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Nyköping Municipality
|Nyköping Municipality
Nyköpings kommun
|Södermanland County
|• Total
|2,066.41 km2 (797.85 sq mi)
|• Land
|1,420.84 km2 (548.59 sq mi)
|• Water
|645.57 km2 (249.26 sq mi)
|Area as of January 1, 2014.
|Population (March 31, 2015)[2]
|• Total
|• Density
|26/km2 (67/sq mi)
|Time zone
|• Summer (DST)
|ISO 3166 code
|Municipal code
|www.nykoping.se www.visitnykoping.se
Nyköping Municipality (Nyköpings kommun) is a municipality in Södermanland County in southeast Sweden. Its seat is located in the city of Nyköping. Its southern tip is the southernmost point of Svealand, one of the three original crowns forming Sweden.
The municipality was created in 1971 with the amalgamation of the City of Nyköping and a great number of other municipalities. It was split up in three parts in 1992, when Gnesta Municipality and Trosa Municipality were created.
The municipality has 3,000 companies but more than 50% are sole traders. Only 80 have more than 25 employees; of those 33 have more than 50 employees.
A former military airfield in the municipality serves now as a civilian airport called Stockholm-Skavsta Airport.
Nyköping is the site of the prestigious Nyköpings Gymnasium, consisting of two schools: Gripen and Tessin as well as a smaller one located within the Stockholm-Skavsta Airport. Tessin being a high school noted for the strength of its curricula in humanities, arts, and social studies.[3] Although Gripen has a higher admission credit needed as it has the more desirable program (the science program). The highest admission score to Tessin was for the year 2011-12 175 points and for the same year the science program on Gripen needed a score of 225, keep in mind these scores could have decreased during the admission period as people might have gotten in as reserves to one of their higher choices.
Tourist attraction[edit]
Nyköpinghus, a medieval castle, draws many thousands of tourists yearly, especially for its summer outdoor play, Nyköpings gästabud, dramatizing 14th-century events in which king Birger Magnusson and Queen Märta invited his two brothers Valdemar and Erik to the castle, ostensibly for a banquet of reconciliation after a civil war in which Valdemar and Erik had once imprisoned Birger. During the banquet at Nyköpingshus, Birger arrested Valdemar and Erik and committed them to the dungeon, where, according to legend, they starved to death. Shortly thereafter supporters of Valdemar and Erik forced Birger and Märta to flee to Denmark.[4]
Sister cities[edit]
The "Nordic sisters" were created following World War II. In chronological order:
- Nykøbing Falster, Denmark (1947)
- Iisalmi, Finland
- Notodden, Norway
- Lauf an der Pegnitz, Germany
- Salacgrīva, Latvia
- Vyborg, Russia
- ^ "Statistiska centralbyrån, Kommunarealer den 1 januari 2014" (MICROSOFT EXCEL) (in Swedish). Statistics Sweden. Retrieved 2014-04-18.
- ^ "Folkmängd i riket, län och kommuner 31 mars 2015" (in Swedish). Statistics Sweden. May 11, 2015. Retrieved May 11, 2015.
- ^ Nyköpings Gymnasium Tessin web site.
- ^ See the web site for Nyköpingshus.
External links[edit]
- Nyköping Municipality - Official site


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Yu Hui. (China, 1960). "Summertime". (2011). Oil on Canvas.
Size: 59 x 47 1/4 inches /(150 x 120 cm)
This work is unframed and in excellent condition.
"Summertime" is a most dynamic oil painting by Chinese Contemporary artist Yu Hui, where western modernism and eastern tradition are embraced, as this lush dream-scape bears influence of artists such as Marc Chagall and Zhou Chunya. In turn, Yu's brush stroke and painting style are reminiscent of Chinese Traditional landscape painters. "Summertime" at first glance appears to be landscape painting of bright blue, yellow, pink, and white flowers in full bloom amidst jade green foliage and trees. Yet upon closer look, surreal elements emerge that are a signature of the artist. Depicted in miniature, one might miss the figure of the man who curiously appears amidst the flowers. Both this figure and that of the black bird perched on a branch against a the light blue sky, balance the overtly saccharine scene in an exciting manner, adding a surreal undertone and narrative to this painting.
Yu is most famous in his native China and throughout Asia, where his landscape paintings such as "Summertime" are perceived as more than more than just pretty pictures, but as clever metaphors for the human spirit and the yin and yang equilibrium that one must strive for in life. Yu's paintings tend to express his own range of emotions felt as he paints this his works are metaphors for a variety of human feelings and emotions. The underlying theme of Yu's oil paintings is that regardless of any problems, rays of hope and happiness will always fall upon a life honorably lived. The artist was formally trained as a painter in China and is represented by top galleries in China, Singapore and in Europe. He presently lives and works in China.
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Heald College
|Heald College
|Get in. Get out. Get ahead.
