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O2 and Nike unveil vision for 'most exclusive sports club'
O2 and Nike will launch a major ad campaign to support its vision for what the two brands claim is to be the UK's "most exclusive sports club".
As Marketing revealed earlier this week, the two companies have collaborated to create Priority Sports, which is a loyalty scheme that will give O2 customers access to Nike athletes and events.
Priority Sports is offering its users a number of experiences, including the chance to go for a run with Olympic medallist Paula Radcliffe, who was at the launch event in Nike's flagship Oxford Circus store, and training with footballer Rio Ferdinand.
Users will also get first access to Nike products and opportunities to attend Nike events.
The scheme, concepted and designed by R/GA London, is an extension of O2's location based mobile rewards scheme, Priority Moments.
Speaking at the launch, Ronan Dunne, chief executive of O2, said Priority Sports was about "changing things" and "harnessing the power of ideas and technology for new possibilities."
He explained that 50% of people used an app as part of their sports activity, demonstrating how technology and sports go hand in hand. He said that O2 wanted to go further into the sports category, and change it in the same way it had done to music and shopping, with its Priority loyalty scheme.
Dunne said: "Priority Sports is a digital clubhouse which brings customers closer to their passion digitally."
Dirk-Jan van Hameren, vice-president of Nike Western Europe, said: "The consumer is about change and we are making sure we are staying relevant to the consumers
"This is not just through inspiration around sports, but we are really trying to focus on providing a platform to help people get better when the live and play sports."
Dunne revealed that the app, which launches in August, will be supported by a major ad campaign that will be fully integrated, with a large digital component.
A preview video shown to the audience contained the strapline: "The world's biggest sports community, get involved. Welcome to the club".
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Renekton is strong laner.
Innate sustain, huge burst potential, and a strong off-tank bruiser.
I definitely recommend Renekton if you want to just stomp.
Lee Sin is similar, but he needs to build tanky to be tanky and build damage to deal "tons of damage."
I recommend Renekton if you want to stomp with elegance.
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Mason Partak, 10, is putting his cooking skills to the test Sunday at the 20th annual Mandarin Festival.
The cooking sensation has been working in the kitchen since the age of 2.
Partak is making a spicy chicken fried rice using mandarins and his secret sauce. He is on a mission to raise money for his school.
Alta Vista Community Charter School is more than 100 years old and doesn't have a stove or oven.
Partak said kids should eat fresh and not have boxed lunches everyday.
The goal is to raise $25,000 by the summer.
Partak's cooking demonstrations were set to take place at the Gold Country Fairgrounds at 11 a.m. Sunday.
The Mandarin Festival kicked off at 10 a.m. and runs through 4 p.m.
Organizers said they had record crowds Saturday. More than 20,000 people came out in just one day.
In the 20-year history of the festival, the biggest crowd has been 25,000 for the entire three-day event.
Organizers credit the fact that farmers have produced the largest and sweetest crops they've seen in decades.
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- 0Jul 13, '09 by korena001I have done everything. Her tests are not what she lectures on and sometimes she will tell us that something will not be on the test and it is. Hard is okay, but impossible to know what will be on the test is a whole other thing. I always go in thinking I have studied all I can and I know the info, but leave feeling very discouraged. I only have an C in there now and I am an A student. I am older at 44, so very conscientous about studying and really hard on myself. I am going to talk with her about her expectations and hopefully I can take her A&P I class with confidence as it is better for me, as far as schedule and being closer to home. I live close to Pell City in Riverside.
- 0Jul 13, '09 by texabamaI agree about talking to her to see what you could do. You sound like you are giving it your all as far as studying goes. What about people in your class , do you know any of them? Is anyone making an A? That is frustrating! I am your age, so I know how hard you are on yourself. I can say I never felt that way in Woods or Waites class.
- 0Jul 14, '09 by AChampion21korena001-Hey! I live in Pell City/Cropwell area! I had Dr. Young for A&P1. He wasn't a great teacher at all. He basically read straight from the workbook points each class. He did allow us to use our notes/books for the exam. That being said I still had to study like it wasn't open book. The people that came prepared for it to be open book would still fail the exam. I think for me it was just so much information crammed into an exam and the test questions were not great. Several times the questions were on material we didn't discuss. I would usually spot it and call him out on an exam. He was super nice about it and would omit the test question. He also is great about helping you if you don't understand something. Good luck to you.
- 0Jul 15, '09 by korena001Thanks for the info. I think I will take my chances with Dr. Young. Can you tell me what you made in his class?
Mrs. Perkins is just too hard. I study like crazy and am perfectly willing to do that for a good grade, but her questions on the test are just really worded to mess you up. I found out Mrs. Perkins taught at a Private school that is really hard to get into, Altamont, I think. It has all the extremely smart kids and I went to Public School! LOL!
- 0Jul 15, '09 by AChampion21I actually think they teach the same way and the tests are the same. If you know the material, and have the open notes it makes a huge help. I made an A in the class. There were only 15 students in the class and only 2 made A's. I am sure an A would be breeze for you since you study now. Good luck!


