizza.
For more information on EPoS visit www.epos.co.uk.]]>
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The survey* revealed that nearly half (46%) of people who sleep with the heating on overnight wake the following morning feeling ill with over a third (37%) suffering from a headache, dry mouth and dehydration (20%) or generally bunged-up (18%).
As many as 70% of those surveyed have left their boilers blazing overnight resulting in a fifth (20%) admitting waking from their slumber overheated and drenched in sweat.
Almost a third (29%) said they had left their heating on overnight despite energy bills being one of the most expensive household outgoings.
Around the British Isles, the temperature North of the Border could explain why Scots are the worst culprits for leaving the heating on overnight (82%) resulting in 37% who wake up feeling ill. Nearly three quarters (72%) of people in the south east admitted to feeling the bedtime chills and slept with heaters blazing compared with a slightly more resilient 63% of northerners. Northern Ireland folk would appear to be the least hot headed with a cool 45% opting to leaving their heating on as they slumber but over two thirds (36%) of those that do this reported feeling unwell the following morning.
Over half of those surveyed (51%) confessed to not changing their duvet for a higher tog winter duvet.
However, seven out of ten Brits (70%) said they would rather change their bedding to a warmer winter duvet than leave the heating on with a further 76% aware that doing this helps them sleep more comfortably and feeling fresher in the morning.
Nearly two thirds (63%) sleep without any ventilation in the bedroom making for a stuffy, potentially uncomfortable sleeping environment. 28% find it more difficult to breathe in bed during winter and a third (32%) struggle to get the bedroom temperature right.
Slumberdown's sleep expert Professor Jason Ellis explains: "Our bodies do a great deal of work for us during sleep. As part of that process, our body temperature changes over the course of the night and we tend to cool down towards bedtime and then naturally warm up towards the morning. As such, we may go to bed warm and cosy but as the research shows, wake up hot and bothered. The key is being comfortable when going to bed and staying comfortable throughout the night. The more comfortable you are the less likely you will wake during the night or too early in the morning.
"This is where duvets and hot water bottles have an advantage over leaving the central heating on – in addition to the cost. You don't need to leave the comfort of your bed to regulate your temperature with a duvet. Sticking your feet out from under the duvet to cool down is easier than having to get out of bed to turn the heating off. Also, central heating can dehydrate, resulting in a dry mouth, headaches and feelings of being bunged up. Interestingly, whereas the majority of people in our survey can see the benefits of changing to warmer bedding in the winter, surprisingly few actually do it."
The Slumberdown research also revealed:
Slumberdown is a leading supplier of filled bedding products including duvets, pillows and mattress protectors. To get the bedroom ready for winter, Slumberdown offers the Winter Warm collection including 15 and 13.5 tog duvets, electric blanket and fleecy mattress protector. Selected products from the Winter Warm collection are available in Tesco, Argos, Asda & Sainsbury's and Matalan.
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Key findings:
With the costs of bringing up a child spiralling, British parents could be forgiven for hoping that their offspring will be off their hands (and wallets) by the time they reach adulthood. However, a new study recently released by peer-to-peer lending service, Zopa, reveals that children continue to cost their parents an average of £32,664 through early adulthood (between the ages of 18 and 30).
Shockingly, almost half (44 per cent) of parents admit they may have to retire later than originally planned to help cover the costs of higher education, accommodation, travel, food, and cars.
The biggest expense is university or higher education fees, which parents contribute an average of £5,482 per child. This is closely followed by helping young adults with house deposits (£5,218) and funding wedding celebrations (£4,903 per child). Perhaps most surprisingly, 71 per cent of parents continue to provide their adult children with an allowance, topping up their incomes to an average sum of £3,115.
Daughters are £5,669 more costly to support through adulthood, with the average cost to parents between the ages of 18 and 30 being £35,920, compared to £30,251 for sons. The research showed that males were more likely to be asked to contribute to household costs than females, while adult daughters received 27 per cent more in allowances than sons of the same age. Suggesting girls get an easier ride at home than boys.
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|Property deposit
|Car / petrol
|Gap year / travel
|Male child
|Female child
More than half (53 per cent) of the respondents said their adult children had lived at home with them for a year or more, with younger adults (those aged 18-25) spending significantly more time at home, suggesting that the 'Boomerang Generation' trend is continuing. As a result of these costs, over two thirds of those parents (68 per cent) made their children pay rent or contribute to household costs, charging their offspring an average of only £129 per calendar month: well below UK market rental rates.
The rising cost of supporting adult children is causing financial headaches for those approaching their retirement years. Over half (55 per cent) of the parents surveyed said they had not considered these additional expenses when working out how much raising a child would cost them.
