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Class Actions in the Italian Legal System
Remo Caponi
University of Florence - Dipartimento di Diritto Privato e Processuale
May 15, 2009
Zeitschrift für Zivilprozess (International), 2009
This paper focuses on the key choices of the recent Italian legislation on collective redress actions (azioni collettive risarcitorie). The rules provided for by Article 140-bis codice del consumo (Consumer Code) can be considered only a starting point of a modern regulation in this field (see Sects. 1, 2, 4). Indeed, Art. 140-bis shows several regulatory flaws (see Sect. 3 for the lack of special rules on financial support for collective actions, Sect. 8 for issues relating to the opt-in approach, Sect. 9 for the prerequisites concerning the admissibility of the collective action, Sect. 10 for the publicity of collective actions, Sect. 11 for the contents of the judgment), although it sets out some noteworthy key issues (see Sect. 5 for standing, Sect. 6 for the opt-in approach, Sect. 12 for collective settlement). The Italian legislation on collective redress actions in the field of consumer protection certainly requires some improvements (see Sect. 7 on a de lege ferenda 'dual system'). However, it can be considered a step forward in the right direction (see Sect. 13).
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Keywords: Collective redress action, Opt-in approach, Opt-out approach, 'Dual system'
JEL Classification: class actionAccepted Paper Series
Date posted: December 30, 2009 ; Last revised: May 5, 2013
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FY 2010 Citizenship and Integration Grant Program Questions and Answers
Direct Services Grant Program (Funding Opportunity: DHS-10-CIS-010-003)
Q1. Are Direct Services grant awards available both to organizations proposing citizenship education services only and organizations proposing both citizenship education and naturalization application preparation services? Do I have a better chance of getting a grant if I propose both citizenship education services and naturalization application preparation services?
Q2. How many Direct Services grants will go to organizations proposing to provide only citizenship education services versus organizations proposing to provide both citizenship education and naturalization application assistance?
Q3. What happens if an organization submits two applications under the Direct Services Grant Program announcement – one for citizenship education services and a second for citizenship education services and naturalization application preparation services?
Q4. Does the single application limit per organization apply to affiliates of national organizations?
Q5. Can a partner organization be listed on multiple applications?
Q6. Is sub-contracting permitted?
Q7. How many immigrants should receive services for $100,000?
Q8. Is it acceptable for my organization to provide ESL classes and my partner organization to provide civics classes?
Q9. My organization provides application preparation services and we have volunteers that provide citizenship education. Is this acceptable?
Q10. For organizations proposing to provide naturalization application preparation services, is the organization required to be recognized and/or accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals? If so, how does our organization prove BIA certification?
National Capacity Building Grant Program (Funding Opportunity: DHS- 10-CIS-010-002)
Q11. Can a sub-applicant budget include a paid partnership with another organization to provide services at the local level?
Q12. We are applying for the National Capacity Building grant. Can our affiliates have volunteers working at more than one site?
Q13. Can a coalition of member organizations serve as the principal applicant under the National Capacity Building Grant?
Q14. How is a sub-applicant different from an affiliate?
Q15. What if my organization does not have a field or affiliate/member structure? Can I pick any local organization as a sub-applicant?
Q16. Can the principal applicant create a new affiliate/member organization with this funding?
Q17. Can a sub-contractor serve as a sub-applicant under the National Capacity Building Program?
Q18. Can an organization be included as a sub-applicant under the National Capacity Building Grant and also be included as a partner providing naturalization application preparation services under the Direct Services Grant?
Q19. Under the National Capacity Building Grant, can the principal applicant propose any amount for the sub-applicant programs?
Q20. Does a sub-applicant need to have experience providing citizenship preparation services in its community?
Q21. Does the principal applicant need to have experience in both citizenship education services and naturalization application preparation services to apply for the National Capacity Building Grant?
Q22. Are two principal applicants allowed?
Q23. What is the maximum award for a principal applicant proposing only two sub-applicants?
Q24. What activities can the principal applicant fund with the up to $150,000?
Q25. How can I demonstrate community need for local citizenship preparation services under the National Capacity Building Grant?
Q26. If USCIS rejects one or more of the proposed sub-grantees, can we negotiate to have a substitute or substitutes included?
Q27. There is a stipulation in the National Capacity Building Grant funding announcement that the sub-applicants may not be located in the same city or locality. Would a suburb of a metropolitan area count as the same locality?
Q28. Do the sub-applicants included in the proposal also have to be non-profits?
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Q30. Can the principal applicant under the National Capacity Building Grant also apply for a Direct Services Grant?
Q31. How many applications can an individual organization submit for each funding opportunity?
Q32. Are there any examples available of the grant applications for the agencies that have been awarded grants in the past?