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If you have news about your faith community and photos to email@example.com by Erica Batten Covenant Presbyterian Davidson College Presbyterian Concerts: The Christ Church Cathedral Choir of Oxford, England, will perform two Charlotte-area concerts. The male-voice chorus will perform 7 p.m. April 4 at Covenant Presbyterian, 1000 E. Morehead St. The choir will be joined by 180 local singers at 7:30 p.m. April 5 at Davidson College Presbyterian, 100 N. Main St., Davidson. Adults $20; youth and children $10. Tickets available at www.CarolinaTix.org.Unity Center for Spiritual Living New minister: On March 9, the Rev. Rebecca Nagy will begin her position as senior minister and spiritual leader. Nagy is a nondenominational minister who graduated from Sancta Sophia Seminary in 1996 and was ordained through Light of Christ Community Church. She earned a lifetime ordination endorsed through the International Council of Community Churches. A professional speaker, Nagy has presented at national conferences, New Thought churches and academic institutions nationwide. She is a founding member of Queen's University's Work Life Council Advisory Board. The service will be at 10:30 a.m. March 9. Welcome reception afterward. 7300 Mallard Creek Road. 704-599-1180.Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Building project: The board of trustees voted to name the Charlotte campus's new Hall of Mission after Greer native David Rogers. An alumnus and former vice chair of the board of trustees, Rogers died in 2010. Rogers enrolled in the first graduating class of the Charlotte campus as part of a spiritual quest following the death of his first child, Joshua. Upon graduation, he founded the nonprofit organization Joshua's Way, which supports biblical teaching, international ministry and mercy ministry efforts worldwide. The new building includes a convertible assembly hall and four exhibit classrooms. 14542 Choate Circle. www.GordonConwell.edu/Charlotte.Christ Lutheran Lecture: Dr. Mary Neal, author of "To Heaven and Back," will share her life-after-death experience 6 p.m. March 16. $10. Women are invited to "An Intimate Hour With Dr. Mary Neal: Facing Loss With Joy" at 4:30 p.m. Coffee and dessert served in The Forum. $20 for both events. Tickets available at Cornerstone Gifts at the church, 4519 Providence Road, or at www.itickets.com.Women Living Well Ministries Forum: Women invited to learn the word of God and be empowered to grow in Christian faith. Meetings are on the second and fourth Thursdays. Free. The next forum will focus on "Got Faith?" 7-8:30 p.m. March 13 at the Johnston YMCA, 3025 N. Davidson St. www.womenlivingwellministries.org.Trinity Presbyterian Gilchrist Lecture: The Rev. Rodney Sadler from Union Presbyterian Seminary will speak during the Sunday school hour at 9:45 a.m. March 9. He will also lead worship and preach at the 11 a.m. worship service. The theme of his talks is "Why Moral Mondays Matter." The Gilchrist Lecture is an annual program of Lenten lectures endowed by funds given in memory of charter members Pat and Katie Gilchrist by their family. 3115 Providence Road. www.trinitypreschurch.org.Sedgefield United Methodist Fundraiser luncheon: Proceeds go to Barbara L. Carter Memorial Scholarship fund. Noon March 9. 2830 Dorchester Place. 704-523-0077.Elizabeth Communities of Faith Lenten services: Caldwell Presbyterian, St. John's Baptist, Hawthorne Lane United Methodist, St. Martin's Episcopal, Carolinas Medical Center-Mercy and Novant Presbyterian will gather for worship on the theme "There and Back Again." Soup luncheon provided by Elizabeth-area restaurants. Donations benefit local missions. Noon March 12, 19 and 26 and April 2, 9 and 16 at Hawthorne Lane United Methodist, 501 Hawthorne Lane. www.hlumc.org.Amity Presbyterian Community Lenten services: Five area churches will gather for a 30-minute service. All welcome. Noon March 12, 19 and 26 and April 2, 9 and 16. 2831 N. Sharon Amity Road. www.amitypc.org.Charlotte Jewish Film Festival Film series: "Fill the Void" will be shown 3 p.m. March 9 at Regal Cinemas in Ballantyne Village. The closing night celebration will feature the musical comedy "Cupcakes." 7 p.m. March 9 at Regal Cinemas. Dessert reception afterward. Extras and full schedule at www.charlottejewishfilm.com.HollyHunter Baptist Fish fry: Proceeds go to mission work. 11 a.m.-8 p.m. March 7. Blood drive: Community Blood Center of the Carolinas drive. Noon-2 p.m. March 9. Walk-ins welcome. Appointments at www.carolinadonor.org. 4316 Mount Holly-Huntersville Road. 704-399-3316.St. Martin's Episcopal Preschool: The preschool offers music, chapel and PlaySpanish in addition to preschool curriculum. Small class ratios. Openings available for the 2014-15 school year. The preschool is open 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday through Friday. 1510 E. Seventh St. To schedule a tour, contact Sarah Kruszka at 704-376-0688 or email@example.com Hill Baptist Annual men's day: The men's choir and local choir will perform 4 p.m. March 16. 