As a result of these extra costs, nearly two thirds (62 per cent) said they had dipped into their own savings to help support their grown-up child. With more than half (52 per cent) said they would have saved differently had they known the costs associated with bringing up an adult child. Additionally, over 70 per cent said they have had to adjust their lifestyles to accommodate the extra expenditure.
Giles Andrews, CEO and Co-founder of Zopa says:
"It's fairly clear the cost of raising children does not stop at 18 and with current economic circumstances, British parents can end up supporting their adult children financially for much longer than initially anticipated. The cost of raising an adult is having a significant impact on the financial futures of many British parents. Young parents concerned can soften the blow of continuing to support their future adult children through smart financial planning and being savvy with their money. By (lending/investing) £93 a month from birth to 18 through Zopa at 5.2% for example, parents could in theory end up with a pot of £32,650, the same amount to cover the costs of raising an adult."
Discounters such as Aldi and Lidl have been one of the key factors behind their failures, but even Waitrose, an upmarket rival, has also been pivotal to Tesco losing market share. The research firm Kantar Wordpanel revealed the new findings and further stated that the drop in sales has consequently reduced its market share to 28.8% which is down by 1.3% from 2012, leaving the world's second-largest retailer with the worst sales in the grocery industry. Kantar Wordpanel also revealed that Tesco's drop in sales are the largest they have ever witnessed.
These revelations have led analysts at HSBC to state that a £3bn investment would be needed to secure an increase in sales performance. Furthermore, they suggested that the retailer would have to lower their prices in order of bringing back customers who had defected to discounters.
David McCarthy, one of the analysts at HSBC suggested that Tesco had all the resources to turn around their performance but need to make financial sacrifices in order to do so. McCarthy stated, "This will require a significant re-engineering of the business, an ongoing margin some way below peak levels and several years of very hard work. Tesco has been going wrong for six years or more and it could take as long to put things right as it took to go wrong."
Despite the figures suggesting a period of poor performance from Tesco, the last 4 weeks have given lead figures at the company a reason to smile as there have been small signs of improvement with sales down by just 1.5% in comparison to the falls of both Morrison's and Sainsbury's which were 4.6% and 4% respectively.
Tesco are set to report its half a year profits on Thursday, whilst also revealing the latest on their inquiry into the recent domestic accounting scandal which saw an overstatement of their expected profit by £250 million.
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28 Y.o. - Explanted After 10 Years of Implants (400 Cc) Miami, FL
When I was 18 I decided to get implants. And at the time it felt like the right thing to do. Many of my friends had implants, and I was in college and bartended on the weekends, so having fake boobs was completely normal. My parents weren't very happy with my decision, and they tried to tell me... READ MORE
Raptured Pip Implant Removal - Nuffield, United Kingdom
Day after Good Friday April 2014 I woke up with a severe pain under my arm! Within a week I had it investigated through my gp as result found out that my pip implants of 10 years raptured causing huge lump under my arm and neck!! Since then I've been waiting for nhs to arrange my explantation... READ MORE
About to Be 45 and Done with Years of Possible Implant Associated Illness and Pain - Denver, CO
I had my first implants in 1990. They were small and looked fine but somehow in 1996 I decided I wanted to go bigger. I know that the implants are saline and under the muscle but I am not sure of the actual cc amount. I have had lots of back and neck pain along with odd ailments, feeling icky... READ MORE
28 Yrs Old. 5'4" 118 Lbs. Ruptured Right Silicone Implant REMOVING THEM After 8 Years! Stockton, CA
Hello, I am so happy to be writing a review. I have beed addicted to researching stories on this site for a few weeks now. I am really hoping my story will help some one make the best decision for them, just like all of you have for me. So here it goes... All I ever wanted was big boobs. I was a... READ MORE
Finally They Are out - Savannah, GA
I had the saline implants implanted some twelve years ago. I went from a small B to a large C and, ultimately over the years, with stretching of skin and maybe some weight gain, a very full D. The boobs were natural looking and soft and I enjoyed them for about nine years, there were no... READ MORE