Q33. On the www.grants.gov website, is it possible to save the application and come back to it?
Q34. What happens if www.grants.gov crashes on April 30 due to too much traffic?
Q35. Should an organization hire a grant preparer?
Q36. Do applicant organizations need to demonstrate 501(c)(3) status or is it acceptable to simply be a nonprofit corporation?
Q37. Can an organization with a pending 501(c)(3) status apply?
Q38. Are state and local governments eligible to apply for either funding opportunity?
Q39. Can a statewide organization with multiple sub-offices apply for both types of grants?
Q40. My organization has experience with X, Y, and Z and has relationships with Partner A and Partner B. Am I eligible to apply?
Q41. Is USCIS willing to send someone from USCIS Headquarters to our community to do an in depth presentation about these funding opportunities?
Questions about the FY2010 Citizenship and Integration Grants Program should be submitted to: firstname.lastname@example.com. You may also reach the USCIS Grants Division Information Line at 202-272-1280.
Q42. Can a public non-profit institute of higher learning with multiple sites in the same city apply for both types of grants?
Q43. Do individuals providing citizenship services to immigrants qualify as eligible applicants?
Q44. Are for-profit entities eligible to apply for either of the grants?
Letter Of Intent
Q45. Is the letter of intent mandatory?
Q46. If we submitted a Letter of Intent before the deadline, how do we know if we are allowed to submit an application?
Q47. What if my organization filed a Letter of Intent, but we have decided to be a sub-applicant or a partner on another application?
Q48. If we submit a letter of intent and then decide not to apply, should we notify DHS?
Grant-Funded Activities
Q49. Do individuals receiving grant-funded services have to be lawful permanent residents or can they have any legal immigration status?
Q50. The funding announcement states that organizations must provide citizenship education and ESL classes to LPRs only. If an organization also serves non-LPRs, should organizations place LPRs in a class by themselves?
Q51. Can the local programs provide only naturalization application preparation services?
Q52. Does an organization need to focus on the Priority Immigrant Groups as was the case in FY2009?
Q53. What qualifies as an "underserved immigrant community?"
Q54. Are organizations allowed to charge a small registration or tuition fee for citizenship classes?
Note: In most cases, any program income generated from the receipt of this grant must be used to further the project.
Q55. Regarding child care costs to assist class participants, are there eligibility requirements? What is the maximum rate allowed to cover child care expenses?
Q56. If family members provide child care, are they allowed to receive reimbursements from this grant?
Q57. Can we use volunteers to provide services? How would you like to see us using volunteers?
Q58. Is the organization applying required to conduct classes on-site, or can an organization choose to conduct classes off-site?
Q59. Can organizations limit services to one ethnic, religious, or language group they currently serve?
Q60. Can organizations apply for less than $100,000 under the Direct Services Grant and $500,000 under the National Capacity Building Grant?
Q61. Are there limitations if an organization already receives other federal funding?
Q62. Are the grants a one-time opportunity, or will there be a chance for grantees to renew the funding?
Q63. Is this grant only for preparing immigrants for citizenship through classes (English as a Second Language or civics) or also through legal services?
Q64. In addition to ESL and civics education, can we provide Adult Basic Education to English-speaking LPRs?
Q65. Can the grant money be used to pay the costs associated with BIA recognition and accreditation?
Q66. How does my organization acquire BIA accreditation?
Q67. Will DHS provide any training for the FY 2010 selected grantees?
Q68. For the National Capacity Building grant, should the applicant submit separate budgets for each sub-applicant or one combined budget?
Q69. For the National Capacity Building grant, are the sub-applicants allowed to have indirect and fringe benefits rates in their budgets?
Q70. I am applying for the Direct Services grant. My organization has several partners. In my proposal, should I submit one combined budget or separate budgets?
Q71. Which budget category includes facility rental costs?
Q72. What counts as proof of fringe-benefit rate?
Q73. Are indirect costs allowed?
Grants Evaluation Criteria
Q76. Will USCIS look more closely at organizations who have limited resources as opposed to organizations with substantial resources that do not necessarily need additional funding?
Q77. Are organizations with partnerships required to have an ongoing relationship with the partner extending beyond the grant period?
Q78. Will cities with larger populations be given more consideration?
Q79. Can we submit letters of support?
Q80. Is USCIS able to publish the points by which applicants will be judged?
Q81. How can FY2009 Citizenship and Integration Grant Program applicants obtain feedback about their application so that they may be better prepared this time?
Q82. If any agency was awarded a grant by USCIS in the past, do they have preference over agencies applying for the first time?
Q83. My organization originally submitted a Letter of Intent for the National Capacity Building Grant Program. Now that we are working on the grant proposal, we see that we are better qualified for the Direct Services Grant Program. Would DHS accept a grant proposal from my organization for the Direct Services Grant Program, even though we declared out intent to apply for the National Capacity Building Grant Program?