517 Baldwin Ave. 704-376-1201.Temple Beth El Comparative religion series: "Evil … Human or Divine?" Speakers will promote understanding of major religions and address evil and its roots in their faiths' theology. 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays. Because of inclement weather, the Feb. 11 session is rescheduled for March 18. James Pitts will present a Baha'i community perspective, and Sam Wazan will present an Islamic perspective. 5101 Providence Road. 704-366-1948; www.beth-el.com.Living Saviour Lutheran Lenten worship: "Encounters With God, Encounters With Jesus." 10:15 a.m. Sundays. Evening worship: Study of scriptures on the theme of "Change." Loose-change offering will go to Good Gifts programs. 7 p.m. Sundays. A meal will be served at 6 p.m. 6817 Carmel Road. www.livingsaviourlc.org.Myers Park United Methodist Series: End-of-life issues will be explored in a series called "Tying Up Loose Ends." 7 p.m. March 10, 17, 24 and 31 in Room 110 of the parish life building. On March 10, Marilyn Morenz and Parish Nurse Susan Mobley will talk about living wills and health-care powers of attorney. Free; no reservations required. 1501 Queens Road. 704-295-4836; www.mpumc.org. Concert: The nationally renowned Furman Singers from Furman University will perform works by Handel, Purcell, Vivaldi and more. Free. 7 p.m. March 9. Sharon United Methodist Lenten sermon series: Pastor Kyle Thompson will present a series on "Not a Fan (God Calls Us to Be Followers, Not Fans!)." 9 and 11:15 a.m. Sundays. The sermon for March 9 is "Anyone is Everyone." 4411 Sharon Road. 704-366-9166; www.sharonumc.org.Calvary Church Career workshop series: The Career Ministry presents "Maximize Your Career" to take you through the job search process. $25. 8 a.m.-noon March 15, 22 and 29. Networking groups meet 7 p.m. Mondays. 5801 Pineville-Matthews Road. Register at www.calvarychurch.com/career.Stallings United Methodist Preschool: Enrollment open for the 2014-2015 school year. Ages 2-5. June Surratt: 704-821-1365. Easter sermon series: "Letting Hope In." Traditional services 8:30 and 10:55 a.m. Sundays, sanctuary. Contemporary services 10:55 a.m. Sundays, fellowship hall. 1115 Stallings Road, Stallings. www.stallingsumc.org.Generation Church, Matthews Sermon series: "Shattering Spiritual Passivity by Experiencing Revival Now." 10 a.m. March 9, 16, 23 and 30. 137 N. Freemont St., Matthews. www.generationchurchcharlotte.org.Weddington United Methodist Concert: The Weddington Concert Series presents the chancel choir, string quartet and a visiting choir from Tabernacle United Methodist. Selections from Mendelssohn, Mozart, Schubert and contemporary composers. The new organ will be featured. 4 p.m. March 9. 13901 Providence Road, Weddington. http://weddingtonchurch.org/WCS.Price Memorial AME Zion, Concord Family and friends day: All members and former members are invited to a celebration on the theme "Celebrating Our Children and Youth and Investing in the Future" during morning worship. Gifts may be presented in honor or memory of loved ones. Fellowship luncheon afteward. 11 a.m. March 16. 192 Spring St. S.W., Concord. www.pricememorialamezionchurch.com.Pitts Baptist, Concord Prayer workshop: Joy Moreau, N.C. state coordinator of Moms in Prayer, will lead training to become effective prayer warriors. 9 a.m.-noon March 22; $5. Workshop with lunch 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; $15. Register by March 14. 140 Pitts School Road N.W., Concord. www.MomsinPrayer.org.Impact Church, Concord Healing ministry: Healing Rooms of Cabarrus County is open 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays. 44 Cabarrus Ave., Concord. 704-788-6632.Community Blood Center of the Carolinas Blood drives: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. March 9 at Harrisburg Presbyterian, 4815 N.C. 49 S., Harrisburg; noon-3 p.m. March 9, Pitts Baptist, 140 Pitts School Road N.W., Concord; noon-3 p.m. March 9, Oak Ridge Baptist, 5340 Flowes Store Road, Concord; 4-7 p.m. March 12, Kimball Memorial Lutheran, 101 Vance St., Kannapolis. www.cbcc.us.Charlotte Jewish Film Festival Film series: The 10th annual festival will be Feb. 12-April 6 with 13 movies in the core series, plus additional screenings through partner organizations. Presented in collaboration with the Jewish Council of Lake Norman, "The Third Half" will be shown 7 p.m. March 10 at Regal Cinemas Birkdale Stadium 16 in Huntersville. Full schedule at www.charlottejewishfilm.com.Davidson College Presbyterian Organ concert: Organ at Davidson presents "The Bach Birthday Bash" with organist Jane Cain and Bach's "Coffee Cantata." Free; donations in support of future programs encouraged. Reception afterward. 7:30 p.m. March 11. 100 N. Main St., Davidson. Full schedule at www.dcpc.org.Denver United Methodist Children's consignment sale: Gently-used children's clothing, toys, more. 8 a.m.-noon March 22. Consignor and volunteer pre-sales March 21. Consignment open until March 16. 3910 N.C. 16 N., Denver. www.denvermethodist.org/group/childrens-consignment-sale.The Cove Church, Mooresville Support group: GriefShare is a seminar and care group for people grieving the loss of loved ones. Each self-contained session includes video featuring experts on grief, real-life stories and recovery subjects. 