Getting Implants Removed After 7 Years! - Bristol, TN
So I got my implants about 7 years ago. It was 3 months after I had my baby girl which was the first mistake. I was still about 20 pounds heavier than I like, but I guess I assumed I would stay that big. However I finally got the motivation to lose the weight and ever since my boobs have looked... READ MORE
Amazing Results! - Orlando, FL
I had a complicated case with moderate capsular contracture and very large breast implants that I wanted removed. I asked Dr. Rotatori to remove the implants and the surrounding scar tissue as one unit. He did such an amazing job and gave me a full anchor lift. I am extremely happy with the... READ MORE
Implant Removal After 18 Years Under Local Anaesthetic - Westborne, Birmingham UK
So here my breast implant story begins, and thanks to reading all your positive blogs, it will hopefully end. Had 320 cc under the muscles 18 years ago, loved them, went from an A to C cup. Loved the attention, made me feel sexy, clothes looked great, all the usual stuff. Decided two years... READ MORE
30 Yrs Old, 410 CC Saline to Be Removed bc of Sickness and Pain - Las Vegas, NV
Will be explanted this friday!!!Can not wait. This is my second BA and last. I am feeling ill once more since my surgery and now forming hypertrophic scaring for first time ever. My doctor said that we should remove first then let breast settle and scars heal fully before revising lift and... READ MORE
51 and Done with These Massive Mammaries! Scottsdale, AZ
In September of 1994 Dr. Lawrence Shaw did my BA. I've never had a problem with my implants, they always looked and felt great! (About 300/325cc's under the muscle) That was 20 years and 50 lbs ago! A lot has changed. I think they still look great; they don't sag as much as you would expect... READ MORE
42 Years Old 600cc Silicone Implants over the Muscle in 2006 ...ruptured !! -had them removed via nhs uk GB
Only found this website recently and would like to thank all the lovely women for sharing their stories and pictures....it has helped me come to my decision. Basically after 2 children and years of weigh gain and loss and boobs size going up and down from a B cup-DD I researched for months and... READ MORE
Breast Implant Removal - Sydney, AU
After a bad experience with a cosmetic surgeon in Sydney I decided I wanted to have my breast implants removed. I didn't feel comfortable with my original surgeon so I approached Dr Jeremy Hunt, who was absolutely amazing! I am now 2 months post op and I'm very very happy I found Dr Hunt, he... READ MORE
If I Knew Back then What I Know Now - Bellevue, WA
In september of 2009 I got a breast augmentation. 240cc in my left breast, 270cc in my right. I thought these implants would be small and I would be a small C, but I ended up a very full D. I did the augmentation because I felt very self conscious about my uneven, A breasts and was looking... READ MORE
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I had 12 year old saline under muscle. I had pain and wierd symptoms. I visited dr melmed and he explanted me. He is an artist. I only wish other surgeons would learn from him on how to explant. I visited several surgeons and went with him. Including a top explant doctor. You will not regret it... READ MORE
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Getting my Implants Removed After 1 Year of Having Them - Towson, MD
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Removal of my Implants under a local with sedation- Spain, ES
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Ranger News
College 'fared quite well' in Legislature; sizable one-time funding approved
Mar 20, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  Central Wyoming College president Jo Anne McFarland generally was pleased with the outcomes of the Wyoming Legislature's recent budget session.
Mar 19, 2014 - Staff:  Births
Annual Wyoming Short Film Contest seeks entries
Mar 19, 2014 - From staff reports:  The Wyoming film office is seeking submissions for the seventh annual Wyoming Short Film Contest.
Facilities to hire part-time employees
Mar 19, 2014 - By Kelli Ameling, Staff Writer:  The Fremont County Museums Board has voted to hire two part-time employees to fill positions at the Riverton and Dubois museums.
Museums board discusses Dubois contract
Mar 19, 2014 - By Kelli Ameling, Staff Writer:  The Fremont County Museums Board of Trustees recently discussed a contract regarding future construction at the Dubois Museum.
Mar 19, 2014 - The Associated Press:  Teen clear in shooting death
As pilot shortage continues, Great Lakes quits ND service
Mar 19, 2014 - The Associated Press:  The airline is the sole commercial flight provider at Riverton Regional Airport.
Some past county staffers can stay insured
Mar 19, 2014 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer:  Not all retirees have reached the age to be eligible for Medicare.