Q84. The nonprofit organization where I work is being merged into another nonprofit organization, but that merger is not projected to be complete until after the close of the grant application period. Who applies?
Q85. Is the organization required to have a certified ESL instructor to conduct the ESL classes?
Q86. The funding announcement requires applicants to provide a justification for the program design. Should we put that in the narrative?
Q87. The funding announcement for both grants explains that DHS may change the ranked order of a proposal in order to achieve a program balance. Could you please explain this?
Q88. The funding announcement asks for a graphic representation or a chart of the project plan. Do we need to provide this in addition to the narrative?
Q89. Should our organization submit an MOU for our volunteers?
Q90. Is there a format for the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)?
For additional information on the grant program, please visit www.uscis.gov/grants. To learn more about applying for federal funding opportunities, please visit http://www.grants.gov/ or contact the Grants.gov support line at (800) 518-4726.
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March 24, 8:00-9:00 PM
A dozen comely college-age boys crouch before three horizontal logs. Sporting T-shirts emblazoned with an alphabet soup of Greek letters, they're about to mount the poles and shimmy along to the other side. After all, the highly coveted title of Zeta Beta Mr. Purr-fect is at stake. But before the powder-pink-clad girl can whistle the start signal, one of the Kappa Tao brothers snarks, ''Hey, you can scratch my pole.'' The camera crews cut. Debate ensues: Should he say the word ''pole''? Or just let the whistle drown it out? Decisions, decisions.
That's about as intense as things get on the set of ABC Family's Greek, the frothy-as-keg-foam look at fraternity and sorority romances and rivalries at the fictional Cyprus-Rhodes University. Keeping things light is part of creator/co-exec producer Sean Smith's game plan.''I was inspired by '80s movies,'' says Smith. ''They weren't life or death. Ferris Bueller didn't learn that when you skip school people will die.'' The result is a hearty dose of generation-crossing nostalgia that feels downright refreshing after a decade of teen-angst TV. In its first season last summer, Greek rode that buzz to become ABC Family's most watched original series ever among 18- to 34-year-olds meaning, no, you weren't the only adult who found it confoundingly charming.
Expect more of the same when Greek returns for season 2. Ambitious Zeta Beta president Casey (Spencer Grammer) looks to get her sorority back on track after a scathing school-paper exposé, while awkward younger bro Rusty (Jacob Zachar) wants to get recently outed best bud Calvin (Paul James) into Kappa Tao. Also on tap: a liaison between Casey's first love Cappie (Scott Michael Foster) and her nemesis Rebecca (Dilshad Vadsaria), lots of campus rule-bending bashes (think: a Great Gatsby party with a speakeasy in the basement), and a lesson on the perils of dating the underaged.
And, yes, there's some (sorta) serious stuff, too. Casey and recent ex Evan (Jake McDorman) work out their fidelity issues, while Calvin teaches Rusty's Christian roommate Dale (Clark Duke) to open his mind...a bit. Point being, Grammer says, there is a little pathos behind those ubiquitous red plastic party cups. ''In the promos I'm taking my shirt off, like, five times, and people are half naked,'' she says. ''But that's just to draw the audience.'' Whatever we're not ashamed to be drawn. Jennifer Armstrong
Episodes set to air: 8
In Treatment
Jan. 28, 9:30-10:00PM
Dr. Melfi would be proud. The network that made it respectable for gangsters to seek therapy continued its shrink rap with last fall's racy couples' counseling series Tell Me You Love Me. And now it goes even deeper with In Treatment, which follows psychotherapist Paul (The Usual Suspects' Gabriel Byrne) through weekly sessions with four of his patients, plus his own turn on the couch with therapist Gina (Law & Order's Dianne Wiest). But this isn't some brainy exercise in Freudian analysis. Instead, In Treatment aims to make patients' problems relatable. "The idea was to keep it as unintellectual as possible," explains executive producer Rodrigo Garcia, who adapted the show from acclaimed Israeli series B'Tipul.
Garcia and HBO have also imported B'Tipul's ambitious schedule, with the show airing five nights Monday through Friday for eight and a half weeks (43 episodes were shot). Every half-hour installment comprises one session, and each night of the week is devoted to a particular patient. On Monday, Paul sees Laura (30 Days of Night's Melissa George), a doctor who believes she's in love with him. If it's Tuesday, it must be Alex (Dirty Sexy Money's Blair Underwood), a Navy fighter pilot responsible for bombing a school full of Iraqi children. On Wednesdays, say hello to Sophie (Rogue's Mia Wasikowska), a gymnast whose Olympic hopes were dashed by a bike accident that might have been a suicide attempt. Thursday is time for Jake (Sports Night's Josh Charles) and Amy (Junebug's Embeth Davidtz), a married couple debating whether to abort the baby they conceived after trying for five years. And on Fridays, Paul sees his shrink Gina, with whom he has a combative relationship.