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesdays through April 15. 197 Langtree Road, Mooresville. www.covechurch.org/griefshare.Troutman Church of God Community food bank: Drive through. 9-11:30 a.m. March 12 and 26. Service: Second-year anniversary bluegrass service. 7 p.m. March 13. 490 S. Main St., Troutman. www.thebluegrasschurch.com.St. Mark's Lutheran, Mooresville Lenten services: 6:15 March 9 and 23 and April 6. Soup supper will be served 5 p.m. 454 Fieldstone Road, Mooresville. www.saintmarkslutheran.com.Community in Christ Lutheran, Cornelius Job assistance workshop: A staffing agency roundtable discussion will focus on the value of working in a temporary or contract role. Because of inclement weather, this topic has been rescheduled from February. The group meets the second Tuesday of each month. 7 p.m. March 11. RSVP at 704-892-0120 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Director welcomed: The church has hired JoEllen Butler as the director of Christian education. She will support Sunday school volunteers and lead the church's ministry program, which includes First Communion instruction for second-grade students beginning March 30. She will also run the summer vacation Bible school program. Butler will be installed at worship 11 a.m. March 9. 7621 Norman Island Drive, Cornelius. www.communityinchrist.net.New Hope Missions Church, Mooresville Lenten series: "Jesus' Last Words From the Cross: What Do They Mean for Us?" 10 a.m. Sundays. The topic for March 9 is "Father, forgive them. …" Lenten study: Fellowship, prayer, worship and study of "Significant Moments During Jesus' Last Days." 7 p.m. Wednesdays. 2987 Charlotte Highway, Mooresville. 704-880-4102.St. Therese Catholic, Mooresville Services: Mass noon March 11 followed by soup lunch. Stations of the cross 7 p.m. March 14. 217 Brawley School Road, Mooresville. www.sainttherese.net.Al-Anon Family group: Al-Anon is an anonymous fellowship whose purpose is to help families and friends of those who have a problem with alcohol. "Starting Over" group meets 8-9 p.m. Tuesdays at Bethel Methodist, 7284 Campground Road, Denver. "Just for Today" group meets 10-11 a.m. Wednesdays at Lake Norman Lutheran, 1445 N.C. 16 N., Denver. 828-478-2063.Davidson United Methodist Career transition program: Co-sponsored by Davidson College Presbyterian. 10 a.m.-noon each first and third Wednesday in room 216 of the education building. 233 S. Main St., Davidson. 704-892-8277.Holy Spirit Catholic, Denver Irish night: The Knights of Columbus Council 10389 will sponsor a night of Irish food, music and dancing. Beer available for purchase. Adults $15; age 10 and younger $7. 6 p.m. March 15. Irish dancers will perform at 8 p.m. 537 N.C. 16 N., Denver. Tickets, contact Sean Welsh at 704-763-8196 or the church office at 704-483-6448.Fair View United Methodist, Mooresville Girl Scout Sunday: 11 a.m. March 9. Concert: The Sons of Thunder Quartet will perform gospel music 10:30 a.m. March 16. 1430 Mecklenburg Highway, Mooresville. www.fairviewumc.org.Corinth Reformed Church, Hickory Lenten organ series: Annual Abernethy Lenten Organ Series welcomes Kelly Grooms of Grooms & Payne Ltd. Pipe Organ Builders. Free and open to the public. 12:30-1 p.m. March 14. Series continues March 21. 150 16th Ave. N.W., Hickory. 828-328-6196; www.corinthtoday.org.St. John's Missionary Baptist, Gastonia Women's day: 10 a.m. March 16. 1282 Bradford Heights Road, Gastonia. 704-864-6222.First Church of God, Hickory Concert: The Anderson University Chorale will perform as part of its spring tour. The 45-voice chorale, directed by Richard Sowers, has received national and international recognition as one of the nation's premier collegiate choirs. The performance will include selections by Maurice Greene, Palestrina, Tallis and more. 7 p.m. March 16. Free; an offering will be taken. 306 14th St. S.W., Hickory. 828-322-1621.Eastern Catawba Cooperative Christian Ministry, Newton Hunger campaign: Alan Shawn Feinstein will divide $1 million among hunger-fighting agencies nationwide, using it to help them raise money during March and April. ECCCM is asking community organizations to receive a special offering, which will be matched on a percentage basis by the Feinstein Foundation. 245 E. N St., Newton. www.ecccm.org.Epiphany Lutheran, Rock Hill Fundraisers: "Feast of Fools" dinner and talent show. Proceeds support middle school mission trip. 5 p.m. March 16. The church men will sell Boston butts for $30 each. Sign up March 9. Information session: Learn about the ministry and mission of our congregation. 6:30 p.m. March 18. 2370 W. Main St., Rock Hill. www.epiphany-rockhill.org.Temple Solel, Fort Mill Shabbat services: 7 p.m. each second and fourth Friday. Religious school: Different approach from traditional Sunday classes. 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. All services at St. Philip Neri Catholic, 292 Munn Road, Fort Mill. 803-619-9707; www.templesolelsc.org.