|Eeva Deshon (last)
|San Francisco
|12 campuses & online
Heald College was a regionally accredited for-profit, business-career college with multiple campuses in California, and one campus in Oregon and Hawaii.[1] The school offered courses in the fields of healthcare, business, legal, and technology. Beginning in 2012, the school also offered full online degrees. Heald College was owned by parent company Corinthian Colleges, a for-profit education company known for its other career-college brands, Everest College and WyoTech.[2]
Corinthian Colleges is currently under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and several attorneys general, including the California AG. The California AG is suing Heald for "false and predatory advertising, intentional misrepresentations to students, securities fraud and unlawful use of military seals in advertisements."[3][4]
"According to (California Attorney General) Harris' complaint, CCI's predatory marketing efforts specifically target vulnerable, low-income job seekers and single parents who have annual incomes near the federal poverty line. In internal company documents obtained by the Department of Justice, CCI describes its target demographic as "isolated," "impatient," individuals with "low self-esteem," who have "few people in their lives who care about them" and who are "stuck" and "unable to see and plan well for future." It is alleged the schools targeted people meeting these targets through aggressive and persistent internet and telemarketing campaigns and through television ads on daytime shows like Jerry Springer and Maury Povich."[5]
In November 2013, Corinthian Colleges reported that they were under investigation by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.[6]
In April 2015, the college was fined almost $30 million by Department of Education. The department found the school had misled students and loan agencies about the prospects for graduates to find jobs.[7]
On April 26, 2015, Corinthian announced that effective immediately it was closing all of its remaining campuses including Heald.[8]
The college was founded[9] in San Francisco, California, by Edward Payson Heald, on August 8, 1863, and known for many years as "Heald's Business College".[10]
In 2001, it changed its name from Heald Colleges to Heald College. A few years after that, in 2007, the then non-profit institution was acquired by a private investor group and turned into a for-profit college.[11]
In November 2009, Corinthian Colleges, Inc., purchased Heald College's parent company for $395 million, simultaneously announcing plans to begin in 2011 offering online-only courses leading to degree programs based entirely on online-only coursework. However, Corinthian planned to retain the Heald name, as well as its faculty and staff.[12]
From 1983 until its closure, Heald College had regional accreditation from the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).[13] Heald offered Associate in Applied Sciences degrees[14] and Associate of Arts degrees, diplomas or certificates.
In addition, in July 2012, Heald College received accreditation from the Western Associate of Schools and Colleges accrediting commission for Senior Colleges and Universities (WASC Sr.).[15]
Campus locations[edit]
Heald College campuses were located in 12 cities:
- Concord, California
- Fresno, California
- Hayward, California
- Modesto, California
- Rancho Cordova, California
- Roseville, California
- Salinas, California
- San Francisco, California
- Milpitas, California
- Stockton, California
- Portland, Oregon
- Honolulu, Hawaii
In addition to Heald's physical locations, they also operated an online program that offered 7 different degrees.[16]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Victor "Trader Vic" Bergeron, restaurateur
- Michael H. de Young, San Francisco Chronicle newspaper publisher and museum founder
- George Christopher, former Mayor of San Francisco
- A.P. Giannini, banker, founder of Transamerica and the Bank of Italy and cofounder/cocreator of Bank of America
- William Gorham, engineer at Hitachi during World War II[17]
- Fred Swanton (1862–1940) mayor of Santa Cruz, California and developer of the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk[18]
- ^ "Corinthian College is a criminal enterprise: Then why are teacher pension funds buying their stock?". The Daily Censored. 2013-12-16. Retrieved 2014-02-19.
- ^ "Corinthian Colleges, Inc.".
- ^ "Discredited For-Profit College Operator Still Part of APSCU Trade Group". Huffington Post. 2013-10-11. Retrieved 2014-02-19.
- ^ [1][dead link]
- ^ California Sues a Number of Colleges for Doing Bad Stuff. "California Sues a Number of Colleges for Doing Bad Stuff - Get Out of Debt Guy". Getoutofdebt.org. Retrieved 2014-02-19.
- ^ Dougherty, Carter (2013-11-22). "For-Profit Colleges Face Consumer Bureau Probe on Lending Roles". Bloomberg. Retrieved 2014-02-19.
- ^ Nasiripour, Shahien (15 April 2015). "Heald College Fined For Misleading Students About Job Prospects". Huffington Post. Retrieved 15 April 2015.
- ^ http://www.sacbee.com/news/local/education/article19638141.html
- ^ Lewis Publishing Company in 1892
- ^ van Ommeren 2004
- ^ "Capstone Partners Advises Heald College on Acquisition by Investor Group". Capstone LLC. p. 7. Retrieved 26 June 2014.
- ^ Nanea Kalani (6 November 2009). "Sale of Heald Colleges could lead to more student options". Pacific Business News. Retrieved 2009-11-12.
- ^ "ACCJC DIRECTORY OF ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS AUGUST 2012" (PDF). 1 August 2012. p. 13. Retrieved 13 August 2012.
- ^ "Heald College Academic Catalog" (PDF). Heald College. June 2011. p. 3. Retrieved 24 July 2011.
- ^ "WASC Commission Actions – June 2012" (PDF). 1 July 2012. Retrieved 13 August 2012.
- ^ "Heald Online programs". Heald Online. Retrieved 5 December 2012.
- ^ Kawakami, Kenjiro (2002). "William R. Gorham (1888-1949) and Japanese Industry". International Conference on Business & Technology Transfer. Retrieved 2013-05-08.
- ^ Edward Sanford Harrison (1892). "Biographical Sketches". History of Santa Cruz County, California. Pacific Press Publishing Company. pp. 318–319.*
- The Bay of San Francisco (and Its Cities and Their Suburbs) Vol 1. Lewis Publishing Company. 1892. p. 473.
- van Ommeren, Alice (2004). Stockton in Vintage Postcards. Arcadia Publishing. pp. 101–102. ISBN 978-0-7385-2878-6.


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The by-law does not permit advocates to appear before arbitrators
A by-law of a commodity futures exchange here which does not permit advocates to appear before arbitrators has been challenged before the Madras High Court.
The matter has been brought before the High Court by a woman of Tiruvallur district who said that depriving her of the assistance of a legally qualified person in her case was unjustified.
Mary Roseline of Maanampathi, R.N. Kandigai, alleged that Geojit Comtrade, Kochi, through various sources of inducements made her to do the business of trading of multi-commodity through its establishments.
After some time, the company took it for granted to utilise the funds provided through bank in her name for its business without her prior consent.
She issued a notice. When she sought details of the transactions there was no response.
It approached the Multi-Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) arbitrators to decide the dispute without proper statutory notice to her, she alleged.
When she approached the arbitrators to permit her to represent her case and to collect the papers through an advocate, it was not entertained.
The reason cited by the arbitrators was that MCX by-laws did not permit appearance of advocates.