''It was very much like doing a play,'' recalls Underwood of the intense one-on-one office setting. Add up all these ''plays,'' and after a while, ''you think you know what Paul is thinking,'' says Garcia. ''You think you're Paul's therapist.'' The more we learn about Paul's faltering relationship with his wife (24's Michelle Forbes) and children, the juicier it gets. Just like therapy.
''There were some moments when you forgot that you're filming and you felt like you were in therapy,'' admits George. ''You cried and talked about things that maybe reminded you of your own life, and it became cathartic.'' Perhaps the series will even prompt some people like George to seek treatment for the first time: ''I've never had a therapist, but I'm starting to think that that's a really good idea.'' Ari Karpel
Episodes set to air: 43
The Return of Jezebel James
March 7, 8:30-9:00PM
A sitcom about a single New York book editor named Sarah (Parker Posey) who gets her free-spirited younger sister Coco (Six Feet Under's Lauren Ambrose) to carry a baby for her, Jezebel was birthed by the writer-producer who created Gilmore Girls, Amy Sherman-Palladino. ''I was still reeling from the whole Gilmore thing,'' says Sherman-Palladino, referring to her April 2006 departure from the series, which muddled on for a final season without its guiding voice. ''Fox called and said they wanted to do a female comedy. What I felt like creating was what I started out doing: a traditional studio-audience sitcom, like Roseanne.'' (She wrote for that storied series from 1990 to '94.) ''My favorite scenes to write were the Roseanne-and-Jackie [Laurie Metcalf] moments, so it was an easy leap: Make this show about sisters. Either that,'' Sherman-Palladino adds with typical impishness, ''or make 'em gay.''
She went with (straight) sisters. Ambrose says taping in front of a live audience is ''wonderfully scary.'' When asked what decisions she makes in playing a sometimes grumpy, glowering character, the star is admirably forthright: "Oh, let's face it it's not up to me. It's what Amy writes on the page. I just say her lines correctly." As for Posey, Sherman-Palladino says her image as a "wacky, out-there indie girl" is "ridiculous; she's a sweet perfectionist." Fans adored Gilmore's tart perfection; we'll see if they bite on Posey's sweet version, too.Ken Tucker
Episodes set to air: 7
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Kyle XY
ABC Family, Jan. 14, 8:00 PM
The second half of season 2 finds Kyle (Matt Dallas) back in the good graces of the Trager family, who plan to help him take down the Dharma-esque Madacorp.
Eli Stone
ABC, Jan. 31, 10:00 PM
Hallucinations, some of which involve a crooning George Michael, befuddle high-powered lawyer Eli (Jonny Lee Miller), who discovers he may be the next great prophet.
Welcome to the Captain
CBS, Feb. 4, 8:30 PM
A young writer (Fran Kranz) moves into a storied Hollywood apartment building with quirky (''wacky,'' ''nutty,'' or ''zany'' would also suffice) tenants played by Jeffrey Tambor, Raquel Welch, and Chris Klein.
Paradise Hotel 2
MyNetworkTV, Feb. 4, 9:00 PM
It's baaack! The unwieldy, hookup-heavy reality show features 11 lusty singles who get the boot if they go to bed alone. Bonus: A sexier, TV-MA version airs on Fox Reality at 1 a.m. on Tuesdays.
The New Adventures of Old Christine
CBS, Feb. 4, 9:30 PM
In the comedy's third season, Christine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) considers plastic surgery (don't do it!), a blind date (do it!), and taking her relationship with Mr. Harris (Blair Underwood) to the next level (definitely do it!).
Big Brother 9
CBS, Feb. 12, 9:00 PM
Blame (or thank) the strike for this one. The Chenbot still hosts as lunkheads get locked in a house together for the show's first non-summer run.
Knight Rider
NBC, Feb. 17, 9:00 PM
In this next-generation TV movie, an unlikely pair set out with the shape-shifting KITT (voiced by Will Arnett) to find the car's missing creator. Original star David Hasselhoff makes a cameo.
The Baby Borrowers
NBC, Feb. 18, 8:00 PM
This reality ''social experiment'' puts teen couples in charge of a revolving door of infants, toddlers, adolescents, and then, randomly, senior citizens. The tots may not be the only ones throwing up.
New Amsterdam
Fox, Feb. 22, 9:00 PM
NYPD officer John Amsterdam, who's been immortal for nearly 400 years thanks to an ancient Native American spell, solves crimes and falls for his dream girl in the Big Apple.