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- Release Date 3/2/2010
- Studio Walt Disney Home Video
- Platform DVD Movies
- Genre Anime
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This iconic, mysteriously powerful, animated fairy tale directed by Hayao Miyazaki tells the story of Satsuki and Mei, two young girls who move to the country because their mother is gravely ill. The duo soon find they share the forest with mystical forest spirits called totoros. O Totoro, the King of the Forest, befriends them and brings the girls along on a magical adventure where they learn as many lessons about real life as they do about the fantasy world. A little sad, a little scary, and all wonderful, Totoro is as much like a trance as like a movie, and is widely regarded as among the best animated films ever made.
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Length 88
Director Hayao Miyazaki
Special Features -The World of Ghibli - Visit My Neighbor Totoro in This Imaginative Interactive Experience! -Storyboard Presentation of the Movie
Theatrical Release Date 1993
Subtitles French, English SDH
Languages English, French, Japanese
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|7 It's not really another gospel, but certain people are confusing you and they want to change the gospel of Christ.
|7 which is really no gospel at all. Evidently some people are throwing you into confusion and are trying to pervert the gospel of Christ.
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Q: We had a truckload of product caught up in Superstorm Sandy that was destined to a customer in coastal New Jersey. By the time the truck got to the area, storm warnings were in force, and our customer had closed down.
For reasons best known to himself, the driver decided to park the unit in the lot of a storage facility nearby while he evacuated himself. We've been given various reasons for his doing this — he was low on fuel, he was near the end of his hours-of-service driving time, it was policy to leave the load near the destination, etc. — but regardless of the reason, that's what he did.
During the storm, the parking lot was pretty much swamped; saltwater seeped copiously into the trailer, and the load was destroyed. The carrier says it will be declining our claim on the basis that the storm was an act of God.
There's more than $100,000 at stake here. Is the carrier right?
Q: I know Hurricane Sandy did a lot of damage, making our problem seem petty, but I'm still going to ask my question.
We had a number of packages going to various destinations by parcel carrier. A couple of days before the storm hit, we took them to a retail shop where the carrier normally picks up, as per usual. The truck, however, didn't make it in before the storm hit, and during it, the retailer — in fact, the whole shopping mall where it's located — was flooded.
Our packages, or course, were soaked, and the contents were destroyed. Do we have any recourse against the retailer or the parcel carrier or, indeed, anyone? Our own insurance company won't cover the loss, because the packages were out of our facility and out of our control. So unless we can recover, we're out the money.
I might add that our bill for the parcel carrier included additional insurance on the packages beyond their usual $100 liability. But I'm told by people who seem to know about these things that this is an act of God, for which nobody can be held responsible.
A: God sure does get blamed for lots of bad stuff, and He alone, of course, had jurisdiction over Sandy. But even though He may bear responsibility for the root cause of the damage in both these cases, that doesn't relieve carriers of their own responsibility.
To my first correspondent, the storm was an act of God, but parking the truck in harm's way was an act of the carrier's driver — and for that the carrier must accept liability.
Cargo loss or damage "cannot be considered the act of God ... (if) the act or negligence of man contributes to bring or leave the goods ... under the operation of natural causes that work their injury"; Michaels v. N. Y. C. R. Co., 30 N.Y. 564. There are numerous other cases to the same effect.
The carrier's employee/agent left the truck there. I don't care a lot why; that's immaterial. Because its goods were thereby placed in harm's way and injured as a result, the carrier is liable for its economic loss.
My second correspondent's case is a little trickier, but not much. It's the carrier against which he should file his claim, and the carrier owes that claim, including the added amount from the purchased insurance (although my correspondent is obliged to pay the insurance premium).
A carrier's liability attaches from the moment goods are left "in the place at which they are accustomed to be deposited, or at a place specifically designed" for carrier pickup; Corpus Juris Secundum, 13 C.J.S. Section 144 (1939 ed.), citing a great many cases. And there are many other more recent ones.
My correspondent took the goods to the retail establishment where the carrier ordinarily picks up. He provided full shipping instructions, including the insurance details. That finishes his obligations, and the goods are now deemed to be in the carrier's custody, notwithstanding that the carrier hasn't physically taken possession.
And once again the "act of God" defense falls short on much the same basis as in the first case. The carrier didn't pick up the packages from the retailer, and in the context of these packages, the retailer was the carrier's legal agent. That renders the carrier liable for leaving the packages where they'd be exposed to the ravages of the storm and the flooding it brought with it.
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Boston marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been given a November trial date despite objections from his lawyers, who said that they will not have enough time to mount a defence over the case that carries a possible death penalty.
"This is a unique case, obviously," said US District Judge George O'Toole Jr, after he ordered jury selection to begin on November 3, well ahead of the September 2015 start the defence requested.
"I think it is a realistic and a fair one," O'Toole Jr said of the schedule he set.
Federal prosecutors announced last month that they will seek the death penalty against Tsarnaev, who is charged in twin bombings that killed three people and wounded more than 260.
Prosecutors allege that Tsarnaev, 20, and his older brother, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, built and planted two pressure cooker bombs near the finish line of the marathon on April 15, last year.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev died following a shoot-out with police several days later.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty to 30 federal counts, including using a weapon of mass destruction. He is being held at a federal prison and was not in court for Wednesday's hearing.
Several people injured in the bombings did attend, including Marc Fucarile, the AP news agency reported.