Potential Job Corps operators asked for proposals by April 1
Mar 19, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  The U.S. Department of Labor on Wednesday released a pre-solicitation notice for operation of the Wind River Job Corps Center, which is set to open near ... [more]
Suspects bound over in hammer assault
Children in crash died Tuesday after transport to SLC
Mar 19, 2014 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer:  Two Lander girls have died in Salt Lake City after being involved in a two-vehicle traffic accident Tuesday morning on Wyoming Highway 789 near Lyons Valley ... [more]
Two children injured in Tuesday wreck die from injuries
Mar 19, 2014 - Staff:  The two Lander children injured in a Tuesday morning accident have died as a result of their injuries, according to a press release from Wyoming Catholic ... [more]
Traffic delays expected Wednesday on Riverview Road
Mar 18, 2014 - From staff reports:  The asphalt driving surface of Riverview Road between Augusta Drive and Rein Road is scheduled to be removed Wednesday and Thursday as part of continuing ... [more]
Mar 18, 2014 - Staff:  Births
Wellness program could be healthy wager for county
Mar 18, 2014 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer:  Fremont County is betting heavily on an expanded wellness program for its employees, and the wager could pay off. Groups that have tried similar methods have ... [more]
Mar 18, 2014 - The Associated Press:  Alleged strangler says 'not guilty'
Congress seeking new way to pay for fighting big wildfires
More delays in Hill case; judge allows three more weeks for state analyses
Mar 18, 2014 - By Bob Moen, The Associated Press:  CHEYENNE -- State schools Superintendent Cindy Hill will have to wait longer in her effort to regain control of the Wyoming Department of Education.
RHS expands course offerings with animation, baking classes
Mar 18, 2014 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  Riverton High School has approved two additional courses to be offered to students in the next school year. "Animation" and "Baking and Pastry" will be offered ... [more]
St. Stephen's superintendent resigns
Wintry road conditions result in several crashes Tuesday
Two announce run for HD33 seat being vacated by Goggles
Mar 18, 2014 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer:  Two Republicans who sparred over the state representative seat in House District 33 in earlier elections are running for it again. They could have better luck ... [more]
Diversion Dam bridge to be closed Tuesday
Mar 17, 2014 - From staff reports:  The Fremont County Transportation Department announced it will close Diversion Dam bridge from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday for routine inspection.
Mar 17, 2014 - The Associated Press:  Judge rejects deal in fatal crash
UW researcher finds breakthrough in hydrology
Secretary of State won't run for third term
Mar 17, 2014 - The Associated Press:  CHEYENNE -- Wyoming Secretary of State Max Maxfield said Friday that he will not run for a third term despite winning a lawsuit before the state Supreme Court ... [more]
The way it was: Airline crew -- 1954
Members needed for resource advisory committee
Mar 17, 2014 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  The Shoshone National Forest is seeking individuals who are interested in becoming a part of the resource advisory committee that collaborates with the U.S. ... [more]
'Miss Navajo' latest in American Indian film series at Riverton library
Mar 17, 2014 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  The documentary screening of "Miss Navajo" is the latest addition to the American Indian film series at the Riverton Branch Library.
Wind River Institute to offer college program in fall
Mar 17, 2014 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer:  Evergreen State College in Washington is expanding its Reservation-Based Community-Determined program to reach students in Wyoming.


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1128c Beville Rd,
Daytona Beach, FL, 32114-0386
Daytona Beach, FL, 32114-0386
Tel: (386)257-2559
School Overview
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Kindergarten - 4
Student Body
|Total Students
|9 students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 33%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
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|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
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Daytona BeachBeville Road KinderCare
1320 Beville Road
Daytona Beach, FL, 32114
(386)252-7193Daycare / Preschool0 mi | n/a students | Gr. NS-PK
Daytona BeachLittle Ones Montessori
960 Rooster Rd
Daytona Beach, FL, 32119
(386)788-8800Montessori School0.2 mi | 12 students | Gr. K-3
Daytona BeachDaytona Beach Christian School
1850 S Clyde Morris Blvd
Daytona Beach, FL, 32119
(386)760-4808(Baptist)0.7 mi | 78 students | Gr. PK-8
Daytona BeachWarner Christian Academy
1730 S Ridgewood Avenue
Daytona Beach, FL, 32119
(386)767-5451(Church of God)1.4 mi | 530 students | Gr. NS-12
Daytona BeachMount Calvary AcademyPo Box 9358
Daytona Beach, FL, 32120
(386)255-8654(Pentecostal)2.5 mi | 63 students | Gr. PK-6
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Graphic Video Released In "Firing Squad" Style Police Killing Of Mentally Ill Man
Published on Oct 27, 2014
" Learn more at http://www.aclumich.org/MiltonHall | Join the ACLU of Michigan at http://goo.gl/nivEby
Police officers in Saginaw, MI fired more than 45 shots at Jewel Hall's son Milton. Despite abundant evidence that officers showed a reckless disregard for Milton's life, the U.S. Justice Department did not charge any of the officers responsible for the killing.
In Washington D.C., the ACLU of Michigan is playing Jewel Hall's testimony at a hearing before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on "Reports of Racism in the Justice System of the United States." Learn more at http://www.aclumich.org/MiltonHall "
Eight cops + one dog + forty six shots + 16 hits + one dead mentally ill man + no charges = Police State