Flavor of Love 3
VH1, Feb. 11, 9:00 PM
With Deelishis out of the picture, Flav starts fresh with 20 new ''ladies.'' One challenge finds the always classy gals composing hip-hoperas for their man.
Canterbury's Law
Fox, April 11, 9:00 PM
Julianna Margulies plays a ball-busting attorney who's suffering her own injustice after the disappearance of her young son.
The Hills
Eight ''bonus'' episodes follow Lauren and Whitney in Paris as they work the Crillon Ball. Back in L.A., Heidi and Spencer continue their made-for-TV courtship.


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> I got back last night from Baltimore. I was originally
> scheduled to fly in on the 11th, and I would have been
> on one
of the first planes in after they re-opened the
> airport. As it was, I came in on the 14th, while the
> Maryland state government was still closed and the state
> governor was advising people to stay off the roads.
No one was paying attention to the order to stay off the roads. By
Sunday most of the area was passable, actually by Friday they sent
the federal government back to work.
> What a horrible experience. I never left the hotel
> (BWI Four Points), but the hotel restaurant was pretty
> good.
So you came to MD and you weren't able to do whatever you were
coming here for and stayed at the airport?
> The trip was a disaster, but at least I had great squid
> twice. I don't know where to get squid that good here
> in California, except at an English-style pub in Carmel.
> (I don't remember the name, but I think it's the only
> one in Carmel.)
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SCF has added a new facet to their website called SCFconnect, or The Portal. I personally like the word portal better, because it makes me think of teleporting myself. In a sense, the new portal does just that. When I first logged into the new system and looked around, it struck me: there is so much that SCF was doing that I didn't know about!
The first thing that stuck out was the email. I didn't have to sign into my email account separate, it was right there in a box on the screen! When I get a bill from my car insurance company, however, this isn't quite as exciting. Then I switched tabs to the Student section. I found a lot of helpful links, like Angel is there front and center. I'm told that we won't have to log in to Angel anymore either, once they progress to the second step of SCFconnect.
The part that I really geeked out on was the announcements in the Student section. I scrolled down and saw info about the Student Wellness Program, which I'd heard about but never gave it much thought. It turns out you can participate in health events (exercise, fundraiser walks, dental cleanings, etc) and earn points which you turn in at the end of the semester for prize drawings and tuition drawings! Turns out I do need to clean
my teeth every few years, and I love to exercise. I literally got out a notebook and starting taking notes on this program.
To further my journey was the Student Finances area that had a really helpful little spot for financial aid. Actually the whole page had FAFSA facts, deadlines, and links to SCF foundation scholarships which I was amazed to find so many listings of scholarships available. They're available to students transferring out of SCF as well!! Deadlines for that are April 1, 2010 and March 14, 2010 respectively.
Then I went to the Library tab, where I found the online databases right there for everyone to see. Not hidden away anymore, within a series of clicks and quirks. Ah, researching will now be a breeze.
The last section is the My Tab. Hehe. I was able to go in (under the tiny link at the top called 'content layout') and put the "Word of the Day" in there, the Wellness Program, and the weather. I religiously check the weather every morning, so that will be handy. I just have to figure out how to paste a picture of myself in the middle of the screen now.
Oh man, I could talk about the portal for quite awhile. The new change was a fantastic one. I can't wait to see how else they fine tune it, and what else will be added. I'm sure I'll have more to say, once I stumble onto the other points of the portal. In the mean time, it will be 74 degrees on Monday, and I won't be stranded indoors. Mwhahaa.


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Currently, Malzahar performs rituals with his followers to sacrifice humans to the void. In one instance Kassadin tried to stop him, however Malzahar managed to trick Kassadin into sending his daughter into the void.
Maybe velkoz is kassadin daughter???
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Ivan Orkin's Gotham West Market shop now brings soup to your door.
Roman-style slices are available from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
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Sumi for lunch.
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Name: Phil MackenzieAge: 24Club: EsherPosition: centre
Worst dressed player at Esher Rugby: Erm, I would probably be a candidate for that; some of the boys are pretty sharp from time to time. I'm going to give that one to Ian Kench.Best dancer: I'm going to have to say me on that one.Last film you watched: Chalet GirliPhone or Blackberry: iPhone 100%Favourite food: PizzaIf you didn't play rugby, what other sport would you like to play professionally? I think baseball - those guys are living the dream.
From Twitter...
@jamiemackenzie: What products do you use for your hair?
Oh, man. I'm au natural right now. In August I did have a little dye, but for the last two months I've been trying to keep it looking natural and fresh, at all times.
Why did you dye it in the first place?
A couple of us got a little jealous. I'm not sure if you saw the guys with the big beards during Movember, but we thought we'd dye our hair to make us stand out a little more.