Fucarile, who lost his right leg above the knee, said he wished the trial would start even earlier.
"Why not?" he said. "Everybody should be on the same page. It's pretty cut and dried with the evidence. Don't waste anybody's time."
Defence lawyer Judy Clarke, one of the country's leading death penalty specialists, complained that prosecutors have been "sluggish" in turning over evidence to her team.
In particular, she cited 2,000 pieces of physical evidence at an FBI lab in Quantico, Virginia, that the defence has not been able to examine yet.
"It's not the defence dragging its feet. We're really struggling with getting access to evidence," she said.Review of items
Assistant US Attorney Aloke Chakravarty said prosecutors are hoping to bring those items back to Boston for easier viewing by the defence. He said prosecutors have made evidence relevant to both the trial and the penalty hearing available.
Clarke said it is doubtful the defence could get experts to review the items before this summer, which would make a November trial date "virtually impossible."
Clarke said the defence has a "tremendous amount" of work to do to compile information on Tsarnaev's family history.
The family lived in the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan and came to the US about a decade ago from the Dagestan region of Russia.
O'Toole did not agree to change the trial date, but he did order prosecutors to compile a list of the items in Quantico for Tsarnaev's lawyers by the end of the week. The judge scheduled another court hearing for June 18.
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Want to be ready come this winter. Anybody tried to clone this yet?
haven't but if you get a recipe and brew, let us know how it turns out. I am a big Breck fan and think their Autumn Ale is perhaps one of my fav brews of all time. I think i still have some cellared from last year. Now that i think of it, i'm going to chill one now for a nightcap beers


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Has anyone heard back from FSU (Florida State University) nursing yet? - page 5
I've been waiting to receive my acceptance (hopefully) letter in the mail and I have yet to get it. According to their website, it was supposed to arrive in approximately 6 weeks from Feb. 1. Its going opn 8 weeks now and I was... Read More
- 0Mar 31, '10 by eponine8614I just got my letter today and I got in! I'm so excited! Hope everyone gets some good news in the mail!
- 0Mar 31, '10 by jess8806i just got my letter today too! omg i'm so excited! congrats eponine8614 ! so happy for you too! see ya next semester! and good luck to everyone else too! :d
- 0Apr 1, '10 by eponine8614congrats jess8806!!! I was stalking the mailman these last few days too. I sent that pink form back so quick! Can't wait till they tell us more info.
- 0Apr 1, '10 by precious528congrats jess, what was ur gpa and hesi score if u dont mind me asking and what classes did you take and when did u apply?
- 0Apr 2, '10 by jess8806Thanks! yeah I hand delievered that slip lol. didn't want there to be any postal issues! haha. oh, and if you are already a FSU student, which I"m not so I can't yet, you can register for your classes in the fall. she gave me a list of classes to register for when it does open up, but she also said we will be getting more stuff in the mail and via email in the summer so no worries or rush, our classes can't all fill up because they are equivalent to the number that got in. I asked and she said 331 people applied and 107 got in!
and I don't mind answering your questions. my overall gpa was 3.52 and science gpa was 3.8. I had taken all my sciences (A&P 1 & 2, microbiology, biology, psychology, and human development) except chemistry which I am finishing this semester and was registered for when I applied. I made a over Hesi score of 92. I think that is pretty much what did it. I know my overall gpa wasn't the best but I think the minimum to apply was 3.0. hope this helps!


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Film critic Roger Ebert, center, watches as a sign designating Park Street in Champaign, Ill., as "Honorary Roger Ebert Blvd." is put in place on Wednesday night, April 24, 2002. The presentation was made before the opening night of Roger Ebert's Overlooked Film Festival. This is the fourth year that Ebert, a graduate of the University of Illinois and an Urbana native, has hosted the festival for films he feels deserve a second look. (AP Photo/The News-Gazette, John Dixon)
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A.O. Scott (@aoscott), film critic, New York Times: "For the way you were always the hardest-working person at any film festival, and also the kindest. #ToRogerEbert"
Dana Stevens (@thehighsign), film critic, Slate: "#ToRogerEbert for being so instrumental in creating the community that's come together on Twitter to mourn you tonight."
Cameron Crowe (@CameronCrowe), Oscar-winning film director: "To Roger... who sat down to watch a new movie and just plain rooted for everybody to do their best."
Steve Prokopy (@CaponeAICN), Chicago editor for Aint It Cool News: "#ToRogerEbert Thanks you for being woven into the fabric of my life, and for the countless words of wisdom and encouragement over the years."
Scott Tobias (@scott_tobias), film editor, The A.V. Club: ""To the wonder!" #ToRogerEbert"
Mark Harris (@markharrisNYC), critic and editor: "For his generosity, his curiosity, his wisdom, his politics, his taste, and the thrill of his retweet. #ToRogerEbert"
Matt Zoller Seitz (@mattzollerseitz), TV critic, New York magazine, "#ToRogerEbert For understanding that cinema isn't just a representation of life, but a part of it."