The petitioner said the clause 15.22 of the by-law should be struck down as it affected a person's fundamental right to avail himself or herself of legal assistance in the proceedings before arbitrators.
When the matter came up before Justice K.K. Sasidharan, counsel submitted that an award passed by arbitrator could be challenged before the High Court under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act.
Such being the case, it was not correct to incorporate a provision preventing lawyers from appearing on behalf of their parties before arbitrators.
Mr. Justice Sasidharan granted an interim stay of all further proceedings of the arbitration in the petitioner's case pending before the arbitrators till September 16.
He ordered notice to the Centre and others, returnable by that date.
Keywords: Geojit Comtrade, commodity futures exchange by-law, legal assistance deprived, Madras HC case


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This is an explanation of benefits (EOB) from your health insurance company (HIC) concerning the services that were provided by your health care provider (YHCP) on or about two weeks ago from last Thursday (LTH) at about 3:30 p.m. or maybe a little later if it's that important to you.
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It was a beautiful, warm, gloriously sunny late spring day.
This past Thursday, my wife and I celebrated our 44th wedding anniversary, which is, technically, impossible, since I'm pretty sure I'm only about 43 years old.
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Let me reiterate and make this perfectly clear: I have no intention, currently, at this moment, as of early this morning, right now, of running for president in 2016.
However, as I state in my currently available new book, "Running for President in 2016," circumstances can change.
A little more than a year ago, I packed up all my cares and woes, along with my curated collection of old take-out menus from restaurants that no longer existed, emptied my desk, refused to sharpen any more pencils, left my office and retired from my job.
First, the good news. The other weekend, I ran a 5K race and I did not end up in the emergency room. In fact, I finished second in my age group.
The bad news is that I'm not sure there were more than two people in my age group.
And to make it worse, the other guy in my age group just managed to edge me out by a hair — or more precisely, by 17 minutes.
Dear soon-to-be college graduates,
Thank you for selecting me as your commencement speaker this year once you found out that you couldn't get Miley Cyrus.
I know you have asked me here because you believed I could offer all of you some pertinent advice about life, since I have been living for some time.
In three-quarters of a mile, take the ramp heading west, if you can figure out which direction west is. But of course, if you could, you wouldn't need a GPS in the first place, would you?
In 1,000 feet — that's about 330 yards give or take, if you prefer smaller numbers or have irregular feet — move over into the right lane just past that gigantic semi tractor-trailer that's bearing down on you and doesn't look like it's going to slow down at all.
On our wine list this evening, you'll find several stains and a few grease marks, along with:
A 2007 Slovakian gamay or gamay not, with hints of goat cheese and leftover macaroni, and a finish full of crabapple and a satisfying aroma of drying cement. Great paired with the last Peppermint Pattie in the bag.
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I did not make a track to get an accurate mileage, and it will depend on the route ridden anyway. Best to plan for 150+. Most all of the loops in DV will require 150+ gas range so Noobs should plan ahead.
Any fastener that is worn will break. Any fastener that is not tight will fall off. Check all of the key fasteners. If worn, replace them. If not sure, replace them. For those that still are good, remove them and apply blue locktite on the threads when tightening them.
I highly suggest you check your clutch and throttle cables for wear. If not sure, replace them or carry spares.
Check your chain and sprockets. If worn, replace them. Adjust the chain.
Check your battery. If it is 2.5 years or older, it probably is on its last leg and should be replaced even if it tests OK.
I know many guys that ride well with Anakee type tires, but new or "fresh" knobbies are best.
A key thing to remember is your cell phone will not work. If you have a minor mechanical, you should be able to fix it well enough to continue your ride or get back to camp.
Here is a suggested list of stuff to carry on your bike:
1. A new tube (preferrably front and rear), tire irons, wrenches to remove axle nuts, and an air pump.
2. Assorted nuts, bolts and washers used most on your bike and basic hand tools to install them.
3. Zip ties and "rescue tape" or small roll of duct tape.
4. Spare clutch and brake levers, or adjust hand guards / barkbusters to protect your levers if you fall. Better to do both.
5. Epoxy that works on metal and plastic.
6. A good headlight from REI or similar. (Try fixing a flat, etc. after dark without one.)
7. A good Leatherman or Swiss Army knife.
Joel, volunteers and ride leaders do their best to assure all Noobs have a great experience. With a little preparation, Death Valley is a wonderful place to ride.
My favorite ride is the one I'm about to start!
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After nearly a decade of Billy Beane weaving his small-market Moneyball magic, Oakland had a reality check last season. The A's -- who'd averaged 94 victories over the previous eight years, with four AL West titles and five playoff appearances -- finished 10 games under .500 and just a game ahead of last-place Texas.
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MARENGO—Crawford County scored a run on a wild pitch in the bottom of the eighth inning to edge Perry Central 5-4 in PLAC baseball Thursday.
A walk and a single preceded the wild pitch.
Trey Novak, Perry Central's third pitcher, took the loss. His cousin had pitched the first seven innings for Crawford County.
Luke Hubert pitched the first 4 1/3 innings for Perry Central, walking six and striking out three.
Ethan Myler then walked four and struck out two in 1 2/3 innings. Trey Novak walked one and struck out two in two innings.
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LEOPOLD—Perry Central senior Aaron Pierrard Thursday signed a national letter of intent to run cross country and track for the University of Southern Indiana.
Pierrard chose the NCAA Division II cross country powerhouse even though fellow Great Lakes Conference member St. Joseph's College offered him a full ride and USI did not, though his scholarship money at USI can increase each year based on his performance.
DUBOIS—Chelsey Billings threw a no-hitter as Tell City whipped Northeast Dubois 11-0 in softball Thursday.
Billings struck out two and walked only one in the five-inning game. She faced only one batter over the minimum, as her teammates backed her with errorless defense.