@ed_price: Who is better looking and better at rugby, you or your brother (Jamie Mackenzie)?
Definitely me! In both respects.
@rugbylegend12: What made you chose Esher after leaving Coventry?
I thought it would be a good chance to play in front of the London crowds, and just a change of scenery really. Obviously I had the chance to train with Wasps, which was a great experience as well and all of those things played a part in me coming to Esher.
@dansales8: what was it like to play for Canada in the RWC?
It was amazing, I mean New Zealand was brilliant. I honestly can't wait to see what England's World Cup will be like - New Zealand's will be hard to beat!
@piratelock5: What was your highlight of the last year?
Beating Tonga was the highlight of the last year, and probably of my rugby career. The first game of the World Cup, that was pretty special.
Championship Question Time
Esher have found some form lately with three wins from three. What do you put that down to?
I just think that consistency in the squad. I mean, we still have a few injuries but when I first got back from the World Cup it was a completely different side. I think starting in December, more guys came back which meant we steadily improved and hopefully we can carry that on into the relegation play-offs.
You've scored a quarter of Esher's tries this season; do you feel any pressure to deliver?
No, I don't mind it at all; it helps when everyone around me is playing well. It makes thing a lot easier for me and hopefully I can keep scoring and results will come with that.
For Esher, the league system has given you a second chance at survival this year. Is that something that you are pleased about?
Concerning our position we can't really complain. We wouldn't be in the Championship, but now we've got a second chance. I understand how it would be tough for the top team not getting promoted after a long season and having to play in the play-offs, and I guess the team above us might argue that we should be going down, but that's the way the competition is.
Have you seen a change in the standard of the Championship this season?
Yeh, I think it's a high standard definitely. I've developed tons over the last couple of years playing in the Championship week in, week out and it gives a lot of players the opportunity to do that. There are definitely quite a few Premiership quality players; it's just whether or not they'll get the opportunity to play at that level. So yeah, I think it's definitely improved.


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Today is day 2 of '5 days then a giveaway' where I share hand-made holiday gifts for 5 days then host a super-mega giveaway with the help of 9 other fellow crafters. Each of these crafters have a hand-made business of their own. This is in hopes to bring awareness to the fact that we should support our local small business owners. I hope that you will think about creating your own gifts to hand out this Christmas. And to also take note of these nine businesses and possibly shop in their shop for all your friends and family. Let me introduce them to you now.
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Bel Monili :: bel monili offers uniquely stylish upcycled vintage jewelry and accessories. This bracelet is hand-crafted and one of a kind featuring upcycled vintage components. View her products in her Etsy shop or you can find Bel Monili on FB &Twitter @belmonili
Cowbelles :: Outside the Box Ornaments. Tokens of Love, a Smile or Kisses. Adornments of Thanks & Your Best Wishes. View her products in her ETSY shop or you can find Cowbelles on FB & Twitter
Junxtaposition :: *(junks-ta-po-zish' -un), noun, the art and placement of junk for design purposes. View her products on her website and visit her on Facebook.
Sew4U :: Personalized gifts for U! You can see her products and contact her on FB.
Eternal Light Shop:: ❤ High Quality Handmade Crochet & Knit! ❤ You can find her products on in her shop on Etsy and contact or visit her on FB.
Loopsy Daisy Korkers :: a momma of 4 – three of them girls! I have a love of quirky korker bows and want to share them with other moms (and aunts, grandmas, friends, etc.)! Contact or visit her on FB .
Prim n Pretty :: Shabby Chic and Primitive decor. Homemade crafts and more! contact or visit her on FB.
Prairie Girls Creations :: Creations. Specializing in Vinyl Wall Art and Hand Painted 'Quote' Boards Visit her on FB or view her products in her Etsy shop.
OOAK prop shop :: High quality crocheted photography props. You can find her products in her Etsy shop or view her photography business on FB.
Standing ovation please? I would love if you pay these ladies a visit and share some love ( or a 'like' )
Join me all week for handmade gift ideas. Then on Friday join all of us over on FOLK magazine's blog for a chance to win products from all of these hand-made shops, including a ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION to FOLK magazine!! (The products being offered and the rules will be shared on the day of the giveaway, Friday.)
Yesterday's hand-made gift was granola
I don't know about you, but I believe you can never go wrong with food as a gift. That's why today I'm going to share another fun food gift idea.
Who knew peanut butter was so easy to make. As a gift, I received a Ninja. You know, the blender Ninja. (As if you thought I got a real life karate kicking ninja…but, anyway.) I was thinking, " What can I make right away with this ninja?" Peanut butter it is!
Peanut butter to me is a comfort food. There is not one person that I know that doesn't enjoy a big ol' spoon full of peanut butter from time to time. Unless of course you are allergic. In that case you probably should skip this gift idea.