Matt Singer (@mattsinger), film critic: "For championing Martin Scorsese when he wasn't "Martin Scorsese." #ToRogerEbert"
Sam Adams (@SamuelAAdams), film critic: "For the Lee Marvin "Bad dog" story. #ToRogerEbert"
Robert Greene (@prewarcinema), filmmaker: "For writing the review that made my grandma finally believe I really AM a filmmaker. #ToRogerEbert"
Linda Holmes (@nprmonkeysee), writer and host, NPR: "For writing a book that was one of the last things I shared with my uncle. Who, by the way, was also pretty great. #ToRogerEbert"
Alex Ross (@alexrossmusic), music critic, The New Yorker: "For following Beethoven's mission: "From the heart—may it go to the heart." #ToRogerEbert"
Robert Levin (@RLevin85), film critic, The Atlantic: "#ToRogerEbert For showing us how to thrive amid hardship. For being a a young movie lover's hero without knowing it. For changing my life."
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Odie Henderson (@odienator), one of Ebert's Far Flung Correspondents: "#ToRogerEbert for writing the only movie I've ever had thrown at me when I worked in the video store. Roger found that story very amusing."
Anghus Houvouras (@theanghus), screenwriter: "Because you loved the discussion as much as you loved (or loathed) the film. #ToRogerEbert"
Ava DuVernay (@AVAETC): "#ToRogerEbert. For taking black cinema seriously. For championing so many of us. For your encouragement in print and privately. For Chaz."
Lynne Jordan (@lynnejordan1): "#ToRogerEbert For calling me your favorite diva & giving me confidence to dream big & be a proud movie lover."
Robert Falls (@RobertFalls201), director of the Goodman Theater: "For his love of theatre and his vocal support of a generation of Chicago writers, actors and directors. #ToRogerEbert"
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Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon, a Heisman Trophy front-runner who had guided the Ducks to an 8-1 record and a No. 2 BCS ranking, twisted his left knee Thursday and left in the first quarter of a 34-24 loss to host Arizona.
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Greece is a "completely different place" than what Burns thought the focus of the ongoing investigation was, the judge said.
Last month, the North County Times reached Kontogiannis by telephone at a room registered in his name at a five-star hotel in Greece. Kontogiannis declined to speak to the reporter and terminated the call shortly after it began.
Forge told Burns that he had the same reaction as the judge when he first learned of the trip to Greece, but changed his thinking after speaking with agents from the FBI and other federal prosecutors about the situation.
Forge said he might have handled the matter differently, but that he believes federal agents had a "reasonable basis" for the decisions they made to authorize Kontogiannis' travel to Greece.
Kontogiannis' attorney, Gregory O'Connell, also said the trip was made with the permission and at the direction of federal agents and that he had been assured that his client's trip to Greece "was appropriate." Kontogiannis deferred to federal agents and was "acting in good faith," O'Connell said.
O'Connell, Forge and other attorneys working on the case declined to comment as they left the courtroom Monday.
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Burns also ordered federal prosecutors to file a report within seven days from federal agents to explain why they authorized Kontogiannis' trip to Greece. That report can filed as a sealed document unavailable for public viewing, Burns said.
Kontogiannis also will be supervised by a federal pre-trial services officer pending his sentencing, which is scheduled in November. Kontogiannis faces up to 10 years in prison.
Money Kontogiannis funneled to pay off Cunningham's real estate loans involved a mortgage on a $2.5 million home Cunningham formerly owned in Rancho Santa Fe. That estate ultimately led to revelations about Cunningham's crimes.
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In an action for dissolution of a domestic partnership, the family law court awarded joint custody of the partners' child. C.P., who gave birth to the child, contends that a person other than the birth parent may not be awarded custody unless the birth parent is found to be unfit. C.P. and D.F, a same-sex …Read more »
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- 0Jul 1, '13 by bug2621So I had a patient with CHF that hadn't eaten or drinken all day. There was a 1500cc fluid restriction but she was no where near that limit. That night her pressure dropped into the 70s and 60s. I asked the dr. for a 250cc bolus because she was symptomatic. He agreed but my preceptor said we should never give Chf patients boluses but encourage fluids. I understand the concept but what is the difference a small bolus given slowly vs. drinking the same amount? I agree I would never dump like 1000cc on a chf pt. In the end the chf patient was fine. Was I right to ask for the bolus or was my preceptor?
- 0Jul 1, '13 by nrsang97If BP was that low I would have asked for a bolus and given it slowly as well. Yes you could encourage oral fluids but it may take longer to correct a low BP. It the pt tolerated it then nothing wrong. Always when bolusing a CHF pt keep tabs on how they are tolerating the bolus.
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- 1Jul 1, '13 by CapeCodMermaid, RNQuote from SillyStudentVERY true.Better wet than dead.
PS love the picture!
- 1Jul 2, '13 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorYou can bolus a CHF patient but be aware of the risks with that and be ready to intervene if they begin to show signs of respiratory distress.
- 0Jul 8, '13 by turnforthenurseRNYou can bolus a CHF patient, you just have to be more careful. Be extra diligent on their fluid volume status while you're giving them a bolus; i.e. listen to lung sounds more frequently, check for JVD, peripheral edema, etc. It's all about finding a balance.
- 0Jul 12, '13 by whichone'spinkI've given little boluses to CHF pt's at my previous job if they came in for dehydration. You just have to monitor for resp. distress and may have to intervene as necessary.