Her infield teammates that is, as the Jeeps never hit a ball out of the infield. "Our infielders did their jobs," said Tell City Coach Maggie Schuetter.
Tell City, on the other hand, had 12 hits and scored in every inning.
LEOPOLD—Skylar Parker and Amber Lindauer each won two individual events as Perry Central cruised to victory in a four-team girls track meet Thursday.
The Commodores scored 110 points, North Harrison 62, Crawford County 43, and Paoli 17.
Parker won the long jump at 14 feet, 7 1/4 inches and also took the high jump.
Lindauer won the 100-meter high hurdles in 17.09 seconds and the 300 low hurdles in 55.55.
LEOPOLD—Aaron Pierrard won two individual events and a relay to lead Perry Central to victory in a four-team boys track meet Thursday.
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TELL CITY—A loss last year turned into a big win for Tell City baseball pitcher C.J. Rowe.
Rowe signed scholarship papers Monday to pitch for Brescia University.
He said the Owensboro, Ky., school, which competes in NAIA as a member of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, recruited him "mostly as a starting pitcher."
HUNTINGBURG—Southridge won nine events and also used its depth to edge Perry Central for first place in a girls triangular track meet Tuesday.
Southridge scored 79 points, Perry Central 70, and South Spencer 17.
Perry Central's Amber Lindauer won both hurdles races.
She took the 100 highs in 16.7 seconds and the 300 lows in 49.8.
Teammate Payton Emmons placed second in both, running the 100s in 17.0 and the 300s in 52.7.
TELL CITY—Donovan Ingle and Elliott Brown each won two individual events and a relay to lead Tell City to second place in a boys triangular track meet Monday.
Northeast Dubois won with 84 points. Tell City scored 78 and Tecumseh 4.
Ingle won the 1600-meter run in 4:37 and the 800 in 2:03.43.
He teamed with Travis Brinksneader, Leo Simpson and Seth Vaquero to win the 3200 relay in 8:56.24.
Brown won the 100 dash in 11.07 and the 200 in 22.83.
TELL CITY—Emma Kohnert, Katie Goffinet and Hailey Carman each won two individual events to lead Tell City to victory in a girls triangular track meet Monday.
Tell City scored 83 points, Northeast Dubois 75, and Tecumseh 6.
Kohnert cleared 5 feet to take the high jump and won the 100-meter high hurdles in 17.52 seconds.
Goffinet won the long jump at 13 feet, 11 inches and the 300 low hurdles in 52.53.
Carman won the 1600 run in 6:06 and the 3200 in 13:18.59.
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Mike Bianco is the head coach of the Ole Miss baseball team. A graduate of LSU, he joined Ole Miss in 2000 and has been instrumental in making the Diamond Rebels a mainstay on the national collegiate baseball scene.
Heading into the 2010, Bianco had a record of 365-203-1 in nine seasons as Ole Miss' coach. For more about his tenure from Ole Miss Sports Information, click here.
Bianco turns to new guys for 2012
Ole Miss' weekend rotation will have a completely different look in more than one way when it takes the field for the first time at TCU on Feb. 17. Gone are Matt Crouse, Austin Wright and David Goforth, the familiar juniors that departed Oxford for the minor leagues following last season. (February 7, 2012, Page 8)
Chavez shows improvement for Rebs in Sunday scrimmage
The Ole Miss baseball team's march to opening day continued on Sunday with its fourth preseason intrasquad scrimmage.
One standout on the day was Dylan Chavez.
After struggling during the fall, the left-handed junior bounced back for the Rebels, allowing just two hits while striking out three in 4.2 shutout innings of work. (February 6, 2012, Page 4B)
Diamond Rebs have plenty of options as preseason begins
The Ole Miss baseball team officially opened its preseason last Friday with a plethora of possibilities surrounding the team, both in the form of headlines and lineups.
Head coach Mike Bianco is looking for the Rebels to get the spring off to a good start. (January 31, 2012, Page 10)
Oxford's Gibbs chooses Rebels
Ole Miss is set to have another Gibbs on its baseball diamond.
Recently, current Oxford senior Luke Gibbs committed to play for the Rebels following in the cleat marks of his All-American grandfather, Jake, his father, Monte and his uncle, Dean. (November 15, 2011, Page 7)
RHP Hively takes command, leads Team Snyder to sweep
Team Snyder entered the 2011 Pizza Bowl looking for a sweep over Team Wright.
Mission accomplished. (more…) (October 28, 2011, Page 8A)
Pizza Bowl 2011 pits Team Wright against Team Snyder
The Ole Miss baseball team will conclude its fall ball season this week with its annual best-of-three Pizza Bowl intrasquad series, beginning today at 2:30 at Oxford-University Stadium. (more…) (October 26, 2011, Page 3B)
Diamond Rebels release 2012 schedule
The Ole Miss baseball team will host 32 home dates and play seven series against NCAA Tournament teams from a year ago, Ole Miss head coach Mike Bianco announced on Wednesday with the release of the 2012 baseball schedule.
Season tickets for the upcoming season go on sale in November and season ticket packages remain for the 2012 campaign. Fans are encouraged to secure their spot early in what has become one of the nation's premiere college baseball atmospheres. (more…) (September 29, 2011, Page 8)
Diamond Rebs recruiting class ranked 3rd by Collegiate Baseball
The Ole Miss baseball program welcomed the highest ranked recruiting class in the program's history to campus this fall with the most recent influx of talent ranked third nationally by Collegiate Baseball, the publication announced on Tuesday. (more…) (September 21, 2011, Page 7)
OF Bousfield making early impression on Rebels
Ole Miss' regular-season opener at Texas Christian University isn't until Feb. 17, but there's no better time than the present to begin playing for starting jobs.
Entering the fall ball season, Ole Miss baseball coach Mike Bianco said the outfield could see a lot of change with Tanner Mathis as the lone returning starter.