- 1 12 oz can of unsalted peanuts
- 4 TBSP honey
- 4 TBSP olive oil
- 1 pinch of salt
- Evenly distribute peanuts on a parchment paper lined sheet pan.
- stir vanilla into honey then drizzle evenly over top of peanuts. Use a rubber spatula to marry the honey,vanilla, and peanuts all together.
- Bake in a 450 deg. oven for around 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Don't walk away! Watch carefully to ensure they don't burn.
- pour everything into a food processor (or Ninja if you have one) along with remaining honey, olive oil, and salt. Process until smooth and creamy.
- Play around with this a bit to get your preferred texture and taste.
- Add honey and/or olive oil 1 TBSP at a time to get a sweeter or smoother taste or texture.
Enjoy and I'll see you tomorrow with another handmade gift idea!
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be present clothing is celebrating it's 10-year anniversary!
be present is one of our most favorite yoga clothing and apparel brands in the biz. In honor of the success of one of our favorite companies, we thought we'd share the following message from founder/designer Amy Lopatin Dobrin celebrating the success of 10 years – enjoy!
From founder/designer, Amy Lopatin Dobrin:
Be present will celebrate our 10th birthday this March.
10 years ago, Jon and I started out with an office in the basement of our 100 year old house. We had 1 client – At One Yoga – which was my brother's yoga studio in Arizona, and Jon and I did just about everything.
From there, we moved in to a small office between our screen printer and embroiderer and hired some people to help. A few years later, we moved again to our current location and hired a few more people, some of whom have been here for 5 years now. We still use the same printer and embroiderer today that we did then.
When we first started out, we decided to do our manufacturing in Colorado. It made sense – this is where we live. 10 years later we still have all of our production in the US, most of it here in Colorado with the same cutters and sewers that made the first pair of be present pants.
We began as a pant company based on the color philosophy of the chakras. I wanted bright, woven pants to wear to yoga, so our first pants were based off a pair of bright pink pants that I had bought while traveling in Thailand. After about a year we did add black pants to the line, but we continue to have 7 chakra colors in the line each season.
We have a small yoga studio in the basement at the office where we get to practice and try out new clothes. Over the years, we have tested out all kinds of new products to truly see how they function in practice.
We've just released our Spring 2012 collection. We have 7 new Breathe Weave™ colors, to go along with our 5 staple colors. My favorite, as always, is the new blue, Ocean. Blue is always my favorite, which is why the be present logo is blue, much of our website is blue, and we always have at least one new blue each season.
The spring 2012 collection has its roots in the first be present collection from spring 2002, but we have grown over the years to offer more styles, fabrics, colors, art, and an entire men's line, which didn't exist 10 years ago but is now a huge part of the be present collection.
2012 is a big year for us here at be present. We've grown to be much more than a basement-run company with a two-person staff. I'm excited to announce a brand new logo to commemorate our 10th year. It is two hands, holding the be present logo in the palms, each finger representing a year. This logo is printed on special edition tees for men and women and is available online now.
""Kona Pants! Most versatile, fast-drying garment ever and absolutely clutch for nomadic road trips – I give the "No-Swamp-Butt" Seal Of Approval!" - Gina Caputo
"In the winter I live in the French Terry Resort Pant—who doesn't love pockets! and the Long Versatility pants—love the snaps. Summer is the Kona and the Island Short. I love to mix and match the Modal® Easy Cami with the ribbed racer back bra. Currently, the Renew Elite Tank and Crop Pants have been rocking it on the mat!" - Coral Brown


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The Peugeot XRC is a stunning concept car designed by Tiago Aiello, a Brazilian automotive designer who is currently working for PSA Peugeot-Citroën. This revisited version of our good old buggy features a single-seat as well as hubless wheels, and is made for extreme racing conditions. Enjoy!


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Spend new year's Eve in the magical atmosphere of Ascoli Piceno with tasting of typical dishes of our land, shopping and an impressive end-of-year concert in Piazza del Popolo.
The stay of 2 nights includes:
- Aperitif " welcome to 100 Torri"
- Delicious breakfast buffet every morning served with different specialty of the Hotel
- A dinner for 2 people in one of the typical restaurants of Ascoli Piceno
- Taste of fried Ascoli olives with local wine from Piceno land
- Tour in the historic center of the city of Ascoli Piceno aboard the train with audio guide
- Quality shopping card in the finest shops of downtown with discounts reserved for our guests
- parking space
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- New Year's Eve dinner
- Tickets for the new year's concert
Rates per person in double room for 2 nights. Each additional night 15% discount
-Stay in a Standard room at the Hotel € 195,00
- Stay in a Comfort room in Hotel € 210,00
- Stay in a romantic Hotel Room € 225,00
- Stay in a Superior room at the Hotel € 235.00
- Stay in a Junior Suite at the Hotel € 245,00
-Stay in a Suite 100 Torri at the Hotel € 280,00
-Stay in a Deluxe room in the Residenza € 180,00
-Stay in a Junior Suite at the Residenza € 245,00


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Big Island police warning about email bank scam
Hawaii Island police are warning the public about a scam involving email messages claiming to be from financial institutions.