- 0Jul 23, '13 by lilund27I work on an Acute Tele Unit and have given small bolus's to CHF pt's. Sometimes the benefit out ways the risk. Odds are your pt was on diuretics and that could have been partially to blame for a low bp too. The main thing to watch for is fluid overload, respiratory distress, O2 levels, ect. I am glad you asked the doctor for a small bolus. I prolly would have done the same thing.
- 4Jul 28, '13 by GrnTea, BSN, MSN, RNDo you understand the rationale for all this? Frank-Starling Law, preload and afterload and all that?
Ventricular filling pressure is just the pressure that is in the ventricles at the end of diastole (LVEDP, left ventricular end-diastolic presssure). For a given volume delivered to a ventricle, pressure can be lower if the ventricle is nice and soft and flexible and empty, ready to accept a new load, than if it's hard and scarred up or has leftover blood in it from the last systole because the AV is hard to open OR because its contractility was so lousy that it didn't empty well. Another term that is used could be "preload," pre- meaning "before systole," and load, well, being the load of blood delivered to the ventricle that it is gonna have to move out in systole. You can measure load as weight or volume, but the way we look at it is by measuring the pressure that occurs there. Pressure changes tell us what's going on in there. Think about a soft balloon (low pressure) and a hard one (high pressure). Which has more air in it?
Let's look at the blood flow in a linear fashion. I regret that I cannot give these in color so you can see the blue of venous, the red of arterial. But hey. Draw them on a piece of paper in color. The lungs are pink
Body > Veins > Vena Cava > Right Atrium > tricuspid valve > Right Ventricle > pulmonic valve > Pulmonary Artery > LUNGS >Pulmonary Vein > Left Atrium > mitral valve > Left ventricle > aortic valve > Arteries > Body
Think about when the valves between two chambers are OPEN. By definition, each chamber must be at the same pressure, right? So, at the end of diastole, just before systole, the pressure in the LV is the same as LA pressure is the same as the pressure in the pulmonary vein (no valve in the way there) and in the pulmonary capillary bed. And since there are no valves in the pulmonary capillary bed, tracking backwards, you can see that LV end diastolic pressure equals end-diastolic PULMONARY ARTERY PRESSURE, which is, conveniently, what we look at when we are wondering what's going on in the left heart. You can even follow it back all the way to the right atrium, and the vena cava-- central venous pressure! Wow!
OK. Now, why do we care about LV end-diastolic (filling) pressure? It's because that's where the work of supplying the whole body goes. For that, I wish I could draw you a nice little curve here. I can't, so I will describe it and YOU will draw it on a piece of paper to look at while we chat.
Horizontal axis: label this "preload" or any other term you like. Filling pressure, PA diastolic pressure is the same thing (see above) and you can even extrapolate all the way back to central venous pressure, for a rough trend-setting bit of data.
The vertical axis you will call "cardiac output," or "blood pressure," because the line we are going to draw is going to explain something really cool.
Start lowish on the left, near the vertical axis-- low filling pressure means low BP. Think: hemorrhage, hypovolemia, makes your BP low, right?
Slant the line upwards to the right, showing that blood pressure (cardiac output) increases the more blood you put into the heart. (Tank up that hypovolemic guy, and BP improves.) But at some point, that upward-going curve peaks, flattens out...and then it DROPS as the preload keeps increasing. This is because cardiac muscle is like a rubber band-- the more you stretch it, the harder it contracts...to a point, at which point it gets too stretched out and actually contracts less well. Draw a little asterisk at the top of that curve, where it starts to fall, then let it fall a little bit. That asterisk marks the best cardiac output you can get-- preload and output are optimal for that heart. Beyond that point, where the line slopes downwards, lies congestive heart failure- the heart is too full, has more than it can handle, and it fails. (This is, BTW, called the Frank-Starling Law of the heart, and you just drew the Frank-Starling curve) Pressure backs up into the pulmonary capillary bed making the lungs get wet and heavy. This is when people get diuretics (to decrease that excessive preload) AND drugs to improve their contractility.
Of course, if contractility is lousy because of coronary artery disease, previous MI, or whatever, this whole curvy line thing will kinda slide over to the left-- the myocardium will fail with lower pressures than it would if it had better contractility. Better contractility (a right shift) means it will handle more preload (higher filling pressures) and make better BP out of it. Draw a second curve to the right of the first one, parallel to it, to see that. With me so far?
I think you can see how CAD will give you higher filling pressures-- when the heart is failing a bit, it goes past the top of its curve more easily because its contractility is diminished.
Mitral STENOSIS will, in fact, decrease your LV preload, but it will increase pressures back into the lungs and, eventually, the right heart, because of the resistance to flow from the right side to the LV. Mitral REGURGITATION, on the other hand, will result in higher filling pressures because when the ventricle contracts in systole, some of the blood goes backwards, leaving excess sloshing around between the atrium and ventricle; the ventricle will have to accept a higher reload at diastole, and it doesn't like it. Over the top of the curve again.
Well, I hope this hasn't confused you. I used to tell my students they had to know this because we saw lots of people with all sorts of deficits, but if they didn't have hearts and lungs, they were dead and we didn't have to take care of them anymore. Works in every possible area you could work, except pathology. Please ask me if I've confused you anywhere.