Auston Bousfield has taken note of the turnover and wasted no time making a good first impression on the Ole Miss coaching staff. (more…) (September 19, 2011, Page 3B)
Quick hits from Ole Miss' first intrasquad
BLOG: While the Gridiron Rebels were getting dismantled in Nashville, the Diamond Rebels were hard at work playing their first intrasquad game of the fall at Oxford-University Stadium. (more…) (September 17, 2011)


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nepal Prominent British art collector Charles Saatchi has admitted assault and accepted a police caution after published photos showed him grasping the throat of his wife, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson.
In Tuesday's editions, The London Evening Standard newspaper quoted him as saying that he had approached police to discuss the incident after seeking legal advice.
"Although Nigella made no complaint I volunteered to go to Charing Cross (police) station and take a police caution after a discussion with my lawyer because I thought it was better than the alternative of this hanging over all of us for months," he told the newspaper, where he is also a columnist. He said the questioning took four hours.
Tabloid newspapers this week published photos of the incident, which happened June 9 in a posh London restaurant.
Saatchi, 70, earlier had characterized the incident as a "playful tiff" during an intense debate about the couple's children.
Lawson, 53, is a well-known TV presenter and chef whose cookbooks are best-sellers in Britain and the United States.
Under British law, a caution is a formal warning given to someone who admits the offense. It carries no penalty, but it can be used as evidence of bad character if a person is later prosecuted for a different crime.
Saatchi had told the Evening Standard newspaper Monday that the photos made the altercation look worse than it was.
Saatchi said "the pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place."
"About a week ago, we were sitting outside a restaurant having an intense debate about the children, and I held Nigella's neck repeatedly while attempting to emphasize my point," he was quoted as saying. "There was no grip, it was a playful tiff."
Saatchi also told the paper the couple "had made up by the time we were home.
"The paparazzi were congregated outside our house after the story broke yesterday morning, so I told Nigella to take the kids off till the dust settled."
Lawson's spokesman, Mark Hutchinson, confirmed that she and her children had left the family home after the photos were published but declined to comment further.
Saatchi and Lawson married in 2003 and live in London with Lawson's son and daughter from her marriage to journalist John Diamond, who died of cancer in 2001, and Saatchi's daughter from a previous marriage.
Lawson gained fame with her 1998 best-seller "How To Eat" and subsequent "How to Be a Domestic Goddess" (2000) and is one of Britain's best-known cookbook writers, as well as the host of foodie TV shows including "Nigella Bites" and ABC's cooking program "The Taste."
A former journalist who attended Oxford University, she served as deputy literary editor of The Sunday Times and subsequently wrote for numerous other newspapers and magazines.
Lawson is also one of the few British food personalities to have had real success in the United States, both on television and with her cookbooks. She has often made the point that she is not a trained chef, but is simply showing people what they can do in their own kitchens.


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(AP) - Congressional negotiators have agreed on a $144 billion package that extends three major programs through the end of the year: a 2 percentage-point reduction in the Social Security payroll tax, federal unemployment benefits for the long-time unemployed and avoidance of a 27 percent cut in reimbursements for doctors treating Medicare patients.
A look at how the package would be financed:
_ There would be no cuts in other programs to pay for the $100 billion cost of extending the payroll tax cut.
_ Half of the unemployment benefit extension would be paid for by asking new federal employees to contribute an additional 2.3 percent into their defined benefit plans. The other half would come from auctioning off broadcast airwaves to wireless companies. That raises $15 billion even after $7 billion would be spent for a new communications network for emergency workers.
_ The approximately $20 billion cost of preventing payment cuts to Medicare doctors would be paid for with cuts in other areas of health care. All these cuts and savings would be achieved from 2012 through 2022.
_ $2.5 billion would come from a health care law fund directed to Louisiana to make up for Medicaid money it lost because of the influx of federal dollars after Hurricane Katrina.
_ $4.1 billion from reducing Medicaid payments to hospitals with a disproportionate share of uninsured patients. President Barack Obama sought similar cuts in his proposed 2013 budget.
_$5 billion would be cut from a 10-year, $15 billion program included in the 2010 health care law, promoted by Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, that was aimed at boosting prevention and public health programs.
_$2.7 billion saved by reducing payment rates for clinical laboratory services by 2 percent in 2013.
_$6.9 billion saved by reducing bad debt payments. Currently Medicare reimburses hospitals and skilled nursing facilities for 70 percent of cost-sharing that patients are unable or unwilling to pay. Bad debt reimbursements would be phased down to 65 percent in the 2013 budget year. Obama had also recommended reductions in these payments.
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RICHMOND, Texas-- A widow said she and her sons had just enough time to escape an overnight apartment fire, leaving behind an urn that contained her husband s ashes.
According to the Richmond Fire Department, the blaze broke out around 11 p.m. Monday at the Town & Country Apartments on Thompson Road near Golfview Drive.
Firefighters were able to keep the fire from spreading to other units, and no injuries were reported.
Firefighters attempted to locate the urn the woman left in the fire, but they said they couldn t locate it. The widow told firefighters her husband died in October.
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As new features are introduced, you will be able to update the app so that you always have the most current Walden Savings Bank mobile banking version.
Walden Savings Bank is committed to security and protecting your privacy. Enjoy peace of mind knowing personal information is protected by advanced encryption technology to help prevent unauthorized access.
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The clinic is part of the WilmerHale Legal Services Center (LSC), a general practice community law office in Jamaica Plain. LSC was founded nearly 30 years ago as a clinical practice program for Harvard Law School students, and delivers high quality civil legal assistance to the community. The Legal Services Center's diverse clinics provide clinical instruction to second and third year law students and serve as a laboratory for the innovative delivery of legal services. LSC students are taught and mentored under the supervision and guidance of clinical instructors and fellows in one of the Center's litigation clinical practices. In addition to its academic year clinical program, LSC also operates a summer program for law students to gain experience in legal services.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — On September 26, 2010, the Polish American Community in the San Francisco Bay Area will celebrate its annual harvest festival.