The email says it is an alert from a named bank and claims that the recipient's account has experienced suspicious online activity. It instructs the recipient to click on a link to verify the account.
Once the link is clicked, the recipient is asked to provide personal information that, if provided, would make the recipient an easy target of identity theft.
Police have seen variations of these official-looking email messages claiming to be from different banks. Detectives have determined that the emails originated from a foreign country.
Police urge the public not to respond to these bogus bank emails. Legitimate banks do not ask for personal information over the phone or through the internet.
When in doubt, contact your financial institution directly.
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Park the car in the underground car park Shen clean and shallow got the
An elevator door, the person in charge to greet the two men inside.
The so-called banquet, to put it bluntly, but men and women outdo comparisons
This banquet is not addition to desktop colorful cuisine can be a little
Walking slowly, will go to an indoor plaza.
Looked out the glass, indoor plaza below, full of people.
The Tanabata Festival patchwork large stage program held on Which jewelry
However, the stage decorations all roses, Shen clean and shallow some
Tanabata is a traditional festival in China, the dress should dress the peony
But this society is too particular about the hand, bad tastes is king.
Closing waist wearing a neck Ye Huang Feng afternoon sent her necklace and
Dress at the banquet is not particularly prominent, and does not cover the
Ye Huang Feng suddenly see her body eyes flashed a stunning dress, The
Instant they become the focus of the audience.
Leaf with Wong maple, she and several commercial Tate greeting was
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Moment, grab the the limelight leaves large president and the daughter of the
She happy leisure, if there is no group of pesky flies, she thought, she
Rejected one after another men's invitation, clean and shallow a person went
"Accompany the dance with me, will you?"
Again a fly, clean and shallow looked up about to refuse, "but I …..."
He had done speaking, is come to the invitation of Sports interrupted,
Shen clean and shallow recovered, the of Sports goes coach outlet
"General Lee?"
"Yeah, you Where were these five years? I want to die."
Of Sports made a disgusting face, continued: "just did not expect shallow now
You see, my house sister the president coach outlet
Ranging from clean and shallow promise of Sports will her into the dance
"You clean and shallow to want to reject. "If you want to refuse? Shen clean
Watching of Sports obvious threat, clean and shallow, the total can not
Jumping and leaping of Sports clasped her waist to go himself close due
Transform dim and then take advantage of the dance floor lighting, Yun-Qing
Clean and shallow stiff body staring and systemic coach factory
How can he kiss her? Damn! Clean and shallow and burst of Sports of the
Does he think she would silently let him eat tofu?
Trembling with anger, her hand toward coach outlet
"You can make it clear, you hit me, what will happen!"
Yun-Qing Li said seriously. Then he took the clean and shallow out of the
Standing on the edge of the ballroom, Yun-Qing Li looked clean and shallow,
I want you to be my lover, how? I can assure you need to worry! '
"You never expect!" Clean and shallow anger said. "I'm not coach factory
"I do not know you this woman you Shenjia far gone already, go ahead, you
Yun-Qing Li took the clean and shallow, it is necessary to hold arms.
"Bastard, you let me go and then letting go, I'm going to call the" clean and
"Your name is??" Of Sports satirical look clean and shallow, "that you called
You! "Clean and shallow tightly bite lip bite lip oozing coach outlet
He was right, on such occasions, she screamed just disgraced itself.
Gathering place in the high society, who would listen to her a little
Of Sports homeopathy but also clean and shallow pull into her arms, clean and
Of Sports staggering looked clean and shallow, and he did not think this
While trying to anger. At this time, Ye Huang Feng came over, "General Lee,
Clean and shallow took the opportunity to run away, obviously, Ye Huang Feng
Clean and shallow without looking out of the banquet hall, she ran forward,
Do not know where he ran? Until finally, her feet a soft, fell to the
No one around, only the wind and the sound of the silence of the.
Clean and shallow hand, wiping away desperately in the mouth, and you want to
Rub for a moment, his eyes saw not far from the toilet, got up and went into
Until it the lips becomes inflamed, but also refused to give up …...
The series of Dizhou escape from the shallow lips at the moment, even
Cursing …
I do not know how long, clean and shallow before walking from the bathroom,
Footsteps are not heard in the distance, a clean and shallow subconscious
He doing here? To reproach himself? Offend his customers?