The Polish Festival at Golden Gate Park is hosted by the Polish American Congress and includes live music and folk dances from many regions of Poland. Visitors will be able to purchase original art, Polish food, books, DVDs with the latest hit movies, finely made glass goblets and candle holders and the famous Polish amber jewelry. In addition there will be a well stocked kitchen serving hot food including kielbasa (Polish sausage), pierogi (stuffed dumpling), kapusta (sauerkraut), desserts and pastries ("paczki" and poppy seed cake). The authentic and now world famous Polish beer will also be available.
The Festival will take place in the County Fair Building (at 9th Avenue at Lincoln Way) in San Francisco Golden Gate Park from 11 AM to 5 PM.
Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Parking is easy and available in the new Music Concourse Garage. Access to the north entrance is from Fulton Street at 10th( )Avenue.
Polish Festival with Polish music, arts and crafts, folk dancing, books, music, videos, authentic Polish food and beer.
WHO: Polish American Congress – Northern California Division, Polonia Foundation, Folk & Muz Band, Lowiczanie Folk Dance Ensemble, Polish School students performing, and representatives of various Polish organizations.
WHY: To commemorate the annual Polish harvest festival.
WHEN and WHERE: Sunday, September 26, 2010, 11 AM to 5 PM
Golden Gate Park, County Fair Building (formerly Hall of Flowers),
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BANGALORE: The Department of Pre University Education has published the provisional priority list of lecturers on its website www.pue.kar.nic.in who have submitted applications seeking transfer for computer counselling through Deputy Director of the District.
The Director of Pre University Education, in a release, said that objections if any could be sent through registered post addressing Puttaramegowda M.C., Assistant Director, Department of Pre University Education, 18th Cross, Malleswaram, Bangalore - 560012 by May 25 or can be submitted in person.
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Every day dozens and dozens of new and updated apps and games hit the iOS and Mac App Stores. It's impossible to keep up with them all, but it's not impossible to pick out the very best. Here they are! Today we've got a great new weather app for iOS, price cuts on a popular game and a Dr. Seuss activity app, an update to a terrific Mac music app and more!
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Today Rogers announced a new program called Next which aims to win over early adopters that want a new phone every year. You're essentially leasing your phone for $25 or $30/month, depending on if you want to have device insurance. You don't pay any initial cost on your upgrade including activation or remaining device balance, you hand over your old device, and you get a new phone for $0-down that normally costs up to $250 on a two-year plan. Sounds like a good deal, right? Let's run through the details to see if it's all it's cracked up to be.
First, some background. This structure isn't entirely new in the grand scheme of mobile. TELUS has something similar called T-Up specifically for iPhone which only charges $9/month, but doesn't pay for your next device, just forgives your current device balance when you're ready to upgrade after a year. In the U.S., AT&T also has something called Next, T-Mobile has Jump, and Verizon has Edge. They're all a little different, but from the looks of things, T-Mobile screws people the least. Oh, and the Americans can do it every six months rather than once a year.
Rogers, one of Canada's big three carriers, is now joining it's U.S. counterparts in offering an early upgrade program — a Next of their very own. Kicked off by T-Mobile's desire to disrupt the industry, early upgrades let people get new phones faster, but often with a huge catch — extra cost. So is Roger's Next any different?
AT&T is making their Next plans, which can allow for more frequent phone upgrades, available to some existing customers already on regular contracts. AT&T:
Next, one of our favorite expense tracking apps for iPhone has just been updated to version 2.0 and brings with it some refreshed design elements to better mesh with iOS 7 as well as some new features including French localization, the ability to add notes to expenses, and more.
Wil Shipley of Delicious Monster talks to Guy and Rene about coding on NeXT, forming the Omni Group, dealing with the "Air Force", making Delicious Library, and what he's working on now. Here's the audio again in case you missed it, and below, for the first time, is the complete transcript.
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Apple has launched a new promotion to entice would be iPhone buyers by offering them free next day shipping. The new promotion ony appears to be available in the U.S. Apple Store and no where else. The offer covers all models of iPhone from the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S and the latest iPhone 5 models.
Apple has posted a recruitment ad on its own site for a Software Engineering Manager specifically for the Apple TV team. It appears that Apple may be getting ready to move the Apple TV from the hobby stage into a full blown can't do without living room necessity. According to the ad, Apple is seeking someone to deliver the next generation features for Apple TV.
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Selling ABC material via T3Media allows quality ABC material to be available rapidly to our clients around the world by a sales team speaking their language and operating in their time zones", said Cyrus Irani, Manager ABC Library Sales, adding that "the relationship frees our own sales and research teams, enabling them to provide thorough customer service and dig into our archive to locate less frequently called upon material.


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A friend has given me his HP Pavillion dv7-1428ca to try and fix. It has been behaving strangely the last few days on Explorer and Messenger, The background is black and some parts of the screen are where you would expect them to be but it is almost impossible to click on what you want.
System restore is only showing one restore point for yesterday which is no help. He says he has no rescue disks, I found a download from HP to create a recovery memory stick but this will not run as you are only allowed attempt and making a recovery media and this has already been done!!!
As it is an Amd 64 processor is it ok to install a 32 but operating system if it comes down to it? He can contact HP and pay for a recovery disk, not sure if it's a complication that he bought it in Canada.
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Amid shooting woes, X's incredible stat
SDSU point Xavier Thames has no turnovers in 185 minutes
In the first 22 games of the season, Xavier Thames averaged 18.1 points while shooting 43.8 percent. In the last five games: 9.0 points and 21.4 percent.
But before you start ruing the sudden loss of form by San Diego State's senior point guard, or believing the rumors that he injured his back again (he laughed and shook his head when asked about them), consider another number:
That's how many turnovers the Aztecs' primary ball-handler has over the past five-plus games. One-hundred eighty-five minutes, 23 assists, zero turnovers.
Some perspective: Thames' predecessor, D.J. Gay, is the school's all-time leader in victories (105) and games played (140). He made some tough shots and played lockdown defense but was maybe best known for an uncanny knack for turnover-less games. And his longest stretch without one was 177 minutes.
Thames transferred from Washington State and redshirted during Gay's senior season, when the Aztecs went 34-3 and reached the Sweet 16. He played against Gay every day in practice, and he soaked up every drop of knowledge he could from the heart, soul and conscience of SDSU's greatest basketball team.
"He just told me to make the easy play," Thames said, "that don't try to make the spectacular play that everybody oohs and aahs (over). That's what I learned from him, just make the right decision."
Ask any coach what they want out of their point guard, and you'll get the same response: great on-ball defense, and no turnovers.
Coach Steve Fisher calls Thames "our most reliable, dependable, effective defender," and his assist-turnover ratio over the last 5½ games is, ahem, 23-to-0.
Thames' last turnover came six games and 20 days ago, with 5:30 left in the first half against Nevada. He had zero in 35 minutes at Wyoming, zero in 35 minutes against Air Force, zero in 30 minutes against Air Force, zero in 35 minutes at New Mexico, zero in 26 minutes against San Jose State.
Since Feb. 11, no one in Division I has more assists (18) without a turnover.
"Handling it as much as he does, in traffic on so many ball screens and looks, for him to have that stat is very impressive to me," Coach Steve Fisher said. "I don't chart and look to see what all the guards across the country are doing, but that is a winning statistic no matter who you are or what league you're playing in.
"When you've had such a good offensive stretch that X did, and when you go through a period where you have a harder time making shots, you tend to say, 'He's not playing well.' He's not shooting well, but he's playing well."
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College hoops is right around the corner. This season projects to be one of the most memorable ones ever due to the sensational crop of freshmen.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Carolina Panthers found offense in various forms after a sluggish opener, grinding past the New Orleans Saints with quarterback Cam Newton becoming the third Carolina player to score a rushing touchdown in a 35-27 victory Sunday afternoon at Bank of America Stadium. Newton also threw for a touchdown as the Panthers avoided an 0-2 start to a season that began with consecutive games against NFC South rivals. The Saints, operating under interim coach Aaron Kromer, fell to 0-2. Quarterback Drew Brees of the Saints threw for 97 first-quarter yards before Carolina's pass rush kicked in and created havoc for the Saints' passing attack. He finished with 325 passing yards, though a first-quarter interception proved crucial. After gaining only 123 yards during the middle two quarters, the Saints put together three significant drives. But a fourth-quarter threat ended inside the Carolina 25 when Brees was stripped of the ball and then misfired after picking up th...
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The Today Show has been expanded! Here are the highlights for this year's "Show":
In addition to recognizing the recipient of the 2014 LTK Award and the highlighting of Porterfield's Flowers at the 2014 Retail Florist of the Year, WF&FSA will feature a panel program focused on retail, supermarkets, event planner, e-commerce, social media impact, and more. Hear the latest news. Anchored by entertaining Ramiro Penaherrera, director of Flowers for Kids and Memorial Day Flower Foundation. Additional segments include A "Genius Bar" featuring a wholesale buyers panel. This action packed morning will also feature the WF&FSA commercials and other interviews designed to enlighten and entertain.
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Whether bricks and mortar, events, grocery or e-commerce, your retailers are looking for your help and partnership. Find out how this partnership can be strengthened and enhanced on Thursday morning at the WF&FSA Today Show when our distinguished panel will share their thoughts.
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They will discuss challenges that prevent them from growing their business, share what they need from their wholesalers and suppliers to help grow their business and they will also share success stories on ways their wholesalers have helped them grow their business.
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Hear directly from the buying experts about how they manage their inventory, what steps they take to keep a mix to suit customer's needs, how they deal with dead inventory, and much more. Explore the key factors impacting their margins. Hear about what information they are looking for form their suppliers. This do not miss session will feature:
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In this fast paced, interactive and engaging presentation you will learn which decisions bring you success, balance, reduced stress and control and which ones do not. You will also learn how to better manage your to-do list, calendar, contacts, meeting notes and once for all get organized. McClatchy is known for his expertise on tools such as Outlook and his materials will get into how to better leverage those tools.
Steve McClatchy is a speaker, trainer, consultant, writer and entrepreneur who has spoken before thousands of audiences that have been delighted with his entertaining style and powerful stories. Steve founded Alleer Training and Consulting out of his passion for continual improvement and his belief that when we stop growing, learning, gaining experience, achieving goals and improving we stop living. He has worked in sales, sales management, training and consulting for such organizations as The Pillsbury Company, Broderbund Software, Franklin Covey and Forte Systems.
Alleer has worked with Fortune 500 companies, small to mid-size firms, associations, universities, government agencies, unions, non-profits and more. Alleer's client list includes Merck, Disney, Wharton School of Business, Nestle, Microsoft, Campbell's Soup, Ikea, Comcast, Wells Fargo, San Francisco 49ers, BASF, Tiffany & Co., The National Basketball Association (NBA), Independence Blue Cross, Harvard University, Nissan, McKesson, Accenture and Hewlett Packard.
Steve is a frequent guest lecturer at Harvard University, Villanova University, Temple University and the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. He has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, WebMD Magazine, Fast Company, Entrepreneur, Investor's Business Daily and Selling Power Magazine. He is the author of the New York Times Bestseller Decide! Released in 2014.
Steve is one of twelve children and grew up outside of Philadelphia. He lives with his wife and four kids in Malvern, Pa. He has his BA in both Finance and Economics and has been involved in the Big Brother/Big Sister program for over 25 years.
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Get the latest scoop on blogging, Pinterest, hashtags and YouTube and how all of these can be used to help not only your retailers' business but yours as well. Members of the WF&FSA Marketing Committee will share their expertise and knowledge and tell you where you can get the latest information to help your customers. Please join the Marketing Committee members for this session featuring :
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Yvone Ashton, Mayesh
Kim Clay, Syndicate Sales
Jacque Sir louis, Smither's Oasis
Yvette Speziani, Equiflor
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The Stories That Shape Our Industry
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- Ramiro Penaherrera will share the story of the Memorial Day Flowers Foundation. Learn all about the genesis of this program and how it has grown in recent years.
- Lane DeVries of Sun Valley Group will share his story to promote Women's Day on March 8 as a new floral holiday for the U.S. Already wildly popular in Europe, learn what Lane is up to and why this is such a great opportunity for our industry.
- Jessica Walker, an intern at Kennicott, will share her exciting promotion "Halfway to Valentine's Day." What do baseball and flowers have in common? Be on hand to find out!
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WF&FSA's Design Trends Program featuring Kevin Ylvisaker AIFD, PFCI, Floral Trend Consultant
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Kevin will share his trends analysis and take a peek into what consumers will be looking for in the months ahead. His program was a big hit in 2013 and attendees asked that he return to share his expertise and knowledge with WF&FSA delegates once again.
Kevin comes to the floral industry with a background in art that includes a concentration in sculpture and weaving. He has been in the floral industry for more than thirty eight years. Kevin is a freelance designer with his company KLY Floral International. He is a Teleflora Education Specialist presenting design shows and classes around the country. Kevin is an Oasis Design Director designing for shows, Smithers Oasis publications and Oasis IDEA channel video series. He has also worked on product development and yearly color palette development for Smithers Oasis. He is been an endorsed designer for Design Master Color Tool and Acolyte Technologies. He has worked with Accent Décor to produce designs for their catalogs, their "T2" video series and set up their showrooms across the country. Kevin is a certified member of the American Institute Of Floral Designers (AIFD) and is also a Past President of AIFD. He is a member of PFCI, the Professional Floral Communicators International. Kevin is a past President of the Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Florists Association (WUMFA).
Nationally he has designed and judged across the country for garden clubs, wholesale houses, state associations, floral organizations and floral wire services. He has presented at several of the Art In Bloom weekends as a guest speaker and judge. Kevin was a presenter at the 2011 Newport Flower & Garden Show "Entertaining Newport Style" in Newport, RI which drew over 10,000 attendees.
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In the doldrums of summer, there's a dearth of new sports activity for true diehards to embrace. The NHL and NBA championships have long passed and the NFL season is still months from truly starting. While MLB's All-Star Game just occurred—with a stirring tribute to retiring Yankee Derek Jeter as one of the hallmarks—the season doesn't get really interesting, even for baseball lovers, for at least another month.
However, there are a couple notable events that are worth the sports fan's attention and effort. First of all, the WNBA has taken to branding itself the "Summer Break" of basketball. While condescending in at least one light, the All-Star Game was played just last weekend, with the East winning in overtime. The story behind the game-winner by Tamika Catchings is worth it even for a casual fan: While Catchings had been ruled out of the WNBA season until July 5, she was still voted into the game by fans and hit the crucial layup. The highlights package of the game includes a look at one of the most surefire locks as a future star in the league—All-Star Game MVP Shoni Schimmel. It even features the circus shot in the 4th quarter with 3 minutes remaining that everyone should be—but probably isn't—talking about.
Don't simply satisfy yourself with tracking your next fantasy football team or counting down to baseball's playoffs; enjoy some of the sports that are happening right now.
Last but not least, it's never too early, especially in a self-billed fishbowl town like Albuquerque, to think about collegiate sports. With Cameron Bairstow signing a contract to play on the Chicago Bulls with fellow ex-Lobo Tony Snell, there's plenty of reason to believe the Lobos will continue to push out great talent. And the Lobo football team looks to continue their upward swing.
Don't simply satisfy yourself with tracking your next fantasy football team or counting down to baseball's playoffs; enjoy some of the sports that are happening right now.


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First-half goals from Anthony Howell and Matt Rhead did the damage, with Sido Jombati's goal for the home side coming too late to salvage a point as the Robins tasted defeat for the first time in 12 games.
Early Cheltenham pressure came to nothing and it was the Stags who opened the scoring after 21 minutes when Howell's 20-yard strike appeared to be deflected beyond Scott Brown in the home goal.
As half-time approached, Byron Harrison headed over for the Robins with Jombati drilling another effort off target.
And those misses were punished in injury time when Rhead powered home a header from a James Jennings corner.
Cheltenham piled the pressure on after the break but struggled to find a way through a solid visiting defence.
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A man accused of shooting two dogs in the head and leaving them to die in a Beaver County park will stand trial.
Man Charged With Animal Cruelty, Accused Of Fatally Shooting 2 Dogs
Police in Beaver County have charged a man accused of shooting two dogs in the head and leaving them to die in Brady's Run Park.
Pa. Trout Season Opening Day This Weekend
This weekend marks the official start of trout season in Pennsylvania.
Lake In Beaver County Dealing With E.Coli Problems
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Do you like to be barefoot? Inside and outside?
I hate socks and shoes LOL. I love running around the yard barefoot all summer!!
I can't stand to wear shoes or socks. I love going barefoot, even outside. My mother-in-law fusses at me all the time for going around barefoot.
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Join us Tuesday, October 8th at 7:00PM for PILA's first Potluck of the semester. We will hear from representatives from other public interest student organizations, the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law, and the Pro Bono Program. We will also have a panel of recent UT Law grads who have turned their passion for helping people into successful legal careers.
There is no better way to get plugged in to the public interest community than to attend PILA Potlucks!
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